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Let me explain a little bit about
why today's Minnesota Goodbye is going to be

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different, because you know what,
it's just me. Let me because you

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listen to the show. I don't
want to bore you with like behind the

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scenes stuff. But Jenny's on vacation, so normally me and Jenny Bailey couldn't

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come in today. So Bailey's not
on the Minnesota Goodbye, Vaunt is in

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a meeting, or Vant would be
on the Minnesota Goodbye, and so it's

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just me. But I am here
to tell you how do I say this

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change continues for the better? What
do I mean by that? I got

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to be a little bit cryptic,
But I like having more people on the

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show. And lately it seems like
somebody made a joke Todall Dave's the only

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one left today I was pretty much
the only one in the show today.

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We did the War of the Roses, maryae fun and Vant was helping out

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in the other room. But I
like having a lot of people on the

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show. I think at one point
we had about six or seven people on

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the show, and it has changed
over the years. And some people were

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what is the word spur spurious where
they're unnecessary, but we liked having them

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around. But then you know,
I don't even anyway, so we it

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will not just be me and Vaunt
and other than that, Jenny will come

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back tomorrow and there I don't want
to be too cryptic, but I have

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to be. But just stay here
for positive change, because whenever there's change,

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you know, I like to say
I know exactly what to do.

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And sometimes knowing exactly what to do
doesn't happen with a snap of you know,

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your fingers. It takes a while. But it's my job to make

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this show as the best show that
I can possibly make it, and I

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always try. I always try to
do that, and sometimes there will be

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more things to come. And I
know what you're thinking. You're thinking,

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Dave's finally going to get that monkey
that plays the symbols to be on the

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show. Maybe we are. Wouldn't
it be cool if Monday morning you tuned

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in and sure enough we had Bongo
the symbol playing monkey on the show.

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Let's move on and you can start
to speculate all you want to. Let's

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start off with some emails. We
talked about the length of the show and

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whether you'll want it long or whether
you want it short, so let's go

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to this one. Lily writes in
just write a quick email to say that,

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since you asked for listener input,
fifteen to thirty minutes is a good

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link for the podcast unless you have
a ton of good content that just can't

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wait another day. Now, with
just me on the show today, there's

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nobody to like vibe back and forth
with, so it might be a little

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bit shorter. But we did one
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and I loved it. I think
it will come down to whether we have

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time or content, because just like
your work, there are meetings and things

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like that. Dave and Jenny,
I have an airplane etiquette question. I'm

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a terrible person for watching Silence at
the Lambs on an airplane when I'm sitting

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next to a young, maybe ten
year old girl. I was in the

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mood to watch the movie, but
I realized it was probably a poor decision

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when very disturbing scenes and nudity started, I decided to turn it off and

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watch another movie. What do you
guys think? Love the show? Right?

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I think you made a good choice. Was it on the thing where

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you get to purchase movies or watch
movies because anymore on flights, if you're

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on a longer flight, there's the
screen on the seat back in front of

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you. If it was available,
you could have watched it and said,

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hey, I'm gonna watch it because
it's available. But I think you were

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a good human. You made the
right choice to probably not. They're ten

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years old and I don't remember that
movie very well, but I think that

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there is nudity and there's definitely some
probably graphic murdery scenes that you know,

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what, you're a good human.
It's kind of like if you're in a

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ballgame and you are sitting next to
somebody who's swearing, well, that's bad

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form because you know, if you
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The reason I bring that up is
because when Alison and Chase were probably

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nine or eight, we went to
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in Phoenix, and there was a
guy next to us who was like,

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motherfuckers, fuck you, son of
a god, damnit. And I turned

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around and said, hey, can
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And he's like, oh, he
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and it's like, man, I
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he made the good choice. There's
just certain things that you don't do in

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front of the kids, and I
think that you were right. So thanks

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for bringing that up. I'm going
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here we go. A few weeks
ago, one of you, I think

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Dave mentioned the Netflix limited series of
the program. I just finished the last

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episode. It is truly sad and
disheartening to think these places still exist out

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there in twenty twenty four. Thanks
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hopefully get it out there even further
now that we know what we can do.

