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And here we go with a Minnesota
goodbye. Let's dive right in and see

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what we've got. Hello, says
Stephanie. I've been thinking about where to

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send my kid to school since she
is now preschool aged. I was talking

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to my neighbor who sends her kid
to a private school, so I asked

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her why number one public schools in
our area will not acknowledge any holiday,

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not even Valentine's Day. So sad, but whatever, I guess not a

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deal breaker since that's the way things
are moving these days. I would prefer

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kids be exposed to all holidays from
all backgrounds. But that's just me.

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Oh, I didn't know they didn't
do Valentine's Day. I've heard that Halloween

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scares kids, or a fends mom
and dad and teachers don't want blah blah

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blah. But Valentine's Day? Did
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kid with a shoebox with a shoebox? Ye, boys and girls all got

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a Valentine right, everyone got one? I remember Cheryl Manfren. No,

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it was not a crush, Cheryl
Manfred, because you were required to give

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every kid in the class of Valentine
in fourth grade, Cheryl Manfrind. We

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did not like each other, and
I don't know why. She gave me

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a Valentine and it said something like
b mine, I Heart you or something,

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and she wrote on there this is
not true, so I would know

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very clearly. Oh, she was
a difficult person to get along with.

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Yeah, and I'm still friends with
her on Facebook. But we're just friends

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on Facebook. We don't really have
anything to say to each other. Next

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one, she says public schools in
our area do not teach cursive. When

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I heard that, I was confused. Why are they not teaching cursive?

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If generations don't learn it, aren't
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reading fancy wedding announcements and understanding great
grandma's putting recipes. What are your

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thoughts on teaching cursive in schools and
what other things are you bothered by on

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what kids are not learning. I
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To tell you the true, I
don't either. I don't have kids

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in school. We learn cursive in
second grade. I remember making the que

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was very difficult because a capital Q
looks like the numeral two, and I

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had a lot of trouble with I
think the f's incursive, but I don't

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know why they don't teach it anymore. Maybe if you're a teacher, let

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us know. I'm going to guess
there's just probably not enough time for all

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the other things that teachers are doing, and maybe they feel it's just kind

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of an archaic piece of none.
Probably Ill right now, I haven't pre

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read a lot of these, so
we're just gonna have to see what we

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get here. To the person yesterday
asking what to do regarding death, this

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is the best advice I can give
as a financial professional. Have a beneficiary

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on every account you own. How
did this come up on the show yesterday?

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Well, someone said that we should
have someone on to give advice of

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things, yeah, like when you
die and whatever, And I said,

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well, we're probably never going to
do that one because it's not really a

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KDWB kind of a flavor, but
it is interesting, like what you should

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do if you don't. They go
on to say, if you don't have

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a will and passed away, knock
on wood, your loved ones would have

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to wait thirty days after they receive
your death certificate to even start going through

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the process of closing accounts. On
top of that, they op I'm not

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sure what they mean by the word
op. They op will have to go

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to court to prove their next of
kin and have to pay the court fees

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to get it all taken care of. If you have beneficiary ors, your

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loved ones can simply go into the
bank account with their ID and death certificate,

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close the account. That way,
the money left in those account is

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one hundred percent theirs and they can
skip the thirty day period. I would

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always use the full legal name of
the person you're giving benefits to for better

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specification. It's the easiest thing anyone
can do to prepare for the worst case

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scenario. Takes no time at all
to add one to your account. A

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will is always a good idea,
but generally needs to be written by a

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lawyer and notarize, which takes time
and money. For a beneficiary, all

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to do is walk into the bank
and add it to one of your accounts.

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Okay, interesting, thank you,
Let's move on to this. One

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says don't say a name, catch
it up on the podcast and thought these

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topics would be fun to discuss.
Topic one Happy Birthday. What's your theory

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on people who make others celebrate their
birthday. For example, this person who

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lives in another state will come home
on their birthday week so they're closer to

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family, which inevitably means celebrate my
birthday with me, get me a cake

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and presence, etc. Another gal
will schedule her own happy hour so people

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celebrate with her. In both examples, they have significant others and immediate family.

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But I find it so selfish,
especially the older I get. They

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don't celebrate my birthday or maybe send
me a happy birthday wish late on my

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birthday. So why are you so
special and making me celebrate yours? I

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know I can always opt out.
I just find it embarrassing and annoying,

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an interesting annoying, as I'm sure
we all have people like that in our

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lives. I don't have a problem
like Foulin. This weekend is like getting

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together at a brewery and having a
bunch of people come and whatever. And

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she asked me last night, I'm
gonna be in Phoenix visiting and seeing Chase

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new baby Gwyn. But I don't
have a problem. Do you have a

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problem with people who go I think
if they make it too much about me,

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and you should make it you should
make the reservation. I don't know,

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what do you think I have a
problem if it's an expensive birthday outing.

