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And here we go with today's Minnesota
goodbyes, Sylvia. We're diving right in,

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and she said, I'm a big
fan. I wanted to point out

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a couple of things that were recently
talked about on the show. First,

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your answer to about whether Justin Timberlake
could have possibly broken up with Britney via

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cell phone text in two thousand and
two, Jenny and I speculated did they

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even have texting in two thousand and
two? She says, this is one

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thousand percent plausible. The Nokia thirty
two to ten was released in nineteen ninety

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nine, one of the most popular
phones in history. One hundred and sixty

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million were sold of this one model. And basically she goes on for a

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little bit with some details of the
history, and she said, I could

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assume a very high likelihood that most
celebrities had cell phones in the early two

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thousands. I had an OKEA in
two thousand and three, and so basically

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I think what she is saying is, yes, it is absolutely plausible that

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on that unit you could text.
So that settles that one got it thing

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stuck in my mind. You guys
keep saying you found the mind meld game

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online, but you actually had a
caller call in several weeks ago that tried

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to teach you the game. I
think it was on No Phone Screener Friday,

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but none of you could figure out
what the directions the caller was trying

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to tell you. I bet that
listener feels like Fallon did when Dave says

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he found something months after she recommended
it to him. That's all I got

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for you. Keep up the great
work from Sylvia. I do remember that

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listener calling in us trying to play
the game. The thing is is that

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we were doing it too quickly,
because I've heard of that game before.

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I maybe that listener made it up
themselves, but maybe they also saw it.

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But I've heard of that game before. I'm almost positive two years ago

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already. We tried to do just
a video of us playing it, and

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it didn't work out that well.
The problem though, on the No Phone

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Screener Friday one was we were doing
it too fast. We weren't giving ourselves

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a second to think, and so
we were just like, go, go

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go, and it wasn't working,
and so we just were like, we

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got to move on. We're gonna
try it right now. Think of a

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word, Jenny and I are going
to play mind meld yep. So you

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think of a word, then you
try to get within three or four steps

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each other to say the word.
You ready, three two one rain Rain,

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I said, logo, okay,
three two one, Okay, three

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to one. Minnesota goodbye. Shoot, we're both going. I'm going toward

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you. You're going towards me.
So you said Minnesota, goodbye. I

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said weather three two one, podcast, try one more. You said thunder.

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I said podcast three to one,
call her daddy. Air You said

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airplane crash. Just say, don't
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I do, That's what I do. And I said call her daddy.

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So all right, we didn't mind
meld that up, all right. Next

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says first of all, Amber says, thank you for I want wanted to

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let you know how much I love
you. Guys. You're my morning coffee

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in the morning and evening cocktail when
I get home from Keep doing the great

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work you do and never ever change. Wanted to write in with a situation

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about my coworker who turned into a
friend. There's a twenty year age difference

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between us, but I've always felt
we were kindred spirits past year has been

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hard on her. She's been in
the process of going through divorce. It

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ended very smoothly and civilly, but
ever since she's been separated, she's been

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bouncing around, chatting with ex boyfriends
from her past, flirting, trying to

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rekindle something. I am not here
to judge. My fear is that she

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doesn't want to and she is afraid
to be single. I don't know why

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people are afraid of that. I
enjoyed single life when I was. Anyway,

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now, whenever we get together or
even when we're a partial text me

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about this new guy in her life, and then she goes into depth of

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her love for them out of the
blue. This is annoying because I will

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get paragraphs on paragraphs of nothing but
stories about them on repeat on how their

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relationship has escalated. There's no hey, how you doing, Just dive right

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into it. I know she's happy, she's finally getting attention that was lacked

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in her marriage, but she never
asked about me or what's new in my

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life anymore. I'm happy for her, but there is a time and place

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for everything. And from what I
hear from another old coworker, she openly

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discusses it in public about her love
life. I need to set boundaries,

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but just thought it was so interesting
but a little sad as well. I

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don't know if you're looking for a
comment. It doesn't say what do you

