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On the count of three. All
right, one, two, three,

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ah right, stupid. I don't
know if that's a good idea or not,

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but welcome to the Minnesota Goodbye.
I got a couple of takeaways from

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the Minnesota Goodbye this week. One
was people like it longer and people want

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War of the Roses shorter. So
it's interesting how it's like I want a

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little bit less of that, a
little bit more of this. So thanks

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for being here the Minnesota Goodbye.
Let's get started with some emails. We

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are a little short on emails,
but I found some really cool content of

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things to do in Minnesota this summer, and we'll get to that in a

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second. I also have things to
do in Minnesota this weekend. Now,

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yesterday we were reading an email from
Courtney when I got the wrap it up

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signal, so we had to stop
now. She was the one who said,

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Bailey, I follow you on Instagram
and I read your updated bio.

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It made me a little sad that
you called yourself the homely one. I

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get allowed. I get we're allowed
to make fun of ourselves, and everybody

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is offended by everything these days.
But it's worth telling you that your beautiful

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and I'm so happy you're part of
the show. You've always usually obviously been

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a huge fan of forever. So
you changed your bio. I did because

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I was pure pressure too, so
I changed it. But I get that

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I people don't like when others are
self deprecating. I have been broken up

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with by two different men for being
self deprecating. Seriously. Yeah, they're

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like, you're too self deprecating.
Also, you interrupt me too much.

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Yeah, sound like my wife.
Yeah. I did mention yesterday in a

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non harassment sort of way that I
think you're hot because I just you have

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a really unique look that is very
not your I don't know your conventionally not

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conventionally, you don't look conventional.
But I think you're hot. I think

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you have a beautiful face. That's
nice. I think, Jenny, in

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case you feel left out and you're
looking for praise from me, not hot,

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thank you. No, No,
you're both. Everybody show is actually

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hot. I think everybody on the
show is pretty attractive. And I think

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that, you know, we make
fun of vont for being ugly. Vought

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is not. He's actually a pretty
good looking guy. But I think that's

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why we get away with calling him
ugly because he knows that he's not ugly.

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So the only ugly one on the
show is this guy right here.

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Oh boy. So she goes on
to say, with more content, she

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says, third is the trend in
music right now? Whiney bitches. Wow.

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All of the songs played during the
Morning show are Teddy Swim's Whiney Bitch,

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Noah Khan Whinier Bitch, Benson Boone
the Whiniest Bitch. The other songs

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that get sprinkled on are the sprinkled
In or the whiniest Taylor Swift song ever

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made, or the inaudible song Espresso, in which espresso is the only word

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I can make out. So is
whining the trend? Aside from country anyway?

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The morning show can play a few
different songs like the afternoon or night

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show. How is the music decided? I know Rich and Zach, but

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how do they decide? I don't
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I mean, there's like studies done
of like what are the topless and

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two songs in our area? Because
it'll vary. I go back home to

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Wisconsin. In the top forty stations
in Wisconsin play like some of the similar

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stuff, but they play different stuff
than us, so there is research done

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on it, usually a big state. This is what I know is that

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smaller market radio stations they usually play
newer music and that's where it kind of

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gets tried out. And it does
well in fond de Lac, or it

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does well in I don't know,
eau Claire. Then it might do well

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in a bigger city. But on
a station like KATWB, we play it

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is a ton of research. They
do research nationwide locally and they'd be like,

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Okay, when we play this song
for people, they like it.

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That's why fast Car was played for
so long, because somebody would test it

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and people would say, yeah,
I still like it so and people still

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do like it, but they don't
want to hear it anymore. My bus

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example was the song Hotel California by
the Eagles. That song, that's the

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thing. Everybody likes that song,
but you've heard it so much you don't

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care if you ever hear it again, right, And that was something that

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I learned when I was like twenty
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Okay, everybody loves Hotel California,
nobody wants to hear it anymore because they've

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heard it so many times. As
far as whiny bitches, I don't know.

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I think Noah kN song is the
one that I know stick season.

