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Goods, thank you for listening to
The John and Heidi Show. Excited a

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visit right now with the young man
that I've known since he was a little

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boy, Dan Booblitz Junior Dan,
How are you doing, man? I'm

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doing really good. How are you? John? I am fantastic fellow here

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on night. Dan. We grew
up just a few blocks apart, right,

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Yeah, same neighborhood, very much. Yeah. And I'm older than

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Dan, so he's still young whipper
snapper in my eyes. But he is

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one of the founders of the Snowjam
Comedy Festival. What year did you guys

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do the first one. I'm trying
to think back when it started. First

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year was in twenty seventh, January
of twenty seventeen. We actually started planning

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in twenty sixteen is when we started
planning it. And then yeah, the

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first one, well, the first
successful one was in January of twenty seventeen.

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You know, we spent that whole
year planning and it was a great

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event. You know, it was
you know, we joke because it was

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started as a joke. And here
we are going into our eighth year and

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eighth and final year, and I'm
sad that it's coming to a close.

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But I also understand a lot of
the people that are involved are putting this

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on. You guys all have successful
comedy careers, you're living elsewhere now,

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and several of the other people that
are involved in this very involved in other

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things. So I understand that it
doesn't just take care of itself. There's

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a lot of time and effort that
goes into making something like this, isn't

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there? Oh absolutely? I mean, you know, we have a whole

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we had a whole board of directors
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and again, like you said,
everybody that's involved, you know, because

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we're all volunteers and nobody gets paid
for this. We're a nonprofit. Everybody

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that puts time into which we're very
grateful volunteers a time as far as on

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the organization level goes and life happens, Pete, life gets busy for everybody,

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you know, you have other interests
and things like that, and it's

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just it's hard to keep something like
this going. And we just, you

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know, we made the hard decision
that while we enjoy it and we love

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the impact that it's made on the
community, that it's better to just you

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know, to end on that high
note. Yeah, you know, you

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know, instead of you know,
you could pass it along to somebody,

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but then who knows what will happen
to it, you know, And that's

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kind of things taking a page out
of the Seinfeld book. You know,

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they were the number one show when
they decided to quit. And this,

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this festival is known all around the
country. When I talked to stand up

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comics and other states, when I
find they find out out from Sioux Falls,

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they'll they'll almost every time mention Snowjam
Comedy Festival. And that's great,

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and yeah, I mean, and
that's just it. I mean, that's

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the the reputation that we have with
the festival, and you know, and

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it's been years building that, you
know, you know, trying to put

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on a good festival for the comics
and for the audience members and the community

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and and most importantly while raising money
for local charities. You know, we

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are a nonprofit, but we give
our net proceeds, you know, every

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year we pick a charity partner.
This year, our charity partner is the

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Dakota Academy of Performing Arts, which
you know, their mission is is they're

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helping h students, uh, you
know, find their their talents in theater.

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And so we're excited that even though
this is gonna be our last year,

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we're kind of you know, it
feels like we're passing on our legacy

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because we're we're donating our you know, net proceeds to another organization that helps

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foster performing arts and artists. I
think it's really cool and there's quite the

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selection process to be one of the
comics at Snowjam Comedy Festival. It's not

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just like, oh, hey,
I want to do this, so I

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just show up. They have to
submit a video and then somebody a whole

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bunch of somebodies have to go through
and watch all of these videos. And

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I remember saying, oh, I
want to do that, that'd be fun.

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And I did it one year and
it was fun. I had so

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much fun and I was laughing all
the way through. But here's the thing

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I didn't like. I'm like,
I want to pick everybody, Like,

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we got to narrow this down.
Now, how many people submitted this year?

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So hard? This year we had
just under just about two hundred submissions.

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So think about you know, folks, two hundred videos from comics who

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this is what this is. These
comics are not only saying, Hey,

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I'd like to come to Sue Falls
and be a part of your show.

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They're saying, I would like to
come to Sue Falls at my own expense

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to come and help you raise money, I think, you know, for

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a good cause. So these are
some of the coolest. They're already funny

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because they're comics, but there's some
of the coolest, nicest, kindest hearted

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people you will ever meet. And
I just think that in itself is amazing.

