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Okay, Dan, let me get
this straight. We send our information via

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the r Vest home for me app
you reviewed it here and now we're prequalified

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officially. Wow, that's helpful,
very helpful. Easy our Vest bank.

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I'm ready to help. Good morning, good morning, good morning, and

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welcome welk, welcome. Any's time
now for our community connection and we have

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but okay, I'm with us in
today and it's always okay when we have.

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Okay, Am, how are you
doing there, young lady? We're

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good. How are you this morning? Time? Mary Lynn, you brought

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in you brought in friends again.
I brought in my wonderful, wonderful,

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wonderful interns. I brought into Cell
Dobson and Joyce Yang. Unfortunately Mia could

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not join us this morning. She
is at the dentist. Okay, so

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I think we're having a lot more
fun than mea. We'll just say that

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right now. But you know,
great great festival. Man. A lot

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of folks think, well, okay, that's it till next year. It's

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not quite it till next year.
Before well, let's just kind of rehash

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a little bit about the festival because
it was grand. Oh, thank you.

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The artists were truly amazing. Some
of the best lineup. I think

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we've ever had so many Grammy Award
winning just so many talented artists I think

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overall, and the girls can tell
me if I'm wrong. I think those

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who attended really really had a good
time, really enjoyed it, and we've

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gotten only positive feedback. So we're
very thankful to Bartlesville, thankful to all

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of our community sponsors, Thankful to
the radio station and everyone that supported Okay

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on Music. Of course, we
couldn't do it without everyone in the community,

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and so we're very grateful and thanks
to everybody who came out and had

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a good time. You know.
One of the unexpected, just awesome things,

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it's going to probably stick in people's
minds for years and years and years,

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happened at the Lee Greenwood concert.
Lee Greenwood put on a great show

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and everyone knew that he would.
He came through in flying colors, but

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we had a little bit of a
rain delay after Jasselle had had opened and

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done just a fine job and must
have been huntering a frying pan up there.

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It was kind of like I had
a little bit of an aternaline rush,

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funny, but I couldn't really notice. It didn't really care either.

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But the next group, Buffalo Rome, came up, and then we had

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a little bit of a rain delight, but those guys didn't want to stop

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playing, and you know what they
did. They went inside the museum and

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I must say, beautiful acoustics there. It was pretty amazing that they had.

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You know, we were all coming
up with a plan of A,

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B and C. What's going to
happen if it passes over? What's going

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to happen if it doesn't pass what
are we going to do? And so

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thanks to Woolarock and their amazing staff, they were able to let those who

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wanted to go into the museum go
into museum. Buffalo Rome just played acoustically.

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It was fantastic. They kind of
sat on the stairs and everyone around

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just really enjoyed it. Of course, it's music from Laurel Canyon, so

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who doesn't love the mamas and the
papas and the Eagles and the music of

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that air. Some of us,
however, we're doing a meet and greet

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with Lee Greenwoods, so we all
kind of got trapped over on a large

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side, which was also amazing.
It was you had about thirty people who

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got suspend about an hour with Lee
Greenwood, and I think they were tickled

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pink. I think they were due
absolutely, So it turned out to be

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an amazing even the storm went away
and then the weather cooled off. The

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night was wonderful, and of course
Lee Greenwood did an amazing job and the

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fireworks were spectacular. Oh great,
how did go down and tell us there

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for the finale? Because that really
that's a nice day when you could pull

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that off. The venue was beautiful. It was a little sketchy weatherwise.

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All day long. You saw this
big storm and then what you couldn't tell

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is it was either going to hit
us directly or it was going to split.

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And so at the last minute it
split. We were able to have

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our wonderful orchestra play outside, and
then when we got our quartet escher On

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there, they had gotten I think
through the first movement and then all of

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a sudden, drop drop, so
immediately it stops. We move everyone inside.

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We never saw any more rain,
but of course, with their instruments

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being very, very expensive, it
was the smart thing to do, so

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we moved to them inside. Everyone
gathered around in the hall where Katie was

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going to perform later that evening.
It was candlelight. It was beautiful.

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Um, I think we were all
in awe of Usher Quartet. They are

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beautiful musicians. I hope we get
to have them back very soon. And

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then of course Katie concluded it with
a candlelight Mozart concert that was just beautiful.

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So I would say overall that night
was also fantastic. Oh nice,

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very spite the weather. Now what
do we have coming up? Because you

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know, we we packed the instruments
away for a little bit. We've cleaned

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up the venue and everything's back to
you till the next show comes up.

