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And here we go with the Minnesota
goodbye, and let's get started. I

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have not pre read some of these, so we'll kind of see what happens.

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But this one I actually did preread, and here we go. David

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Jenny want to get right in this
time with a quick shout out today for

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his joke of Henry the Wasp that
he told a couple of months ago.

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The Henry the Wasp joke, I
won't repeat it now, but you know,

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I guess you could probably google it, but it is a joke that

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goes on and on and on and
then the punchline is really stupid. Over

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Christmas break with my family and friends, I have told it no less than

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ten times, committed. My kids
and nieces and nephews kept asking me to

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tell it anytime somebody new came over
to the house. They even started getting

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ahead of me and saying details yet
to come, and I had to keep

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slowing it down. It took me
a couple of times to keep a more

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dead pan look and not smile when
I got close to the end. I

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always make sure I start with I'll
just tell this short version, which I

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think adds to the joke. Since
people don't expect it to go on for

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five minutes anyway. It's a new
personal favorite of mine and I've added some

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new details of the story from my
own personal style. I want to give

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a shout out today for telling it
originally. Looking forward to listening to you

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all, including Drake in the new
year. Thanks again from Paul. Paul,

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You're more than welcome. Glad it
worked out. You got to know

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your audience for this one, because
you couldn't I, for example, couldn't

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get up at like, you know, a wedding and tell this joke.

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Yeah, Or I couldn't get up
on stage at a club and tell this

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joke. It is definitely a kid
friendly kind of a joke and a very

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very corny dad joke. So if
you ever want to hear it, then

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you know what, I'll come by
your house and tell you. So next

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one, I want to delete that
one so I don't come back and read

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it again. Here we go.
This one says, no, no,

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not that one. Here we go. We talked about Hannah yesterday on the

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Minnesota Goodbye and how she says there's
a radio station in southern Minnesota that steals

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all of our bits. And she
does say what station it is. I'm

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not going to repeat it because again, I'm not here to bash anybody.

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You know, it's not the most
professional thing to steal from other radio stations,

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but they don't deserve to be bashed
on the radio. So whatever I

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do, remember War of the Roses
and two Sides to Every Date, So

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they do steal directly War of the
Roses and two Sides to Every Day.

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Okay, I think there was another
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I stopped listening, so I can't
remember. But sometimes I'm scrolling Facebook

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and I see your guys's question and
then some days theirs is the same two

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not all the time, so okay, all right, Charis or Charisse writes

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in we always get her name wrong. Hell, Happy New Year to my

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favorite morning show. It is Sharise, and I thought he'd give you an

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interesting topic to discuss on the podcast. I've been with my boyfriend about four

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years, living together for about two
and a half years. He's got a

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daughter this twelve, and I have
two daughters, almost twelve and thirteen.

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He's the type of parent that plays
with the kids and wrestles and plays tag

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and other physical activities like that.
I'm more of a bored game and movie

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watching kind of a person with the
kids. He thinks I should play with

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my kids more than I do,
But I've never been that parent. It's

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probably because of how I was raised. My mom was a single parent that

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worked a lot. I loved my
mom and she was great, but I

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didn't spend a whole lot of time
with her because she had to work,

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so I was mostly home with my
older sister, who I thought was annoying.

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Lo well, anyway, his mom
would stay at home and did fun

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stuff. We often disagree about this
topic. Any advice would be appreciated.

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Do your thing, do your thing
that feels comfortable. If you are not

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comfortable getting on the floor and wrestling
with your kids, they're not going to

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be used to it either. And
twelve and thirteen is probably kind of the

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outline area to wrestle with your kids
and be physical because kids don't like physical

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touch, like that kind of physical
touch once they get to about ten or

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so, right, I agree,
I mean, I do know if like

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friends who are just not like that
as parents, they don't want to get

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on the floor and play like barbiees
or something like that. I'm like in

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the in between when it comes to
when I would babysit when I was younger,

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and then also with my niece and
nephew, I'll like chase them around,

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I'll throw them around, I'll like
throw them over my shoulders and stuff.

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But after like three minutes, I'm
tired, and then they want more,

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and I know I've opened up that
can of worms. And then I'm

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like, what did I just do? And then I'd be like, Jenny

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needs a rest. Now go play
with your choice right exactly? You know

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what I think. Whatever feels natural, Sharise. I mean, if it's

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natural for him to get on the
floor and wrestle with his kids, that's

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great. If it's not you,
then it's totally fine that it's not you.

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My mom was a big hugger,
kisser, I love you person.

