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Show. On a Movie Star Monday. Now, we do a Movie Star

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Monday at the end of this hour. But right now we get a little

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sneak preview because we've got Larry TheCable
Guy joining us on the local program as

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well. He's going to be a
Grand Falls casino and golf resort this Friday

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for not one, but two amazing
comedy shows We've got on the line right

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now. Larry, how are you
many? Dad? Yeah, dun good?

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How you doing? I am fantastic
excited to have you on the program,

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but also excited to see you this
Friday at Grand Falls Casino and Golf

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Resort, not one, but two
shows. Is that pretty comedy? You

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do two back to back shows a
lot. Well, we're doing two shows

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because the first one is back and
they don't do another. I love that.

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That is fantastic. Give me a
little credit. I got good man,

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So I'll tell you what. We've
been doing this a long time.

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So it's always nice when you're when
you put two shows up, you know

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that means people want to come out
and see it. It's coming up this

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Friday at Grand Falls Casino and Golf
Resort, at six o'clock show and a

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nine o'clock show, both this Friday
at the twentieth of October. I get

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to be the MC for both shows. Layer. I'll do my best to

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do a real professional job for you. Yeah, that's sick the club.

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That's pretty early. That's the one
we're not doing a bront show like a

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four or fifteen ers. Huh,
Larry, Larry and a that'd be a

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good show, Larry in a well
over state. Well, we are super

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excited to have you at Grand Falls
Casino and Golf Resort this Friday. I

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think it's going to be a lot
of fun. Casino asked me if I

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wanted to come up. I said
absolutely. Plus it's close to me,

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it's not that far away. So
I'm looking forward to coming up and doing

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that, maybe playing a golf course
or two and enjoying it up there.

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So we're gonna have some fun.
That sounds like a lot of fun.

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It's been a fun little career and
I've enjoyed every minute of it, and

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my fans are awesome. You know. It's nice that in the world we're

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living in today, it's nice to
know a lot of people still got a

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good sense to humor and still like
to come out and just laugh at nonsense

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and have a good time. And
we've all got a chance to get out

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and laugh and have a darn good
time this Friday at Grand Falls Casino and

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Golf Resort. Larry the Cable Guy, six pm and nine pm. Now,

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Larry, I don't know if you
know this, but originally Howie Mandel

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was going to be there the following
night here. This show has now been

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moved to May. It's May eighteenth. Have you and Howie Mandel ever had

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a chance to work together? You
know what? I have never I ran

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across Howie Man one time at the
Montreal Comedy Fest when Blue Collar was a

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couple of special events up there,
and I only met him. I met

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him only just at one time.
We were getting out of the car that

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took us there and he was standing
there and I think Bill went over to

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shake his hands say hi to him. I think Bill kind of knew him,

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and he h Hollie, I think
elbow punched instead of fist bumps.

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He elbow bumps. He's like a
germ free. Yeah, he's hoardy.

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I've always liked him. I loved
him on Make Me Laugh and how he's

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a funny guy. So but no, never met him, but they got

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you're gonna love him up there.
He's funny. Yeah, I think so

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as well again how He's going to
be here May eighteenth. But I'm really

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excited to see you this Friday at
six pm and nine pm. Larry,

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thank you so much for taking the
time to chat with me. Well,

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you're welcome, man. Can I
just tell you one great thing absolutely,

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you know know my mom. I
got my mom living with her. She's

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eighty seven years old, and I
got one of those life alert I moved

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in here because I didn't want her
to fall down in her place and must

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not be around. So I got
one of those life alert and ever since

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I got her at it's the true
story. Ever since I gave her that

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life alert, she buzzes that thing
five or six times a day, but

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it's always it's always for this,
oh gliffe of that. I run down

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there. You okay, yeah,
can you get channels six? Chill?

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But all right? You okay?
Yeah? Can you get me some coffee?

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Yeah? You know, And I'm
like, what help? Till the

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other day I go down there and
she's laying in a little bowl on the

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side. She'd fallen down. Oh
no, And I said, why didn't

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you ring your life alert? She
goes, oh, well, I didn't

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want to bother anybud, I wasn't
going on. You didn't want to bother

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you. But I just got your
nine cups of coffee and turns downel fourteen

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times. You didn't want to bother
any Oh, I don't want to misuse

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the button there, Larry, what
going on? I love it? Well,

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thank you for your time. I
appreciate it, sir, Yes,

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sir, and I'm looking forward to
seeing everybody here real soon, So well,

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come on out laughing. Let's get
it down again Larry the Cable Guy

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at Grand Falls Casino and Golf Resort
this Friday six PM show and a nine

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pm show, and I'll be chatting
with Larry again at the end of this

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a Monday. It's time right now
for a real estate update with mister Brent

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Baker. First of all, good
to see you at the Certoma Fest last

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week. So it was good.
Thanks, it's a good, good event.

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Yeah, thanks for doing that and
Today we're going to talk about some

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steps for empowering home buyer clients with
disabilities. And this is something that there

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was probably a day and age where
this was never even a consideration. And

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then there's somebody who maybe had an
issue where they needed this, and they're

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going, Okay, this home wasn't
built at all up to the things that

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we need. But it's probably becoming
more and more common now, isn't it,

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well, very commonplace? And you
know they're starting to think about people

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aging in place, and they've been
thinking about this for some time. It

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just takes a while for it all
to catch up. But there are special

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needs. There's a young lady where
I grew up. Her parents I have

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had to make major concessions, not
concessions, adjustments to their home. She

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has cerebral palsy. Yet she has
done some amazing things. And I think

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we restrict their lives because it's built
around our abilities, not more people's abilities.