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I'll drink alcohol till my frint that
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his songs whiny, Jenny, No, I think they're very storytelling. I

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guess I'm questioning and she's saying whiny
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whiney in the lyrics, because that's
what I'm not sure about. I would

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never say that Sabrina Carpenter's Espresso is
whiny, but I'm thinking more so of

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the lyrics of it. No,
I think she says those three guys are

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whiny, and then if not whiny, then something like Sabrina Carpenter where she

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can't understand any of the words except
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whiny too. Yeah. But I
guess I feel like so Teddy swim Spens

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and Boone and Noah Khan, those
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to me. I would say,
Benson, Boone and Noah Khan. Yes,

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I wish the Ben Boone song that
one these beautiful things that I got,

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Yeah, thanks Bailey. Next one
is the New Night girl in Minnesota.

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It seems like she is syndicated.
Yeah, she is syndicated. She

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is not live here in Minnesota.
So but I heard her the other night.

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She does great. Yeah, I
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my head, I don't know her
name. What's her name, Jennyayla and

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she lives out in LA right now? Okay, yeah, super cool.

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Fifth is about Drake, And we're
not going to answer that one because it

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is not It doesn't paint Drake in
a great light. And I'm not here

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to insult Drake. You know,
I got no ax to grind with anybody

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who's not on the show anymore.
Well, there's a couple of people who

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I'm glad are not on the show
anymore. But we talk about but another

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day someday when like, like,
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the truth about some of the people
who have been on the show, I

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would love to, but a lot
of them are still in the industry and

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I'm just not going to insult them
or get sued. So turn like eighty

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five and then you just stop giving
a shit. Well yeah, and I

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guess so. Or Also, I've
heard that if somebody dies, then you

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can talk anything because you cannot hurt
the character of a dead person because it

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doesn't. So for example, if
like I don't know, if I were

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to die, sure, and you
wanted to go on the radio and say,

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yeah, he was a tyrant and
a jerk, and he always smelled

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like bo and he stole money out
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You could do that because you can
hurt my character, but it doesn't hurt

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my life because I am dead.
Yeah, but what about your family members?

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I think that's when discretion comes in, you know what I mean.

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So it's like, well, I
don't want to really hurt Alison or Carson,

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so I'm not going to say what
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Carson, your dad sucks, I
know. Last line from this email from

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Courtney, thank you. She says, thank you for making my day extra

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lickable, darting in and out of
that ass. Now, okay, thank

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you. That's just funny. You
are a funny one, Courtney, and

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I want you to write more often
as a staff writer. Now, let's

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see if I can find some other
ones we did. I think we did

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a lot of these, So I
think what I'm going to get to in

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a second is things to do in
Minnesota this Summer. But I want to

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make sure I'm not missing anything.
Okay, well, let's dive into this

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one. Okay, when I thought, no, I'm sorry, I'm gonna

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skip this one because it is basically
asking for shine Down tickets and they're very

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personable, but there's really no content
for the morning show. So let's delete

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that one and move on to things
to do in Minnesota this Summer. This

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is from the current issue of Minneapolis
Saint Paul Best of Summer. Wow,

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if you're you know, walking through
Bayerley's or cub and you see it,

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it's a yellow cover and it's got
a bunch of things. So let's go

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through a few of these and see
what we want to do. Okay.

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For example, let's do Jones in
the Park. Anybody ever heard of Jones

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in the Park now? Okay,
it is known to many loyal fans as

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a date night win small restaurant on
Snelling nearly doubles in size during the summer

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when the patio opens. You never
heard of that one. Let's try another

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one, Stanley's Northeast. Anybody,
Yeah, of course, Okay, that's

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if your best friend is a city
dog without a yard. You might want

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to follow up a day in the
park with an evening on Stanley's patio craft

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beer and scratch made tavern food,
and your four legged bestie has their own

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menu and complimentary mats to lay on
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long. Wow. I mean it's
your pretty basic bar in Northeast, is

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it? Yeah? Okay? See
PD Pappies? Anybody heard of PD Pappies?

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Yes? What is PD Pappies?
Anybody you know? Also a bar?