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But some people have invited me places
before and said, I know that

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this is kind of expensive. If
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to come. And I've said no
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dinner out or something. Okay,
but I don't really care. I just

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say no if I'm not interested.
I'm not really the type of person either.

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Besides the big Burning Man birthday party
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two years ago. Oh yeah.
Outside of that, I don't make friends

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celebrate my birthday. It's only something
when I've been in a relationship that I'll

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celebrate with my partner. But that's
about it. I don't have a problem

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with it either. I think that
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Man birthday celebration that was your thirtieth, right. I didn't even think,

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oh God, look at gin.
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Oh, that's cool. You know, it's like an occasion to throw a

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party. I think it comes down
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Yeah, and I'm going to guess
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state that comes home on their birthday. You maybe don't like them so much,

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but a lot of people they just
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well, if you want to take
me to Benny Hunter for my birthday,

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that's great, but I'm not going
to throw a big giant party. Next

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topic from the same person, weddings. Couple in their early fifties is getting

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married? One's already been, one
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the traditional wedding festivities, two showers, bachelorette and bachelor parties, both of

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lots of people. Why you're not
just starting out where you need help establishing

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your nute household. I find this
tachi, but will be forced to smile

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and attend. I promise I'm still
fun, but these things are chapping my

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ass. Need to run and diddle. I like this one, don't miss

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it. Need to run and diddle. Keep up the great work. Don't

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say my name, but I'd love
a staff writer sticker, and they're in

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Wisconsin. I will send one.
I gotta get caught up on those.

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Hmm. I'm going to only say
as somebody who is older that it's like,

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you know, what if I don't
have you've never been married you've never

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had the showers or the bachelorette party. I'm going to go full out.

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I'm going to have this because when
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I did not experience this. I
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maybe it's because, you know what, this is probably their last chance,

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only chance to have this big event, and maybe that's why. Yeah,

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yeah, I agree. I'm also
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right for the wedding thing. Okay, I feel like I'm very much like

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this person though, and like their
thoughts on a lot of the stuff.

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I mean, I am all I
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bridles showers, bachelor at parties,
weddings and stuff, but I am not

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a big fan of most of those
events. The wedding itself, love it,

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all the things that come along with
it, I am. It's exhausting.

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It is yeah, and expensive.
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where a lot of your friends are
getting married and we're well past that age.

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We get invited to our friend's kids
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I you know what, I think
that you know, Susan, we got

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married very cheap, wedding. It
was one thousand dollars. I've told the

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story. We did it in my
mom and dad's backyard, and Susan had

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a dress. She had a nice
dress on, but it wasn't like a

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bridal gown at all, and it
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listen, we've been together for a
long time, we've got a kid together.

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But I think Susan felt like she
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the big fairytale wedding. And I'd
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it again, I would have given
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people dream of that. You know, she had a bachelorette party in a

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baby shower. But I think that
maybe it's just they're older. It's like,

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hey, we've never done it before, let's do it. Yeah.

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Next one, Hello Morning Show,
Crewe Dave. My absolute favorite audio I've

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heard is hearing your radio commercial bloopers. I don't think I've laughed harder at

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anything else. Could we get a
replay of them on the Minnesota Goodbye?

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I don't know if we can do. We have any bloopers we could pull

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up easily. I don't have them
easily. No, I'd have to put

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them through a system to get them
to let me do a recreation. Oh

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yeah, recreation, Hey Stave Ryan
for Wedding Day diamonds. God damn it,

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stupid fuck. Okay, let me
try another one. Yeah, hey

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Stave Ryan, get your carpets cleaned
by Zero Res. Call him now and

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fuck goddamn it, son of a
fuck, stupid fuck getting the uncensored ones

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on the Minnesota goodbye. Yeah.
So, but I don't know why that's

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my reaction. But yesterday I sat
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bunch of Wedding Day diamonds commercials.
And I don't read a script. I

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make it up as I read notes. So it'll say like, okay,

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nine locations in Minnesota and to great
reviews on Google, or they have thousands

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of rings to choose from. So
I'll put all these notes mentally in my

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head and then I'll try to say
it. I don't read hardly anything live,

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so if it doesn't come out right, I don't know why my reaction

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is to make fun of myself.
But so I'll say something like, yeah,

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Zero Res, your carpet clean and
also get your goddamn son of a

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fuck God, you stupid, fuck, fucking dumbass, And so I do,

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and I'm not really angry. That's
just what I do. Jenny,

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my friend over here saves them.
Yeah, and then you'll use them against

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me, Yes, But to be
fair, last time we did them,

