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This is a busy day because today
we record War of the Roses. Then

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we have planned for the show tomorrow. Then I'm working with the show that

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I'm kind of coaching. They're an
iHeart radio show. And it's funny because

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in morning radio now, there's all
kinds of radio stations, but there's not

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a lot of people to coach and
manage morning shows. So they've asked me.

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They said, hey, can you
help out this morning show that could

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use some help. Yeah. And
the great thing is they really are very

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coachable. They're very enthusiastic, and
it's fun to work with them because I

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don't I'm not their boss. I
have no authority over them. So I

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tell them, I'm like, you
can listen to what I say and totally

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ignore it, or you can take
it seriously and you know and whatever.

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But I think we kind of enjoyed
because there's no manager breathing down their neck

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going I thought, I told you
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a gym that I found on Instagram, and I said, I just want

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to get like, you know,
a little like more toned, and I

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don't want to like do nutrition better. So they do that. So we're

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gonna go buy for the little consultation. And I told him, I said,

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look, I said, I've been
to some trainers that work your ass

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off. I said, I'm not
twenty five years old. I don't want

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to go to a trainer that's gonna
beat me up that I'm like feel nauseous

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while I'm training and hate it.
Yeah, I said, I realize you're

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gonna do some work. But and
he said, no, that's what we

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do. So that's what I'm doing
later on today. Are you well?

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Are you is it near you?
Are you gonna have to go out halfway

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home? Oh, it's on the
way home. Yeah, then okay,

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good Yeah, because I've done it
for gyms before that are not convenient and

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it's like it never works. Do
you do not need any reason to not

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go to the gym, because you
will find it so it's out of your

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way, that's one thing for sure. Yeah. Let's check out the emails

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and see what we have. As
I opened that page and here we go.

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First one says Minnesota goodbye, So
let's give it a shot. You

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can say my name, long time
listener, Jesse, first time riding in

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Minnesota, goodbye. Imagine my surprise
when I heard that fallon and I would

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be in Switzerland to the same time. Full disclosure, I haven't met any

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of the morning show crew in person, but my goal is to work up

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the courage to do it at the
State Fair this year. I am an

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extrovert and hardly do I get nervous
meeting new people. But I've listened to

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Dave Ryan Show for ten plus years
and just the thought of it happening in

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results in my stomach doing somersaults.
I've laughed, cried, and sang my

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heart out with you for so long
that I'd probably get super emotional meeting you

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in person. You guys are like
superheroes to me, and I'm forever grateful

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for how much you've touched my life
and so many others who listen. Wow,

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I'll stop right there and say,
we get that once in a while,

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and it still floors me. But
I understand it because I get how

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much the radio can mean to people, and I get how much you bond

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with people on the radio, Like
if you are going through a tough time

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or everything from your kids having surgery
to you're getting your wisdom teeth pulled,

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or you're broke up, you're getting
root canal or lost your job or whatever,

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or you're getting married. You do
share those events on the radio,

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so I get it. It is
a little bit, and I understand.

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I'm never gonna laugh at somebody who
comes up. It's like, oh my

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god, I'm so nervous to meet
you. I'm so nervous. It's like

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I've listening to you guys for fifteen
years. I'm never gonna laugh or be

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like, God, that's dumb,
because I get it, So don't be

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shy to come up and say him
any who. Throughout the last couple of

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months, my ears would perk up
whenever heard Fallon mentioned a Switzerland trip,

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because I was curious of any trip
ideas for my trip. I can't believe

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it's coming down to the same time
frame. I'll either with my boyfriend.

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We're doing a road trip through Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. Austria Switzerland's

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a decent sized country, so I
know the odds of finally meeting her they're

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very slim, but I hope if
it did happen, it would be okay

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to say a quick hi. Otherwise
have a wonderful and much as her vacation,

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Fallon, I too. Haven't taken
any vacation this year. Absolutely can't

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wait to get away from work and
have an amazing adventure with my guy.

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Love from your p One fam Dartlick, Jenny's Morning Zoo and fellow and all

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loving listener Jesse Jesse, Absolutely say
hi to me if you see me,

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if we see each other in Freak
in Switzerland, you better say hi to

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me. I mean, what would
be the odds? Had someone see me

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in Glacier National Park in a like
a you know what, I can't think

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of the name where you buy trinkets, fIF shop cheese and came up to

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me and we talked and I didn't
have a voice. I lost my voice

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in Glacier Dashtional Park, so it
was hard for me to talk to her.

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But I was like, what are
the odds it's meant to be?

