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Bailey now has a song going through
my mind because we were talking about the

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mixtape game and Bailey's like, can
I use that song? Because and I

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saw her face. Now I'm a
believer, and so that song has been

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going through my mind. Thank you
Bailey for the past fifteen minutes or song.

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One might say, it's one of
the best I get stupid commercial jingles

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stuck in my mind. You seem
like that type of person. And in

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two three hundred Empire Today, he
sees you in the park and they look

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at you and they're like, what
is he thinking? And it's just like

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five eye your brain, Empire.
We've all admitted that we have the Daily

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Bailey intro in our heads a lot
of times. Because I woke up.

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I didn't wake up with it in
my head, but as I was leaving,

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I knew that that was like one
of the first things we were doing,

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so I it was in my head, like singing in my head.

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As I was coming in this morning, I was like, all right,

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so daily by daily ball, Okay, you didn't need to have her form

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you. Okay, can we get
on with it. Let's move on here.

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Here we go with the Minnesota Goodbye
and it's mostly about emails. Thanks

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Bailey for discussing your insecurities with everyone. Me too have many insecurities about my

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looks. I am fifty two.
I'm a fitness instructor, but when I

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was in middle school, in high
school, I was teased for my looks.

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They called me a troll, fat, and other not so nice things.

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In the eighties, I was size
ten ten. Still today, I

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have many insecurities. I always have. I always have neurofibromatosis type one and

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that never helps with my securities.
So if you're wondering on just how bad

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I could be, this is me. I'm fifty two, taken yesterday,

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so my insecurities still haunt me as
well. Bailey, I can relate.

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I am looking at this woman and
she is attractive, but it scares me.

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It makes me sad that she thinks
that she's not attractive and she's flexing

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her muscle because she's a badass.
But she's had a very sweet face.

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Sure, I mean, and and
I think that everybody. It sucks that

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I knew a girl when I was
in school. Her name is Linda,

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and Linda was just a third grader
or fourth grader, and she was very

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unfortunate looking, and people used to
tease her because she was poor and didn't

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dress well and she was not attractive, and I felt so bad for her

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even as a little kid. I'm
like, God, that poor girl.

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She gets picked on all the time
because of the way she looks. And

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I hope that somewhere Linda has grown
into her looks. But I will tell

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you to this person, Teresa.
You know, i'll tell you, but

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you probably won't listen. But you
are attractive. And look at that smile.

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I mean, she's just got a
beautiful smile and she's happy. And

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I think that I think well,
and I try to describe it to you

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so you won't because you know,
if I show it to you, then

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I'll show to you guys. So
go ahead and take a look. There

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you go, take a look.
Look how fit. She's very fit,

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super fit, and she's beauty blue
eye and she yeah, she does have

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beautiful blue eyes, and she's got
a nice smile. So this is why

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I tell you, girls, you
gotta smile more often so you look pretty.

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I go over there and slap them, Bailey, what wow ah,

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Bailey, thank you, Teresa.
I appreciate that one next one, Dave,

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regarding yesterday's podcast, You're Dry your
physical therapist was using dry needling on

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you because we were talking about what
this therapist was doing and I didn't like

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it. That was the one where
it's like she did it without asking.

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She just said, here's what I'm
gonna do, and she stuck these needles

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and it was awful. Also,
how long has been Jenny been doing?

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How has Jenny been doing with her
mental health? I've heard updates on the

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I'm Still Fun podcast, but not
on here lately. I feel for you,

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lady, and hope the best for
you. Love the show from Kaylee.

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I've been doing much much better.
I think we have talked about it

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on here before, but yeah,
just a lot better. And I would

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say, like, not every day's
like super great, and certain things kind

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of just like set me off.
I'm not going to talk about it on

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here because it involves a listener,
but I was put in like a bad

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position a week and a half ago, oh or yeah, and it really

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stressed you out. It really like
set me off. And it's weird because

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that wouldn't have used to set me
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high anxiety state, right now,
it did, and so there are certain

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days that aren't as easy, but
for the most part it's been I've been

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pretty good since starting the medication.
That's good. So if you find yourself

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in a situation like that, there's
probably still a little bit of a stigma

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about going, well, maybe I
should get on some sort of medication,

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and people maybe go, I don't
want to be on a medication. But

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if it's worked for Jenny, did
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I'll work this out myself. I'm
going to be more positive. Did

