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And here we go with the first
Minnesota Goodbye of twenty twenty four. It

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was a little tricky because I was
spending time digging through some of the spammy

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press releases that we got while we
were on vacation, so I have not

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pre read these. And by the
way, it is Naughty Tuesdays, so

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I'm not sure we're gonna have any
Naughty Tuesdays in here or not, but

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let's try this one. In honor
of Naughty Tuesday, I thought I would

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tell you the story of losing my
virginity in Walt Disney World back in two

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thousand and three. Spring At two
thousand and three, I had just turned

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twenty one as my mother and a
friend of mine, Tina, embarked on

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a trip to Disney for a week
in May of twenty twenty of two thousand

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and three. This was back when
Pleasure Island at Disney World still existed,

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the twenty one only nightclub that is
now Disney Springs. This is relevant.

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My friend and I had gone too
Pleasure Island that night, and towards the

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end of the evening we met two
cute brothers our age from Ireland that we

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invited back to the hotel. We
were staying at Disney's Polynesian and if you're

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familiar, it's right across from the
Seven Seas Lagoon from the Magic Kingdom.

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For reference, if you're on the
beach at the hotel, you can see

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Cinderella's Castle across the lagoon. All
so relevant. So we bring these two

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guys back to the resort and we're
flirting and drinking with them in the pool,

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and Tina and I separate off of
the two brothers to separate sides of

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the pool. They are flirting way
harder than we are, and at one

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point, maybe fifteen minutes later,
we look over at my friend and the

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other brother are buck naked and he's
banging her up against the edge of the

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pool. Wow. She was super
sore the next day. Lol. Another

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couple walks by on the way back
to the room that we had met on

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the way to Pleasure Island, and
they stopped and they're staring at these two

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going at it. The girlfriend is
trying to pull the guy away and saying

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stop staring, and he's like,
yeah, let's go. Then he stops

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her again to turn back and is
like, no, weight, I guess

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I have to look for a few
more seconds. So while my friend and

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the other brother are going at it, the other brother asked me if I

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want to go sit in the beach
and look at the castle. So we

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go to one of those covered cabanas
with two beach loungers. Well, one

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thing led to another, and here
I am losing my virginity on this beach

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chair looking directly at Cinderella's magical castle
in Disney World. I never saw this

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guy again, but I would never
change my quote first time story for the

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world because it was magical af and
honestly, I'm glad I didn't lose it

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to some guy that I was dating
when I was twenty one, because I

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wouldn't be married to that guy now
and he would always have that special thing

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for me, where having it with
a stranger yet in a special place to

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me is always going to be a
happy, awesome story that I will cherish

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for the rest of my years.
Love you all, I am your biggest

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fan. I would love to put
in here that I would love. Oh,

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I would love her. I'm sorry, I would love another one that

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I would put in a very prominent
spot. Oh she means a sticker.

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Yeah, So I pasted my address
chesting case. But I also understand if

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you don't think anybody should get two. I'm going to stop because I am

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running short now on staff rider stickers. But Janna, thank you very much.

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What a great story. Wow,
most people have awful losing their virgin

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or maybe not awful, but awkward
losing it's like in a tent at a

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campground. Or mine was with my
girlfriend. We were both virgins, she

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said she was, there was some
doubt later, and so we didn't have

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anywhere to go because we both lived
at home. So I went to my

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friend Scott's house and gave him money
to go see a movie. So we'd

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have a couple of hours at the
house. And it was awkward and it

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was not It was just awkward,
yeah, and just weird, and neither

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of us really enjoyed it that much. But I'm glad we got out of

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the way. Next one, Hey, friends, I have a situation having

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a couple of days ago. I
need your opinion on long story short.

