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And here we go with the Minnesota
Goodbye with freshly traveled all over the world

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traveler fallon bond set. Is there
anything that you want to say on the

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Minnesota Goodbye about your travels over the
last week? You know what? I

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not? Like, I guess something
unique to say. I would say,

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check out my blog, because I
really did breakdown like everything we did,

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and a lot of people were messaging
and saying like they Switzerland's the most beautiful

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place they've ever visited if they have, or that it's on their bucket list.

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So people had a lot of questions. And I will say this.

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One interesting thing is someone had recommended, oh, rent a car, but

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I think if you're there for a
full week, you really just don't need

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to rent a car because it's such
a train friendly city. Okay, but

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since we had such a limited time, I didn't want to be on a

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train schedule, but we ended up
having to take trains and gondolas for lots

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of things. Anyway, and it's
a really expensive country, like it was

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really expensive and um beautiful, probably
the most beautiful place I've ever been.

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That's what I mean. I'm sure
it is. I mean, it's Switzerland

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and all. It always conjures up
images of you know, the alps and

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cows with bells, the cows with
the huge bells around their necks. Oh

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really, Oh yeah, that's like
they're one of the things. I didn't

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know that. Yeah. Um expensive, So let's talk about that for a

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second, because you know, I
mean that's going to be a factor for

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a lot of people. Would you
say, I have no idea what even

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compare it to? Like, you
know, I mean you got to get

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the flight, so the flight is
probably going to be a lot. Uh,

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and then the hotels are more expensive
than if you're going to stay for

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like example, in New York maybe
or what do you think? No,

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I think you can find pretty comparable
lodging. I think I didn't look at

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their hotel prices. I just ad
Airbnb since there were four of us,

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and I thought it was pretty comparable. It seemed at least um but I

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think gas was a little bit more
expensive. Food is definitely more expensive.

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Iceland is incredibly expensive too, Like
we found such that we had we Jake

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and I found the craziest deal on
earth when we went to Iceland. I

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got airplane tickets each person two hundred
and fifty dollars round trip RUC flight Delta.

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I'll never find a deal like that
again. And everyone said, yeah,

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you can get there cheap, but
good luck once you're there. And

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it was true. Like a happy
hour beer in Iceland was like eight dollars,

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which that's crazy for a happy hour
beer. So yeah, it was

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really expensive. We didn't buy a
ton. They're not known for food other

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than chocolate and cheese, so our
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I get it. Yeah, it
was kind of like some countries you

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definitely want to try the food,
like France and Italy. Oh yeah,

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France, we went to town.
When we went to Germany, they the

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food there was like, you know, it's German food. It's nothing.

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Nobody goes, oh god, German
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it's not like, oh my god, I can't wait for the food.

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Japan listened that we saw like such
world trap velers Japan. The food is

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absolutely part of the experience, but
you've gotta have the nerve, bravery,

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stomach or whatever for it because it
is a lot of exotic fish. Yes,

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and if you're not a fish person, that's going to be rough.

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Last thing do they drive on the
same side of the road in Switzerland as

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they do here. Yes, they
do. Okay, good, that would

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screw me up so bad. I
know they Europe loves roundabouts. That is

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like the one thing to do.
Yeah, they love them. So there

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are a lot of roundabouts, a
lot of tunnels. And it was really

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messing with Jake. He was driving
and he was tired, and I was

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like a little worried because I was
like, do you want me to drive?

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He was just kind of like,
He's like, the tunnels are really

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messing with me. And they weren't
messing with me. But you'd be in

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a tunnel for like five to ten
minutes, then you'd get out and you'd

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be out for a little bit and
then be in another one because you're going

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through the mountains. Yeah, and
it was it was I don't know.

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For some reason, I was really
messing with him. I told you guys,

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and I put up my blog.
I thought it was so interesting.

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You cannot buy drugs like grocery stores
gas stations only you can only get them

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at pharmacies. And it's not like
where you walk into a CBS. Here,

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you just grab your cold medicine on
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up to the counter, tell the
person what you're you know, what you

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need, and then they pull it
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I thought that was interesting. Like
one day we couldn't My nephew was having

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the worst allergies. I felt so
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couldn't find a pharmacy open for like
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to one and they we got there
at twelve thirty and they had just closed

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for their lunch break at noon,
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they did not reopen until four pm, so it was like a four hour

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break in the middle of the day. But it was just interesting. Well

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you know what, and it is
And that's so funny because I'm going to

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guess a lot of people travel to
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to be very similar here. It's
like, no, that is, it's

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a half a world away and it
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here. All right, let's move
on to the emails on the Minnesota Goodbye.