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Oh absolutely, And yeah, you
know it sounds two hundred doesn't sound

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like a lot of submissions until you
have to weaed it down to thirty because

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that's just it. Like you said, we don't have room for everybody,

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so we have to make those hard
decisions two hundred times five minutes each.

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That's like one hundred minutes of watching
comedy. And it's not just watching because

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you get to watch it and then
you have to go through and rank Okay,

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this, this, this, this, and you know, so it

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takes probably have a story. Yep. Yeah, yeah. I always joke

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when we're doing anytime I'm involved,
because you know, I've involved in other

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comedy festivals throughout the years, and
anytime you get into the submission phase of

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it where you got to watch those
videos, I always joke about how much

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I hate comedy, because every joke
sounds the same at this point. Yeah,

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it's like when you have to watch
so much comedy, you're just like,

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oh my god, I hate comedy. Now, well, it is

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so much that I really don't.
And the exciting thing over the next couple

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of weeks between now and the festival
January eighteenth, nineteenth twentieth and twenty first,

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between now and then, you're going
to hear from a lot of these

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comics and we might not hear from
everybody, but we're going to certainly try

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to get everybody on the radio and
we do a quick little interview kind of

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find out a little bit about them, and then, you know, remind

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folks to get tickets. Tickets are
available for all of the shows right now.

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The longer they wait, some of
these shows are going to sell out

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and they won't be able to get
tickets. But where do I go if

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I want a ticket for any of
the shows right now? Yeah, if

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you want to get tickets for the
shows, I will say, we're still

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adding a couple shows to the calendar, but most of our big shows are

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on the website now and the rest
will be coming throughout the next couple of

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days. But you just go over
to Snowjamcomedyfest dot com, click on the

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ticket button and that'll take you to
all the tickets we have. You can

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get tickets for individual shows or what
I recommend doing if you want to go

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to a bunch of the shows.
We have the VIP badge. It's one

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hundred dollars. It gets you into
every show and we have nine shows and

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the ticket price is for just the
individual tickets ranged from fifteen to twenty dollars.

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So that's a very good value one
hundred dollars for nine shows, and

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that includes you know, like five
showcases. We have a couple theme shows.

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We have some headliners. Were bringing
back Sean Jordan, Sue Falls,

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his own, Shawn Jordan has coming
to headline a show, and of course

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one of the original founders and one
of the members of the Whitest Kids,

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you know, Timmy Williams, is
also coming back to headline a show as

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well. So it's going to be
a fun weekend of comedy. It is

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going to be a lot of fun. And like I said, over the

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next couple of weeks, we're gonna
hear from a bunch of these comedians.

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And they're not just people from this
area. They're scattered all over the country

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and some of the funniest people.
And like I said, they're paying their

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own way to get here. The
festival usually gets some hotel rooms, so

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that's kind of a nice thing,
and when they get here, they kind

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of pay for their own expenses.
But this is a group of people that

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you're not going to find a nicer, kinder group of people. They're literally

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investing in themselves and investing in this
festival, in this community for this nonprofit.

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So it's just a great group of
people to know. And again,

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thank you for doing what you guys
do to put this on. Yeah,

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thank you, and thank you John
for you've always been a big supporter of

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Snowjam in our entire history. So
thank you so much for all the support

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you've given us. Mean, it's
meant a lot to us. Absolutely,

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it has been a whole lot of
fun. Dan, I will see you

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in a couple of weeks. My
friend sounds good, buddy, I can't

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wait again. Snowjamcomedyfest dot com and
it's s n O Jam Snowjamcomedyfest dot com.

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And I've got a link to it
as well on our Facebook page,

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back to the basics and healthcare with
Balance Life Chiropractic. We've got doctor Harley

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on her week off. How you
doing, Hey, John, I am

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doing fantastic. I hope everyone listening
had a great Christmas. It's always a

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beautiful time of year just to be
with family and friends. And we've got

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New Year's coming right up. And
there's probably some people that don't want to

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hear this right now, but if
we're talking about New Year's resolutions, you

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got a few days laugh before those
kick in. But if that's something that's

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on the front of your mind and
you're thinking better health in the new year,

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New Year, New Year, I
suggest you connect with Balance Life Chiropractic.