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I live in an apartment and had
a package stolen. I will mention I

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live in Dallas, so our front
doors are outside, but I do live

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in a gated community, so most
likely it was somebody who lives in my

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same complex. I went to the
apartment office and was caught on surveillance of

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two older teenage girls, probably sixteen
or seventeen, taking the package. The

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front office did some research and actually
found out who did it and got the

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package back, which is great.
I was told that the office manager will

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be contacting me today when she gets
back in the office on the steps they

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are going to take for the theft. But my question is do you think

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I should also press charges. They're
not little kids who didn't know better.

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They were older teens who are not
making smart choices, and taking mail and

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packages is a felony. Love you
guys, that is from amy. Shouldn't

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you press charges? I would not, Yeah, because a couple of reasons.

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Number one of felony is serious,
and that can if you have a

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felony, is going to be hard
to get a job. And plus they

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might retaliate, and they know where
you live. And if they're assholes enough

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to take a package, they might
also, I don't know, throw a

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rock through your windows, slash your
tires, key your car. I would

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say, don't, but I would
say I want to meet with them and

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I want to say, I want
to meet with them and their parents and

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say I want you to know what
a big deal this is and how upset

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it made me. Yeah, because
this is not just a package thief.

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This is my personal stuff. Have
you ever had your car broken into?

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I know I haven't. It's such
a violating feeling. Yeah, because it's

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your stuff, it's your personal property, and that somebody would steal it.

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It's such a violation. So I
would sit with the parents and them and

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say, I want you to know
how this made me feel. Not give

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them a lecture of you need to
know how serious this is, because they're

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not going to give a shit about
how serious it is. But if you

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can impress upon them how it made
you feel, then maybe they'll learn something.

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Yeah, And I mean hopefully they
aren't doing this. Maybe it was

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like a one off thing, but
they might have just, you know,

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did it one night. They're like, let's go out and do something dumb,

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and you know that really could ruin
their lives. I wouldn't go the

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route of I'd want to sit down
and talk to them. I would ask,

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like the security or whoever else is
getting involved with it, to be

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like, you know, she could
have pressed charges and she was going to,

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but but she didn't. Yeah,
so like kind of like put it

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out there of like how serious it
could have been. Yeah, because you

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know, I'm going to guess they're
probably normal kids who decided to do something

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stupid and they're lucky that she doesn't
press charges because, like I said,

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if felony can be a big thing. Hello, all glad you're back writing

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for some insight regarding grandparents. My
dad's parents live in Idaho. My brother

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and I used to go there every
summer, all summer long, from the

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time we were kids till we both
stopped after our junior year of high school.

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We're both now in our thirties.
My son and I both go to

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visit them at least once a year. We stay for a week or two

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at a time, and I speak
with my grandma on the phone a few

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times a month. My brother hasn't
gone since he was eighteen, and he

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does not call them. But as
grandma says, he's my favorite because that's

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my insert brother's name, So Steven, let's say he's my favorite because that's

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my Stephen. However, last time
I spoke with my grandma early November,

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to preface, I know they're okay
and safe and healthy per my family who

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lives closer to them. They're active
and busy. When I spoke to my

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grandma last she said I'll call you
back, and then hasn't. Thanksgiving past

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and now Christmas and New Year's and
she still hasn't called me. I've tried

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calling on both Thanksgiving, Christmas and
no answer. I've tried regular phone,

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FaceTime, and even a telegram.
I joked with my husband that I should

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just fly out there and bang on
the door. But joking a sign.

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I'm pretty sad that she hasn't even
tried to contact me. We've been close

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and I've even flown out there to
take care of them after surgeries as the

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family there refuse to do so.
Do I just keep continuing to try to

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contact her? Yeah? Yeah,
I think because you want to. I

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cannot explain why Grandma's acting that way, but I think you should try to

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contact her. Mm hmm. I
don't know. That's yeah. I grandparents

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some of them might not know technology
as well, you know, so like

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if she's doing everything she can reach
out and I don't know if it's a

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cell phone she's calling or what it
might be. And a lot of people,

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especially on holidays like Christmas, thinks
giving, they're not going to answer

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a phone call, like if they're
busy with celebrating holidays. But I would

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keep calling as much as I could. Not constantly, but I'd probably check

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in every couple days and see if
I can get a hold of her.

