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And off we go for the Minnesota
Goodbye. We had a lot of little

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emails today, so I think there's
a couple of bigger ones, but a

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lot of short ones. So here
we go. Dave, you brought up

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this book that you had your parents
fill out, and I had fell in

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love with the idea. Mine.
I don't think it's available anymore. Mine

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was probably filled up by mom and
dad many years ago. But it was

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something like Grandpa's Story and Grandma's Story, and it was a very simple little

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book meant for kids to talk about
what was Christmas? Like, what were

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your chores? Did you watch TV? Were you allowed to whatever? And

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my mom and dad filled it out
and it's just very sweet and I'm really

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glad they did it. Sidney goes
on to say, I'm trying to look

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this up. I'm only a coming
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of Memories. Was this the one
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other options? Or I might just
bad at shopping online. Thanks for the

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idea. I'm about to buy multiples
to get them to mine and my husband's

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grandparents asap. The one she found
is called the Grandparents Book of Men.

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Marie's one hundred questions to recall the
time of your times of your life.

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I think that'll work Sydney. Like
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ago, probably thirty ish years ago, and I'm sure they don't sell it

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anymore. But I think it was
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this one looks like it'll do just
fine, So that'll work. Next one,

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Dave and Jenny. My name is
Chase Fisher. I am emailing on

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behalf of my wife, Tiff.
One of our goals in life is to

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come to Minnesota and meet Dave Ryan
in the cast of the morning show.

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We've been listening for probably ten to
fifteen years now. We were grateful on

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how you guys cheerfully get us through
each day with smiles on our face.

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Next week, I've got time off
work and thought this might be my best

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opportunity to take my wife out of
town. We live in Idaho and head

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towards Minnesota for a football game and
maybe stopping to say hi to our favorite

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radio show, maybe get her book
sign that she has from Dave. I

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know none of this sounds like your
standard operating procedure, but I thought maybe

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you would find it cool to meet
a life fan from Idaho and make her

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year. Let me know if this
is something that is even possible. I

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appreciate you taking time to read this. Hope to hear back from you soon.

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Chase, you would not be the
first person, believe it or not,

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who has come to our show and
you don't live here. I was

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gonna say, I have set up
so many different people that have come in.

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I remember this cope Brittany came in
with I believe it was her husband

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at the time. They're definitely married
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then I mean, we've had people
from all over I know. I know

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there was one person recently who was
dropping off their kid at college and they

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did a detour through Minneapolis just to
specifically like see it because of us talking

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about it. But we weren't around. It was a weekend, so we

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weren't around studio and stuff like that. But yeah, we can do that,

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Chase and Tiff, we would love
to have you out here. I

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think it's so flattering that you live
in another state but bond with us enough

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that you want to come by and
meet us. You would not be the

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first there was Jennifer from Texas.
There was one I've kind of lost touch

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with. She was from Atlanta.
Oh my gosh, what was her name?

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She came to Star Party David and
Lisa from Detroit. Jill from New

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Jersey was one of the first and
she listened and lived in New Jersey and

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we had her out here ten ish
years ago and we took her to Booty

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Cruiz Mall of America, the five
eight Club and we just had a great

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time. So absolutely, I gave
him my direct email to send. We'll

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get that set up. So chase
next one. Kay? That one is

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we might save for that one.
On the air. This one says Happy

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Thursday, David. Jenny from Maddie
Dave, wondering if you'd be able to

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elaborate on the story behind beside behind
Crisco Sorry Nabisco leaving KWB and what he

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did that left a sour taste in
your mouth. You piqued my interest when

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you mentioned it on Tuesday. I
can give you a little bit, but

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I want to make it clear I'm
not ripping on the kid. We are

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good friends and I love him and
he is just a good person. But

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basically when he left, he was
working here getting part time hours, and

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he kept asking for full time,
and I kept saying, well, you've

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got to work and get full time. We don't give you full time and

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then expect the work out of you. We really want to see you improve

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with your work habits, that type
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your work habits, we'll give you
full time. And Chris go was not

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happy with that apparently, so he
got an offer from another radio station and

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he left. Now, the thing
is, you can quit and you can

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leave. But when you build up
a character on a show for ten years,

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and we built him up on Katibb, he was on for ten years.

