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It's been a fun show today.
The last couple of shows have been very

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stressful, Yeah, and kind of
overwhelming. Do you have a good time

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on the show today? So I
did? I did? I think we

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just we started the week off a
little hard because we had Fox nine and

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which was great, but it takes
away like they needed to do live shots

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at a certain time, but we
also needed to be live on the radio,

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and so it was a lot of
like moving parts that we weren't really

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prepared for. Yeah, but you
know, the cool thing about it was,

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you know, it was so fun
to meet Hannah and her photog which

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I've been calling him Greg for years. I hope his name is Greg because

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every time he comes in, I
hope it's Greg. Shout out to Hannah.

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She was so it was so cool
because she's been listening to the show

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since she was a little kid,
yes, and she grew up here,

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so that was really cool. But
yeah, it's been it's been really hectic,

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and we've had some technical issues and
today just about everything we tried pulled

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it, but we pulled it off. So who Yeah, take a breather.

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Let me tell you this bitch over
here with the blonde hair excuse me,

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she comes screaming into the parking lot. I think you set your self

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up. Some days. You need
to get up ten minutes earlier. Yeah,

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have some coffee at the counter,
make your kale smoothie or whatever shit

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you make in the morning, and
then relax. I get up ten or

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fifteen minutes early so I can play
wordle, have coffee, play connections,

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and play strands on my phone,
look at a little bit of porn before

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I come in. Wow. And
then early right, then early in the

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morning, never too early for porn, Never too early for porn. That

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will be the title of this episode. Never too early for poor yep.

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And then so I get here Jenny
and I get here just about exactly the

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same time. I got here thirty
seconds earlier than Jenny today. So I'm

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walking through the parking garage to the
door. Here comes this blonde bitch in

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a black suv screaming around the corner
on two wheels. I waved at you.

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You didn't even wave back back.
I didn't see it. I was

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going too fast, and I'm like, you get yourself out because you start

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your day in a hurry. Yeah, why don't you slow down a little

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bit? Because I don't like to. I like to leave till the very

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last second I can. And this
past week I've probably pushed it too far,

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like with getting out the door because
we're watching a dog, so I

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like deal with stuff with the dog
in the morning that I don't normally have

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to. So I think that that's
set me back a minute or two that

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I like to be coming in.
So this morning, though, did you

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hear me blast in some Florida Georgia
line As I was coming in, I

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was I heard something. I couldn't
tell what it was. I was like,

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jabb it is some Florida Georgia line. There's a day I I've come

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around the corner almost take him out. Seriously, it's like, Jenny,

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slow down. Whatever. Anyway,
I've been doing mornings for a really long

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time, since I was twenty one
years old, and that's a long time

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ago, and I've never built in
extra time in the morning until the last

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year or so. And it's one
of my favorite parts of the day.

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Yeah, so I'll give you this, a little, quick, little story

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that happens. So Josie here,
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She's my dog and She's my baby, so she's my favorite. So

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Josie comes out of her kennel,
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and she knows that when she comes
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So when I give her a treat, I also give Roger the cat

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a treat. But Josie, because
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and then go over and steal Roger's
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spider dog, right, And I'm
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I have to keep them separated,
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cornered in the kitchen as I give
her little tiny milkbones so she won't run

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into the living room and steal Roger's
treats. Yeah, I feel like I'm

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managing a couple of like fighting siblings
that are still in each other's like skittles.

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Email from Hannah, Hey, Dave, Hey, guys, Dave,

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did you know the Kaiserhoff in New
Alma's for sale? The guy that owns

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it is the owner of that and
another restaurant in town. They're both for

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sale, so we think he's trying
to go back up north where he's from

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or something. It could be your
next business venture. Beagles kaiser Hoff is

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probably my favorite restaurant in Minnesota.
It's been there since the twelve hundred's.

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It's old school, it's authentic German. It's not newly decorated. It is

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not posh or fancy. It's authentic
with such good German food. And we

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go there probably once a year and
it's fattening and it's salty and fatty and

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full of meat, and it's so
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the things we enjoy is because you
can feel the history in there. It's

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just old. I hope they don't
close it down. So yeah, that

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would make me sound. I think
Gastovs in Northeast had closed down, and

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I want to say it closed down
after COVID time. I might be miss

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speaking, but I remember that that
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now I just as I google it, it's had Gastov's reopening it, so

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maybe not. I'm not sure.
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good time. It was nice.
I mean, Gastops is cool. We

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haven't really gone back, but Vegles. If you get a chance, you

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new Olm and you like German food, you know, the sausage and the

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brought worst and the spatsl which is
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do not understand German fool food or
how to say it. German food is

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not the Germans are not known for
their food. No France, Italy,

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Mexico known for their food. Germans
food is like nah, but I like

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it. Okay, thank you,
Hannah. I'm not going to buy a

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restaurant, but I appreciate the offer. I always miss writing in for what's

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on my radar, so I thought
i'd send this in for the Minnesota Goodbye.