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They could probably reach out next week
though, right yeah, I mean

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if you reach out this week,
we might not get back to as quickly

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as you'd like. Email's probably the
best at info at Balancelife sd dot com.

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Phone calls, you know, we're
not going to be in the office,

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so we won't be able to return
those, but email will be able

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to check on those and get back
to you. Or Facebook is another great

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way as well. But you know
this time here everyone always starts thinking,

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Okay, well, how do I
want twenty twenty four? Look? How

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is twenty twenty three? Did I
know? Do the goals? Did I

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get things? Maybe twenty two to
three wasn't your year, and you're like,

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okay, twenty twenty four is going
to be the best year? Yet,

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well, simple ways like look,
you know, maybe you don't know

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what you want to do, yet
look at how you want the year to

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go. You know, what are
some of the goals that you would like

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to have. If it's all I
want to be able to lose ten pounds

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or on to fit in these genes
from high school, or you know,

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I want to be happier, healthier. You know that's a big picture thing.

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Make sure then you have some little
goals that you can achieve along the

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year. And maybe you don't hit
that big picture, but if you achieve

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some of those small goals baby steps, right, it's still success. It's

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like, we focus so much on
this big, large goal of the year,

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and if we don't hit that,
it's like, well that year was

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a failure. I didn't get get
it done. You know, do you

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have another year? We have what
approximately eighty years worth a life at least.

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Yeah, I hope that'd be good. So I mean, maybe you

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don't get it this year, maybe
it's in twenty years. You know,

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as long as you're working towards those
goals, that's the thing. Work towards

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it. Doesn't mean you have to
hit it today or tomorrow. But if

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you start working towards it, you're
gonna feel better. Right. And if

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your goal to get healthier, eating
less or exercising more, and you have

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a week where you don't get that, don't beat yourself up. Just start

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over the next week. I know
it's easier said than done, but I

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think that's a big thing that in
januaryone's like I'm gonna hit the gym,

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and we do it for a month
and then we kind of fall off it

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and then we never return until January
again. Right. Well, and if

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you get off course, if you
steer yourself back on course, you can

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still get there. Just steer yourself
back on course. Right, Maybe you'll

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be behind a little bit on your
goals, but that's okay. But you

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know, making small bite sizable goals
is going to help you to achieve that

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big goal that you want to make. I made a goal this year to

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lose one hundred pounds in twenty twenty
three and to hit that goal by the

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end of the year. I only
have to lose one hundred and twenty five

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more pounds, so it's okay every
year. So I kind of went the

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wrong way on that one. It
happens. If somebody listening would like to

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get some good advice from you,
definitely not for me, but I feel

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like get some health advice from you. How do they get hold of you?

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Oh, John, I feel like
you probably have different types of life

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advice. Oh I've got plenty of
things. If you need advice, give

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you some. It's not worth much. But if you're looking at help creating

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healthier, happier habits for the new
year for you or your loved ones,

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History, brought to you by the
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and Sunny ninety three point three.
It was on this day, December twenty

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seventh, nineteen twenty seven, sux
Falls had its very own airline, Dakota

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Airlines would charter passengers two regional stops
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US Army pilot by the name of
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plane in nineteen twenty one with the
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and flying recreationally. However, after
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he realized there was a demand for
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In the beginning, you had to
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worked to reserve your flight time,
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nineteen twenty seven, Tenant had enough
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under the name of Dakota Airlines.
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providing flight instruction along with his air
taxi service out of Renner Field, a

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one hundred and eighteen acre field owned
by George Renner located just north of Sioux

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Falls. A salesman flew into Renner
on September eighth, nineteen twenty eight with

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a new model plane for Harold to
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Harold's approval before flying up to the
South Dakota State Fair and Huron and trying

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to commission a few sales. Unfortunately, a flaw in the plane's design led

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to a tear in the wing during
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young man flying with him died in
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at Renner Field until nineteen thirty five, when a bigger field that had been

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set up in Soux Falls became the
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