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I would too, But she's tried
phone, FaceTime and a telegram. Yeah,

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and Grandma is deliberately avoiding you for
some reason. I would maybe ask

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around and find out why is Grandma
avoiding me? What did I do?

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Because obviously Grandma's pissed about something,
or depending on how old Grandma is,

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she could have some sort of dementia
and she is just not the same as

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she used to be. So ask
around a little bit. Rinita, big

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supporter of the podcast, has another
year is ended. I'm taking down the

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twenty twenty three calendar. Once again. I'm faced with a dilemma. What

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do I do with my calendar?
I typically have a Thomas Kincaid Disney calendar,

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and it feels so wrong throwing the
art in the trash, But what

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else am I going to do with
it? I mean, the only one

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who thinks like this. I have
saved calendars or planners from the years I

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was pregnant in time capsules so my
daughters can look at them back, look

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back on them someday. Does anybody
else do that anyway? I know,

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super random and not exciting, but
that's what I'm thinking. This very moment

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is my twenty twenty three calendar is
under my arm. She wrote this at

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one fifty eight on Sundays in New
Year's Eve, and I'm typing out this

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email getting ready to walk across the
road for a New Year's celebration. Happy

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New Year, Everyone cheers your friend, Rinita. Throw it away, Yeah,

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throw it away. Throw it away
as somebody who in my life has

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saved sentimental things like birthday cards,
Christmas cards, kids art. Throw it

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away because you get to a point
in your life where you go, who

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wants this? Yeah? Who?
Okay? I looked at it. I

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enjoyed it, I respected it,
I appreciated it. Throw it away.

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I've got so much to throw away. I found birthday cards and Christmas cards

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from Carson and Allison when they were
little, and it's hard to throw them

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away. But they're not going to
want them. I'm at a point now

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where I'm giving Alison things that I
want to stay in the family. For

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example, my dad had my entire
childhood, or most of my childhood a

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framed picture in a wooden frame that
hung on the wall when he was a

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little boy in the middle of nowhere, Montana, and he taped a little

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story to the back of it that
says, this hung on the wall at

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our log ranch house in Montana for
as long as I can remember. I

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don't know where it came from,
but it very likely came with the family

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when they moved to Montana from Kansas
in the early like nineteen tens. Who

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knows where it came from before that
is well over one hundred years old.

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It could go back as far as
the Civil War. Nobody knows. And

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I've kept it, but I don't
want to one day be gone and have

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Alison look at it and go,
what's this? Yeah, So I taped

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my dad's description to it, and
I gave it to her because that is

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something that that's a family heirloom.
Yeah, But other things, like Alison's

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old art work, she doesn't want
it. Yeah, youd see the picture

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of her old in My Weekend in
five Photos of the case, the bookcase

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of all of her old little statues
and books and knick knacks and things like

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that. Yeah, she wanted all
that stuff. Oh good, So we

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boxed it up and we gave it
to her this weekend. I think because

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Alison and I are pretty similar in
age and we're at this phase in life

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where we do come home to our
parents' house and they're like, you either

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take this or it's getting thrown out. Like that's what a lot of things

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are. And one thing that I
saw on TikTok that I could relate to.

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Do you remember those big maps.
It was like a cardboard map of

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the United States, and you there
were a little hole on each state to

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put a quarter in. Yeah.
Course, So my sister and I had

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those, and my dad still has
them. He hasn't asked asked us if

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we like want them or now you
collected them yourself, Yes, like we

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collected them myself states. But that
was like one of the funniest thing.