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you try to work it out yourself? I mean, for ten years,

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I've tried to. Like I had
awful anxiety in college, and back then

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it was just such a different beast. Like I was like, I'm not

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going to therapy. I'm not any
of that. But like six months ago,

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I did actually start therapy and it
worked for a while, but it

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eventually hit a point where it wasn't
I needed something else. So that's why

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I was like, hey, like
this therapy alone isn't working. I gotta

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try medication. But I resisted too
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the past before without medication or even
therapy, and that's like, truthfully not

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healthy what I've put myself through in
the last like ten years. And you

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know what the funny thing is is, it's so you know, you know

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Jenny, and Jenny is kind of
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when she walks in, and Jenny
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and it's very kind person. I
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So I just looked at Jenny as
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into the parking garage every morning on
two wheels, going super fast, and

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then she races in here with her
backpack and her computer, plops everything down,

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thumps her water bottle down on the
counter, loudest thump ever, thump.

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Jenny's here. Yeah, And I
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she's just that's just kind of the
way, and that was probably part of

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the whole thing. No, that's
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The anxiety is when I'm quiet.
The anxiety is when I am in my

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head and I isolate myself. I
mean, obviously I can't do that at

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work, but I isolate myself away
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and just try to deal with things. And yeah, that's when the anxiety

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has had it's peak. Me just
running around as me. Okay, all

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right, that's just Jenny. Liz
writes in she is a big supporter of

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the show, and she says,
Hello, Dave, I'm sure you're gonna

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get a lot of messages about your
question in today's Minnesota Goodbye. You had

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dried needling done with your physical therapist, very different from micro needling, which

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is dermatology based. PT doctors do
this. It is in their realm and

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normal. I've not had it done, but friends fiance said she's had dried

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needling done on her knee and hip
after injuries, and she explained it very

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similar to what you had done on
your butt. Talks very weird. They

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didn't give you a heads up before
four because that would freak me out as

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well. And I've had acupuncture with
long, thin needles and that doesn't bother

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me. But a sudden needle dipping
deep, digging deep into me wood.

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I hear the dry needling helps a
lot, but the process sucks and hurts

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because it's a thicker needle. Anyway, Sorry, you felt violated, but

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this was not something she made up
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a legitimate thing. Unfortunately or fortunately
Happy Friday from Liz. Yeah. I

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just thought it was something like you
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you know, explain it to somebody, show some diagrams, because you ever

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go to the doctor, your doctor's
like, okay, well you barely you

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got a problem with your spleen.
Here's a little plastic model of your spleen,

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and here's a duct over here where
your spleen intakes you know whatever,

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and then out and then they show
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of your spleens. Sure. I
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and said, Okay, this is
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this needle and it goes in and
here's why. Yeah. Instead she just

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said bend over comes again. And
I was like, I don't know anyway,

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We've talked enough about that one.
But I did get a lot of

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people who were giving me information about
dry needling, so I want to acknowledge

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a couple of people. Jackie.
She was saying that when Dave was explaining

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his physical therapy experience, it got
me to thinking it was possibly a tens

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unit, which is a type of
sticky patch they put on your skin that

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sends an electrical impulse to the muscle
that feels like a shock or a pierce

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or a jolt. Settings controlled by
the PT, strength and frequency, et

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cetera. Actually, people use these
TENS units at home with proper training.

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Sometimes there are certain studies where they
do insert electrodes into your skin with a

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needle to test for nerve activity.
Anyway, being in healthcare, I just

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had to send an email to try
best to inform and educate and I appreciate

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that, and I also apologize on
behalf of that practitioner. No one should

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leave an appointment without having a procedure
explained, consenting and understood before conducted.

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Sincerely, longtime listener. I've actually
got a TENS unit because on my belly

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I went to a pain management specialist
because I've had belly pain for probably more

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than ten years, and it's just
like it comes and it goes, and

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certain foods or drinks or whatever we'll
set it off sometimes simple that something as

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simple as like you know, like
water can make my belly hurt. And

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it always hurts a little bit.
Like right now, I'm about a two

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and a half on a scale of
one to ten. Other times it's like

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a nine and it's just awful.
So I went to a pain management doctor

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and he said, try this tens
unit te NS and it looks about size

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of cell phone with wires coming out
of it, and it's got sticky little

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pads on the end of the wires
and you stick them next to each other

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and it sends an electrical impulse to
the muscles and makes them contract and it

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feels kind of good. Oh,
it's like a massage. I've never do

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you wear this all the time?
Even more like you sit on the couch

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and you put it on for fifteen
twenty minutes. You like to take your

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shirt off every once in a while, and I've never seen you wearing it.