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But in the meantime we got to
prepare for We are just gearing up.

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So we have October Fest coming up
on the seventh of October. Now,

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just because you're at school doesn't mean
you can't come back for that weekend.

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Okay, ladies, we hope they're
going to come back, although that might

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be hard for Joyce, she's going
to be at Princeton. Okay, we'll

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get We'll say to a care pack
some princials in the mail, they Chris

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Kendal we have coming up. And
I did want to say something important about

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Chris Kendal. Normally it's the first
Saturday. However, with the last big

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Bedlin game on November fourth, we
decided to go ahead and move Chris Kendal

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Market to the eleventh and twelfth.
So we've added Agay, We've moved it

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to the second weekend, and I
think that will allow a lot more folks

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to attend, certainly go to the
game and then come the next weekend to

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our market, and it allows the
vendors to have two days after that,

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we go into hashtag Giving Tuesday,
which is following Tuesday after Thanksgiving, and

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then we end it with Saint Nicholas
Day on December six. Marilyn, when

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you catch your breath, I'm really
late at night. I've caught those emails.

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She's going to bed as I'm waking
up and I get up at two.

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That is not good. We've talked
about that, Tommy, and you

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get sleep. But yeah, so
I brought the girls so they could talk

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about it. They've we've got our
posters, We've got everything going, Jo,

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that's what you got there. Well, look at that. I have

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the most wonderful time of the year, Christmas time. So it's just Kindle

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Market, isn't it. Though.
Now we're gonna be at the what the

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Hilton Garden in this, aren't we
Yes, So they are have been really

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lovely and really just working with us. They're very excited to find a way

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to incorporate all the community and together
we can work with like fenders and local

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performers just out here. It's going
to come back from college, and we'll

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also have like Missus Claus and mister
Claus and a bunch of other musicians within

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the community, especially youth musicians.
So we're really looking forward to that.

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And we're going to have vendors from
all across Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri,

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and so if you need a gift
for someone, we probably have something there,

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so make sure to stop by.
Well, we're gonna have to get

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you an airline ticket get you back. Just so you got this little party

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going on over here. What you
got there? So we are planning Octoberfest

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on October seventh, that is the
first Saturday of October, and we're gonna

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have that on Dewey Avenue between fourth
and fifth Street, So that's right on

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the OKAM office. Yeah. So
there's gonna be a lot of food,

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lots of beer, there's gonna be
dancing games, a lot of kids activities

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too. That's good. That's good. I've been there when we've had at

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that location before a couple of years
ago, and that was busy. We

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even hit TV trucks down there,
I mean, and this is where we

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had it last year too. It
is a really good location. I think

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it's really nice. We'll have our
two big tents set up again, one

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with the music, one that doesn't
have the music will have Blaska Spellamuckschnell and

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of course King Cabbage, who everyone
loves. They'll be coming back to play,

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so I think the music will be
fantastic. We'll have the German American

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Society Dancers. They'll be coming back
from Tulsa and so they'll teach everyone how

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to do some polka and some of
course the Chicken Dance. Can't miss it

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without the Chicken Dance. Children are
free twelve and unders. So you can

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good. Now there's going to be
all kinds of food there, right,

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all kinds of beverage. Is gonna
be a little little beer in there.

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So there's going to be I think
a lot of beer in there. We

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are partnering with Palace Rooms, okay, and David Klewhite is helping us get

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some amazing beer vendors like Scissor Tail. So we'll have some of those who

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we have last year, maybe some
new ones that people need to come check

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it out. Of course, we'll
have pretzels, we'll have brats, We'll

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have sauerkraut, all different kinds of
sausages, apple strudle. I think we're

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going to have some noodles from our
noodle truck. I think hopefully sipping sweets

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will get to join us again.
Also Mexican food. If you're not into

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the German food, we'll have that. So I think there's a little bit

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of something for everyone, but a
lot of German something or to tell you

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know, just so you know you're
kind of young, sol, I'll take

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the beer off your hands for you, Okay, Now I'll taste it for

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you. I'll let you know how
good it is. So in a couple

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of years, you know, a
couple of yearn For those who don't really

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enjoy the beer, David will have
wine available too, so that will be

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nice. Got you there, two
kids, Okay, looking out for you.

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I'm looking out for you. Thank
you. But this is going to

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be great because you know, once
the music gets going, that's that's it.

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You're in. You're the parties on
you're in it too, you know.