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think? Or what should I do? So I don't know that you're looking

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for a comment. But I will
say she'll never change. Yeah, some

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people have empathy and some people do
not. Some people are a little bit

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more self centered. And you can
remind her, hey, you never ask

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about me, and she'll go like, oh my god, I'm so sorry,

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how are you? Next time she'll
do the exact same thing. Yeah,

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I would say that, like,
I have a couple people in my

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life that maybe are dealing with some
stuff lately, and so I am kind

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of the person that they come to
and talk to about things, and they

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don't really ask me about anything else
going on in my life. And but

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I give them a pass right now
because they're dealing with stuff and it's like

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that's what their world is revolving around, and so I don't really take offense.

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If it is a continuous thing in
years to come, I probably will

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eventually be like, hey, do
you mind seeing what's going on in my

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life? And you're such a good
listener, because Jenny is one of those

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people that you know, I'm gonna
be honest with you. When Fallon was

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on the show, Fallon and I
were both guilty of this, and I'd

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be like, fallin, last night, I had the worst night, Susan

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and I got an argument about and
She'll go uh huh uh huh uh huh,

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and I could tell she wasn't really
listening. But then she would tell

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me the same thing, like,
you know, last night, Jake and

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I had the worst night. He
had diarrhea andh blah blah blah, And

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I'll go, uh huh uh huh
uh huh. But Jenny actually listens,

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must I will. I know when
I'm at fault to not listen. And

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it's only because if you come in
and I'm doing like show prep stuff before

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the show starts, I'm half listening. In those moments, I'm trying to

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give you as much attention, but
I'm also like reading about news articles we

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need to be up on or something
like that. So those are the moments

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where you might get some of those
uh huh. Yeah, okay, cool.

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I'm glad you and saw Susan r
Are good now, No, no,

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And that's what I do is I
think that I can multitask, so

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You'll be telling me a story,
or Foul would tell me a story,

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or even Drake, and I'd be
like, uh huh, uh huh while

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I'm trying to send an email and
I purposely think I am able to do

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it, but then I go,
I have no idea what they just said.

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I never get mad at people,
truthfully, when I can tell that

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they're not listening. I just stopped
the conversation and I said, hey,

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are you listening, because Andrew,
my boyfriend's so guilty of it. And

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I will say, hey, are
you listening right now, and he'll look

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up and he'll be like, no, honestly, I wasn't. And I

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was like, that's fine. I'm
going to just start over. And I

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never get mad because I think every
single person is guilty of half paying attention

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to something or getting distracted by their
phone, and I do it too,

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so it's like, I'm not going
to get mad at you. But if

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I am like telling a story and
then Andrew gets distracted in the middle of

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it, then I get a little
bit frustrated, like I had his attention

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and then he got distracted when I
got to some really juicy deats and then

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he just gives me the uh huh. And I'm like, you were you

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would have made a comment on that. You just reminded me, Jinny,

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I don't know what reminded me,
but I saw a video or a reel

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yesterday and for something you just said
just reminded me. So it's a guy

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who is saying, there is a
guaranteed way to have your girlfriend pick the

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restaurant when you're going out. Yeah, so it's always a cliche. Where

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do you want to go? Oh, I don't care. Where do you

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want to go? Well, I
really don't care. Where do you want

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to go? Do you want to
go to Pittsburgh Blue? Yeah, that's

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fine with me. Well where do
you want to So here's what you do.

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So let's say that you and I
are going on a date. Okay,

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guess where we're going for Guess where
we're going for dinner? Are we

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going to Pana Express? Yes?
Oh my god, I can't believe I

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guessed it right. And so because
and I think it's kind of clever,

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And it was this young couple demoing
it in the car and it was actually

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really funny. He's going, guess
where we're going for dinner? And she

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said apple Bee's and he's like,
yeah, how did you know? Oh

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my god, our mines are really
clicking tonight. Yeah. I thought that

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was really clever. I think the
funny thing is with like my relationship right

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now, Susan genuinely doesn't care.
But we have our favorites, so we

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don't really you know, we go
to Ikes, or we go to Buffalo

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Wild Wings or go to Kai's whatever. Next email, Hello, my favorite

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morning show from Nicole. Just listen
to a ten twenty four show Tuesday.