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I was catching up on the Minnesota
Goodbye listening to the Intuition episode.

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I do have a story about my
sister. Last week on the show,

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we were talking about how you feel
something and you know something like somebody said,

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oh, like they knew that somebody
had died or their spouse died because

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they woke up in the middle of
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was at a friend's house one morning. I was out of breath. I

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said a few times, I said, I can't get a deep breath,

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and I kind of brushed it off. Forty five minutes later, my mom

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calls to tell me my sister is
in the hospital from a bad asthma attack.

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My friend was absolutely blown away.
My sister and I have a connection,

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very deep. Many times I've woken
up in a panic and will text

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my sister to make sure, and
sure enough she's awake with her and her

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inhaler. It is magical. I
absolutely love it. Any who, that's

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all so just an intuition kind of
a connection. Next one, it says

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congratulations Dave on his thirtieth anniversary from
Nancy. One of my favorite memories of

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Dave is from a happy hour.
Dave and pat were giving away Star Party

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tickets. So this is a long
time ago. When Pattyberts was here,

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there was a musical chair contest that
came down to me and one other person.

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Dave and Pat came up with a
dance off competition to break the tie.

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The other person went first and they
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be my turn, I froze.
I said, can I try it again?

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Can I try it again? And
I froze again. Pat then stepped

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in as a substitute dancer for me, but the other person, of course

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won the tickets. Dave came up
to me later and said, if you

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come to the station on Monday,
I'll leave two tickets for you at the

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front desk. At that time,
you had to win tickets to get into

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Star Party. Well you still do, actually, Thanks Dave. I never

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forgot that. Cheers two thirty years, Nancy that you know what, I

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kind of kind of remember that other
things Minnesota. Goodbye, Hey Dave and

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everybody on the Dave Ryan Show.
I am the listener who recalls listening to

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Katie to be in the days of
wildfire, please mister Postman in the local

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motion, which means I've been listening
to your morning show for all of your

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thirty years. I will be sixty
in December, and the Morning Show keeps

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me young today now more than ever. I'm loving the show because there is

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so much to celebrate with. Or
four Dave on his thirty years. Congratulations

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Laura. She is from Minneapolis now
lives in Westfield, Indiana. Is that

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anywhere near your hometown of Fort Wayne? Haven't heard of it? And I'm

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not from Fort Wayne? How dare
you? You've been telling me for years

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you're from Fort Wayne. Oh,
You're lucky you're in a different state.

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You've been saying you went to Fort
Wayne North High School, home of the

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fighting air fresheners, for all these
years, and now you're talking fighting air

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fresheners. How does an air freshener
fight? How does a buckeye fight?

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You know? I mean it's a
little tree hanging from a string. You

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tell me you're an air freshener.
Don't start, You're on my You're you're

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triggering me. Minnesota. Goodbye.
Next one big fan from Brittany, following

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up on the email about the grandson. Oh here it was dreaming his grandpa

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was dying before he could tell him
the news about the baby's name. A

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few years ago, my mom's best
friend died of an accidental overdose My sister

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got married a few years later.
The night before her wedding, she came

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to me in a dream. I
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a shock when I realized what may
have happened. The dreams her sitting on

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my mom's front porch. The wedding
was at my mom's house. I remember

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asking her what she was doing there
in clear as day, she said,

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I want your mom to know I'm
here and I'm checking in on her.

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So that was her mom's best friend. I woke up and I had chills

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and immediately called my mom. We
both cried. To this day. I

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find it hard to believe it was
a coincidence. We'll never know if it

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was some weird thing or if she
actually came to me. Not everybody believes

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in that, but it's not the
first time or last time that it's happened.

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Thanks for all you do. Love
you guys from Brittany. I'm the

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kind of person that wants to believe
in stuff like that, because for me,

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that's like beautiful, you know what
I mean. Like, then,

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oh, it's very comforting. Absolutely
Yeah. I'm trying to go through a

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couple of these that are a little
bit longer. This one says it's from

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Todd. Todd says subject line,
Dave's crying because I've been talking about how

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I get really emotional lately, like
I'll talk about a movie or even just

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talking about being emotional makes me start
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well up a little bit, Dave. In response to you getting teary eyed

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and whatnot, I wouldn't stress about
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with age and maturity. I couldn't
have cared less about a lot of things,

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and was told a lot that I
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kids. Now when I hear about
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I'm a lot more sensitive to it. I think we just grow.