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Right? Yeah, seasonal bar built
on good life, music and strong

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drinks. If you go early,
you get a good burger in a quiet

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patio. Later you got to make
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to cool off. That's in stillwater
apparently. Oh okay. I was like,

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why do I know that? But
I don't think I've been there.

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Next one is Twilight Treats and Sweets, So I'll give you a couple of

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these. Has anybody heard of honey
and makis? Yes, Jenny, I'm

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it is ice cream? Yeah?
Have you heard of honey and makis?

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What are you giggling about? I'm
just about Has anyone heard of this?

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Has anyone heard of this. It's
kind of like, is this your card?

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Is this your car? Your card? Clubs? It is a it's

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inside of Plymouth Strip Mall, but
it gets good reviews. This one is

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Licks Unlimited. Have you guys heard
of Licks Unlimited? Is this your card?

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Is this your card? I've heard
of it because of you, Okay.

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Licks Unlimited is on Water Street in
downtown Excelsior. Yah. Yeah,

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And they close during the winter,
but it's open during the summer. There's

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always a line out the door.
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Water Street in excels here with an
ice cream coat in their hand. And

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I've been there many times. It's
delightful. This says end your Lake Minuetaka

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day with the way families have been
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at this Water Street favorite. The
next gen is running the shop now,

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introducing eco friendly compostable cups and a
few new flavors. For example, there's

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one called the Bourbon Spiked Exhausted Parent. But it's really cool. It's just

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an old school there's maybe two tables
in there. You get your ice cream,

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you wait in line, and then
you leave. All right, Next

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one bask in the afterglow. Let's
try this one. Saint Anthony Maine,

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the best urban sunset in the Twin
Cities. Find that it's Saint Anthony Maine

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as the sun dips behind the skyscrapers
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and have a taco or margarita at
Hefe Urban Cochina. Anybody know anything about

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this? Yeah, Hefe is great. I don't know what the vibe is

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over there right now, with the
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not as hoppen. Yeah, because, as I say, it is gorgeous

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watching the Stone Arch and the sun
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the side of the river is like
the most beautiful place to stand if you

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want to get like a good eye
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that. Okay, I haven't been
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long time. I'm a love it. I know what they used to make

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movies here. There's steps. There
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Maine that climb from the river level
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there was a scene from a Christian
Slater movie where he climbs those stairs,

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and so I don't remember what.
Maybe Untamed Heart where he gets a transplant

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of a monkey heart. Oh you
guys know this movie? Oh no,

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not at all. I never mind. Let's try this one. Here's these

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are things to do in Minnesota this
summer. Peer five hundred. It's right

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on the water in Hudson, on
the e side of the Saint Croix.

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It offers majestic pine edge, very
northern feelings, sunset fus. Get a

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patio table, a slab of prime
rib, a glass of Cabernet sauvignon,

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and call yourself the winner of the
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a prime rib in a Cabernet sauvignon. Now, see, you strike me

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as the kind of person who turns
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actually love meat. I do like
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seek it out. But if there's
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is buying, yeah, I'll take
it. Okay, good, Let's do

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some other one. Saint Paul Brewing. You guys know about Saint Paul Brewing.

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Have you been, Dave? No? Oh, it's awesome. It

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is a cool brewery. Awesome.
There's it's just like they've got this beautiful

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little courtyard area that's just got plants, and it's all brick, and it

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looks cool and old, and there's
bikes and swings. Here's a description.

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Everything about this place feels like a
magical discovery. So consider how a sunset

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painted sky would boost that. Tucked
within the historic Hams Brewery, the patio

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stretches behind sp B Saint Paul ruin, in the rooms of ruins of brick

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walls, curated garden art creates sculptural
moments that aid and securing secret knooks to

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meet. It's the drinker's brigadoon for
summers. So nice. His parents love

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going there. Andrew's parents love going
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so they've been asking us to gother
to get us sun Here's one brew house,

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brew Labs. That's a great place
too. Okay, you guys know

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so much more than I do.
Is it brew House or Bajaus? Oh?