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I am the furthest thing from an
adventurous person. You can find me

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at home when I'm not working.
I stumbled across this podcast called Real Survival

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Stories. I've attached the link to
a couple that was stranded in twenty eleven

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in the Superior National Forest in Minnesota. Each episode starts out with ever wonder,

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what would you do if disaster strikes, if your life depended on your

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next decision, would you make the
right choice? And I always giggle that

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I'd die in the wilderness anyway.
I thought Dave would really enjoy this podcast.

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The narrator has an enjoyable call meing
accent while narrating life and death situation.

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Sorry it's so long, It's not
long at all. Ps. Can

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I get a staff writer sticker?
You guess absolutely. Brittany taking a picture

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and I'm also taking a picture of
the name of the podcast because I'm kind

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of on the hunt for a new
podcast. Yeah. Now, I don't

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listen to many podcasts because the only
time I listen to audio outside of the

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morning show is when I go to
workout, and I when I'm working out,

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I don't want to have to think
and focus on what's happening in a

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conversation most of the time, so
I usually listen to music at that point.

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So I just don't find myself having
time to listen to podcasts often.

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I understand. Yeah, I like
podcasts on a walk and music on a

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run, so because I really need
like a rhythm, yeah, when I'm

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running. Shalen writes in I saw
this question on Facebook. Thought it'd be

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fun to ask you guys if you
could be part of one of these ninety

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sitcoms families, which one would you
pick? All right, let's first of

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all, I'm gonna check the wave
form and make sure we're doing well with

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the wave form, and yes we
are. And so let's look at the

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sitcoms and figure out which one you'd
want to be in Full House, Family

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Matters, step by step, Roseanne, Fresh Prince, Home Improvement, Married

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with Children. Do you have a
choice, I would say, off the

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top of my head, I'd want
to be on Fresh Prince, because back

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when Will was on Fresh Prince,
that was my favorite version of Will Smith.

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Yes, and he was just fun
and silly and as smart as to

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Uncle Phil and Carlton was a riot. I think they had a sister on

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there that was super hot. Yeah, and what was the sister's name?

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Was it? I'm veronic because it
was coming to my mind, but I

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feel like that's not right. I
don't remember, So I would say.

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I would say I'd want to be
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Air and would come over and hang
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would be really funny and quite sexy. You'd be funnier than Will Smith.

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No, I'd be funny, though, what about you? What show are

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you gonna be on? I was
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Full House was too family oriented for
my liking, and I haven't seen some

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of them. I definitely would not
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like, even for my Wisconsin roots. It was a little too hillbilly ish.

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Yeah, I got me Okay,
So probably Fresh Prince. Okay,

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good, good, good choice.
I would pick Full House as Shay,

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because my ten year old and I
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and it's fresh in my mind.
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nice to live in that mansion in
bel Air on Fresh Prince. That's all.

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Have a nice day, Shay.
I love the randomness of your email,

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and that's one of the things I
love about the Minnesota goodbye is we

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never we never know what you're gonna
come up with. Here comes Joe.

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He is in Turlock, California.
He is a regular staff writer. He

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says, I'm Mexican. I love
being on the show bringing some color to

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the show. Not that I was
offended before or anything, but I love

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how he's able to joke about racial
differences and stereotypes. I think it's funny

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if done in the right way,
especially because people take things too seriously.

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The Black History Month video where everybody
was doing things for Vaunt was genius,

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funny and clever. Let's have some
fun with our cultural differences. Respectfully,

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of course, but funny. Yeah
baby, that apparently is a vont catchphrase

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that he noticed. Yeah baby,
do you ever notice that? I don't

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know if I've noticed that yet,
have you I have? Yeah? Baby?

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Okay? Like it was like,
okay, von you want to do

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you want to work on this commercial? Yeah baby, Vonn you want to

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shoot this video? Yeah? Baby. Joe goes on to say, I

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didn't hear what he say it,
but I have a rule for it,

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personnel. Before you call it,
reboot your PC. Most problems can be

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fixed by that simple action. Employees
always tell me when something doesn't work,

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oh, well, it's never done
that before, And I respond with,

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you know what the farmer said when
his cow died. He said, well,

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shoot, he's never done that before. Things change. I do it

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with my phone sometimes. My phone
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Just power it off. Your phone
is like a computer. It needs

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to be rebooted once every couple of
weeks. Probably. Yeah, that's what

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I do with mine because I have
so many problems with mine. For some

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reason, I got this new phone
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I have so many issues with things
on Instagram with it, it's so frustrating.