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That'd be so awesome. We were
in Hawaii and walking by the pool and

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somebody said Dave Ryan. And even
crazier than that, we were on Omaha

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Beach in Normandy where they World War
Two like U saving Private Ryan and the

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Battle of you know, Omaha Beach
in the invasion In World War Two,

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Carson and I took a bus there
and hold on, we're getting signaled.

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Hold on, Jenny, you got
it, You're good. Jenny and Drake

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are signaling each other. Okay,
got it, and they're on. We

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were on the bus on Omaha Beach
taking a tour and somebody turned around said

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are you Dave Ryan? And I'm
like all right. They were from Bloomington.

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That's rights we had that. We
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I don't cat rem where it was. We were, Oh, we were

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going to Martha's vineyard or something.
You take a little plane or you take

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a ferry over. And the three
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we took, like you fly all
from Minnesota. It's like, what are

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the odds? They were not listeners. Side note, they were just from

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Minnesota. It wasn't like, oh
I listened to your show, so you

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know this one says, day fallon
Jenny Drake. Second time emailing you guys

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from Minnesota could buy My last email
was three years ago about how my brother

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was scammed by a job offer,
job offer ring any bells a little bit

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not completely any who listening today saw
you needed some emails? Thank you was

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Here are my thoughts on a few
things y'all recently talked about. Number one,

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I went to Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia for a

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fifth grade trip. We wrote a
charter bus from Baton Rouge two there.

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The trip was for a week.
I'm in my forties now and still remember

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the trip. I especially remember eating
a lot of at a lot of cracker

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barrels. It was truly an awesome
experience. I agree with what Usher said

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at Carson's graduation. Networking is important. The job I'm at right now is

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through networking. The person who recommended
it for me for this job was my

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former supervisor from eight years ago.
I'm in the accounting business. Last,

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but not least, I want to
see if you guys have seen Missing on

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Netflix. I saw this past weekend
with my daughter and it was really good.

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It's a thriller and the ending was
like WHOA, thanks for always keeping

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me laughing or occupied at work.
Love y'all. Alice from down in good

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old Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Missing. I'm certain that I saw that,

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but I'd have to go look it
up, said she says. Netflix.

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Yeah, while you're looking that up, we are coming to the end a

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Better Call Saul. We got I
think two more episodes to go, and

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spoiler alert, I'm not going to
give you specifics, but if you watched

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Better Call Saul, about three episodes
from the end, is the most shocking

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TV moment that I've ever seen.
Literally made Susan jump up off the couch.

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I mean, okay, not literally, but she went, oh,

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oh my god, oh my god. And I'm like, I saw it

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coming because I got spoilered. Because
it's a long story. So I don't

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know what to watch after that.
Did you look up Missing I did.

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I didn't watch it, but I
remember it now if you the girl,

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I remember seeing the preview. I
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think I saw. I didn't realize
what was coming to Netflix. I thought

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it was something that went to theaters. Maybe it did. Now it's there.

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I want to watch that. I
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Oh. I was going to ask
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you jump, but now I can't
remember what it is. Trying to think

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of the most shocking show. The
most shocking things are always for me when

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they kill like a main character on
a show. That's always the most shocking

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thing. Totally, yes, But
I watched Um I finished Selling Sunset yesterday,

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which is just a stupid, mindless
reality show on on Netflix. So

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I finished that one up. And
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know, a handful of shows here
and there I watch, and like,

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right now, it's like a lot
of the shows I'm watching are ones you

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have to wait each week, because
on ted Lasso you have to wait till

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every Wednesday to get a new episode. So I have like three shows that

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are waiting weekly, and I'm not
used to that anymore. I don't like

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it. I get it, by
the way, Missing I've not seen it,

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but it looks really good. Here's
a description. When June's mother and

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her new boyfriend don't return from a
trip to Columbia, the tech savvy teenager

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undertakes her own online investigation, and
that sounds really good. I might check

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that one out because we are gonna
be looking for shows to watch ted Lasso.

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I read an article that said ted
Lasso is not good in its third

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season, and I've watched the first
season and a half and we just kind

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of fell off. It wasn't like
we didn't like it, but they said

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the plot lines have become so ridiculous
that it's become kind of distracting because the

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plot the storylines are so unbelievable.
I don't completely agree with that, but

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I think that there are another I
saw that article too, and they said

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it's also because there are too many
characters and it's not just focused on the

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main cast, and I agree.
The first part of this season didn't have

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me, and then I think it
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episodes. I was like, okay, I'm falling off a little bit.

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I think it was episode three,
and if you watch the show, it

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is the show where one of the
characters is gay and he goes to a

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gay club and a reporter sees him
there and he finally like, someone knows

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he's gay now, and it's like
and something happens for each of the each

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of the characters that's unique and kind
of lovelier, profound, and that was

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such a beautiful episode and that kind
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the season so far. I think, Okay, but the first couple episodes,

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I was like, what is happening. Yeah, it's losing its charm.