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So I was like, well,
no, it is. And you

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can buy them, I think online, and that's not a prescription, require

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fired or anything. And it's probably
one hundred bucks for one for one like

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how many can you? How can? Okay? So it is a little

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unit, like I said, probably
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It's got two little wires coming out
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pad when the other one gets it's
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sticky will wear out after a while, so you put a new sticky pad.

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You stick it on one part of
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inches you stick another one. Then
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whether you want. You know,
you start it slow. You don't want

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it to jolt you out of your
chair. You start it slow, and

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then you turn it up and you
can have it go tap tap tap tap

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tap tap tap tap. Or have
a machine that can do that too?

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What machine would that be, Bailey, A shaky thing? No, I

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have not, but I have a
story about Can I tell you the story

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about a shaky Okay? So when
I was new in radio, I loved

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this show called Rick D's in the
Weekly Top forty. And I was about

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twenty one years old and Rick D's
and the Weekly Top forty came on the

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radio every Saturday night at six.
And I remember my girlfriend Tammy, she

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was a freak, and she was
a freak, and she was like wanting

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to hook up, and She's like, let's go, let's hook up.

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And I'm like, I got to
listen to Rick D's in the Weekly Top

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forty. So I would sit on
the couch and around the corner in the

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bedroom. I would hear Tammy and
her shaky thing going, and I look

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back on those days, I'm like, what a loser I was that I

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was listening to a radio show rather
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with Tammy. You're like, Tammy, stop trying to kiss me. I

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can't hear what he's saying. What's
No. Number one? Tammy? Goddamn

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it? Thanks. I might have
a couple of more of these two.

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So let's see what else we've got. I gotta scroll a little bit.

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Hold on, no, hold on
one second, here it comes. Okay,

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here we go. Good afternoon,
my bean diddling friends. This is

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Brianna. Brianna came in last week. Yeah, and she was she's she

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called in and wrote in she said, can I come by the radio station

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to say hi? Or maybe I
invited her? I don't remember. And

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so she came in and I said, you know what, we're allowed to

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have visitors, you know, maybe
fifteen minutes, come in, we'll get

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some pictures, we'll say hi,
you know whatever. She's like, oh,

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can she brought coffee? Right?
Yeah? And so she can't.

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She was so delightful, so charming
that we didn't kick her out after fifteen

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minutes, even though that's kind of
a violation of the policy. We said,

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ah, we like you, Brianna. So she hung out and I

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think she played a game or talked
about something. Right. Well, she

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was on the Minnesota Goodbye with Us. Oh, she said she was on

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this podcast with us. And then
she goes on to say, I am

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replaying Thursday's visit over an over best
day ever. Any who. Then she

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talks about dry needling, which I
won't repeat, but she said that being

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said, I have to sign a
consent form every time I do it because

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they're inserting a needle into my body. So you absolutely should have had to

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sign a consent form. Also,
I meant to tell you this last week.

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I think you should ask Gary Spivey
what happened to your last lost stamp

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collection, maybe like the time he
told you your lost ring was in your

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car. That's it for now.
Space Needle Studio guest and regular staff writer

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Brie Yeah, I had a stamp
collection from about fifth grade and it wasn't

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valuable, but I'd worked really hard
on it. Yeah, And then probably

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about ten or fifteen years later,
I lived in Ohio, and I went

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to look for it, and I've
not seen it since. It was a

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stamp album, kind of like a
three ring notebook with pages in there and

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you would put your stamps in.
And I had a pretty cool as stamp

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collection for a kid, Like I
said, not valuable, but some pretty

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cool stamps. And it's gone,
and I just wish I had it back.

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I w don't know who took it, like someone had to take it.

