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Minnesota, good Bye. It is
our daily podcast, mostly of things that

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we don't get a chance to talk
about on the radio. Some are a

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little bit more esoteric, a little
bit more narrowly focused. Maybe some things

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that are a little bit more adult, juicy, juicy things that we wouldn't

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admit to maybe on the radio,
but we'll admit to. What is the

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biggest admission that you've made on the
radio so far? Me was probably banging

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a Nerf ball when I was twelve
or so. I would say that was

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probably it. Well, you remember
you saying that, Oh, you don't

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know, but now I'm my best
story Now when you're twelve years old and

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you like, you know, you
want to have sex with something, but

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you're twelve or thirteen or whatever I
was, And so I think that I

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had a nerf ball about the size
of a volleyball, and I cut a

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hole in it and it didn't feel
good at all because it was Nerf's,

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you know material. So I slipped
a ziplock inside as a liner, and

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that didn't feel much better. But
yeah, so that poor nerfball. But

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you never heard that story before,
No, I didn't name it, Sandra,

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Sandra, I think somebody asked me
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it, and I was like,
no, I didn't paint a face on

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it, fake eyelashes on or too. I should have like wow, and

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it wasn't enjoyable. He's looking right
at But what is the biggest admission that

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you've made on the show so far? Do you know? Gosh, I'd

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have to think about it. I
don't think you want to be loved and

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your lonely? Oh yeah, that
well, that is that an admission or

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is that just like wow, trying
to help you out? What a bummer

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for that girl? I don't know. I don't I can't think of one.

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You put me on the spot.
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think about it. Genny looked up
Andrew's asshole the other day. Yeah,

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so you want to talk more about
that? Oh wait, hold on,

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hold on, microphone, wasn't on
just for a brief part? Okay,

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now you're on? No, Yeah, no, I did look up Andrew's

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asshole because they think he has a
hemorrhide. So that was a big admission.

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I would say, just like back
in my prime heyday of being single,

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these stories I would just put myself
on blast for like I hooked up

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with some guy. Well, my
friend was ten feet away passed out on

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the couch because he lived in a
studio apartment. I sold pizza from another

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guy's place where I passed out at
his place, and then I woke up

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before he did, and we hadn't
made the frozen pizza. And so I

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left in the uber at six am
with the frozen pizza and brought it home

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and I made that. Yeah,
I like that. There was the one

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guy who he came home with me
after bachel after a bachelorette party, and

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when I got out of the shower, he was gone, and I thought,

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oh great, this is fantastic.
He left, like I don't have

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to deal with that. Yeah.
No, he stumbled nakedly across the hall

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to my neighbor's apartment demanded to know
where I was because he thought he was

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in my apartment and was but ass
naked, and the neighbors just let him

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sleep there. And then I found
out all this the next morning. Wow,

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what great neighbors. Wow, I
never met them before. I met

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them that day though, the next
day. So all right, Well,

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so we admit things on this show
that we don't always admit on the regular

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show, but mostly we read your
emails, and we've got a bunch.

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Let's start off with Hillary. Hillary
says, hey write about strong sense in

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public. I realize not everybody has
issues with scented lotions, cologne, perfume,

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even essential oils. I do big
time. I've had to move across

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the room in yoga, I've left
my own house after my husband tried a

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new holiday scent, and now at
my daughter's swim lesson most sense make me

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nauseous or give me a migraine if
I don't get away from it, quickly

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tell me I'm not the only one. Thanks for my sticker. Both of

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my children wanted it, but I
said no, it's a grown up sticker.

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Laugh Amoji from Hillary. There's no
scent that really bugs me, so

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I can't really jump in on this. Yeah, my friend Lexi has the

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same thing that you do, Hillary, where if somebody has something that's too

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strong scented, she gets a migraine. But then she makes it everybody's problem.

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How so, Well, she's probably
listening Hig Lexi, but she's she's

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like, oh my god, this
scent, it's so bad. Now my

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head hurts, and then her head
hurts for the rest of time, and

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she'll talk about it and she'll be
like, oh, my head, it's

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because that coconnut whip that you put
on your has given me a migrain.

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I say, vanilla, bean and
coconut are my least favorite scented scents ether

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a candle or a lotion, Vanilla, bean and coconut. Now I agree.

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I don't care for vanilla because people
are always like, ooh good,

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put vanilla on and then you smell
like a cookie. Why would I want

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to smell like a cookie? Yeah, you know, like French vanilla.

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That's Susan's favorite coffee creamer is French
vanilla. Okay, that's gross. I'd

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rather have puke in my coffee.
Well, yeah, puke is another scent

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that I don't like. But let's
move on, Jenny, any sense that

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you don't like? Are you sensitive? No, I'm I'm good with it.

