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It's the Minnesota goodbye. You know
how you're always like there's a ghost in

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the room when I do my weird
thing? Have you taken the other ghost?

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You ever taken over my ghost role? Yes? It was pretty good.

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It was a little light. It
was a little too light, a

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little I think tete sounding from what
I've watched from movies. It takes a

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lot of energy for a ghost to
show itself, so I don't think their

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voices as boisterous as you might think. All right, what do you have

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for emails? I'm straight god,
Okay, this is funny for Jenny.

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Hey, favorite morning show crew.
I have a real quick question for Fallon

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and Jenny. While Davis out,
Jenny often refers to her friends as her

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girlfriends. The only other person who
I know that does this is by grandma,

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who lives in western Minnesota. Is
this a Minnesota phrase? Do others

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who are talking about their friends who
are girls call them girlfriend for reference?

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I live in Arizona. I love
listening to Jenny because her northern accent reminds

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me of my Minnesota family. Thanks
for all you do, Sierra. I'd

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never noticed that, but when she
said it, I'm like, Jenny does

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say my girlfriend Una. Yeah,
yeah, my girlfriend Luna. We did

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this. Yeah, I'm a Minnesota
thing or will your Wisconsin, but still

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close enough. I guess I've never
realized that. I don't know if I

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feel like I want to specify the
gender when I'm talking about someone. So

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I say my friend, so I'll
be like all my girlfriends and I went

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and got brunch. Yeah, I
don't know. I know why I do

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that, because I know I use
friends also, but I do use girlfriend

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all the time. It's mostly girlfriends
for you, and I don't because I'm

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like thinking about it, and I'll
say my friend Harry or my friend,

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or I'll say my college roommates Heidi
and Abby. I don't say my girlfriends.

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And another one that you do,
Jenny, that is funny. That

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is not funny. But I did
not know your sister's names for like five

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years because Jenny would never say,
like my sister Rachel. She would say

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my big sister or my little sister. And I did it today too,

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talking about my older sister. And
at one point I realize, I'm like,

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and I still don't know. Drake
said it's so bad. He's told

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me multiple times it's because he doesn't
talk about him enough, I don't think.

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But like for me, I'll just
say my sister Kara or Lane.

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But that's I never noticed the girlfriend
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you're the youngest, it's a little
different because I feel like I'm always trying

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to like clarify because they're they have
very different lives. So like when I'm

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talking about one or the other,
I feel like I'm like very much clarifying

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their age. I don't know more
so than any possible but yeah, I

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know I forever You told me that
if we ever did like some trivia on

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the show and I was like,
what are my sister's names, you'd screw

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it. It's like big sister or
a little sister. Don't I love it?

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Okay, it's the same with it. People give me so much shit

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because I say inkpen. But people
in Indiana do not claim me. They

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say that, they do not say
ink pin that I am a freaking weirdo.

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You do say when I go to
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is I think Indiana thing? Yeah? And then vehicle yeah, And that's

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a regional thing for sure. Absolutely, because Dave will it like that's on

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the vehicle. One is Davis brought
it up for years, and now I'm

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pretty good at saying it right,
but it bothered me for so long because

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when you, like, I'd never
been told that was wrong. Yeah,

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well it's not wrong, it's just
different than how we say it in the

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middle. Would bother me so much
when he would point it out, and

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I'm like, anyway, But then
I started noticing if I listened to a

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podcast with someone from like my region, or I talked to a friend,

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they absolutely say it. I think
the first time we ever like kind of

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started pointing that out with you.
I had just started listening to a podcast

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and she is originally from Indiana,
and so she had said it, and

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so I text you how to go
It must be such an Indiana thing because

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she had said it, And then
she got so many dms on Instagram that

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she brought it to everyone's attention.
She goes, I get it that I

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She's like, I've never known that. I say vehicle, Now I don't

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know which way to say it.
Vehicle is kind of how you would say

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to a vehicle. And so she
brought it to everyone's knowledge that she didn't

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know that it was any different than
the way other people say it. But

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she got called up by so many
people like I'm sorry, how do you

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pronounce that word? One of the
top ones from my region that I had

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to work on in Indiana while on
radio was how we say eel words.

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We pronounced them like I LLL.
So if I'm like, oh, that's

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made of steel instead of that's made
of steel, oh, I would say,

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oh, my car's wheels instead of
my car wheels. Okay, that

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is a very big one where I'm
from, and I never would have known

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that I was saying it weird.
And I had a program doctor who was

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from like Kansas. She's like,
dude, that's not how you say it.

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You got to fix that for on
the air. I'm like, oh

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good, no, okay. So
that one and she even brought she was

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actually visited randomly a month or so
ago. She was in town. She's

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like, me and my husband are
driving through. Can we stop and see

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you? I was like sure.
She's like, I want something Minnesota.

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So I took her to get Juicy
Lucy's and we were just talking about like

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old radio stuff. She's like,
remember when you had to fix those words.