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And everyone seems to have a really
good time. We have a lot

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of games that even the adults like
to play. Of course, we have

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hammer slog in, which is where
you take the nail and hit it into

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the wood. We'll have our root
beer pong again that families can play and

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win some root beer, get their
mugs, take those home. We'll have

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the axe throwing and so it's a
good time. M beer tasting and axe

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throwing. It's gonna be fun.
There you go. I like it.

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The news is the axes are are
The axe is not real, it's plastic.

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Got so, I got to ask
you, Joyce, how has this

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summer been for you? It's been
really good. I've learned a lot,

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whether it be from the production side
or just how to be a good intern.

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And I also know how to take
care of a dog, which is

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really great. And so it's just
the growth that okay And provides personally and

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in the community is unrivaled. So
it's been great getting to spend every day

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with these two. Ama, mister
Vim since Chanel and Chanelle, Why do

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you like your summer? I've really
enjoyed working in okay Im It's the festival

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was so much fun. I'm definitely
coming back next year. Yeah. I

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got to meet a lot of people, and especially a lot of musicians and

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people in the music world. I
think that's really good for me going into

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music. So well, yeah,
you gotta hang around with them a little

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bit, kind of see how that
worked playing the instruments one thing. But

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what have you noticed? Both of
you are musicians. Once you hang around

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other musicians, you find that you're
kind of on that very similar wavelength and

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it's kind of unique because not everybody
he's in on that, you know what.

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So yeah, well it's also really
nice because for just So, I

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made her play one afternoon prior to
a concert or late I guess late in

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the afternoon and Time for Three was
coming down sort of for our pre show

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meet and greet, and they heard
just Sell playing and they went into the

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community hall and matt her greeted her
said, hey, you know, like

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maybe sometime you can come to her
with us. And so I think it's

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really cool when our talent gets to
meet other talent and then that's how you

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network. So we hope that that's
what we're accomplishing for our interns as well

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as teaching them things from watching dogs
to doing marketing to I think you know,

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there are a lot of skill sets
that you get to have public speaking,

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and so we couldn't do it without
our interns. So we are just

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thrilled to have these. We had
three of the best. I mean,

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we had three of the absolute best. We were just very very very grateful

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for all their hard work. They
never said no, They never were like,

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oh we just can't you know,
we're so tired. Never they just

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kept going. If I kept going, they kept going, and they tried

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to take it to do just say. They kept trying to take care of

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the artists, take care of all
the needs. And these are these are

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kids who are going someplace, so
we're very proud of them. So what

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are you looking forward to at Princeton. I'm really looking forward to all the

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classes because especially for kind of it's
an older school, so you would think

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their classes would be kind of very
straightforward, but no, there's a lot

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of really exciting classes I want to
take. So I'm a Public policy and

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International affairs major, but I have
to fulfill like science requirements, so one

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of them I want to use to
fulfill It is like making the perfect cup

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of coffee, So that would be
like a chemistry class, but the whole

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time you're just learning how to make
the perfect cup of coffee through chemistry,

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so and that fulfills my science requirement
with a lab. So it's just like

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being able to take those really really
fun classes while also being able to dive

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deeper into my major and explore different
opportunities there because you're still water right,

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Yes I am. I'm studying vocal
performance in violin mormants. My schedule's crazy.

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It's all music classes except for Spanish
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major, so I have to take
Spanish. Again. Well, there you

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go making a cup of coffee for
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why you're smart, And then come
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of coffee every day in this name, I am so and scientifically at that

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you can explain the process. Wow, all right, tell us where we

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can find OKAM on the wide wide
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you a check okay in music dot
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you in person at four fifteen South
Dewey and if you can't do that,

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give us a call nine one eight
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We would love to obviously have donations. We would also love to have volunteers

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for both of these events, and
then we would love to see everyone come

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out in the community and not only
support the arts, but support your local

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vendors. Now also with the same
address, both physical and online, you

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can get your questions answered about perhaps
being a vendor or supporter in kind for

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October Fasting Rick kilmart right. Absolutely, it will take you to all the

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appropriate applications, links, information,
fact and answered questions. We've got We've

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got it all. Go to the
website. Heyn And I gotta tell you

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you know, that's about the happiest
daring office I've ever been in, because

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you're greeted with a smile, and
everybody's always busy doing something, but they're

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never too busy to say hi,
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Tom Rose is an amazing office front
person. She greets everyone knows everyone.

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Everyone loves Rose, so we couldn't
do it without her either. Alrighty,

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well, you've been listening to our
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the one you try to stay tuned. We've got news coming up from CBS,

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plus our local news and a check
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