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So I missed the last couple of
episodes of Minnesota Goodbye, and you talked

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about Mike or not Mike Ted,
who works here at the radio station promotions

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director. He was on the Minnesota
Goodbye yesterday he was transpired. Well,

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we got an email that was like, does anyone have any funny Valentine's Day

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stories? So he started telling us
a story about how when he was in

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college, he was dating someone and
then his friend was dating this other girl,

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and on Valentine's Day, they all
went out and did some stuff together,

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had some drinks. They were back
at his girlfriend's place, and while

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his friend was in the bathroom,
his friend's girlfriend came up to Ted and

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his girlfriend and asked if they wanted
to have a threesome with her and not

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including her boyfriend at the time,
and just asked Ted. I was like,

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well, what did you do?
He's like we just kind of stood

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there and we were like no,
like whatever. He didn't tell his friend

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though about that until years later because
he didn't want to get involved in like

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whatever, and so, but then
it turned out that that was a pretty

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toxic relationship between those two, and
so his friend was like, man,

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it doesn't even surprise me that she
did that. Like, all the years

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later when Ted told them that story, interesting that she yeah, that she

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propositioned a threesome while her boyfriend was
in the bathroom. Bathroom, Yeah,

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I've never had that exactly happen.
I think one of my most proud moments

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was when I was twenty one.
I got a new job in Las Vegas,

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and I went over to one of
the DJ's houses with some other people

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and then people started to leave because
it's getting late, and then I was

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the last one there because he had
to go to work at midnight on the

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radio, and so he left and
it was just me and his girlfriend,

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and his girlfriend totally hit on me
and she's like, yeah, me and

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Pat aren't going to last that much
longer, and let's hook up. And

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I wouldn't do it because I wasn't
going to do that. That was my

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friend's girlfriend, right, And I
regret it to this day. That's a

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joke, Jay, Wait a,
SE's a joke, Joe. You've read

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a good person there for a second, and then you're like, and I

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really felt. I mean, it
doesn't take a great human to turn your

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buddy's girlfriend down for sex. But
I remembers like I could have free and

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clear, but it just is like, no, of course not. Yeah,

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all right, Le's move on to
the emails, and there are several.

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Let's see what we've got, Dave, I know you're watching Suits.

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I stumbled across the fact there are
nine seasons, only eight on Netflix.

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I thought it was nearly done,
but there's one more season. Do you

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guys know that? I guess the
ninth season can be found on Prime.

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I haven't verified that love listening to
you guys probably twenty one or so years.

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If this deserves a staff writer sticker, I would love it. Jessica

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in holding Ford, Minnesota, which
I don't know where that is, but

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it sounds lovely, and I will
send you a staff writer sticker. I've

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said it a dozen times. I'm
so done with Suits. I can't wait

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for it to be over. I
an't going to still watched to that.

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We'll watch at the end. Susan
likes it. We finished watching Fargo season

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five, which is so good,
and a limited series is better by design

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because it doesn't drag on and on
and on. Right, So when somebody

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says, oh, you got to
watch this new show on Netflix, I

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look at it and it's like series
of season one, season two, season

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three. I'm like, no,
I'm not going to get involved in a

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show that runs for seasons. I'm
just not just not going to do it.

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I mean, it's it's hard.
I'm on a show that's four season

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long, and usually Andrew and I
fall off after season two for most shows,

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but we've stuck it out with this
one. But like ted Lasso was

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in one where the first season was
great, second season we were like,

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started it and now we fell off
midway through because we were like, it

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just doesn't have the same of what
the first season did. And that's only

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I think that only has three seasons. Yeah, a lot of people said

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the same thing. So thank you, Jessica. Let's move on to the

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next one. BFF, Mike,
let's he says, I am marry thirty

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one years. I have not and
will not cheat. What advice regarding sex

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or intimacy would a millennial like Jenny
give a gen xer or a boomer Jenny,

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this is all on you. What
advice would you give, as a

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millennial give a sex advice or intimacy? Okay, I think there's a lot

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of factors that come into play here, Mike, like how long you've been

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with your partner, so I know
that like when you're with someone for a

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long time, like Dave says,
like sex is kind of cheese pizza.

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At some point it's good, but
it's it's cheese pizza. So for me,

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I would say, try to still
learn something new that your partner might

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not. You might not know that
your partner likes, and you might think,

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after I don't know, twenty years
of marriage, you know everything your

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partner likes. But I can guarantee
you that like you might find out something

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new about them. So if you
can have an open conversation about sexual preferences,

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sexual things you like in the bedroom, cool. But I know a

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lot of people don't have that relationship
with their partner or it's uncomfortable for you

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or something. So I just think
like open communication is a big thing.

