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And welcome to the Minnesota. Goodbye. Let's start with this one right here.

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A couple of weeks ago, I
was watering flowers in my front yard,

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says Alison. Young guy approached me
almost out of nowhere, and he

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said he looked maybe twenty two twenty
five is sh I'm twenty nine for a

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reference, and he said you're the
owner of this house. I said it's

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a rental property, and he says, well, a lot of your neighbors

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have been complaining about the ants.
Have you noticed how bad they are?

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Now I knew this was leading up
to some sales deal where they spray for

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ants, but I went along and
I said, no, they don't bother

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me, just so maybe he'd get
the hint and go away. He does

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this very demeaning laugh. I don't
know how to describe it. Then he

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says, uh, okay, well
do you think you or your landlord to

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be interested in removing them? And
I just tell him no. He says,

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okay, walks away. I continue
watering my flowers, but I turn

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to see where he is, heading
to anybody else's door, and he has

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completely disappeared. Now I'm suspicious because
he never introduced himself, never introduce his

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services or company that he works for, and he had no uniform on and

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no, he's not a neighbor.
I'm pretty certain he even said your neighbors,

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not our neighbors. I'm so sketched
out by this encounter. Even still

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today, I did not It did
not feel right at all. It didn't

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feel like he was a real salesman. I wanted to see if any other

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listeners had this strange encounter and if
I am right to feel unsettled by this.

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Sorry if this is too long for
the podcast, and ps I got

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aunt to turrent fix the ant problem
myself because they were kind of bad.

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Alison, I think there's your answer
right now. There really were bad ants,

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And if he was a scammer,
he probably wouldn't have taken the time

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to notice that. So if it
was some creepy guy that was stalking your

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house or scoping out your house,
then he wouldn't have known about the ants.

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So I would think that he's probably
just a bad amateur salesperson. Because

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anybody reputable, they're gonna wear a
uniform, they're gonna wear a name tag.

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They probably don't just like walk up
and start you know, whatever.

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I mean. If you work for
ORC and I don't think you go door

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to door. If your organ you
do calls when people call you out.

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But I don't think you have anything
to worry about. But if you get

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a doorcam, maybe that'll make you
if you don't have one already, a

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ring that maybe that'll make you feel
more comfortable, and that's fair. We

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have one in Colorado. We have
one here too. We have a ring

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doorcam, and it notifies anytime there's
a motion at the door or if somebody

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rings your doorbell, and you can
talk to them and be like, hey,

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I'm not there, can I help
you? And we got one in

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Colorado for the backyard and up and
stuff. No, it does not,

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which is really interesting. And you
do have to be up about thirty forty

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feet within the range for to pick
up. But it says, HI,

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you are currently being recorded, and
I can set a siren off if I

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want to. But anybody who walks
up to my house in Colorado gets a

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note of recording that says, HI, you are currently being recorded, but

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not your regular house. That doesn't
say no, no, But you know

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what I'm just saying, you can
get one. They are very great for

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peace of mind, because ain't nobody
walking up to my Colorado house and without

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them being recorded. And by the
time you get the note the message,

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it's too late. It's already on
my phone. So it's actually really cool.

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So thanks for that one. Next
one, hoping you could get me

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to the best person to answer this
email. I'm looking to confirm the average

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listenership, even a ballpark number.
That would be wonderful for The Dave Ryan

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Show. And Katie WB is this
something you'd be able to share. Appreciate

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your help, Margaret. I'm going
to send this over to our sales department,

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so Matt is going to get that
email and I'm going to send it

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to him, so you should get
an answer. Matt will be really good

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about getting back to you. And
I don't know, I know, we

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really do, we do really well. I don't know what our exact listeners

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are. I think they used to
say we have a million listeners in a

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week, not all at the same
time, but something like a million people

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listen to the show in a week, So I and that can mean as

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long as it's at least five minutes, it counts. But I'm just remembering

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and I could be totally wrong.
My mind did not think of that being

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the question. My mind thought like, who is the average person listening to

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your show? So I was thinking, Oh, it's a woman who's in

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her early to mid thirties. Probably
that's where my mind was going. I