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My dad was not a hugger.
He was not a kisser, not and

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I love you, and I do
that with all my kids, hugs,

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kisses, I love you. And
Carson doesn't like it when I hug for

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too long, so I'll be like, don't let go, don't push me

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away, don't push me away,
don't push me away, and then I'll

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finally let him off. The hook
because you know, I don't want to

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piss him off. But everybody's a
little bit different. I think it's just

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fine that you do what you do. Next one, First of all,

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I want to thank you Dave Jenny
Drake for all you do. I love

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listening to you every morning, and
you bring me so many laughs. Thank

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you very much. I was wondering
while you guys were out for Christmas break,

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do you still get up relatively early
every morning to stay in a rhythm

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of things, or do you sleep
in and then dread having to get up

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early again next week for the show? Yes? I do, well,

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Yes, I did absolutely sleep in. Our average wake up time is about

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eight twenty or eight thirty, I
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goes off mentally, and that's when
we get up. On vacation, I

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did sleep in the bed with Susan
because I didn't really feel the pressure to

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sleep. But on normal weeknights,
I feel the pressure to sleep because we

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got to get up, so I
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wake up on weekend mornings and on
vacation about eight twenty. Okay, I

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am kind of all over the place. I don't really have a routine.

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I tried to not sleep in too
late past like eightish. But we also

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watched some dogs over this break that
were very much up and barking early.

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That kind of caused me to be
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I watched these dogs before, and
I absolutely love them. They were not

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like this the last time we watched
them. They barked a handful of times

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throughout the night, and so I
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to what it would be with the
morning show. Not quite not up quite

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as early, but I was up
decently early. There was one morning I

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think Andrew and I were still laying
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both were like, we gotta get
up. This is like not good.

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Oh really yeah yeah. And there
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in later than I did because I
would get up with the dogs. He

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just sleeps through everything. I don't
like. If I hear the dogs barking,

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I'm up. He can sleep through
it. And note we can.

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Some people can't. Dave. My
husband and I are also watching Suits,

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and we agree with you. Holy
fuck, do they need a new horse

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storyline? Every episode is we're losing
the firm. Everybody panic and I don't

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think I've every seeing the main character, Mike smile or show an ounce of

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joy behind his eyes the entire show. We talked about this yesterday. I

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don't like watching Suits anymore because it
is Season six is the same as season

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three, is the same as season
and they like they you know, spoiler

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alert, one of the characters went
to prison, which was like a shock,

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but now they're back out and that
was a decent diversion, but it's

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kind of jumped the shark a little
bit. You know the phrase jump the

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shark, right, I do,
And so I'm not really enjoying it,

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but Susan still wants to watch it. Are they thirty minute episodes? Are

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they all forty five ish? Okay, so like probably when they were originally

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they were an hour man. Those
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yeah, and I don't I don't
dislike it. I just don't care

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anymore what happens because it's just it's
repetitive. Yeah, it's just not good

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anyway. We are on the last
season. I'm one of those people that

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has to finish the show before I
start another one, so here is to

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hoping they finish strong. More of
a liquor than a darter. That's funny,

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Katie. Thank you. Ps A
love a staff writer sticker. If

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you still have some, I do, and I will send that out.

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I love your tagline, more of
a liquor than a darter. This is

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the next one, Minnesota Goodbye.
I'm gonna save it because it looks like

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a group therapy and it's very long, and she actually even says not sure

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if this is better for Minnesota Goodbye
or group therapy. So I'm going to

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review your email later, Jessica and
take a look and see which one it

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is more suited for. This one
says, I'm sorry, it looks like

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spam. I'm not gonna open it. It looks like one of those click

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this link that no, but it
does say told you I owed you one,

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Dave. See but it also looks
like it says, hey, Dave,

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this should make us even. But
that's a link. I owed you

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one for helping me out when I
asked you last year. Now allow me

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to repay the favor. Check this
out. This is perfect for you.

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Now we're even. But it's written
by somebody who really has bad punctuation,

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or they're not a native English writer. For example, it says, now

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allow me to repay the favor,
but now is in all caps and there's

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an odd comma, and so anyway, I'm to delete that one because I'm

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gonna guess it is some sort of
a phishing of whatever malware cand of believe,

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right, I get nervous if I
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if you don't follow the person,
it goes to like a separate message

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box and you have to like separately
open them, you know what I'm talking

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about. And if someone sends you
a picture or something, it's like images

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blurred until you accept message or whatever. Same, Yeah, And I always

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am curious, but sometimes I get
nervous when and it's like someone I don't

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know, someone I don't feel right
right, and I'm but I always end

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up clicking and seeing what the picture
is because it'll be like, oh,

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this is your doppelganger and like,
but sometimes I never know if it's okay

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to click the picture and accept it
or not. What are you worried about?

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Seeing? I'm curious, Like,
what are you worried about? Like

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you don't care if it was like
a naked picture of a dude. You

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don't care, You just don't know. I just I just never know what

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it could potentially be. You never
know. I mean, I get I

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get strange dms. Sometimes. One
person every once in a while reaches out

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about giving wedgies, either giving me
a weggie or they used to ask me

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to give foulon a wedgie and take
a video of it and they were going

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to pay me for it. They
asked me to be on their weggie podcast.

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I think one time. I'm weird. So I just I can get

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very unique things in my box.
My inbox sometimes that I'm cautious when something

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is not I can't see it right
away and I'd have to accept to see

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it. I get those two once
a week or so. It'll like images

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blurred, tap to unblur or something
like that. And it's never anything like

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horribly shocking or disturbing. Yeah,
but think of any examples right now.