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And that's the thing. It disappeared
about the same time as my Pentax

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m E camera that I worked all
through summer in high school to buy,

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and that disappeared about the same time. And I always thought maybe somebody like

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came into my apartment to fix the
furnace and they decided, well, let's

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look and see what kind of shit
this guy has. Yeah, well here's

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a camera and a stamp collection.
They disappeared about the same time. And

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it makes me sad because I'm sure
that stamp collection is sitting in somebody's attic

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right now, and the camera is, like, you know, it's in

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the trash somewhere. So it just
makes me sad. But maybe I will

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ask Gary Spivey about that. I
think we're coming to the end of the

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rainbow. Okay, okay, somebody
says. Elena writes in and she says,

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poor Bailey's face is covered up on
the Facebook page age After her she

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revealed her biggest insecurity was thinking she
was unattractive. Uncover her face so we

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don't add to her complex. Bailey, you are beautiful, but I don't

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know somehow on the Facebook page it's
the profile picture. It is the profile

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picture. It's only going to be
on the mobile side of things. That

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is the desktop. You're fine,
but yeah, it's it's the way it

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works when you do mobile, it's
different. That is so funny. This

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is there's other pictures of us that
have Vaunt on that side and you on

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the other. We can just switch
around. The only the only picture I

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like of me is the one that's
already on it. So I'm fine with

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being covered up. That's hilarious.
It's like a Mike was. You are

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fully covered up, and when you
look at the mobile version, I'm just

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peeking up all the way covered up. Wow, Like not even you see

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like the top of her forehead.
If you look here, I'm gonna switch

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frownd d the top. That's like
how it's testing the size. So that's

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fine. It's fine. That's hilarious. I think that's funny, and I'd

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rather be covered up just for the
comedy. That's good. That was that

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used to be me, I think
on our last group photo, because I

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was on that side and my face
was covered up on the mobile version.

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Yeah, it was. So I
want to keep it. I want to

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keep this photo. That's that's my
good side? Is this one? Which

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is your good side? Right?
The right side? Why is your right

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side the good side? Because the
left side has this mole on it.

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I don't like it. It looks
like my face is melting off of one

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side. I have a pocket knife
in my pocket. I can lop it

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off right now if you want.
Okay, get some rubbing alcohol and a

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Q tip. I'll take care of
it. I don't trust it. I

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don't have a tee tip, I
don't have any rubbing it. Call it.

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What can you show me which mole
you're talking about? Oh, I've

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never noticed that in my life.
Because I see it's it's a tiny little

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mole. Forget of your like hitch
hair in it, and I have to

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pull it out disgust. Everyone gets
a hair on their moles. That's like,

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it's pretty normal. One singular I
have like fifteen God sends a humor,

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that's what he's doing. It's like, you know what, I'm gonna

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put mole on your face and if
that's not bad enough, I'm gonna have

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a lot of hair grow out of
it. YEA, God's up there sitting

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on a cloud going this will force
her to have a personality, Randa writes

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in also a big time supporter of
the show. Guys, I'm catching up

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on the show and I have to
say Bailey is a delight. I love

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the upbeat energy she exudes. She
reminds me of myself twenty years ago.

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Am I the only one who envisions
a Dave Ryan show the musical? Okay,

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that might be a bit much,
but how about a talent show.

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At least Bailey could do a remix
of her favorite show tunes like You'll Be

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Back from Hamilton as a hit karaoke
song at the bar. I enjoy vont

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on the show too, the Spanish
words he drops in and talking to us,

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taking us to black Church. I'm
all for it. Love to Jenny

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and Dave two as always, Happy
Summer from Ranita Anita. I just wrote

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it down Dave Ryan the musical.
I have like such a dream of performing

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the song either the Greatest show or
this is me for something for the show.

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And I don't know why, but
those are two of my hypest songs

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on my work out playlist. I
will learn that that dance right and we

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will come. Yes, it's so
good. It won't be a good dance,

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but I will learn that for you. We should do them again.

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We should do a talent show.
We did one one time, didn't we

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We've had talent shows yet, did
you do? Oh? Well? That

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was like wait with us. It
was when I was an intern and you

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guys had us like interns do talent
shows. And I jump ropes, but

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I also was weird and I wore
neon colors and crazy outfit and I screwed

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up my routine and I was so
disappointed in myself because you guys only gave

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me one chance, and I was
like, no, I swear I'm good,

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but I'm better than this. All
right, We're gonna wrap things up

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here with the Minnesota Goodbye. Thank
you for listening, have a blessed weekend.

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Thanks for all the positive comments.
Thanks for the information about dry needling,

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and anything else you want to talk
about. We'll be back on Monday.

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It is I think we have Juneteenth
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