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Heck, I found myself tearing up
to Ted Lasso the other day. I

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think you just do that as we
get older. So yeah, it's true.

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I'll see something like there was something
the other day about some young girl.

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I don't know Susan would remember,
she's here somewhere, but it was

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on TV about some young girl like
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and it was like God, and
I don't even know I was on the

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news. I was like, how
sad, you know, just so yeah,

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let's see if there's anything else.
Okay, here we go podcast questions.

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Now, let's tackle these and see
what we come up with. From

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Sarah, I been wanted up podcast
stats for a while and finally realize my

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favorite host could probably answer my questions. Is there a reason most weekly podcasts

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come out on Mondays or Tuesdays?
Anybody? I believe there's just studies to

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show that's when like listenership is at
its highest. I think it's because people

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are coming off of a long weekend, they have like I don't know,

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maybe there are nose to the ground
more at work. They're listening to podcasts

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on their way into work for commute
there. I don't know. I think

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it's because that's like the time that
they have more time to listen to a

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podcast. So that's why they come
out, and then podcasters release them on

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those days because they've seen information that
shows this is where the highest listenership days

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are. Okay, I mean it
could make it makes sense. I mean,

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I don't know. It's funny.
I'll tell you a quick little story

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in radio that in radio loves to
do things At seven twenty in the morning,

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seven twenty in the morning, seven
twenty morning. We do it all

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the time here on KATIB. Why
seven twenty, Well, it's because all

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the other radio stations do it.
So radio stations believe that it must be

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the right time. Now, it
is a very busy listen to time because

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most people are up. If you're
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usually up by seven twenty, and
that is one of our peak peak hours

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is seven twenty. But the real
reason radio does something at seven twenty goes

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back about thirty years and I don't
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two radio stations that competed with each
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knew that the other one would be
in commercials at seven twenty, and they

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would not be in commercials at seven
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powerful giveaway like their front row tickets
for the Rolling Stones or whatever was big

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back in nineteen eighty six or nineteen
ninety three or whatever. They would do

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it at seven twenty. Radio stations
around the country would say, why is

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Z one hundred given away? Well, they're given away their tickets at seven

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twenty. We should give away our
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years later, nobody even knows why
they do it at seven twenty. That's

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funny. We just do based on
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years ago or more, and we
still do it here at KATWB would be

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like, okay, we're giving away
Taylor Swift tickets. What time seven twenty

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seven twenty in the morning. So
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seven o'clock hour, like a good
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most people would be commuting. So
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yeah, but I wonder if the
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the same way, like why does
new music come out on Fridays? Now?

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New music used to come out on
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out some way that it's a better
time. I don't ye. Next podcast

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question, um, if I click
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same as if I actually listen to
the episode. I'm not going to get

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into that one because I'll be honest
with you, I don't know. I

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don't know. I could read the
entire question and I wouldn't know. Fallon,

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I agree with you about Eric's song
in the Little Mermaid. It was

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cringe e. Yeah. I love
the rest of the movie except for Flounder.

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Me and my seven year old were
both both thought that he looked creepy.

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Your thoughts, Yeah, I mean
he was a little creepy. I

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think he could have been more colorful, less sad in the eyes. The

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movie overall was pretty good. There's
yeah. I had mentioned the one song

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Eric has a solo song which is
not in the cartoon, and it was

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a little cringey to watch. I
was like, could have cut that,

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could have cut it. Wonder why
they didn't. I wonder why they didn't

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look at it in post and go
mmmm, no, huh. Maybe they

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just wanted it a certain length.
Maybe I mean that I think that that

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song is in like their Broadway play
show of The Little Mermaid. But yeah,

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I don't know, Okay. And
finally, Sarah says Dave is a

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fellow Simple Plan fan. I recommend
and you checking out a few of their

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newish songs, You Didn't Ruin My
Life and The Antidote. They are so

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good. I love Simple Plan.
I love their angsty heartbroken, bad childhood,

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I hate my parents kind of a
even though I didn't have a bad

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childhood or hate my parents, but
it's still they have this like they have

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this very young, angsty kind of
a vibe, and I haven't listened to

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them in years. I haven't bought
their new music in years, but I

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will definitely check that out because I
love Simple Plan. Sarah says, thanks

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for putting it on such an amazing
show. You are all so fun and

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that is going to do it for
the Minnesota. Goodbye for today. If

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you want to send an email,
send them to Ryan Show at KDWB dot com