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Last one for now, it looks
like it's from Jessica, Hello, Dave,

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Jenny Drake. Listening to Minnesota Goodbye
Wednesday yesterday, there was a woman

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asking about leaving her job, going
to school and how her and her husband

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have talked about starting their own business. If she has an idea of her

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own business, start small with friends
and family, track it as a side

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hustle, and then keep expanding until
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business ideas. My husband and I
thought it would be a cool idea if

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we could hire someone to wrap our
Christmas presents. We hate rapping, we

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suck at it. And you could
expand into decorating for parties, party rental

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type stuff. Okay, and that's
a good idea. So also, if

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you and your partner are handy,
you could do handyman service or landscaping,

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snow removal, cleaning, organizing.
You can start with one category and keep

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them expanding. So these are some
non education career things right. But you

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do need a network, okay,
JUNI network of people to hire you.

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That's where I think it can become
complicated. When you are starting a wrapping

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present business. You need to make
sure that you have enough people hiring you

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to do that. And how do
you do that word of mouth or social

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media? Yeah? Well, I
think the funny thing is, like so

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many people, you know, radio
is still such a powerful medium for advertising,

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but a lot of people want to
spend their money on social media now,

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so and a lot of companies do. My son in law, Marcus,

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he quit his job at a grocery
store a few years ago and he

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had a side hustle cleaning businesses,
and he quit to make it his full

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time thing. And he now has
fourteen clients and I think four employees.

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Okay, so he's doing really well. But it took a while to grow

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that business, and they were nervous
and for a while they were really struggling.

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Yeah, and now I think it's
working out really well. But I

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don't think this Marcus uses social media. He's not a social media kind of

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a person. Yeah. I think
he's in networking kind of a person.

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You definitely don't need it. My
mom also started her landscaping business, probably

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twenty ish years ago now, and
I will never forget. She had business

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cards made and we I think this
is illegal to do. I don't really

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know, but we went around and
drove her around neighborhoods that were like kind

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of newer houses that didn't have their
landscapes done yet. They were just like

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brand new built, and she put
her business cards in everyone's mailbox. That

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was like her way that's what I
thought, but nobody reports that right and

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now like her company, just word
of mouth got out and she has to

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like deny clients. Honestly, she
could have built up her business to be

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more, but she she's just a
very hometown loves to work with the same

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people. Like she could have had
a company of like twenty people that worked

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underneath her, and she just,
I don't know, didn't end up doing

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that. She has a couple of
people that work for her, but for

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the most part, she runs it
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her to start upping her prices in
the last couple of years because she just

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couldn't do it. And I was
like, you have so, yeah,

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that is what happens. Inflation happens
every year, like three percent raises happen

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on like house taxes or whatever it
might be. You have to up your

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prices. We had somebody who cleaned
our house and they charged like eighty bucks

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for twenty years, and I said, she is getting taken. We're not

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going to pay her eighty bucks.
I think we gave her a raise on

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our own. She doesn't work for
us anymore, but it was like eighty

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bucks. Since two thousand and three, it's no, you need more money

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than that. I will also say
this, if you are going into business

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for yourself, do not think that
you can slack because it is a lot

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of work. You are everybody from
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department. A lot of the time
you are on the front line doing the

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work. So to the woman who
wrote in a couple of days ago,

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if you and your husband are not
admittedly very ambitious, I would not try

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to start your own business because it
is a lot of work. Not just

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an ambitious disciplined Yeah, okay,
you got to be like super disciplined to

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be able to make sure you wake
up every day and do everything. You

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don't just like decide, well,
I'm working for myself today, I'm going

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to sleep till nine and then I'm
going to get to things eventually. Like

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you still have to remain discipline.
Yeah. Susan has her own business with

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the Born and Brush, and she
is very, very hard working. She

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does everything from run the workshops to
schedule it, to do marketing, to

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go out to different clients, to
find different clients. So it's a lot

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of work. Last paragraph of this
email from Jessica and Cottage grow My husband

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does side jobs for the trade he
is in, and he has dreams of

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opening his own company. We've been
running a side company for two years now

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and keep expanding more and more each
year, with hopes of him quitting next

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year his full time job. I
figure worst case scenario, if it doesn't

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work out, he can go back
to working for somebody. He will always

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regret not trying, and I will
take that back to you. Regret the

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things you didn't do, not the
things that you did. Sure you might

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regret some things that you did,
but I think in life you tend to

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regret the things that you didn't do. Anyway, long email, thanks for

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reading. We'd love his staff writer
sticker from Jessica in Cottage Grove, Jessica

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done. Thank you very much and
if you are another Jessica wrote a long

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email about your I think your brother's
girlfriend. Then I will check that one

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out. And there's some other ones
that are like a group therapist. I'll

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check those out too. Thank you
for being here and thank you for listening

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