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And I also think that people's sexual
desires can change, whether you believe that

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or not. I think there's not
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things for me that I liked in
my early twenties that I don't like as

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much anymore, and I like different
things now. So you got to find

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what the other person likes, and
then I think that that helps with intimacy

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in the bedroom because then you're excited
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versus like the same old doggie style. I'm just kidding, you know.

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It's funny. It's funny because as
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it's such a cliche that it's like
a woman will swallow until you get married,

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and then she doesn't swallow anymore.
I mean you've maybe heard that cliche.

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Yeah, yeah, And I think
there is something to that. There's

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certain things that Susan maybe did when
she was younger that now she's more like,

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do you really want to? And
I'm like yeah, But I certainly

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don't have any advice for you,
Mike. I will say only that you're

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not alone. I will say there
are a lot of people who in their

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marriages that have been around for a
while that the sex life is really like

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I knew a couple that hasn't had
sex in like ten years, and then

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another couple that hasn't had sex in
two years. Yeah, and it it

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just does happen. And it's not
that it should it's not that it's okay,

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but it does and it sucks because
you want that intimacy, you want

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that physical connection, and you don't
want to have to go find some side

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piece, but sometimes people do.
Right. My other recommendation, and I

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know that this might be uncomfortable for
some people too, but it's easier than

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just flat out communicating things is take
like a sex quiz, because Andrew and

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I did that recently, and we
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that we didn't know the other person
was into, and things that we mutually

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were into that we didn't do because
we didn't know the other person was into

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it. So that was like an
easier way to communicate with someone because you

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already had the questions in front of
you and could compare answers instead of just

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being like, Hey, I love
it when you stick a finger in my

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ass. MO, Yeah, just
kidding, I don't like that. I'm

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just saying like, can you imagine
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a sudden he's like, Hey,
can you start sticking a finger in my

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ass? That's a weird conversation,
you know, if it's out of nowhere,

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if you're nowhere, you know,
it's funny you say that Because I

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was friends with a young female news
anchor back in Ohio. And it's funny

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because she is on like network news
now, And I'm going to show Jenny

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a picture of her whole time.
Lad, we'll find the pig, wait

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mee. And and she's old ish
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or seven. Oh okay, I'm
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I spind the computer around this woman
right here. She used to be a

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news anchor in Columbus, Ohio.
Now she's a big national news anchor.

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And she asked me one time,
we were just chatting and having lunch,

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and she was very funny and outward
and disgusting and inappropriate. She said,

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why when a guy is banging you
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want to stick his finger in your
asshole? And I said, you know

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what you got me? I said, don't. I don't know that I

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do. But that was definitely her
observation. And so whenever I hear her,

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and I do hear her on a
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a while, I think of that
discussion. That's never her. She was

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a lot like you. She was
a lot like Okay, you're way too

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much information. So that's really all
we have for you, Mike. There

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are some interesting and unusual emails that
we got to kind of sort through a

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little bit. I'm gonna I'm gonna
this is what I'm gonna do. I'm

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going to clean out the email box
if we haven't read your because it's a

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mess. Yeah, it is a
mess. We're not sure. And also

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when Dave's on vacation or I'm on
vacation, like one of us has to

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sift through things and we're not entirely
positive if one of them was covered on

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a Minnesota Goodbye that we weren't in. I tried to delete all the ones

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that Drake and I did, but
I know that there's still a bunch in

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there that I was like, well, I don't know if they read this

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or not, so I didn't read
it. I'm gonna go ahead and delete

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every email in the email box because
I spend too much time going let me

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see, is this is this?
So I'm going to throw out something totally

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new off the top of my own
head. Okay, I think there are

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three, possibly four, maybe five
tenants to success. Do you want to

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hear what they are? Absolutely?
Okay, talent, ambition, integrity are

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the big three. Talent and ambition
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affability. So affability integrity in other
words, people like you. So you

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can be talented and ambitious, but
without integrity and affability, you're not going

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to get very far because people don't
like you. We worked with somebody here

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at the radio station. They had
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they didn't have integrity, and they
spread rumors and lies and they stole things.

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So I think that if you have
talent but not ambition, not going

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to get you far. You can
have a lot of ambition and no talent,

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and you're also not going to get
far. You need integrity and affability.

