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So we're not going to go to
Sturgist this year. Susan and I had

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planned to go to Sturgis and we
are going to rent an RV and we

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had not been to Sturgis in I
don't know, eight years or so,

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and so we went to an RV
show, we found an RV to rent

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a trailer to tow the motorcycle out
there, and we were going to go

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live our best life in Sturgis first
part of August. But we decided to

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cancel because there is that Morning Show
convention that kind of overlaps with that,

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and I want to go to the
Morning Show convention because I get that award

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and I'm not going to not show
up for the award. Dave, come

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on up here, make us beat
Dave. Dave, he's not here,

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he's in Sturgis, that son of
a bitch. Ye. So we just

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with driving out there. Takes half
a day or more to drive to Sturgis,

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and then we would only be able
to be out there for a couple

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of days and then we'd have to
drive back. Then I'd have to fly

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to Dallas. So instead of trying
to figure that out and cut the trip

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short, we just said let's do
it another time. Why don't you fly

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out a not Texs with a fun
and then you guys fly in like a

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rend motorcycles that you've done before and
then just fly straight to Texas for event.

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That's what we're gonna do. Yeah, actually, oh you are gonna

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but you are gonna gour No,
no, no, we're not gonna go.

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No, I'm confused a little bit. We're gonna we're gonna go to

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Dallas a couple of days early,
rent a motorcycle, drive us to Austin

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instead of driving to Sturgison like the
thing, fly there and rent bikes that

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you have before, and then just
fly straight to Texas. Because we wanted

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the RV experience. Yeah, we
just want the whole experience. But you

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know what, it is a first
world problem. Oh my god, I

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have to cancel one fun trip to
take another fun trip. So we're not

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complaining. I just thought that was
a little life update. Let's check into

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the Minnesota goodbuye emails and see what
we got. Hello, friends, Please

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don't use my name. My mother
in law comes multiple times a year,

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and every time she comes, it's
an argument between me and my husband.

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He thinks I'm being unable, unreasonable, and I just need some perspective.

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I already know whose side I'm on. She usually stays with us for a

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week. She comes here with literally
no plans and does not rent a car.

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She would be happy sitting on the
couch the entire seven days. She

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does offer to help, but it's
never really anything I really need help with.

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She is not conversational and has no
interest or input in anything. I

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put up with her visits because I
obviously want my kids to spend time with

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her grandma. I don't want to
sound mean, because she's not a terrible

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person. She's just kind of a
lump and it's awkward and miserable. I

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really have no personal relationship with it
or at all, despite us being together

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for nearly ten years. My husband
says I need to be more relaxed about

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it and not stress so much.
But it's a huge disruption in our day

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to day life to have one extra
adult who really isn't contributing much or taking

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the weight off. As parents,
I dread these visits and the argument surrounding

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them. Any suggestions you might have
would be very welcome. Thank you.

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I absolutely understand where you're coming from. Even if the mom had a big

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personality and was helpful, I still
would be like, multiple times a year.

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Now, to me, what does
multiple times a year she stays for

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a week. If she came,
let's say four times a year for a

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week, that's a lot. I
guess you could look at the bright side

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and say, at least she wants
to be around her grandkids. But to

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sit around on the couch doing nothing
for seven days and you don't really connect

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with her, there's nothing. I'll
be telling you that right now. There's

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nothing you can do. You're not
going to be able to get your husband

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to say, Mom, you come
too often, please stop coming. Maybe

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plan activities, Say hey, guess
what, mom, I got some zoo

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passes. Take the kids down to
the zoo, or we're gonna drop you

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off at the zoo if she doesn't
drive, or we're gonna take it to

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the arboretum, or we're gonna drop
you off of the mall so she's not

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sitting there the entire time. Yeah, I was gonna say the same thing.

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I trust me, I get it, like I mean I do and

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don't. But because at first I
was like, if this is one time

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a year, you know, I
know that you would be like this,

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You wouldn't care book whatever, it's
one him a year. I'm like,

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Dave, I want to know what
multiple times a year means. And I

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also think, yeah, take advantage
of this, be like hey, Grace,

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love that you're here. Was thinking
maybe you and the kids could go

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to a movie tonight and then we
could go on a date, and like

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you free up. Maybe this kind
of benefits you a little bit here and

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there where you leave the kids at
home with her. Now, I don't

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know how old your kids are,
because obviously if it's a newborn, you

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may not feel comfortable leaving the newborn
with grandma. I don't know. But

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then go on to a date or
maybe play on like a like a cooking

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class for him and her. He
wants to spend so much time with her.

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Get your husband and her out of
the house. I don't know.

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I'm trying to think of like different
things. I personally kind of like some

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of my friends that are fine just
being lumps on the couch, Like my

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friends Samantha, She's finding a lump
on the couch. So I don't sit

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around feeling guilty that I'm not entertaining
her, which is kind of nice.