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mean, you're probably right. You
know, every show, every brand,

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every store has its target demographic.
And I think that ours would say,

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you would say, an a thirty
four year old woman, But we get

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sixty five year old dudes who listen
to the show. We get eight year

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old kids, fifteen year old boys, and we get everybody. And that's

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great, and I think that it's
mass appeal. I mean, we play

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the songs that appeal to so many
people, we talk about things that appeal

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to so many people. But let's
say, for example, we wouldn't necessarily

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talk about bass fishing because that not
might not hit eighteen to thirty four year

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old women or thirty four year old
women in their heart. Although as soon

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as you say that, somebody's gonna
say, I'm thirty four and I love

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bass fishing. Well, we have
that woman on that's a professional professional angler

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and she just did like it.
But we but Dave's been good at this.

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Dave is good at like if it
is something like that, I'll be

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like, you know, hey,
you know, it wouldn't be a bad

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idea to have her on because that
could be cool, and Dave will be

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like, yeah, but like,
how do you make it more you know,

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morning show friendly? And so I
actually it might have been her idea.

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I don't want to take away at
her idea. I think she might

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have said, I'll quiz you on
like fish stuff, and we thought,

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yeah, as long as it's short
and like quick and like kind of entertaining

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for people listening, than yes.
And she had a personality too, and

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that really made a difference. Because
if you had somebody on male or female,

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any gender, and they're going to
talk about bass fishing, given us

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a fish quiz and they kind of
talk like this, it would not be

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good. But she had a big
personality. So and she still, damn

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it has not invited me fishing this
summer. I'm a little bummed about that.

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All right, I'm gonna pass on
that one because it is just not

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right for the Basically, they found
a picture in their grandma's old stuff.

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I'll anyway, what the heck my
grandma died, and we came across a

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photo of one of her friend's sons
from the early fifties, and it is

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a picture of a little kid wearing
very fifties attire. He's probably about four

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or five years old, stand on
her front porch, wearing a ball cap

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with a broad smile, and interestingly
enough, he's wearing gloves but not a

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jacket, or maybe it is a
jacket, I'm not sure, she says,

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I want to get this to the
original owner. The boy in the

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picture is Jimmy Lund, and his
mom's name was Winney. They lived in

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Minneapolis. I believe he's probably in
his late sixties, early seventies. Now,

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my grandma's name was Mary Keith.
We'd love to send the photo to

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him and his family. So,
if you know Jimmy Lund, and you

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know his mom was Winny, and
you know grandma's name was Mary Keith,

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we got a photo that we want
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a weird ass request, but why
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that you didn't want to just throw
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to their family. So we'll see
what happens on that one morning show.

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Dave you're asking for show suggestions.
Have you watched the series Outlander. It's

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on Stars, but you can watch
the first five seasons on Netflix. I

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watched it three times and it's amazing
series based on the books which I'm going

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to start reading, drama, suspense, romance history as well. I think

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you guys would really like it.
Christie says, another quick question, and

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I love this one. We're going
to the Black Hills over the fourth of

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July. We are looking for recommendations
on things to do. We have three

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boys, seventeen, fourteen, and
eleven. We are going to be staying

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in Deadwood and of course Mount Rushmore
is on our list. What else would

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you say as a must see?
Thanks guys, hope you have a great

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rest of your day, Christie.
Bear Country, USA is a favorite.

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You drive through a wildlife park with
bears and grizzlies and elk and deer and

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wolverines and it's just cool. Yeah, but it's a drive through, like

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a drive through a giant forest,
and you stay in that. You stay

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in your car with your window up. You can't feed them, No,

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you can't feed them. No.
You know, I've you seen those late

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exhosted zoos like our old night Gui
cult was just at one in an ostrich

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was eating out of their hand and
I'm like, I've seen those. That's

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what I would imagine, like a
grizzly comes up you've thrown a piece of

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salmon. Ah. Well, the
funny thing is the boys are seventeen,

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fourteen to eleven, but we have
always been delighted by Bear Country USA.