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You know. You made me think
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TV show. The first openly gay
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I would have to say early two
thousands. No, about nineteen seventy eight.

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Oh, so, okay, there's
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Soap, which was a kind of
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believe Billy Crystal played. I didn't
watch the show, but he was the

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first openly gay character on a national
network TV show, Okay, Because I

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was like, I know that there
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So I was trying to think how
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I guess two thousands, I guess, I bet, I bet. I

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wonder at one point they started,
because you know, I feel like at

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certain points I wonder what the character
was like? Then did they make him

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super flamboyant? And I didn't watch
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think. So first couple to sleep
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that one. What is it?
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Betty and Fred or something Fred and
Wilma. Yeah, pretty sure was the

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Brady Bunch. Oh, I think, because every other show would show a

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separate bed, which is ridiculous.
And when I was a kid, I

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used to believe, Oh, did
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weird. My mom and dad don't
sleep in separate beds. Yeah, but

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it was Brady Bunch first show ever
to show a toilet flushing. No idea,

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leave it to beaver. Okay,
yep, it's a true story.

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Okay. Next email, Hi guys, wondering if you could do a survey

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on what people's guilty pleasures are.
I just restocked my foam soap from Bath

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and body Works, which is not
super cheap, but I love it and

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it makes me happy, so it's
worth it. Would be super interested in

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knowing what other people's guilty pleasures are. Send me your guilty pleasure. We've

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asked that a couple of times on
Facebook. I think, what is your

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guilty pleasure? Off the top of
my head a guilty pleasure, I don't

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really have one. Off the top
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playing my Nintendo Switch, but I'm
not really that guilty about it. I

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think that any of my trash shows
I would watch on TV, like Indian

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Matchmaker now has watched Jewish Matchmaker.
I don't. It's funny because I don't

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do a ton of reality shows,
but Netflix has brought more of it out

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and me than basic network TV ever
did. Maybe it's because I can bend

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them now, you know. It's
funny, Just kind of a sidebar really

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quick. You reminded me talking about
Netflix and how much TV we watch and

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how much we play on our phones. And I was watching Report last night.

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We talked about on the show a
little bit. They have banned chocolate

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milk in Washington, DC elementary and
middle schools, and they are not thinking

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about doing it here, but it
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here. And I think it's a
good idea. Yeah, because you look

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at like, you know, here, I am going to sound like the

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dad who's like going back in my
day, Yeah, we had chocolate milk,

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but we also we didn't sit on
phones. We did sit and watch

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TV. I'm not going to say
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and rode our bikes all day.
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that, but we also launched a
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I think that there's I think one
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are not as healthy as maybe we
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of things like chocolate, milk and
social media. So I'm blaming the world's

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problems on chalk, belk and social
media. Yeah. YouTube, Yeah,

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give me your guilty pleasure. Send
that into Ryan Show at katwb dot com.

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Last one oh at Sydney. We
love Sidney. She says, I

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haven't written in for a while,
but I'm keeping up with the show on

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the podcast while I'm home on maternity
leave. Attached as a photo of Baine

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Marlon Hanson, who was born on
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a little berber Anyway. Most recent
topic back sending your kids to school right

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away or waiting a year, as
a topic close to me. My birthday

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is August twentieth. My parents did
decide to send me to school shortly after

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I turned five. That means I
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two. I don't believe there's a
right answer for this decision, because for

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me, this timeframe was perfect.
Other than being bummed out that everybody was

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able to drive a year before me
in high school and drank a year before

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me in college, I had no
downsides of being the youngest person in the

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grade. As a parent, you
know if your kid is ready or not.

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I had A and B grades.
I had my immature moments, but

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I don't think it was ever worse
than my classmates. I joined the military

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at seventeen, graduated from basic training
on my eighteenth birthday, and I would

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argue I came home more mature than
many of my classmates were. Returning nineteen

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and headed off to college. I
arrived at college as a fresh eighteen year

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old and had no issues figuring it
out. Let me tell you if you

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went into basic at seventeen years old
then went to college, college as a

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cake walk compared to Basic, sounds
like Fallon and dread Drake. Founds like

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Fallon and Jake probably assess what they
wanted to do and made the right decision

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for them. Keep up the good
work. Thanks all for reading. Cheers

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Sydney, you're Sydney, and congrats
on your baby. That is awesome,

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so enjoy that. What else do
you want to talk about? Send an

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email to Ryan Show at Katie will
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fresh topic or something we talked about
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and thank you for listening to today's
Minnesota, Goodbye,