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I also had some too, because
I had had to do some when you

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were on vacation. And I do
the same thing, not as much with

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audio. It's more so if I'm
recording a video that I flip out on

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myself, to the point that I
made Andrew leave like a week and a

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half ago because I had to do
a video for a client and I kept

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screening up and then I'd be like, fuck, God, damn it,

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and I'd freak out. And he
told me once that it upsets him,

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like it makes him feel uncomfortable when
he hears me like getting angry like that,

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because I never ever do things like
that. So then I get in

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my head now to the point where
last week I just said, are you

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leaving soon? Because he had to
go somewhere anyways, and he left a

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little early because I just couldn't get
it done. And then I was like

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swearing at myself. And when you
do something at home, do you have

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to go in another room? Like
when you make a phone call or when

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you record audio, do you have
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do. I don't want to do
it around Susie. Yeah. I usually

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go in a different room and I
tell Andrew to go downstairs, and he's

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always like, I can still hear
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I know, but you're out of
sight. Like you're out of sight,

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so it makes me feel better.
She goes on to say, earlier this

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week, Dave, you talked about
why humans need love, and that was

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I think a really interesting discussion.
Do humans really need love? Or do

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we all just want a piece of
that sweet sweet ass? Okay, valid

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question? Next one, same email
or unpopular opinion. I think instant mashed

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potatoes are better than regular mashed potatoes. I like either one. They have

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a both different texture. I say, I just don't like a chunk,

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so that's why I think instant and
you can never go wrong with those.

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But they're also like so aggressively salty
in process. Yeah, but I still

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love them. I don't mind either
one. So interesting. I love the

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variety of random stuff. Love you, guys, She signs off. More

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of a liquor than a darter.
Thank you, Katie. All Right,

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I'm gonna reach home to delete that
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on Friday, Hold on one second, all right, I'm gonna read this,

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and I don't think I've read it, but let's find out. On

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Friday's Minnesot Goodbye, you were discussing
if cash is a tacky wedding gift.

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Asking for cash is tacky. I
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If it's already been said as a
president, here's what I mean. In

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the New York, New Jersey area, they're notorious to gift you with the

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check, so essentially cash. I
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gave a check. I've received invites
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fund, and that's fine. Also
you've heard of both those. Yes,

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wedding culture is shifting. It used
to be that people would wed in their

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late teens eighteen to nineteen to early
twenties and needed everything for a house through

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their wedding registry. I married at
twenty nine, my husband was thirty eight.

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We already had our housewares, so
no need to register for gifts.

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Because of that, we received cash, but didn't say anything about a honeymoon

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fund, as we were also established
within our careers to afford it ourselves.

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Love the show, right, that's
from Kaylee. And if you don't know

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why, I just said, all
right, it's an inside joke based on

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the Old Country Buffet instructional video.
Let's see. Okay, No, that

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is something else Minnesota, good bye. Uh, this is our friend Mike.

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Hello, it's Mike. Why is
that everybody thinks others need to cater

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to them? I do not intentionally
do things to infringe on others. I

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operate from the perspective that others are
not doing things to infringe on me.

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The best situation everyone being considerate of
others, not making sure everyone is considerate

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of you. That doesn't mean everything's
exactly like you would want it all the

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time. If we make that effort, what would the world be like?

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That being said, Oh, I
know what he's going off of the meat

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thing the other day? Remember that
which one the vegan runner or whatever?

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Yeah, there was a next door
post that basically in Essen said, I'm

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a vegan. I go running at
dinner time. I don't like to smell

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you cooking meat. If you cook
meat, number one, you should not

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Number two close your windows so I
don't have to smell it. It's offensive

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to me. And we laughed about
it because it was like, come on,

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you cannot go through life expecting not
to be offended by somebody who has

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a different lifestyle than you. That
being said, he goes. I barbecue

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cooking by smoking food at lower temperatures
using different kinds of woods. Clarification,

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barbecuing is not grilling food. That
is cooking out. I didn't know,

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Dave, you've had my broad worst. I think I made a good product.

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Yep. When I run my smoker, it creates smoke. The scent

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is carried beyond my own property and
in my neighborhood. I've had neighbors text

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me and ask if I'm running my
smoker, and they love it, except

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for the fact that it makes them
hungry. To honor vegan runners request,

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I will close all the windows in
my house when I'm running my smoker,

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happy to oblige because the smoker's outside. Okay, got it right, that's

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from Mike. Let me scroll down
and see if I get another one.

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Going to have to wrap up here
real quick. Oh, okay, we'll

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wrap up and we'll do another Minnesota
Goodbye tomorrow on Friday. Send emails to

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random stuff, that's totally fine.
You got a request for something, that's

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fine. You want to comment on
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