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Thank you for listening to the John ed

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along at home, there was a
autograph guitar that we auctioned off. It

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was something that Dan Ferris had asked
us to do, literally on his deathbed

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while he was in hospice. He
said, Hey, I got this guitar.

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I took it around to a bunch
of concerts over the last thirty years.

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I've got a bunch of autographs.
I would like for you guys to

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auction this off and give the money
to Big Pause Canine. He was a

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huge fan of Big Pause Canine Foundation, we are as well. We love

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the guys there, everybody there.
There's so many volunteers, amazing men and

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women, and they are such an
awesome organization, many volunteers who put a

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lot of time and effort into helping
veterans and first responders, and they helped

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train a service animal for these people
at no charge to the veteran of the

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first responder, which I think is
amazing. So when Dan asked if we

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could do that, I said,
yeah, we can do that. I

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didn't know a whole lot about this
guitar. I had heard about it and

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I had never seen it. But
then he's like, hey, this is

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where it is. So we're getting
the guitar all ready to go and we

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start looking at this thing and there's
autographs on there from Raba McIntyre and Garth

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Brooks and Brooks and Dunn and these
are all country artists, but these are

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like some of the biggest names in
country music, especially from like the nineteen

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nineties when country was huge, and
that's when Dan was working in the country

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radio business. And again it was
just amazing. So we put this thing

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on auction. It started at his
celebration of life. Not last Saturday,

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but the Saturday before that, so
it was Saturday. What day was at

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the fourteenth is when it went on
auction, And the auction ended last Saturday,

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the twenty first, so a couple
days ago. And the guitar brought

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in almost five thousand dollars. Yeah, five thousand dollars. So here's the

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exciting thing. I've got the guitar
sitting in here. I talked to the

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person who won the guitar, and
I asked him, would you mind coming

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in and like being on the radio
and chatting about it? And I was

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hoping we could line it up to
have that happen this morning, but I

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think we're going to have it happen
tomorrow morning. And I'm trying to get

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big pause Canine here as well,
going to try to make this a whole

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big thing. Anyway, a huge
thank you to everybody who bid on this

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guitar. I don't know if I
should announce who the winner of the guitar

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was, you know, I think
I will announce. I don't know if

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I was going to like keep it
a secret, but I'm sure it's already

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been posted online somewhere Matt Rosberg is
the person who got the guitar. Matt,

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thank you man, thank you.
That is so awesome. And I

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remember vividly having lunch one time with
Matt and with Dan at the same time.

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Dan would be so happy that Matt
ended up getting this guitar. Just

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a cool, cool thing. So
again, going to have all that tomorrow.

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I'm so excited to get together with
the folks from Big Pause Canine and

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also to get together with Matt and
to get this guitar out of here,

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because now that I know it's worth
five grand, I am so afraid.

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I'm like, I better be careful, quit using it as a coaster,

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get your coffee off of there.
Okay, I haven't been doing that,

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but I do really, really really
look forward to having it not in here

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because now I'm very nervous. I'm
like, what happens if something happens.

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Thank you again to everybody who bid
a huge thank you to Matt Rosberg,

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and I look forward to seeing you
tomorrow, my friend. Thank you for

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Baker joining us in the studio as
we talk about everything real estate in the

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Sioux Falls area. How you doing, sir? As long as I stay

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indoors, I'm comfy. This time
of year, you never know if it's

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gonna be hot, if it's gonna
be cold, if we're going to have,

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you know, one of those days
where you turn on the air conditioner,

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if you turn on the heater.
But we're getting to the point where

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we're going to have more and more
days we're turning on the heater and we're

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going to chat a little bit about
getting our homes and our yards and things

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ready for that correct, And maybe
should have done this a little sooner,

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because I get busy and I don't
always think about what needs to be done

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at my house. But I did
see something at a house that was kind

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of alarming. I looked up and
there was little, tiny trees growing out

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of the gutters. That's a bad
thing. You don't want that. You

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don't want that. Even if you
like trees, you don't like them up

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there. Well, one, it
will wreck your gutter eventually, But the

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other problem is it creates an opportunity
for an ice dam, and an ice

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dam ice will back up under your
shingles and start damaging your roof and you're

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underlayment and all of that. So
keeping those gutters clean is important. It's

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not just to disperse the water away
from your foundation. They're they're they're important

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to keep them cleared correct. Another
thing that we've all heard of is unhook

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your garden hoses so that you don't
have water freezing and bursting a hose bib

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inside your house. Yeah, because
that can cause a big problem, and

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you don't necessarily find out right away. You can some of them you find

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out right away, but others you
find out in the spring when you go

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to turn on the water and you're
like, why is all this water in

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my basement? Yeah, it could
be an ugly mess in a hurry.

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Oh yeah, something else to consider. If you have window wells shallow or

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deep, putting the covers on.
Now, if those are bedroom windows,

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it takes a different type of cover, something you can push off. But

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you want to keep that debris from
collecting in the bottom so that your window

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will always be able to open.
The other thing is you don't want snow

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down there, no, because when
that melts in the spring, it could

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seep past the seal and now you
have moisture in your house that you didn't

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want. And then another thing is
if you have a sumpump in your house

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and you have a hose out there, take that off so that in the

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spring you're not having to worry about
ice dam in that plastic house. That's

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a good idea. I don't think
I've ever done that before. So thank

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you, Brent. You are welcome, sir. If somebody listening is going,

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you know, I heard all this
stuff about winterizing my house, and

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I have a better idea. How
about I sell my house and I move

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down south. Well I like that
idea. Unfortunately I have to stay here.

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Oh you weren't referring to me.
No, No, I'm saying they

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should call you so they can list
that house and then go down and sun

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their buns somewhere nice and warmall winter. So yeah, we get those calls.

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If somebody would like to talk to
you about buying a home, selling

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a home, or maybe even they
just have a question about something to do

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with real estate. What's the best
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I can be reached at six zero
five three one zero zero two nine seven.

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This state of sux Falls history is
brought to you by the Sioux Falls Fund

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Page, West, Sue Studios and
Sunny ninety three point three. It was

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on this day, October twenty third, nineteen o nine, one of Sue

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Fall's earliest boosters, Bishopaire of Saint
Augustine Calvary Episcopal Cathedral, passes away.

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Bishop Heare came to Sue Falls in
eighteen seventy three, having been appointed the

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bishop of the Niabrera Region of the
American Episcopal Church. He would spend more

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than thirty five years being the driving
force behind many projects that push Sue Falls

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into the forefront of the national conversation. Some of his biggest works were the

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building of All Saints School and the
Saint Augustine Calvary Episcopal Cathedral, both of

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which were largely or entirely funded by
influential East Coast contacts. The bishop was

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able to secure donations from hair made
himself a part of the city's fabric.

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He led worshippers in service, rallied
against the Sioux Falls Divorce Colony, pushed

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for prohibition and women's suffrage, conducted
countless missions to the Native American tribes and

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the Dakotas and Nebraska territories, and
so much more. There's no doubt he

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took his job seriously, and Sue
Falls is all the better for having Bishop

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Hair as one of its early citizens. This day in Sue Fall's history has

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been brought to you by the Sux
Falls fun Page, West Sue Studios,

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and Sonny ninety three point three?
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