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I was like, oh my gosh, that's such a thing that parents now

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are like here, take it or
else it's getting tossed. Because I think

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we also at one point thought it
was going to be worth money someday if

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we had every quarter from every state. It's not like there's so many quarters

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circulating that have all the states on
it. But that's so cool because Alison

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and Carson got that from my grand
from their grandfather. And the funny thing

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was he's mount He collected all the
quarters for them, but he mounted them

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all heads up so you could not
see the the state part, and it

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cracked us up. It's like,
how did he not realize he mounted them

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all in the little hole's face up? Yeah, Cindy says, hello,

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favorite morning show, longtime listener.
Here for the second year, I'm hosting

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a New Year's e party, but
I'm doing it over brunch time, complete

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with Mimosa and bloody Mary bar,
my grandma's famous carmel rolls, and homemade

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breakfast pizza. We do a count
down to twelve o'clock noon. We have

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a great day drinking, snacking and
playing cards with friends. Added bonus of

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being bed at a decent time and
no more January first hangover? Is this

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a sign that I'm getting old?
Ha ha ha. Hope y'all had a

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great holiday season. If you still
have stickers, I would love one.

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I will send you one Sydney.
Absolutely, I think that's great. I've

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never heard of that tradition, but
I love it. I like it too,

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because you're having fun when you have
energy and you're not looking at the

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clock going oh god, it's getting
late. Next one. Hello, miss

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you. This week, it's been
a good time to catch up on other

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podcasts. I wanted to write in
to clarify the email from Bailey from the

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last podcast with the Santa gifts.
What I assume she is saying, because

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this has become common for many,
is that the Santa present should be smaller

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or lesser value. Have the big
gifts come from mom and dad. Why

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should Santa get all the credit?
I kind of remember this one. Do

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you remember it, Jenny? Yeah? It was because the parent was unsure

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of how much presence to give a
kid, and we weren't sure if it

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was because they were going to be
comparing it to other kids who don't get

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as many. Yep, So I
think that's what it was. That's why

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when kids go to school and compare
what Santa brought them, it's not so

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xbox versus football, it is smaller
things instead. Okay, but as far

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as what parents give, have at
it's been the thousands. If that's what

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bring you joy, just keep the
from Santa Budget smaller that is from Vanessa

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in Pine City. Do you have
time for one more? Yep? Hello,

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leave my name out. Is how
you handle it when you're given a

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gift from someone and you didn't buy
one for them, or when the gift

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you do give them is not comparable
to what they've spent on you. For

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example, you spent one hundred dollars
and they clearly regifted something cheap. I

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hope you guys had an amazing holiday
break. Would love a sticker if you're

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still doing them. That is nicky
and maple Grove. That is something that

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probably happens a lot among friends that
don't really I don't know, have expectations,

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Like, for example, my friend
Wendy, I gave her a journal,

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and she gave me like a pair
of socks and some other cool little

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trinkets, and she spent more on
me. But we're friendly enough that she

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doesn't care and I don't care.
Yeah, you know, so it's not

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a big deal. But I definitely
can understand how it would be awkward if

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you gave somebody a hundred dollars present, and they gave you a five dollars

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Starbucks card. I think you got
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Just remember for a next next year, like maybe don't spend as much money.

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That's what I would do in that
situation. Yeah exactly, But I

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mean hopefully you remember next year,
and then that is it. Because we

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ran out of emails for the Minnesota
Goodbye, send in emails for tomorrow's Minnesota

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Goodbye. Whatever you want to talk
about, whether it's I don't know,

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New Year's anything, or anything that
you want to talk about. Always love

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and that's why you get a staff
writer sticker, because you write this show.

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Jenny and I really don't write it. We just respond to it.

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So send those in to Ryan's show
at KDIWB dot com. And if you

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get a story for Naughty Tuesday,
then just put the subject line Minnesota Goodbye

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Naughty Tuesday and we'll get that on
next week. Thank you very much for

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listening to the Minnesota Goodbye and Happy
New Year,