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Bowhouse? Yes, thank you,
Jenny. Bahaus is the best bowhouse,

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it says. Brewery patio hopping in
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Having a beer on a local craft
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new friends, especially if you all
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Okay, they have good eats.
Blah blah blah. Next one shrom

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Vineyards. It is a vineyard and
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of times. It's in Waconia or
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field in Waconia and WLACONI have like
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Waconia, but it's good. There's
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think it wants to be like a
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a little bit short. Now if
I'm wrong, maybe I haven't been downtown

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Waconia for a while. They do
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local bars in downtown Waconia. But
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know, it's kind of a place
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of cards or scrabble game and you
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It's definitely very busy on weekends though, if you're going on like a nice

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summer weekend, Okay, let's do
some other ones and the things that you

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can do during the summer paddle border, kayak on a local lake or river.

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Rentals make it easy. They do
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and I go, is it minwashed
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you go and you're like fifteen dollars
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a lot of fun that way.
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forth on you your car or store
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are renting out a pontoon in a
couple of weeks for one of my friend's

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birthdays. And we did it last
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I can't believe they trust people to
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rent this pontoon, great, drive
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boat license or anything in particular license. I think, no idea how to

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drive a boat. Yeah, And
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no, And and I could go
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windy and you're trying to park it. Yeah, because I used to have

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a boat and a couple of times
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if it's windy and wavy, it's
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little slip. So you throw the
rope to the doc boy or the dock

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girl and they kind of pull it
in for you. But yeah, driving

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a boat is really no harder than
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of America. Give you another one. Things to do this summer. Spend

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a day at Valley Fair riding roller
coasters. That's a big one. Skip

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a work day and go to at
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day at the Minnesota Zoo see the
animals, eat lunch, wander along the

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New Tree Tree Top trail, and
get ice cream out at Scooped. Hit

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the rooftop at BRIT's Pub for a
beer and some lawn bowling. And by

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the way, shout out to whoever
wrote this. I'm not gonna give not

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give them credit. Best of Summer
in Minneapolis, St. Paul and I

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don't have the writer's name, but
I'm gonna go ahead and try. Peter

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Diamond shout out Peter Diamond. I
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research on this one. Another one
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and enjoy a walk in sunset view. Yeah, that's a brand new pavilion

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too, like brand Oh yeah the
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it's good. There's a woman on
my Instagram story right now and she

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says bede of Cosca totally differently,
and I'm like, is she right or

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are we right now? I'm you
know you're right with days? Yeah,

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okay, she says, but a
cask of something? Yeah, and let

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me find it for you, just
can you hear it? And like,

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what's her background that we would trust
that she's maybe saying it right? She

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lives here, I don't know,
let's find it. Work at Mill City

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Museum, not that that's anywhere near
but day Macaska. But we I worked

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there when it like switched over,
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Sorry to say I can't here Bailey
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be like trained in how to say
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someone who spoke I don't know a
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it's not a jibway Lakota. I
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it is. I'll play it for
you here. She is hold on a

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lot of people know this already,
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That's I know that girl. Do
you know that? What do you know

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about that girl? Well, I
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on an executive board and I heard
that story about her, and unfortunately,

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it's like sad what happened. And
she was like robbed mugged in the middle

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of the day by the lake and
there was a restaurant nearby that the worker

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saw it all happen and helped her
out and stuff, and I think someone

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stopped one of the guys and police
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them. But yeah, I do
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you know her. Did you see
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it's been going viral for from like
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of the local influencers is her sister, and so I saw it with that

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once and then I've had some people
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do know her. So she's a
great person. But yeah, funny that

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you That is really weird. That's
what happens when you work with people who

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have lived here for a long long
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It is Bede Macska. That's how
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manipulate it to sound different? Is
she? I'm kind of surprised because she's

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a very intelligent person and I'm very
successful, so and I think sometimes not

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an insult to her, but I
think sometimes intelligent people want to show you

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they're a little more intelligent than you
by doing something that they want to say

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you're wrong, I'm right. Or
she could just not live in the Minneapolis

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area and have no idea how to
say it true. I feel like she's

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not. Then ask somebody. I
think she was just telling a story and

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was like, okay, I think
this is how you say it. I

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don't know. She got mugged,
Dave, leave her alone. I guess

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I would say the name right,
I don't know. Okay. Another one.