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I did not know he was on
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ten years he started and I want
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summer of two thousand and two or
so, and he was here until about

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twenty twelve. So you build up
a character, and you establish a character,

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and you let every but you know
who they are. You don't just

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hand that off. It's kind of
like if you're Coca Cola and you have

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your secret formula, you don't hand
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take this, because they built it
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radio where if you are built up
on one radio station and that's how you

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become known, we don't like you
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I've been here for thirty years.
This station would not want me to

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walk over to I don't know k
QRS and do a morning show over there

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or a midday show, because it's
like, no, we built you up,

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they don't get you. So Chrisco
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he was doing and how harmful it
was to us to hand off one of

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our secret weapons to another radio station. But it's all behind us. It

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was ten years ago and we're fine. Yeah, but that's kind of what

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happened. But it was annoying to
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doing. So but again, like
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we're fine. Random question. A
few days ago, you played Robin Show

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Me Love. I personally love all
of Robin's songs, but apparently it was

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not for everyone. Some friend of
Dave's texted in complaining, are there any

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songs that come to mind that are
more polarizing? Obviously, if you're not

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the target audience, baby shark will
be annoying as hell. Thanks for all

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the laughs. You're semi regular contributing
writer, Andrew. Seriously, I need

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more fighter fiber. That's what we're
calling people who write into the show.

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Contributing writers. Is that it contributing
writer, jaff staff writer. We've gone

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staff writer and contributing writer. Okay. Any songs that are more polarizing,

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I don't know. I know that
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because you've heard it so many times, right, Yeah, I did not

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like it when I first heard it. I just am sick of hearing it

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now. I think the CARDI b
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Town or what's it called I'll Paint
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I don't like that one. And
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right now, and I watched it
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Yeah, it's not really you know, I don't hate it. I think

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the problem. I think one of
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of turning the songs down when they
come on. I don't think there's any

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god really polarizing song. Are they
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right, now probably in general,
okay, because I wasn't say there's definitely

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plenty of songs out there that are
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Cardi B and Megan the Stallion's Whop
People. I'm not gonna love that

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song. And I'm trying to think
maybe baby got back in the back in

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the day. It was kind of
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you hated it. I would have
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but that is some good food for
thought. Next one, Liz says,

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I think it was the end of
the show podcast today when you were talking

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about Netflix and Blockbuster, because there
was a story about how back in the

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day, like thirty years ago,
Blockbuster had a chance to buy Netflix for

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fifty million and they passed on it, but they obviously should have. I

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used to work in Hollywood Video for
three years. It was my first job.

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We had the new release titles guaranteed
in stock deal or it's free kind

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of a deal before Blockbuster. That
always pissed me off when people said we

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copied Blockbuster. Okay, anyway,
my Netflix DVD subscription is coming to an

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end. On Friday, I downloaded
the list of rented and rated movies shocked.

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I've been a subscriber for eighteen years. I think the mail service has

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really gone to shit and made it
not as fun. I didn't realize they

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still did the mail service. They're
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like maybe for this Friday, because
they were doing it for That's how they

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started. They rented DVDs, and
dependent on your level of membership, you

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could have one or two or five
DVDs out at a time, and you

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could keep them as long as you
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you'd mail it back in and order
another one. So I've been expecting my

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last two discs since Monday, the
Wednesday she wrote this yesterday, still not

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here, zero mail yet again boo. I was really hoping to get my

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movies Monday, watch them return them
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It is absolutely gone to shit.
I used to get movies returned Thursdays,

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get new one Saturdays. That hasn't
happened in years. I'm so hoping my

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last movies get here soon. I
probably should look into Redbox anyway. Nothing

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terribly interesting. I guess my thoughts
on Netflix DVD going away another chapter in

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my life. I still stream,
but the titles are just not the same

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anyway. Happy Thursday to you.
The obligatory dart lick dart lick from Liz,

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Thank you, Liz. Next one
from Caitlin. Dave, Jenny Drake.

