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All right, time for the Minnesota
Goodbye. It is Jenny and I fallon

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is Now did she go to Switzerland? No? No, this is her

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nephew's graduation. So she's just down
in Florida real quick for the graduation.

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Oh. When she coming back,
she's back on Monday. Oh, she's

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back on Monday. Yesterday is off, and then she's back for the week

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next week. And then that's when
she goes to Switzerland the week of Memorial

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Week. Okay, all right.
I was totally confused about that. I

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was like, is okay weird?
Well, I wanted to tell you what

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Wisconsin's story first of all, to
start off the Minnesota Goodbye. So I

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went on this trip with Liam,
my grandson, who is eleven years old.

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We went from where do they live, Wilmington, South Carolina, five

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hour bus ride to somewhere in Virginia
Colonial Virginia Colonial No, colonial Williamsburg.

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Ye, you ever been there before? No, I've never been anyway.

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I haven't either. Really, I've
been to Washington, d C. But

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being in western Virginia was like being
in Africa to me. I had I

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don't know my way around, I
don't know north and south. It was

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a totally foreign territory. So we
one night, we had a free night,

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and we said, let's go to
dinner. Now, I'm gonna tell

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this story on the radio, but
i'll tell you now. So I said,

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let's go to dinner. What's around
here? I pulled up my phone.

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I said food near me? Hooters? I said, Hooters. Is

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they got good food, They got
good wings. It's not appropriate for an

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eleven year old boy, but you
know, it's not like they're strippers,

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right, So we go to Hooters. The first thing I see is a

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girl waiting at a table with giant
breasts sticking out of the top of her

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shirt, and I thought, uh, maybe this wasn't such a good idea.

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We're standing there at the hostess just
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yeah, because we needed it was
like an open night to go have food

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on your own, okay. And
we had hung with other parents all day,

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and I said, let's go spend
some alone time. So we played

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mini golf together. We go to
Hooters. We're standing there at the hostess

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stand. I see this girl with
a giant breast sticking out of her shirt.

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Another girl wearing skin tight little like
booty shorts. And I thought,

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maybe this is not a good idea. Well, I think it was God's

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sign. It was not a good
idea because nobody ever came over and sat

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us. We stood at the hostess
stand for probably five minutes. Nobody even

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looked at us and said we'll be
right there or anything. So I said,

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that's a sign. So we went
to Golden Corral. Okay, okay,

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Golden Corral is classic. It's epic. They have great food and it's

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moderately cheap and you can get as
much as you want. So there's another

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tour group of kids there. There's
dozens of kids, all wearing matching shirts

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that say you know, they're on
a field trip whatever. So I saw

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one of the parents out in the
parking lot. I said, where'd you

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guys drive in from Kenosha, Wisconsin? YEA, all the way down on

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three motor coaches. One hundred and
fifty kids a few adults all the way

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from Kenosha. Wouldn't that be like
a two day drive from Kenosha down to

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Mike, Virginia. It would be. Were they high school kids? We

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were trying to figure it out.
Liam said tenth grade. I said eighth

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grade, So right, around there
a little bit older, yeah, and

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eleven. They looked older than leamls
totally older than Liam. Okay, because

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that seems like an extravagant field trip
for anyone that's not in high school at

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least. Liam said they must be
billionaires. I said, well, I

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don't think they're billionaires. I said, they probably sold a lot of cookie

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dough and raffle tickets and candy bars
to fundraise for this trip. But I

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thought that was kind of cool.
And then was what was interesting is the

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parent dynamic, because you don't want
to be the parent that sits by themselves

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the whole time all the kids are
doing stuff. So I kind of made

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friends with a guy named Tim,
another guy named Joey, and another woman

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named Stephanie. So we're kind of
chatted. But there were people if you

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ever go on a kids field trip, and you won't if you you're not

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planning on having kids, but one
day if you do, you'll go on

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a field kids field trip and you're
pretty you know, chatty, so you'll

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make conversation with other people. But
there's some people that just don't. So

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I was telling one parent that I'd
not really talked to I'd said hi and

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good morning or whatever. I said, Wow, you know, I just

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ran to this bus trip away from
Kenosha, Wisconsin, and blah blah blah.

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And I told him, but I
thought was an interesting story. His

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response was absolute silence, not a
wow or not a chuckle or anything,

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just and I'm like, well,
fuck you, you know, yeah,

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it's like if you can't even give
me a response, so then I don't

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know, it's just a weird,
like I'm not gonna be friends with him

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the rest of this trip exactly.
So what else is I going to tell

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you that I can't tell you?
On the radio show about give Me the

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Juice, Give Me the d thing
from Carson's graduation, there's one kid that

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went viral. Oh yeah, someone
tagged us in it on TikTok where he

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went on and he went to walk
and he's saying to Usher, is that

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what you're talking about? Yeah?
Ye. It honestly made me uncomfortable.