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And then you park at the end
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enclosure that you walk around that's the
size of a basketball court. And you

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walk around and you look at all
the cubs and they're freaking adorable. Bear

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Country USA Reptile World, I've heard, is really good. I've never stopped,

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but people enjoy that. Go to
Keystone, which is near Mount Rushmore,

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and go on the Keystone Alpine Slide. It's just fun. It is

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one of those slides that you push
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it's just fun. And they have
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floats at the bottom. And Keystone
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I would say Mount Rushmore is good
and some people really like it, and

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some people think it's kind of boring, but it's a must, seem.

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We went to it's called Wonderland Spot
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of those things where you stand in
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and water flows uphill and I freaking
love that stuff. I don't know what

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it's called. Cosmos. That's what
it's called cosmos, So look up cosmos.

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We really enjoyed that one. Caves. There's tons of caves to explore

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and Chase and I, when he
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cave tour. You probably around this
time of the year. We'll probably have

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to make reservations in advance, but
we really like that. You wear a

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lantern on your on your head,
and you know, you wear a helmet

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with a lantern on it, I
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lanterning and you explore caves and it's
freaking Cooline. The Crazy horse Memorial is,

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you know, do it if you
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around, enjoy the scenery, seriously, take pictures. I've never been.

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I got to check it out.
Horseback riding might be another one. We

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did horseback riding and that was a
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to fourteen year old. Eleven year
old, you're getting everything from kids who

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love kids, stuff like gold panning. Seventeen year old probably wouldn't enjoy that.

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But there's one called The Big Thunder
gold Mine. Yeah, Chase was

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eleven. He freaking loved The Big
Thunder gold Mine. So going back to

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the TV show Outlander, So I
watched the first season, which was so

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like romance based, and it was
sexy and hot and basically Dave, it's

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a woman who time travels and she'll
go back and then she goes back to

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current day. Okay, so she's
married and current day to a great guy.

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But then she'll travel back and she's
falls for another guy because she never

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knows when she's going to travel again. So she gets spend years and one

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time period. And but season two
became so historical. I had no interest

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because it's like Outlander. Yeah,
I was like, I was in it

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for the love story aspect. And
then when season two was so big,

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they weren't. I think season two, I might be wrong, they weren't

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together anymore. I think she went
to the future and it or maybe I'm

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getting that wrong. But either way, it was like, this is boring.

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I want the romance back. So
I gave up on it. But

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I have thought multiple times I should
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I know people love it. Okay, good to know, I mean,

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I might check it out. We
are truly right now in a limbo of

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shows to stream, and we're lost. We actually watched freaking American Ninja Warrior

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last night because there was nothing else
that we knew to watch. I will

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tell you that American Ninja Warrior is
just kind of eye candy and it's fun

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to watch. You know what I'm
talking about. It's the one where they

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run these obstacle courses and they had
a fifteen year old girl on there who

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fucking killed it. And it was
so impressive because I was telling Susan,

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I said, she was like me
when I was that age. I was

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all I had no fat, I
was all lean and I had decent,

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like natural muscle, and that's what
this girl had. She was all lean,

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very in shape and natural muscle and
just all lean. I said,

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when you are wiry and fifteen,
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at the same time, she had
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be on Ninja Warriors. So yeah, I can't believe we're talking about American

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Ninja Warrior. So let's move on
to the last one. Falon, you

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look so beautiful at Taylor Swift.
You have the prettiest hair. It's a

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wig. By the way, make
my Monday. I need to hear Carson

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calls soon. That's my absolute favorite. Thank you. And to the comment

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on Mormon's having a bunch of kids, yes that is true. I was

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born and raised Mormon. I think
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usually have a bunch of kids.
I am one of nine kids, and

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my cousin had ten kids. I'm
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kids, you are a selfish jerk. My parents have been together for forty

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nine years, so we all grew
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is no possible way too people can
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that in my household with six kids. I know that Donna did not get

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as much attention as she needed.
Yeah, probably Linda didn't either. I

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did because I was the baby,
and I was the youngest, and I

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was one of two boys. I
was talking to Alison, She's thinking about

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having a third baby. Yeah,
but she doesn't want to have one too

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many that she can't pay attention to. She's a very careful parent and they

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have the money. They're you know, they both do well. They're both

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super educated and very ambitious, so
they can afford it. Daycare for the

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two kids right now is thirty four
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thirty four hundred dollars a month.
But she doesn't want to do another

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kid necessarily because she wants to be
able to pay attention to three kids.