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Want to tell you, first and
foremost, I really appreciate all the

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work you put into making the Morning
Show what it is. You all provide

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an insane amount of free entertainment for
me and so many others, and I

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think everybody would agree. We sincerely
appreciate being so open with your lives for

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the listeners. One thing that keeps
eating away at me, Yes, let's

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talk about it. The personnel changes
on the show. Losing Steve was difficult.

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You've managed to carry on higher,
Drake and continue to humor me in

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new and different ways. You seriously
know what you're doing, David's obviously obvious

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why you're so successful. That said, I understand budget cuts. I work

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in marketing, where we are the
socks of strip poker always the first to

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go. I like that, the
socks of strip Poker. Yeah, we

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can usually make our new situations work
and life goes on. But at what

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cost? You said you were seriously
worried Jenny would be taken on more than

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a healthy amount of work. So
I guess my question is how do we

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as fans of the show continue to
support you all through your budget personnel cuts

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and still be able to advocate for
the health of the people providing the entertainment.

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Thank you again for everything you do
from Kate, But I don't know,

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Jenny, is there anything that you
would say to that. I mean,

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there's nothing that she can do.
You listening to the show is what

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we need. We need people to
listen. We need people to listen on

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the iHeart app. If you missed
a segment, go back and listen to

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it on the iHeart app. Because
it's how we make our advertising dollars as

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we prove that people listen to us, which means then they will hear the

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advertising if people want to advertise with
us. So it's just important to have

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you listen. I don't know that
there's any other solution, Like you do

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what you're already doing, and you
listen to our show. I think that's

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it. I think listening to the
show number one is the most supportive thing.

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And I think also participating in the
show and any text message that says

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hey, that bit was funny or
love that bit or Jenny, you crack

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me up or anything like that.
That's always it's like a little pat on

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the back, and I think that
keeps you know, our spirits are up.

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Anyway. This is usually the best
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you know it's just nicely. I
mean even just you writing in Caitlyn and

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saying thanks for all the work that
you put in the Morning Show. I

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really we really appreciate that. That
really means a lot. So thank you

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for being supportive the Morning Show.
Dave and Crewe quick question, maybe some

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potential to be a contributing writer.
By the way, I don't have the

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stickers ready yet, so the contributing
writer offer is not good yet. Once

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I get those stickers in, will
you remind me to get them because I've

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been working on them, but I
got to remember to get them. It's

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going to be a few weeks.
Pick them up, order them. I

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got to order them and they're not
We got to design them, and we

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took a crack at designing them the
other night. But Susan and I are

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not graphic artists. But I will
say I won't be able to go backlog

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everybody who writes in now, so
the offer does not stand yet, but

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in another couple of weeks when we
get stickers in, then they will jets

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quick question, maybe some potential to
be a contributing writer. One of my

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friends is running the Twin Cities Marathon
on Sunday and I want to go support

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her. Dave, I know you
mentioned you'll be running the ten miler,

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so just curious on what is the
best execution to support my friend. Do

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I go before the race and wish
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at the end of cheer her on
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Just wondering what's the best way to
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Any opinions are welcome. Much thanks, staff writer Aaron. I love

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that you took the liberty to sign
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is part way along the route.
I would say probably maybe a little bit

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toward the end of the route,
park your car on Summit because the run

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up Summit is kind of grueling.
It's the last five ish three ish miles

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of the run. You're getting tired, you don't have a lot of gas

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left in the tank, and if
they see you and they say, hey,

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you know what, tell her in
advance or him in advance, say

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I'm going to be at the corner
of summit and whatever. And you can

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track people if you know their number, you can track where they are on

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like an app or on their website. I believe you're right. I can't

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forgot about that. Yeah, and
so that would be really cool. Don't

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miss them because you don't want to
be they're a little bit too late and

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they've already run by. But I
would look forward to that if I was