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I didn't like it if you didn't
see it as a kid who took his

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phone up during the graduation walk and
he's graduating, he's got his phone pointed

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his face and he goes up on
stage and Usher was sitting in on the

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stage, like back in the front
row, back a little bit on the

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stage, so facing the So the
kid gets on stage, walked across,

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points his phone at Usher and then
he started singing to him or whatever,

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singing my boo, and he led
it up to the point where all Usher

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would have to finish it with is
my boo. So it's like started when

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we were younger, you were mine, and then Usher says my boo.

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So he did finish it. He
did. Okay, I didn't notice that

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part he did, but you could
tell that he had the fakest smile on

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and was just trying to be calm
because he clearly was annoyed, but he

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was trying not to show that he
was annoyed. He just wanted to go

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along with it. Yeah, and
I looked at that guy's TikTok afterwards.

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His entire personality on TikTok is very
obnoxious and annoying, so it makes sense

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that he would do something like that
in a graduation. But yeah, I

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just I felt bad for Usher in
it. I thought it was like,

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like really stupid that he did that
and kind of like just kind of a

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dick move. But Usher was so
cool. He brought his family. You

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could tell that he really was proud
to get this honorary doctorate. Yeah,

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and he spoke Usher. You would
think that Usher would have a lot of

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energy and talk like this and have
a lot of like you know, like

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fun and animated Ussher kind of talk
like this, and he was like very

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soft spoken and almost a little bit
shy and he but he said something really

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powerful. And again some of this
will be repeated from the radio because I

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want to talk about it. He
said, the most important thing for my

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success was not education. It wasn't
school. And everybody's like, and he's

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saying this at a school where you
get educated. He said, the most

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important thing that I did to further
my career was network. And I thought

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that is such a great lesson because
you can get educated, you can go

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to a great school, but if
you don't know somebody, like I got

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this job thirty years ago because I
knew the producer of the show. He

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was a friend of mine named Rick, and he knew that Steve Cochrane was

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going to be let go before the
whole industry did. So he's like,

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day, they're firing Steve right now. Send your resume, send your whatever

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application in and if I hadn't known
Rick, I probably wouldn't have risen to

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the top of the pile. So
it is kind of like networking. Oh,

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I believe that I had said that
to Andrew last night because you had

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messages about what Ussher had said,
and I said that. I was like,

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I don't know if that, like
that definitely falls true for the industry

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that he's talking about, the music
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And Andrew goes, I think it's
the most important in every industry.

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And we kind of went back and
forth about our thoughts of that. Obviously

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his industry, which is real estate, it's very important. Yeah, but

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I was like, yeah, but
I don't know about like a doctor,

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and then he has a doctor in
his family. He's like, no,

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I mean she when she was trying
to finish some of her schooling, she

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knew some people that kind of helped
her with certain things too, And I

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was like, I guess that's true
then, so networking is the most Usher

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was right, Yeah, it definitely
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mean you can't just network and succeed. I think you still had to get

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the education and you gotta work hard. And you gotta have ethics. But

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I thought that was really interesting.
All right, let's get some emails because

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they are the heart of the Minnesota. Goodbye. Let's start off with this

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one. Hello, says Marianna.
I was rewatching your video on Instagram.

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Have you taken shots of water?
And one of them was vodka? Who

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got the vodka shot? Was this
an old video or did you guys do

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this again last? This is like
probably a few months ago. Drake had

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us set up and we were all
in the little green room or production room.

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Okay, right, so that was
Drake. Rake got the shot of

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vodka. Yeah, Jenny and I
we could do a shot of vodka,

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not even blink. Okay, I
don't know if I could do it anymore

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that way. I think I've lost
my touch, Jenny. It's like riding

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a bike. I'm sure you can
get it right back. It's so funny

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because I'm not like a big,
heavy, like hard liquor drinker. I

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do have a Gin and Tonic and
like a martini once in a while,

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so I'm not going to say that
I don't. But it's funny in movies

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when somebody takes it like a shot
of Scotch and they're like po and I'm

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like amateur. Come on, so
yes, Drake got that vodka shot.

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Next one, Dave, I know
this happened over a month ago, but

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I wanted to talk about that piece
of wire you found in your food in

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Arizona. I was out of breakfast
with Chase and I was having eggs benedict

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and there's a little piece of wire
twisted up in my food. It was

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about the length of a paper clip, but it was very thin. It

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wasn't a paper clip. They go
on to say this happened to my mom

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as well. While we were out
to lunch. She pulled aside the server

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and they brought the chef out.
The chef explained that was likely a loose

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wire that fell off of a strainer
while straining the pasta. It was thicker

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wire, and the explanation makes sense
for a restaurant grade industrial strainer. My

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mom's okay. It could have been
much worse. It ended up poking her

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gums badly, but she didn't ingest
the wire. The meal ended up being

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camped, although I'm sure if we
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have. Hope you're okay, and
have a great weekend from Kirsten. I

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love the way you spell your name, Kirston. That's really cool. Yeah,