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That is truly the question. Keep
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crew. Stephanie, I didn't see
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saw the previews and the trailer for
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of those places where you send your
kids off to be brainwashed. I think

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about whatever it is, religion or
behavior or whatever. I don't know a

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lot about it, so if you
know anything about the program, let me

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know. Next one on the Minnesota
goodbye, all right, good morning,

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says Samantha. I'm waiting for my
plane to board in North Carolina. Figure

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i'd send an email I've got my
Minnesota Goodbye sticker, and I proudly took

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up room on my husband's beer fridge. I was thinking it might be a

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topic starter. What is your super
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Mine is someone like poison, Like
somebody will poison the toilet paper I'm going

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to use in public, and I'm
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irrational, right. I have a
little bit of an irrational fear of a

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plane, like an airliner, crashing
into my house because you could be asleep

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or watching TV at two o'clock in
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morning, sleeping, and an airliner
or a cargo plane could crash into your

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house. It is totally irrational because
it's probably not any more likely to happen

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than poison toilet paper. But there's
a story, and I think it happened

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back in the fifties or sixties,
and this is a true story. A

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plane was coming in from the south
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and it was landing on one of
the runways that's still there that runs from

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southeast to northwest, and it was
snowy, and the visibility was bad and

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they missed the runway and they crashed
into a home by minnie Haha Creek in

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kind of like the uptown South Minneapolis
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the house, middle of the night, eleven o'clock at night. And if

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you go by, if you google
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I've driven by there and there is
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and the house has been rebuilt and
you can't even tell, but there's

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a memorial that talks about, you
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whatever on the date of whatever hit
this house and killed you know, somebody

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who was sleeping inside and killed somebody
else and whatever. So it does happen.

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But I have a little bit,
tiny bit like right now, at

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this moment, a plane could crash
into the KDWB Space Needle Studio and we'd

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never even see it coming. I
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You'd hear like the roar of an
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So I do have that one.
What about you? Do you have an

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irrational fear to respond to Samantha?
Next one from Samantha. Also, if

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you could choose any lunch from fast
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burger and fries minus Cane's, chicken
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Arby's. Oh wow, I gotta
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then probably cheese curds from Colvers.
Not a milkshake guy, a diet No,

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I'd get a nice tea, probably
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somebody here to discuss this with.
And this is why I want more people

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on the show, cause it's like
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and hopefully you feel like I'm talking
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Vaunt or Jenny or Bailey to bounce
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Like I told you, it's a
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longer podcast. I typically cycle through
all my other normal listens pretty quickly,

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but I love that you guys come
out with one every day. Sad Drake

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is gone, but my first few
days listening to Fallon and Colt, I

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thought Colt was Drake. Their voices
seem similar to me. Can't wait to

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hear this dart lick, Oh dart
dart Lick, but not actually because because

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that's not my thing. From Samantha. You know what's funny. The reason

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we met Drake was because he worked
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really Colt has such a distinctive,
unusual way of speaking. He always has,

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and it's not bad. It's very
distinct and unusual. And I noticed

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when I met Drake that he speaks
a lot like Cult, and I think

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it's because he picked up on some
of the little eccentricities, if you will,

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from Colt's voice. Listen to Cult
in the Afternoon with Fallon. He's

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got a very unique delivery and Drake
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Next email, that is a solicitation
email that they want to make custom

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brand condoms so they could make Dave
Ryan in the Morning Show condoms. And

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I considered it, but I'd said, nah, I'm not going to have

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like my own condoms because I don't
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on our brand. Charis writes in
Hello Dave Bailey vont did cherise regular staff

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writer. I wanted to say,
although I'm sad to see Drake go,

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I do love listening to Bailey and
vont and I will never stop listening to

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my favorite morning show no matter what
changes happened, because I know Dave will

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have a good show. Thank you, I really appreciate that. I just

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wanted Bailey to know that I too, have never had one birthday party as

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a child. Actually, I don't
think I've had one as an adult either.

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As an adult, I usually just
go out with my best friend to

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the Chippendale Show in Vegas. When
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twelve, I used to go with
my mom, by the way, sadly

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she passed in twenty twelve. I
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but I've flown back to Vegas any
chance I could to get with my

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best friend and see the Chippendale Show. But just once, I would love

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to experience an actual birthday party.
My birthday is September twenty third, by

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the way, only four days after
your Bailey, so maybe we can celebrate

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together. And by the way,
I think thirty minutes is the perfect amount

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of time for the podcast. I'm
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We're only at about seven or eight
minutes right now, so we got a

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ways to go. But like I
said, weird day to day. I

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hope you're okay with it because you
don't really get a choice that it's just

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me today. I don't like it. I want to have somebody to banter

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with. I'm lonely. Don't use
my name. Please is the next email

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I had to write into the chance
of being in Minnesota. Goodbye being longer.