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running by and you had like a
cow bell. Cow bells are big in

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marathons and ten mile ers, and
maybe you sign that says go you know

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whatever their name is, But that
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miles when you're running on empty.
I'm not entirely sure. Did they say

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they're doing the marathon or the ten
miles looks like the marathon? Yeah,

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okay, Then I would honestly suggest
that you try to hit him at two

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different spots throughout, because I totally
do that. Yeah. When I did

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my half marathon, I'm not gonna
lie. I was like kind of sad

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with my family because my sister and
dad didn't get there until the finish line,

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and I'm so happy that they even
came to support me. But my

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mom, she tried her best and
she just couldn't get to Like she tried

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to get me in the first like
five miles, and she just couldn't get

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to the spot where I was,
So I didn't see her till mile like

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seven or eight, and I was
so excited to see her, But that

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was the only time I saw her
throughout the race. And I did do

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it in Wisconsin, so most of
my friends are in the Twin Cities,

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so nobody came, like friends wise, to go support me at that one.

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But I just think it is like
one of the greatest things to do

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to support someone at a race like
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hard. It like brought tears in
my eyes just going to see Andrew's brother

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running last year. I was like
so proud of him. So I would

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say, maybe if you can hit
two different times the finish line at the

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Twin Cities Marathon and ten miler is
a cluster five it is, yet you're

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not going to be able to find
them, like until they're basically out of

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this big corral. Of people,
So I would focus on trying to see

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them along the race more so than
at the beginning or the end. That

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is so true, because at the
end it is a cluster. Fuck,

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Jenny, You're right, there's a
big fenced in corral that people can't get

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into, and as they run over
the finish line, you go over here.

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You get a blanket if you need
one, like one of those little

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lovefle metal aluminum looking things. Right, yeah, I never get one.

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I don't. I'm already warm,
I don't, I don't need one.

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I get my metal. Then you
can go get a banana or granola or

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an orange or whatever, and then
you walk out of the corral. But

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I would say when they most need
you is on the route itself, So

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that's what I would suggest. Okay, this is my second time emailing,

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the first time being for the Minnesota
Goodbye. We also met at the fair

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when I was fifteen. I've been
listening since middle school. Let me see

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what he's writing about here, because
he says it, I don't expect it

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to be Okay, I know what
it is. He's basically I'm going to

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read this off the air and then
maybe edit a little bit because it's very

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long, and he admits that it's
very long, but he is basically saying,

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you know, it's interesting, how
Dave, when you go to the

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doctor with a bump or a cough
or a like a little spot on your

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skin, you think it's going to
be cancer and you're going to die.

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He says, I'm the exact same
way. I had a feeling in my

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throat for years, assumed it was
flim and more or less shrugged it off.

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Graduated college a year and a half
ago because I no longer had classes

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as freshover, I started doing a
bunch of research but only made it worse.

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Saw a general physician who confirmed my
suspicion that it was either post nasal

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drip or acid reflects and sent me
on our way. And basically they go

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on to it looks like I'm trying
to get to the point here because I

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don't want to. Basically says,
I hope to put your mind at ease

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and also provide another possibility for what
you could be going on. So I

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decided I had to email because I
was very comforting no one that I'm not

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the only one who thinks the way
I do. Hang in there, and

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please accept my well wishes for a
speedy recovery. Thanks for all you do

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to keep me entertained every day and
truly feeling like my friends after so many

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years listening Listeners since twenty eleven,
Dart Liquor since twenty twenty two. That

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is from Kevin. Kevin, I'm
gonna go back and read your entire email

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to myself because I don't know that
you necessarily expected me to read it on

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the Minnesota Goodbye. But it's interesting
that there are people like me and Kevin

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who when you get a bump or
when you get a little knot, you

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go, oh my god, I'm
gonna die of cancer next one. Oh

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is that going to be for now? That's actually going to be it for

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now, So we'll get to more
emails. Thank you. We actually went

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a little bit long. It flies
by on the Minnesota Goodbye. Please send

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those emails and become an official staff
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