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they didn't fully comp your meal,
right you remember this because and I

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was shocked they comped the food but
made us pay for the drink. Yeah,

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that's just that is not proper restaurant
customer service. And we didn't drink

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alcohol. I think we had like
a V eight or an orange juice or

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something like that, so it wasn't
like it was. I mean, even

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if it was alcohol, they should
have comped the whole and we weren't dicks

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about it at all. They were
very kind, they were very apologetic,

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but I still have no idea what
that was. It was definitely too thick

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to be a piece of a strainer
or something like that. Next one,

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okay, hold on, let me
just see. Okay, I'm gonna read

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this, although I think it has
something to do with what you guys did

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when I was on vacation. Okay. I love hearing my emails read on

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the podcast. But thank you extra
for reading my email today about my dad's

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band surprising me at our wedding.
Oh yeah, okay, it truly was

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so special, as I always told
my dad I wanted to play my wedding,

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but he always would say that he
doesn't want to work at my wedding

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and wants to enjoy it. So
looked like we both won l ol.

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And yes, we had a DJ
her wedding and I was in the loop

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of everything too and kept the secret. Thanks again, guys, Happy third

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birthday to my daughter, Emmy Lou. You guys met her when we came

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to the studio a few months ago. She's a big Katie WB fan.

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We went out for her annual birthday
breakfast this morning. That's from Melissa,

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so her dad played. We were
talking about best surprises that has ever happened

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in your life, and this person
had said that she had no idea that

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her band had been Her dad had
been in a band her whole life,

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she grew up going to see him, but then at her wedding they kind

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of like shoot her away so they
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and everything. They wouldn't let her
in the reception hall and all this stuff,

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and then she was completely surprised and
he performed, and I was like,

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well, that's interesting because she still
would have had to have some form

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of entertainment set up. Yeah,
so like that's why she said we did

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still have a DJ because I set
all that up, but my dad gave

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us the honor of performing and it
just was like the best surprise ever on

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her wedding day. That is really
cool. And by the way, she

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sent pictures of Emmy Lou and Emmy
Lou is adorable. So thanks for sending

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that. Next one from Vanessa,
she says, I'm behind on the trend

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here, but bad farting times?
Did you guys talk about bad farting times

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we had, just like we also
talked about like embarrassing moments, and so

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of course a couple of ones I
came up were like, yeah, accidentally

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farted in a situation you wish you
wouldn't love. She goes on to say,

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I went in for a lady check
when I was seventeen. I was

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already super nervous. The doctor put
the crank thing in my hot pocket.

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Good God, really in my hot
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I like it. It made Jenny
laugh in my hot pocket. I've never

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heard it called a hot pocket laughing. Your lack of saying the full word

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as you realize what you were about
to read, and you kind of got

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hot pockets, hot pocket, and
a big old fart let out when she

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started cranking it open, and instead
of being decent and ignoring it and be

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professional, she was like, well, I guess you know, I know

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how you feel about this now.
Now remember this kid is seventeen. She

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goes on to say it was mortifying. I've never gone back to that doctor

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again. And now I'm thirty two
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still remembers that traumatized by it.
I went to I think the doctor was

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actually she probably handled it in a
good way, at least kind of like

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made a joke about it. And
I'm sure that the doctor has probably experienced

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that a bunch of times. Are
you titling the podcast hot Pockets that you're

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writing down, Yeah, that's the
title hot Pocket. Well that'll be a

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surprise when people find out what hot
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here, Dear Dave, I hope
you're proud of yourself. It's after eleven

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o'clock and in my head on repeat
is done Dune, Done, Dune,

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Dune, Dune, Dune bomb Bomb. I couldn't figure it out for a

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while. Then I had an epiphany
and a flashback to your Taco video.

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Now, I'll be honest, I
read this several times. I don't know

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what song they're talking about out I
really don't. My Talco video is the

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one where I dropped it yeah,
and it's like, yeah, you know

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you boys got is free time that
I fall But I don't get the done

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done, done, done done,
Elena, So maybe you can explain that

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one. It is the gift that
keeps on giving. Thankful for that.

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Also, I love your impressions.
Faves include Drake Fallon and your rendition of

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Small Children. Please never stop doing
them. Lastly, I have ideas for

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your lyrics game. Now, this
is the lyric shuffle thing that we'll do

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on Tuesday. You get five seconds
to think of a second song with the

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same word, and that's how you
really can crush your competition. So,

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in other words, if you say
the word is love and I come up

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with I'll make love to you,
and then I say, what's another song

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with love in it? I'll want
no, I will always love you,

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I will always love you. Then
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or something like. That's kind of
a cool idea. We might try it.

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Happy Nurses Week to my fellow nurses, and happy teachers Week to all

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that teach, coach, tolerate our
offspring. That was last week. She

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sent that on Thursday of last week, so and I wasn't here, so

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we saved this email so I could
read it. Thank you, Elena,

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And that is going to wrap it
up for today's Minnesota Goodbye. Send your

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