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But Andrew is like aggressively. He
comes home and blows up my candles

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a lot of times because a lot
of them are too strong for him,

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so he doesn't let them burn for
as long as I would let them burn.

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So he does have some sensitivity,
all right. Next one, good

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morning, Dave and the crew.
You're all talking about stupid things you did

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as a child to this day.
It's one of those stories we still talk

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about. My sister was two years
older. She was the one riding the

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bike as the babysitter aka or Daredevil
was riding bitch on the handlebars. I

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want to say she was maybe nine. I was seven. We were next

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to a hill and on the bottom
of this hill was at tennis court with

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that metal fence around it. We
decided to ride down it while I was

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the bitch and my sister crashed into
the tennis court fence, which made me

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go flying into the fence with both
of my hands and feet were stuck about

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four feet up, so she stuck
like velcrow to the tennis court fence.

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That is one of my many fun
times. Love all of you. Dart

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Lick Nicole from Hayfield, Minnesota.
Love hearing from Hayfield, Minnesota. I

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think most kids have gotten into some
sort of bike accident. That is one

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of my favorites. You stick to
the tennis court fence. Thank you.

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Let's see, I'm gonna scroll down
to this one question for Dave. You

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mentioned a few times about looking for
a house on Lake Minnetonka. What exactly

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are you looking for? What are
your must haves for a house, and

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what are your deal breakers? Are
you open to other lakes or only looking

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for something on Taka. I'm not
a realtor, just curious as somebody who

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recently bought a lake proper. I
find it interesting what people are looking for.

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For me, location was most important. The reason we're looking on Minnetonka

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because that's the lake. It's vast. Yeah, it's got fletchers, it's

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got maynards, it's vast. You
can spend the day on Lake Minnetonka and

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not even see like a third of
it. I mean you could if you

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really wanted to. But it's just
beautiful and it's vast, and cruising around

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you look. And that's the problem. The houses on Lake Minnetonka are too

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expensive for they're dumps. So you'll
have like a seventy year old nineteen forties

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house that is a dump and it
really is more of a tear down.

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So we're not finding the right price. But I'm saying we want, We

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definitely don't want. There's some they
have, like a train that goes down

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to the lake shore, have you
seen these before, No, I don't.

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I can't afford this property. I
thought maybe you like had seen it.

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I'd never seen them until we looked. A train, like a chutoo

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train, like a little incline,
like a little railcar on a cable.

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They because if your house is on
a cliff, you can't really walk down

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it's too steep and wooded. So
they'll build a little two person like a

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train kind of that slowly lowers you
down to the bottom. That's cute,

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and then you get in your boat
and you're on the beach whatever. But

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the problem is they move too slow. You can't walk. You only can

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take a couple of people at a
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lake and you forget your ketchup,
you got to get back in the railcar

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train and go back up. So
that is a deal breaker. Never heard

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of that one. Yeah, interesting, But a little elevator kind of yeah,

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kind of. It's you know,
most of the they're they're too expensive,

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so that's a deal breaker for me. I would like to have a

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view of I just want to look
out that window and see a lake,

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that's all. I just want to
see a lake, you know, I

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look out now and I see the
neighbor's dog in the backyard, which is

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fine, but I want to see
a lake. So other than that,

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I want something affordable and it doesn't
exist. I know you think faith appreciate

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that one. I am a Hello
Morning Show crew from Katie. I have

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to say I love the addition of
Bailey to the team. Her quick wit

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and humor was just as what the
show was needing, as I loved listening

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to the Minnesota Goodbye every day.
Thanks. One of my friends and I

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good friend went to a concert the
other week at the Excel Energy Center.

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We got there a little early before
the first artist went on, so we

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decided to get a drink. We
got two regular rum and cokes and it

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was do you want to guess how
much? Go ahead, let's twenty four

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for two regular rum and cokes.
You say twenty four dollars and Joel or

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per total? Oh no, god, no, it was like thirty six

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fifty two dollars. Yeah, Well, bend me over a table and put

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it in dry because holy shit,
holy shit, we were not expecting that.

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That is ridiculous, and I think
that is one of the things about

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going to a football game baseball game
or a concert. Is how they literally

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gouged you because they have a monopoly. Yeah, you can't bring in your

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own refreshments, so they gouge you. And I think it's total, terribly

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unfair. The Minnesota Yacht Club festival
thing, I bought a white claw and

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it was fifteen dollars for a can
of white claw. Granted it was a

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big can. Yeah, but it's
still fifteen dollars for one can? Are

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you kidding me? It's a monopoly? And that they're the only vendor there.

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Yeah, I mean there's other vendors, but they're all associated so they

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all charge the same price. That's
dumb, all right. With the Paris

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Olympics just around the corner, got
me thinking if you could be a part

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of any Olympic team, which would
it be for me? Gymnastics being able

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to flip twelve feet in the air
with ease and doing endless backflips. Sign

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me up. Okay, anybody have
a thought on what you would like to

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be a kayaking I think kayaking would
be really cool for an Olympic sport.