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But I also have a fifth one
fourth one attractiveness because let's face it,

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men and women that are more attractive
get more attention and opportunities than people

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who are not attractive. Would you
agree? I it's hard to say because

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I'm thinking specifically of our industry,
and I have seen that shift in more

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attractive females and males too being hired
because now social media is a thing yep,

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So it's not like, oh,
you have a face for radio anymore.

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It doesn't matter. You need to
like, some people are being hired

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because they have this big following on
social media because they're attractive and they're also

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talented, but they might have not
gotten their job because they like if they

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had not had this following on social
media because they're attractive. So in radio

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I would say yes, attractiveness definitely
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aspect to our job. Now.
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I don't think in it it matters. I think if you have ambition

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and you're intelligent and you're good at
your job, I think you're fine.

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This good point. I mean in
certain fields it doesn't matter. You can

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be one ugly IT woman or guy
and you're right. I will only say

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that if you are going in with
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IT job and you are extra attractive, they're gonna pay. That's just human

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nature. They're gonna pay a little
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reason to hire you over the people
that are unattractive. There was an opening

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on our radio station thirty years ago
and two people appli I've told the story

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before. Two people may be more
applied, but I remember two people applied.

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One was a very ordinary and I
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attractive woman. She wasn't a wow, but she also wasn't unattractive.

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And then there was a woman who
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gorgeous, and the radio station dudes
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and I said, no, she's
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the woman who was much more ordinary
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works on the radio in Phoenix.
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later, got hired to do traffic
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TV stations because she was gorgeous.
So we have talent, ambition, integrity,

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or at likability looks. And the
last one is opportunity, because you

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can have all of this, but
with no opportunity, it's not going to

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get you anywhere. So I'll use
an example. If you want to become

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a great dancer and you're in Minneapolis, good luck becoming successful. There's not

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a lot of dance opportunities here,
right. What would a dancer do if

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she's the best dancer at her college
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a professional dancer. What are her
opportunities do you know? I mean I

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don't I don't to continue dancing.
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coaching like the Timberwolves dancers done at
that point or something, and like where

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it's a job and you're still dancing, but you might not be the actual

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performer performing in front of people.
But no, you're right, I don't

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think that there's much I mean,
you could perform. I've never been to

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the chan Hassen Dinner theaters, but
I know that they do musicals there,

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I think every once in a while, so that that could be. But

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that's probably not what you're looking for
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dancer. So I think my point
is you've got to go to New York

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or LA for the opportunity. So
if you are a model, let's say

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you're a great model, you're ambitious, you're gorgeous, you're talented. People

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like you. What is the opportunity
to be a model outside of being in

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a cohles ad? What are you
going to do to be a model in

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Minneapolis? There's just not a lot
of operateinary there's still some opportunity there it's

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about a level of like what you
want to achieve. Because I know some

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girls who are models and in the
Twin Cities, and they model for a

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lot of local companies, and I
see their faces on all these things.

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But if that's not what you're if
you're looking to work for a high end

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fashion retailer, you're probably not going
to get that in Minneapolis. Yeah.

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Same thing with like Carson in the
music business, and we'll wrap up,

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is like Carson wants to be a
tour man or an artist manager or whatever.

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And right now he's working with God, what's the kid's name, the

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one he's been going there's a new
one. His last name is Burns,

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and I can't remember what his name
is, Cameron Burns. I don't know

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anyway, But Carson had to move
to LA to have the opportunity to work

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in the music business because yeah,
you can work at you know, you

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can book Hairball and you can book
other bands here in town. But it's

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not going to be Conner Burns is
the kid's name, Okay. Connor Burns

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is the act that Carson is going
to be working with. And because Connor

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Burns is going to open for Lannie
and Lanny is coming to the armory.

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So Carson's doing a lot of the
hotels and flights and things like that.

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Okay, but you wouldn't have that
opportunity if you didn't live in La.

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So you got to go to where
the opportunity is, right, Okay,

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So once again to summarize, let
me know what you think. And I

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bring this up not to say that
I got all the answers, but I'm

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missing What am I missing? So
it's talent, for sure. You need

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that. You need ambition. Ambition, You've got to have people like you

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and trust you, which I think
go hand in hand. You got if

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you don't have to be attractive,
but it certainly helps if you are.

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And then you have to have opportunity. What did I miss? Love to

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get your comments, there's something for
you to chew on. I'm going to

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delete every email that we haven't read
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