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And going back just really quick.
No, what happened was I said Mormons

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have a ton of kids. You
said do they? And then you turned

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it into soaking. Oh yeah,
soaking that's what the cover. Well,

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she brings that up. She brings
that up. Okay, ps, that

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soaking scene on Jury Duty was amazing. Yeah, I cried laughing. I'm

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not sure if that actually happens,
but I also left the religion twelve years

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years ago. It does happen,
because this is what I know about it.

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And I'm not going to name any
names, but we had somebody auditioned

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for this show, probably fifteen is
years ago, and women would come in

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and they would tell stories. We'd
give them an hour on the radio to

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show that they were interesting and had
personality. And one woman told a story

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about how she was dating a Mormon
guy and he basically put it in for

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just a few minutes and you're not
allowed to move it, and it's called

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soaking. And I guess technically,
in some more and I'm not picking on

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Mormon's total respect, then in some
Mormon beliefs, that is not considered sex

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as long as in and out kind
of motion. Apparently. Yeah, I

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got to tell you something that is
kind of like putting a bunch of cinnamon

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toast crunch in your mouth and trying
not to swallow it. You can't.

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I mean, seriously, are you
telling me you can actually get into there

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and just sit? No? Well, remember on Jerry Duty. This is

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a spoiler, but it is so
funny. It's a guy who he doesn't

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he's like religious, the girl's super
horny, and so he doesn't, and

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they have James Marsden come jump on
the bed because then it's not him.

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As long as they're not making the
motion, it's fine. So James Marson's

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like, all right, why not? He goes and just Oh my god,

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it was so ridiculous. Okay,
if you haven't watched Jerry Duty,

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watch Jerry Duty. And that's going
to do it for now. On the

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Minnesota Goodbye. I always loved your
emails. Thank you. By the way,

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we didn't have you, we wouldn't
have anything to talk about, so

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we would talk about like shrubbery and
point sets and things like that. And

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you don't want that, so send
me. You know what. I just

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found one more. Gonna do one
more? Okay, one more. I

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heard Drake asking for house purchasing the
advice on the show yesterday, and I

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thought I would weigh a number.
One. The first year of owning a

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home is the most expensive tools,
repairs, furniture, decor, painting.

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None of it's cheap. I don't
mean a couple hundred dollars, I mean

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thousands. Be prepared paint. Everybody
say it's cosmetic and changeable, and it

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is. But when you're looking at
spaces, be sure to evaluate how much

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painting it will need, and how
quickly are you building into your budget money

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to hire painters if not, how
many rooms need painting, and what's your

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realistic timeline to complete? Can you
live eight months? Without that one room

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painted. Three. Don't get a
place with a yard if you're not prepared

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financially, in time wise to take
care of it. Mowing, weeding,

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watering, shoveling. It all takes
time and money. We all know the

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neighbor that doesn't take good care of
the yard, and I'm going to guess

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it's because they don't have the time. They're busy. I was like,

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that was snow removal. I know. Four. If you get a place

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with a yard, look at the
trees. Are their dead trees? Are

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they overgrown? Will they need to
be removed? Look? That is so

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true. My realtor when we went
to this house we currently bought, she

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noticed that we didn't. She there
are two trees that need to be removed.

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You need to negotiate that out of
the price for your house. I

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was like, oh damn, you
are good at your job. I would

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never have noticed that. Our thought
to negotiate at out of the buying price

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because it's expensive. That is so
true. Our realtor one time pointed out

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a dead tree that would need to
be removed, and it's like it's like

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I didn't even notice it was dead. It was dying, but realtors aren't

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great for that and tree removal.
As she say, tree stuff costs money.

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Best of luck to you, Drake
all and you're all the best.

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Thank you. Don't say my name, and I did not, so that

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all worked out well, thank you
very much. And that now for sure

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is it for the Minnesota Goodbye Emails
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