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I don't know. Yeah, that's
a tough one. I remember Steve his

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mother in law. They used working
the show. His mother in law would

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come into town a lot and stay
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I said, dude, that would
drive me nuts. And he's like,

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no, I kind of like it. And maybe he did, or maybe

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that's what he was told to say. I'm not really sure he would genuinely

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say he did, because she would
do she would help out, yeah,

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and actually watch the kids. So
he got they kind of got a break

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because they didn't have parents that lived
here that ever helped them. Yeah.

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Well, you know, Susan and
I never had that either. We were

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talking about that with Alison with you
know, Alison, she's got Justin's parents

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and they will watch the kids part
of the time, and then she's got

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us who can watch them, like, you know whatever. But we never

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had that when we had little kids. We never had We had Beth.

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Beth would help out because she went
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little, and Alison whatever, but
we never had two at the same time.

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We always had like Alison and Carson
nine years apart. But but Susan's

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mom would come and visit, and
honestly, looking back, she's gone.

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Now. I wish that she would
have come to visit more because she just

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didn't, you know what I mean, And I think she probably didn't feel

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like she wanted to do intrude or
whatever. Next one, I thought you'd

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appreciate a story about how my son
almost got kidnapped without the kidnapper even knowing.

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Here we go backstory. We go
to my husband's family's house a bit

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where people he doesn't really know that
he's related to drive him in golf carts.

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So okay, we're talking like great
aunts, great uncle's, husband's cousins,

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etc. On Saturday, we're at
the park at a birthday party.

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There was a family reunion. There
are two lots of people and a golf

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cart. I was pushing my two
year old twins on swings and I noticed

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what looked like my four year old
on the back of a golf cart.

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I started yelling, where's Duke?
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I started running and yelling to my
husband and in laws, where's Duke.

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The golf cart circled back and the
grandpa age guy said, does he belong

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to you. I didn't even know
he's on the back until my grandson said

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we had an extra passenger. I
asked Duke how he got on, and

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he said, I saw it driving
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on the back. Oh God.
And when I said, it's not like

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it's Uncle Tim's golf cart, he
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He went to soccer camp this morning. I told him there's a golf

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cart there, do not get on. And he came back and said,

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Mamma, you were right. There
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get on it. Moral of the
story, don't get into strangers cars or

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golf carts. Talk with your kids
again. Probably they will forget like mine

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did. Thank you, Hannah for
that messed up story. Hannah. I'm

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naming the episode Who's Uncle Tim because
it's funny. I love it. First

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and foremost. This one is the
next one. First foremost, you guys

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are raded, And although I don't
want to sound like Joan Rivers, I'm

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going to ask some sensitive things.
One. I loved your segment yesterday on

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heartbreak. It was really, really
healing to hear I'm not the only one

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who took two plus years to fully
recover from someone you thought was your human.

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Luckily I found my new human.
But new is different, and it

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indeed sometimes takes a while to realize
that new is better. Two questions for

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Fallon. Okay, I cannot lie. I follow you on everything. I

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love your adorable life. You are
literally goals, Dave. I met you

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twice at the State Fair, and
you are literally so the man. But

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at times I feel like a little
sprinkle of flavor could be added a little

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more often. So if you ever
need a twenty something mixed girl views,

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I got you bonus, Jenny,
your vulnerability, hard work and grind as

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a parent and saying for you Drake, and what dude and what that dude

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is accomplished in the last two years
is amazing. Any who, y'all are

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the Bee's knees Chow Chow from Alice. Alice, I like your flavor because

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you write in a very colorful way. And I'm impressed that somebody as young

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as you knows who Joan Rivers is. Yeah, because Joan Rivers is like,

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I mean, she's been dead for
like ten years, and she was

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like popular back in the eighties and
nineties. Maybe he was still popular on

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the two thousands up until she passed
because she did like fashion police still on

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e with her daughter. Okay,
see if I got another one one question

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for you. I listened to your
podcast religiously, and the second I get

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off work, I check the irheart
app for new podcasts to listen to him

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I drive home. It seems like
it's been happening more and more, but

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the podcast isn't uploaded till the next
day or super random times like ten pm.

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Is this an issue with the app
or are they just getting uploaded late

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some days. Love listening to guys
so much I get disappointed when I see

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there's not a new podcast up from
the day. Seriously, love your podcast.