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It's like some kind of bug went
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one, and I just don't know
what the deal is or if it's just

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Instagram's fault. Yeah, and sometimes
it's like it's time to get a new

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phone because it can't handle the another
power. Jenny's phone has always out of

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storage. No, not anymore because
I got the new one. Oh,

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you get a new phone or new
storage. No, a new phone,

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like but like six months ago.
Okay, but I was out of storage

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and then I bought the extra storage. But it only works for like iCloud

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storage. It doesn't have more storage
on the actual phone. I see what

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you mean. So there was no
opportunity for that. You just had to

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have a phone that had more storage. I gotcha. Okay, next one,

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and Samantha says, hello, morning
show crew. I just received a

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thank you card from a recent wedding, and the thank you message was typed

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out with a generic thank you for
your generosity and coming to our wedding.

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YadA YadA, love the newlyweds.
This is not the first thank you card

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I've received typed out like this,
So is this the new normal? Call

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me traditional, But doesn't it seem
impersonal and ungrateful? Or is this just

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what people do now? Love you
guys from Sammy. I'm going to forward

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this to you because this is good
show content. Yeah, I'm gonna send

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it over to you Jay and talk
about this. I think that you and

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I are going to have different opinions. Okay, you go first. Then.

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I think that life, in my
opinion, is really busy and nobody

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has time to sit and to your
wedding because I'm a three hundred wedding thank

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you cards. That's insane. I'm
about efficiency, I'm about working smarter,

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not harder, And so I think
that it's Yeah, it might not have

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as much of a heartfelt meaning behind
it because it was typed out, but

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at least they sent you a bank
you card because a lot of people just

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don't. People are busy scrolling,
Yes, they are busy. People are

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busy binging, people are busy going
to take pictures of their fucking coffee with

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a maple leaf in it. You're
not that busy. You're busy doing shit

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other than what you should be doing. I think that if somebody's going to

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come to your wedding. They're going
to spend the day with you, celebrating

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you and your idiot partner who they
never liked in the first place, and

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they're going to buy you a brand
new blanket for your wedding gift. Send

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them a thank you note, personalize
it and say, hey, Carl and

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Donna, thanks for the beautiful blanket. It looks great on our new bed,

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So glad you could come spend an
afternoon doing it and do the right

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thing. If you don't want to
do it, then don't invite Carl and

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Donna to your wedding. I think
that the generic text in that card also

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might mean that they didn't have someone
taking notes of who got what. You

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know, that could be there'd be
some other factors in it, But I've

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only lost I'm on the side of
like a thank you is good enough for

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me. Whether it was typed out
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it doesn't matter to me. Okay, you know what I can go

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with that. I think if they
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if they forgot to have somebody keep
track, or they know that Carl and

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Donna got them something, but they
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else. Anyway, We're gonna put
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so many brides and newly wedds that
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season coming up. So yeah,
that's really really interesting. How are we

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doing for time? Jennifert about four
minutes? Thought a minute. It's okay,

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good, next one. I'm gonna
skip one down. That says Dave.

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I'm a big fan, so let's
see what they because usually they follow

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that up with I'm a big fan, but I don't like this, so

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let's find out. Bailey rides.
I'm a big fan. Listening since elementary

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through high school, took a break
but picked up again in recent years as

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I've started commuting more. I listened
to your show in the morning and the

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Minnesota Goodbye in the afternoon, and
I love it. It brings back a

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lot of nostalgia. But no,
they say, actually there's no bud.

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They say, I was thinking,
with the solar eclipse Monday, you should

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play Total Eclipse of the Heart for
Boss Check in honor of that. It's

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a great song, one of my
favorites, very fitting me and my family

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are taking a road trip down to
Saint Louis and Memphis to get the best

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view for context. I'm a twenty
six year old male. Keep it up.

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Love you Bailey, Thank you Bailey. Write that down, Jay,

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I got it totally. Eclips of
the Heart for a song, came out

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in nineteen eighty three, and that's
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because my friend Curtis and I were
talking about the best one hit wonders of

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the eighties, and he was talking
about like come On II Leen, and

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he was talking about some other one
hit wonders of the eighties like Take On

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Me by Aha, walking on Sunshine. I think of any that I know

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of, and one of them total
Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler,

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who was not really a one hit
wonder. She had another one called It's

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Aache, Oh yeah, but a
heartache. What's funny is back then I

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looked at the album cover with Bonnie
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And I look at it now and
she's like thirty, and it's like

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she looks like a kid now.
Yeah, But back when I was a

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kid myself, Bonnie Tyler looked like
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that. That's a brilliant idea,
Bailey, and we will do that.

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Hey have fun at the eclipse.
I rode the motorcycle to the eclipse when

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it was here in I think we
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and it was amazing. It was
amazing. Was it twenty seventeen? I

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thought it was closer to today's date
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Yeah, I thought it was twenty
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Okay, and we're gonna that's it. We're gonna wrap it up for the

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Minnesota Goodbye. I want to give
a shout out to Liz who wrote that

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the podcast new length is too long. It doesn't work for her. But

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I also want to hear how it's
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today because we're pressed for time word
at about sixteen minutes, but we're going

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to try to shoot for a little
bit longer. We got some leftover emails

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we didn't get to. If you
got one you want to send in,

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please do send it into Ryan Show
at KADWB dot com. Thanks