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I would absolutely love our long podcast, but I feel that's too much

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of your time to ask for after
the morning show. Please please extend to

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twenty five to thirty minutes. Maybe
you can do longer podcasts on occasion when

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you have extra content. Here are
a couple of unsolicited opinions from recent things

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on the show or podcast. Sorry
if I've already if you've already talked about

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it and I missed it. I
love the new two word game that you

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play. I absolutely suck at it. But it's like the before and after

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Wheel of Fortune puzzles. We need
Jenny versus Bailey without taking turns. Just

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jump in with the answer because they're
both quick and competitive. That's the one

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where we say, Okay, name
an actor who is in Back to the

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Future Michael J. Fox. Now, name a children's book about an animal

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that is with a like a Bassett
has Fox in the hound, so it

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would be Michael J. Fox and
the hound would be the solution. Does

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that make sense? I like that
game. Bailey brought that to the show,

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and I really like that Both Bailey
and Vaughn have such fun energy.

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I hate change, but they fit
right in, like the rest of the

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people I've loved in the show that
have left. Lastly, Dave, let's

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circle back to your Miss Rachel comments, I didn't mean to watch this,

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but the girls, Allison's kids were
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Miss Rachel and I said, this
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And I guess it started with a
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during the pandemic, and it's taken
off and it's gotten huge. She goes

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on to say, not my choice
of an entertaining kid show, but my

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two and three year old have learned
so much from watching her. All the

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sign language they so let her in, number recognition, a recognition, and

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an incredible improvement of speech is from
her. I believe she was teaching toddler

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classes before COVID and only made the
YouTube videos for kids and parents stuck at

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home to continue learning when everything was
shut down. Makes sense anyway. Thanks

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for all you do for being my
only form of adult interaction daily as is

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stay at home mom, laugh emoji, and please consider making the Minnesota Goodbye

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longer. I think we're going to
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we have talked about. Minnesota Goodbye
is the next topic. Good Morning.

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We recently traveled to Florida for spring
break and I needed something to watch on

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the plane. I kept hearing Dave
talk about suits, so I downloaded a

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few seasons. I just finished the
first season. But what I found interesting

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is that two of the main characters
are named Harvey and Lewis. I've got

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a six year old named Harvey and
a ten year old named Lewis. I

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was surprised nobody has mentioned that to
me when I introduced my Harvey and Lewis.

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That's funny, Rebecca says. Goes
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my ten year old Lewis told me
that ducks have accents. I'd never

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heard that one before, so I
looked it up and found it's true.

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Ducks in different regions have distinct quacking
patterns unique to their area. Ducks in

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the city have a louder, rougher
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noise of the city, and ducks
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sounds. Love Love, Love the
Dave Bailey vant vibe. This week,

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I think there will maybe be more
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I don't really know. Cryptic all
right, I'm gonna do one more and

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I'm gonna save some of these for
when Jenny gets back tomorrow because I'll be

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honest with you, I am not
as happy doing the podcast just with me

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doesn't feel right. It feels,
you know, weird. I don't mind

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doing it by myself, and I'm
comfortable talking because I really feel like I'm

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talking to a person, like talking
to you, But I have more fun

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when it's with someone else. So
we're probably gonna be a little bit short

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today. The last one, you
guys did it again on the show yesterday

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you talked about a Goofy movie and
whether or not they're all dogs or what.

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And I literally just had the same
conversation with my wife on Monday while

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watching a Goofy movie. Goofy is
a Dog? Max Is a dog.

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I think power Line is a dog, and the girl that he had a

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crush on was a dog too.
Somebody said, no, Goofy's a cow,

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and I said, no, Clara
Bell is a cow. She is

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a very seldom seen Disney character.
And I don't even think she's like in

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parades in Disney or really like you
don't get to walk around and meet Clara

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Bell the cow. But yeah,
Goofy is a dog. Max is a

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dog. Pluto is a dog.
And of course the big silly question is

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why does Pluto not talk but Goofy
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Clara Belle is Max's mom, but
I don't know if that's all true or

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not. I don't think so.
And that's from our friend Andrew in Ohio,

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regular staff writer. So I'm going
to stop there. So I'm going

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to save some of these from when
Jenny gets back, and I still would

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love to hear from you. We
had a lot more emails to get to.

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There's a big stack that I'm not
going to get to today, just

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to you know, not to cut
it short. We're still close to about

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fifteen minutes, but I mean,
go ahead and try doing a fifteen minute

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podcast with nobody to talk to,
and we'll see you tomorrow here on the

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Minnesota Goodbye, Thanks for listening,
Really appreciate you. You know, change

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is one of those things where it's
like, it's like getting a new car.

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You've got a car that works fine, then all of a sudden it

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starts running a little bit rough.
But then you get a new car and

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you're like, oh, I really
like this. So maybe that's an analogy

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for it. Maybe not. Send
your emails to Ryan's show at kadiewb dot

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dot com and we'll talk to you
tomorrow