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Don't let any minute of them go
to waste between my long car rides,

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walks and falling asleep to you guys
at night. Thanks for all you

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do. Wow, thank you,
Jessica. I get. Here's how I

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know if it's a real problem with
the entire platform. We get multiple text

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messages and dms, but usually once
or twice a week, I'll get somebody

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who says, hey, the podcast
isn't uploaded. It's three o'clock in the

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afternoon, and I always say,
try closing the app and restarted again,

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or turn your phone off and restarted
again, and usually they'll text back and

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go, oh, yeah, that
worked. I also have completely deleted the

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app and redownloaded it because for some
reason I've had the app not do you

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know how like you get those daily
update all these apps I've had it worked,

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didn't update my app for a long
time and it was outdated and that's

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why I wasn't getting stuff. So
sometimes I've even deleted the app and redownloaded

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it and everything's fine. But yeah, if we if that was consistent,

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yeah what you're saying, we would
get so many emails and texts. So

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I think it's got to be your
app. Because Drake definitely puts it up

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around the same time every day.
I think maybe once every six months somebody

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will forget to put the click the
upload button and it doesn't get uploaded.

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But the most part it should be
there. But if it's not just tried

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again, what else we got here? Hello? I heard Dave say he

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is no longer speaking with Brentley.
Brentley is my friend. I'm in friends

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with him for over thirty years and
we've had our falling outs over the years

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because he said it was a terrible
friend because I wouldn't call him. He

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bought a new house and I never
came to visit his new house, and

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I never really thought there was an
expectation to go see his new house.

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But he would get mad at me
because when he called, he had the

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worst timing ever. Yeah, he
would call to talk and catch up.

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And one time I was doing a
wedding rehearsal because is marrying this couple,

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and he calls. I answered the
phone because he gets pissed when I don't

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answer it, so I called,
said hey, I answered. I said,

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I'm doing a wedding rehearsal. I
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Fine. Another time we were at
boy Scout camp. We were literally

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getting off the bus and getting our
backpacks off the bus. He calls.

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I answered the phone and I said, hey, we just got to boy

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Scout camp. I can't talk right
now, okay fine, bye, And

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so that happened a couple of times. I'd give him shit because it was

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like, your timing is the worst, And so then he really went off

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on me one time and told me
what a terrible friend I was, and

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then we made up. Probably about
five years ago was Susan Eddar cancer scare,

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and he made the funny joke about
how do you make you know?

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How can you tell she's looking at
you? Because Susan's eyes are wonky,

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and I said, she looked at
me and said I don't want to die.

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And Brentley broke the tension and he
said, how can you tell she's

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looking at you? Yea, which
is what a friend does. He made

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me laugh in a moment that I
was not laughing. But even after that,

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you guys weren't the same, not
quite the same. No, he

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was kind of mean. Every time
I'd call him. He would spend the

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first fifteen minutes of the phone call
be like basically making fun of me.

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And I was like, okay,
all right enough ha ha ha. And

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then he had a great moment of
vulnerability a year or so ago because we

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were talking and he said, man, I'm getting older. I think of

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all the girls that I dated that
I should have married, and now I'm

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alone, and I think of all
the girls that I let get away,

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that I took for granted, etc. Etc. And I really liked that

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conversation and I said man, it's
not too late. You're not old.

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I said, you'll be old another
year or two, but right now,

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you're not old. Man can have
babies in there like eighties and nineties.

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As we can see, you're right
good and he son then basically then I

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called him in a very vulnerable moment
of my own and he was not nice.

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He was rude, and I think
that he thought that he was justified

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in being rude. And that was
in November, and I said, I'm

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not talking to right now and I
haven't talked to him since. So anyway,

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just curious if you would do a
group therapy on what happened, and

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if people think Dave should give him
or not. Yeah, I mean,

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it wouldn't be a bad idea.
I don't know. I just you're not

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going to base that on like a
pole basically. I mean, people would

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say call and makeup, and I
would normally say callin makeup too, but

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we just there's just so much water
under the bridge. Now you kind of

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have done that too. You call
the makeup and then it's like, you

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know, you get to that point
a relationship where you have called and made

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up a few times, but then
you fall back into the same toxic pattern.

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So it's probably just not ever going
to go back. And it's a

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shame because he was the one person
in the world, and I mean even

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more than Susan in a lot of
ways, that I could tell anything too

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and there was no shame. Yeah, So we could talk about something disgusting

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that we did back in Phoenix or
whatever, or something embarrassing that happened back

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in Ohio, and we would laugh
about it and we would go like,

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oh my god, are you kidding
you actually did that, But we would

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never be like, I can't speak
to you anymore after you slept with two

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girls in one night and you had
a pregnant girlfriend. Not not that that,

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actually you get what I'm saying.
It was more like, dude,

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you're a dog. Yeah, what
are you doing this weekend? That type

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of thing. So anyway, I
hope you have a friend like that,

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and I really miss having a friend
like that. So please send your friendship

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applications. If we can talk about
anything, send those into Ryan Show at

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KATWB dot com. No, that's
the email address. For any questions for

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the Minnesota Goodbye, send those to
Ryan Show at KATWB dot com. Thank

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you for listening. And we'll see
tomorrow on the Minnesota. Goodbye,