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I'm like, yes, I'll ever
forget. Next email, first time

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emailer, a longtime listener. I
remember getting ready for school in middle school

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and listening to Dave and Corey Foley. So two say, Okay, I

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hope these aren't for Dave. Then
if they are, I'll save them for

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him. Two separate subjects. First, I know someone emailed about pelvic floor

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physical therapy and I wanted away,
and I did pelvic floor physical therapy after

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my first and second baby. It
is life changing. I can now sneeze

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or cough and be confident that I'm
not going to leak. It's not simply

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just key goals like many think.
Your therapist will evaluate your strength and how

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well you can relax. That was
my issue. So it was so worth

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it, and I even got my
sister to get started. It's one of

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those things I've said forever I need
to do, and I haven't done it

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yet, and I really need to. Second, what are some random intrusive

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thoughts you have, whole girl?
For example, my intrusive thought is when

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I'm drinking wine with a nice wine
glass, I have a thought to bite

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that glass. Obviously, I have
never done it. My coworkers in trusive

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is wondering what it's like to punt
a bird like a pigeon. Oh my

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goodness, listen to you all.
Thanks for reading my email, Jenny,

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what are you your intrusive that I
my main one is because of my fear

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of heights. I think about like
just like jumping off the side of a

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bridge or something like. There's like
this weird fear and it has a name

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to it. That specific fear has
like this like intruessive thought has a name

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to it. But when I first
started to ever feel that way, your

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girl thought she was a little crazy. I was like, what's wrong with

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me? And then I realized it's
like an actual thing a lot of people

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have. But that's like an intrusive
thought. I don't know. I think

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recently, when I've been like kind
of stressed, I've thought about I wanted

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to check my phone across the room, But it was specifically my phone that

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was making me angry, So that's
not really an intrusive thought. That was

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like taking it out on something that's
making me angry because my phone was being

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a little bitch. But I don't
know. If I can't think of I

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will Nope, I'm not gonna say
this one. There are some weird ones,

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yeah that I would not here too. I will say that my intrusive

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thoughts have gotten stronger since having a
kid. Yeah, and it's weird.

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It'll be like I'm driving with her
drive into like an oncoming car kind of

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thing. It's so weird to talk
about it because it's not and intrusive thought

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does not signify like something that actually
want to do and something you want to

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do where you're down or something.
It's like it'll crush im, like almost

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like oh my god, what if
that happened. There have been moments on

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the radio where I thought like what
if I just swear right now? Yeah,

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they're having moments like that that I've
had, and obviously I never would

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and I am. But then I
sit and I think like why did that

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even come to my brain? Just
like why did why did that come to

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my brain? I have no idea. It's very odd. I'll have intrusive

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thoughts about Jake, but that's almost
like a playout of scenario almost like what

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if I found out he was living
a double life? Yeah, I don't

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know, it's like a weird thing. I don't know if that's actually considered

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intrusive thought. I always think of
like reckless things, like when you drive

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over a bridge. What if I
just drove off. Yep, that's an

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intrusive thought. So that's a good
question. Laura, Deep and Dark also

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send me email me your pelvic floor
person if they live on the western side.

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I'm not going to drive out in
the middle of nowhere, probably because

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I'm too lazy, and by middle
of nowhere, I live in the middle

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of nowhere. I'm saying the opposite
side of the middle of nowhere, Okay.

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I'm reaching out in hopes that listeners
can help. My twenty three year

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old daughter just took a teaching job
in Austin, Texas. She has to

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be there by September fifth. I
am hoping, let's see how this goes.

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I'm hoping there may be someone who
listens and knows the Austin area and

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can recommend places to live that are
safe and affordable. I know those often

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don't go hand in hand, but
we know nothing about Austin and really would

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take any advice people can give.
I also know this is so specific,

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so if someone writes in, please
feel free to just forward me the email.

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To forward the email to me rather
than read it on error even pass

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along my email to them. Whatever
makes it easy for you, thinks so

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much. I enjoy you all so
much and felt this would be a great

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place to add as Molly. If
we get these in the next day or

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two, well, I'll mention him
on the podcast of mind next one.

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Hey, ladies, wanted to say
you two and Drake are rocking it with

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Dave gone. It's always a little
weird listening when any of you are gone,

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but the show's so great. Fallon. You gave me the push to

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book a one night in Vegas trip
after you and Jake went. I've been

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thinking about it, but who wants
to fly twice in two days? But

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then you went and I thought,
what the hell? So tomorrow I'm surprising

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my ten year old with a one
night trip to Vegas to see his favorite

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band, Maroon five. I also
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so the ten year old doesn't get
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because the other two require more attention
from us, so this will be a

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nice break for him. They gave
me chills. That's so fun, and

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his brothers that are constantly annoying him
as weird as it may sound. Thank

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you have a great rest of the
week. Shay, Shay, you are

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at ten years old, you are
making such a memory that is first of

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all, so cool that you can
afford to do and to see one of

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his favorite bands. And I'm guessing
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they're at one of the casinos,
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and so every seat in that venue
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kind of intimate. And also I
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all of the like shiny, sparkly
lit up things like will be cool.