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So we talk about it's more than
just ramps, it's more than wider

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doors. It's the height of the
light switches so that they can reach them.

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Are there like laws and guidelines and
things nowadays as well? Or is

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that not even a thing there are
and that applies mostly to commercial buildings,

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but in certain types of housing it
does come into play. And so like

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again height of light swis, which
is having braille on the surface of the

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switch plates or on the door panels. And then it's access to public transportation.

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How are they going to get around? And for some cases they have

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to be near medical facilities for regular
appointments and so forth. And so I

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think as a society we sometimes either
limit them by how we live our lives,

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or we don't give them enough credit
for the things that they can do.

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We just make it challenging. Yeah, absolutely, so, as I'm

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kind of flipping through the info because
you gave me all kinds of great information,

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or one of the things is assess
the situation and ask good questions.

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And I suppose that probably would be
good for everybody of all abilities to ask

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questions, but maybe even a little
more important when you're saying I'm trying to

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find the right place for a person
who maybe has limited mobility, because you

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know, you probably don't want to
be on the third floor in a building

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with no stare or with no elevator
or something, then would yeah, correct,

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And sometimes and I think of some
of the older condo buildings that are

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in the city, and some of
those elevators might be a little crowded.

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Yeah, and you know, they
were built at a time when not everybody

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was taken into consideration. Probably.
The other thing is when we ask the

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questions, are we coming from an
assumption or are we asking to learn about

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what's important to them, what their
needs are. Absolutely, and another thing

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I'm here to talk about being mindful
of scheduling and showing the homes, because

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that's probably something else that we should
be thinking about for everybody. Really,

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again, when it comes to this, correct you know, as a seller

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it yes, it's your house.
However you do have to bear in mind

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you want it to be somebody else's. So and sometimes these buyers are having

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to use special transportation that may not
operate at all hours. Yeah, and

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so I found that out just moving, having my dad moved from the nursing

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home to a visitation service for a
family member on a weekend. There wasn't

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somebody available in the community where he
lived. I had to have somebody from

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Sioux Falls go and do it.
Yeah. So there's just a lot of

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things that come into play. That
I don't think about as an able bodied

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person who can walk out to his
garage get in his pickout. It's not

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on the top of your mind all
the time. No, Unfortunately, you

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know, some people have to live
by a different set of not rules,

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but reality. Realities is a good
word for what they have to deal with.

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And one of the other things on
here I see is is evaluate your

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ability to serve. And this again
is a thing, it's kind of what

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we're talking about right now, but
being able to make sure that you can

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help them find what they're looking for. Correct. You know, we have

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to put aside some assumptions. And
we've used the word handicapped, and somebody

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I know and in fact sold them
a house said, that's an old Civil

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War term. It's cap in hand
is where it really came from, you

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know, Civil War veterans, you
know, trying to beg for money because

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they had no means to earn a
living back then. Really, people just

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have different limitations. The ones I
have are between my ears. I think

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I have those same limitations brand But
the young lady where I grew up has

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cerebral palsy. I've got a past
client who has cerebral palsy. I've never

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seen somebody go up a staircase so
fast as him, and yet he's never

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walked a step in his life.
But then there are certain other things that

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he just simply cannot do. But
he can certainly operate that wheelchair very well.

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And there are certain things that can
happen where you go from living a

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life without any of this on the
forefront of your mind, all of a

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sudden it starts creeping in. My
father in law has Parkinson's and over the

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course of the last few years we've
noticed, you know, it's progressing like

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it does, and there are some
considerations that they're going through right now,

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saying, you know, what is
this going to mean in five years?

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What is it going to mean in
ten years? And again when you're making

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plans, all of this stuff starts
to matter a little more, doesn't it.

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It really does. And you know, in some cases it can change

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in an instant and you go from
being able to do everything on your own

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to an accident or some type of
injury changing your life dramatically. And in

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some cases. I remember a fellow
I've known for many years. He and

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his wife intentionally built their house because
they said, in our business, we

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have to stay near it. But
we have a lot of kids in sports,

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and what if somebody in this family
becomes has a limitation suddenly from an

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accident or a sports injury. And
so they intentionally built their house that way,

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and I thought that was really smart. Yeah, they could stay there

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well into their retirement years, even
after the kids are gone. Yeah.

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Absolutely. If somebody listening is looking
for a home, if they want to

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buy a home, if they want
to sell a home, if they want

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to just chat with you about maybe
the possibility of doing something in the future,

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what is the best way to get
in touch with you? Brent?

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I can be reached at six zero
five three to one zero zero two ninety

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seven or Brent Baker at kW dot
com. Very very nice, Brent Baker.

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We try to chat about real estate
every Monday. Had a little reprise

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the last couple of weeks chat about
other things, but we're back on track

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to kind of keep you up to
date on things that are that have to

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do with the real estate world and
Swox Falls and you can find him online

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