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You do play mini golf at the
Walker. You did that last summer,

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didn't you, Ja, Yeah,
it's so fun. Yeah, I

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just expect to have to probably wait
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to wait right, yeah, okay, okay, let's turn the page and

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see if there are some other ones. I think that's all of them.

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There's there's a bunch more, but
I obviously can't go through all of these.

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Their last one they said the final
must do we all agree about go

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to the Great Minnesota get together.
Whether you make a day of it or

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twelve days, the State Fair is
the best way to close out the summer

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with a bang. And again thanks
to they didn't give me permission, but

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you know, I'm going to give
shout out, maybe sell some magazines Minneapolis

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Saint Paul Best of Summer, and
that is the you know what. It

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might be an older episode or issue
because it says May twenty twenty four and

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today is June seventh. So you
can also go on the Meet Minneapolis website,

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which is just Minneapolis dot org and
you can search their calendar literally by

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either today, tomorrow, the weekend, or like the whole month or next

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week, and it just shows you
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organized by category. If you're interested
in theater, community, dance, festivals,

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fitness, What is your one of
your favorite things to do in the

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summer. I mean, the State
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the State Fair, but it also
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an end. And after it ends, the kids go back to school the

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next day, so something to do. I I like going to Minnewashta and

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taking along a bag of charcoals,
some burgers and some condiments and a couple

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of drinks and lawn chairs and doing
a little picanic there on the shores by

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Lake Minawashta. I don't like to
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more crowded because we've talked about it
on KATIEWB and a lot of people that

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didn't know how great Lake Minwashta Regional
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it's not crowded, but it's busier
than it was. And I've even wanting

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I want to go there now because
I've never been, so now I'm gonna

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start rolling in and being like this
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Park. People don't realize how huge
and vast it is. Yeah, and

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it's a beautiful lake with a swimming
beach. And I don't think they sell

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concessions. They do it. Lake
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and that's you know, that's fine, give me one of your favorite

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things in the summer to do,
Jenny. Truly, I'm very sad about

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it because I can't do it anymore. But Andrew and I would go to

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Valley High Drive in every single summer, and that hasn't been open for two

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summers now, and I doubble check
their website again today hoping that like maybe

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something happened that they reopen for the
summer, and they haven't, So that

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makes me sad. But mostly just
the fact that, like the sun stays

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out late, and I'm just more
inspired to do things at like seven pm,

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like go on a bike ride instead
of just like, oh, it's

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time to be inside, it's dark, it's cold, whatever. It's really

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just like that extra inspiration to get
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out on a walk last night.
We walk, Yeah, I was still

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out. It was lovely. It
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on a walk in the afternoon,
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it was so lovely, and so
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I didn't get back until eight fifteen. Wow, you're up for a long

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time. Yeah. I went out
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Is like, I'm not going to
sit around the house. I just I

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want to go outside. So I
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Give me something you want to do
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I mean, obviously walking around all
the parks and all the lakes and

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whatnot is what wonderful. But I
do really like going to breweries and sitting

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outside, and so I will take
advantage of any friend I have that is

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willing to hang out at a patio
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yeah, and nice summerstime, Minnesota. What about you? There's an idea?

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Maybe you want to send us a
couple of ideas for things that you

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love to do this summer, because
come Monday, we are going to need

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some more letters and emails and content
for the Minnesota Goodbye. That's why we

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call you a staff writer, because
we need you to write. And you've

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written before, and we read it, we had a good time with it.

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Please write again. If you've written
before and we never quite got to

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it, then try again. If
you've written before and or you've never written.

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We'd love to hear from you,
send your thoughts, anything you want

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to talk about, because really that
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And if you want to ask something
a little bit more dicey or whatever,

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something more personal, this is the
place to do it because we get to

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talk about things on the Minnesota Goodbye
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