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And then all the casinos have pools, you'll have enough time to get some

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fun food, go to the pool. I don't go to the arcade in

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a pool, because I'm are at
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it'll be so fun. Good for
you. I'm glad that that inspired you.

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Okay, this one next text,
it says Drake needs to learn to

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zippermerge David, don't even make everyone
snap lol. That's from Naomi. Wanted

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to get that in there. Says
please read this before and that's what the

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topic is. So I'm curious what
this is maybe they don't want this on.

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I don't know. Here we go. I'm a mother of two daughters

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who I have raised to love everyone, and they do. Yesterday, my

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nineteen year old daughter made a joke
in front of my brother in law that

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was inappropriate as a reference. He
is gay, love this community, and

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so does my nineteen year old.
I know she didn't mean any harm.

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She is nineteen, and we are
always learning how to speak, what to

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say, what not to say.
I immediately shut it down, and she

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had no clue she'd even said something
that was inappropriate. The room became quiet,

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and I was so frustrated with her
since she is nineteen. I then

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became embarrassed for myself. It's okay
to let her learn how she speaks her

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mind. She was immediately sorry,
but in today's culture, I don't want

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her to mix her words. She
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My thoughts when is it appropriate?
When is it appropriate and inappropriate to

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let my young adult daughters learn on
their own. Can I be more supportive

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and not jump when I hear something
she actually doesn't agree with? But her

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mouth got the best of her,
and I assure you it was in a

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statement that made her uncle chrais and
just maybe hurt his feelings. As I

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try to raise strong daughters, can
I let them fail at times and still

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stand from my beliefs, Especially on
this topic, I would say yes,

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they are probably going to fail because
you're not the only person in their life

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influencing the way that they might speak
about something. So they might hear something

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that they don't fully understand is offensive. But at nineteen, you get a

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pass for saying things that you don't
fully mean or like believe because you don't

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know any better. Sometimes, but
I think it is important to correct them.

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And even if it is in front
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that might embarrass that your daughter in
the moment, but I think it is

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a really big lesson for her in
that moment to learn because I mean we

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worked so for example, I worked
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was someone on there who at the
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there was someone on the squad that
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all these mentally challenged people and one
person and use the R word to describe

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someone or not to describe someone.
Sorry, they just use the R word

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in general, okay, not to
describe someone that is mentally challenged. They

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just used it, and the person
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don't use that word. That's inappropriate, called them out right away. The

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person heard understood the situation, probably
was embarrassed in the moment, but I

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felt like it was necessary because I
agreed with my friend who works at that

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camp. I completely agreed. So
I think sometimes it's a tough lesson for

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people and your kids specifically that you're
talking about, but I do kind of

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think it's necessary. I agree.
I think it would be hard for Okay,

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two things hard to let your kids
fail really hard. Number two hard

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for me. I would immediately snap
because would feel immediate embarrassment because I know

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it's wrong, right, So I
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situation, I probably wouldn't the exact
same thing as you. And also questions

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should I have waited until the uncle
left told my daughter, Hey, you

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did this, It was inappropriate,
baby. You should apologize to your uncle.

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Better to learn it though, in
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strangers. So I think you probably
did the right thing. When you get

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called out in front of people,
it is embarrassing and you remember it very

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well. Yeah, so I think
you did the best you could do.

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I think it is important to let
your kids fail, but in the setting

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of your family, that's not it, probably because you're going to correct them.

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They're going to fail a lot in
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lot you can do for them in
that situation. They'll figure it out.

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But I think you're preparing her the
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Still, nineteen is still a child. I mean, I know you're technically

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an adult and you're still a child. Yeah. I do things. I

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will say things, and it's scary
because I'm talking live every day and I'll

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get in my head and be like, oh god, how did that come

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across? Clearly, I think at
this point you would probably know that any

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of us on the show, we
never want to hurt someone's feelings. We

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never want to offend someone through ignorance. We might times, yea through accidental

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missteps in our words. We might
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I don't know. I think you're
doing everything right. And is it to

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answer your question, what is it
appropriate and appropriate to let my young adult

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daughters learn on their own? I
mean they're going to be away from you,

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so that's when they're learning on their
own. But when they're with you,

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you're still able to have conversations with
them and talk through things with them.

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I think ye okay. And final
email from Dan. Hi, Dan,

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I'm blind in my right eye,
so my hearing, my friends have

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noticed, is better since my accident. I still have trouble hearing the TV

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at times, talking about kind of
I think like keeping closed captions on.

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Were talking about that earlier on You
can't make this stuff up. Thanks for

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the email, Dan. We they
said that of sixty percent of people use

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close captions on their TV now,
which is a pretty high percentage, and

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they gave different reasons, but that
is probably why Dan does. Thank you

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so much. We have two more
days of Minnesota go by until Dave's back

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on Monday. Than I am out
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