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It's hot dog eating an Olympic sport. No, it is, it is

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an activity. Is oggling the male
divers an Olympic Olympic sport because I would

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get gold. Maybe you could just
be the judge. Maybe you could.

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I can participating, you can be
at one of the judges. Yeah.

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Well, when they add pick a
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my Olympics port. I probably will. Yeah, it's tennis and there isn't

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its tennis is yeah, and table
tennis is too. I think you're right.

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Yeah, I'm looking it up Olympic
sports because I can't. Oh,

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tug of war, that would be
kind of fun. That's not a sport

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anymore. Says it. Tug of
war right here, it says it right

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serious. Yeah, Google says tug
of war. I know it used to

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be a tug like an Olympic sport
back in like nineteen twelve, but it

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says now it still is an Olympics. Well, I don't know. This

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is just what I just literally googled
Olympic sports. Bob sleds, that'd be

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fun, military patrol. Not sure
what that means. Probably a past Olympic

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sports, sailing. There's a lot
that are no longer Olympic sports. I'm

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pretty sure tug of war is one
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D group that you're a part of. What does that mean and what does

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the group do? Love you guys
more of a liquor than a darter,

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Katie Bailey. Yes, D and
D is Dungeons and Dragons, which is

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a fantasy role playing game where we
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have these different characters and they're all
very like fantasy based characters, and we

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have like he's called a dungeon Master. He's just like the leader, and

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he kind of creates the story that
we then as our characters walk through and

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we like battle bad guys and we
roll dice to see how well we can

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battle them. It's really fun.
It is nerdy. My character's name is

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von Kodiak and he is a centaur
gun slinger, so he's his very own

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cowboy and Steed. I respect that. I wish I knew how to play.

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I played Magic the Gathering for a
brief time. I also played Pokemon

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for a brief time, but I
didn't have anybody to play with. Yeah,

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so it's obviously you cannot play without
anybody. And I started playing in

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twenty twenty just because somebody that I
know barely knew. Was like, Hey,

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we're looking for an extra person.
Does anyone want to And I had

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nothing going on, so I was
like, yeah, I do remember when

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World of Warcraft was really big fifteen
twenty years ago, and people would meet

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people on World of Warcraft and hookup
and have affairs. Oh, Gode,

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Yeah, I think we had a
war of roses about that. Wow.

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I have never had an affair from
D and D yet yet. We'll see

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Abby writes in it says, it's
not about me, it's about my brother.

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We're talking about dumb injuries again.
We were over at our neighbor's house

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jumping on the trampoline. For some
reason, they had bricks in a circle

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around their trampoline. My brother was
jumping and somehow jumped through the opening.

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So there's usually a net, but
there's an opening and if you don't close

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it, and he'd jumped through it, he fell off and hit his head

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on a brick. He put his
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his head was full of red marker. In fact, it was not red

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marker. I panicked. I got
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my mom my brother hit his head
on a brick. He ended up getting

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four staples in his head. My
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still went to his school's choir concert
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we weren't allowed to go on trampolines
after that. Thank you from Abby.

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Carsoneta trampoline. He always had the
thing around it, and we also made

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sure our insurance covered any injuries,
because kids will either fall off or they'll

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bunk their heads on the trampoline.
But I will tell you, if you

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can spring no pen intended for a
trampoline for your kids, they will love

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it. They'll love it. Carson
and his buddies lived on it from like

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grade four to about grade eight,
and they just loved it. He was

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out there with it. They'd come
over and jump on the trampoline for hours.

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I would if I ever could,
I would jump on it for hours.

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Yeah, and I didn't have one. And when they weren't jumping,

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they would sit. They would just
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Yeah. So Jenny came to Carson's
grad party and big boobs over here got

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on the trampoline and was jumping up
and down with the twins of babblin in

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front of her and my son Chase, who had had a couple of drinks,

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stood there staring out the window.
Ye. No, they were pretty

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contained. I was wearing the strapless
dress like Maxi dress, so it just

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it was like pretty tight around the
bubish area. But nobody would get in

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and jump with me. I always
I did not grow up with a trampoline,

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so when my friends had ones,
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So I saw an opportunity at Carson's
grad party and I was like, I

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must take this. It's been too
many years. Yeah, so I jumped

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on it. Yeah. I think
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that grad party than the same way. And that'll do it this time for

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the Minnesota Goodbye. And we got
a lot more emails we did not get

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to and we'll do those tomorrow.
If we won't have send one in.

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We always love hearing from you.
Send it in to Ryanshow at KDWB dot

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com, and Hey, tell a
friend about the Minnesota Goodbye because I think

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it's kind of cool. It's one
of my favorite things we do. Hello,

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it's one of my favorite things we
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