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Dave. Happy belated birthday, Jenny
and Dave with the utmost love and affection

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for you too. I am appalled
that you guys don't wash new clothes when

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you get them. The lady wrote
in about not washing her blanket. Wrong

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husband, right, Yes, I
watch everything that is new before I wear

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it or use it. I'm wearing
a new sweater today. Oh wear a

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new shirt today. You know when
I saw that that color is beautiful on

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you? That is your color,
Jenny, because it is a bright but

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not overly bright lime green shirt.
That is your color. Thank you.

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That is seriously you should throw away
every article of clothing you have. And

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by just neon lime green, that
looks really beautiful. Next one, Backve,

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how did the Colorado house project and
in the basement end up? It's

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been interesting. There was a lot
of water in the basement, it grew

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mold. There was mushrooms growing in
the basement on the carpet. They ripped

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out everything. It's not exaggerating,
by the way. When he says mushrooms

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were growing in the carpet, he's
literally, that's actually what was happening.

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Because I know Dave makes jokes sometimes, but that's what was actually happening.

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Literally, mushrooms that looked like potato
chips growing out of the carpet. I'd

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never seen anything like it. They
took all the mold out, they put

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in drain tiles, and now we're
waiting for somebody to start. I think

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on Monday. Take a few days
to put everything back that they had to

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rip out, like door frames and
sheet rock and dry wall and that type

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of thing. So thank you for
asking. Okay, Next one, Dave,

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where did you get the inspiration for
your mouthful of food voice? You

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used to make fun of people?
It's the same voice every time for old

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and Abisco, for Jenny Bean boring, or for stereo tip, lazy people,

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et cetera. This is from Joe
Gonzalez and he is in Turlock,

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California. The voy shot us is
this one. It's like, okay,

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so anywhere I don't really feel like
gearing up off the couch, I'm gonna

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shit here and eat Freido Scoops for
the rest of the afternoon. I don't

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know. I don't think I came
up with that. I don't know where

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I heard it. Yeah, I
don't know if it came from Steve.

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I don't think. I don't know
where I got it. I don't really

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think. No, it wasn't Steve. Yeah, yeah, I don't think

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so. So I is you like
a kind of a you're breathing through your

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mouth because you're like, you know, like you're lazy. And it's definitely,

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I'll be honest with you, it's
definitely like an obese kind of a

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vibe. But it's also gon be
for like we're Oh, you know where

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I think I got it? Where
from The War of the Roses classic episode

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where the woman goes, my good
hesion my freak stuff should be no,

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my good easion, my freak Nashty
should be good enough for him. Do

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you remember that one? I do
remember that one, I guess I just

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don't remember the voice as well.
It was a woman who called in for

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War the Roses and he was cheating, and she said something on the phone

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that we just thought was so fucking
stupid. My Goodsian, my freak Nashty

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should be good enough for him,
and it was like, I'm sorry,

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they just sound gross. They just
sound they just sound gross. Anyway,

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I think that's where we got it, but I don't really know. Thanks

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for the question. And that one
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is this one, and neither is
that one. Here is one Nope.

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That is basically yeah, okay,
we're gonna move on to this one.

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Sorry about that. Listen to Dave
Ryan Show for twenty years. I was

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way too young to listen to War
the Roses. Huge fans since my first

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listen. I look forward to his
show every day and love capation up on

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the podcast. For the staff writer
that wrote in about waiting for her sign

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from her grandmother that recently passed,
I have a story that involves Katie Abdb

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that might have been a sign from
my grandmother. I was listening to your

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show getting ready for my grandma's funeral. You were playing the mixtape game and

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the category was something about a sad
song or something that touches you. Tina

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picked the song Supermarket Flowers by Ed
Sheeran. That song is about his grandmother,

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who had recently passed, written in
the perspective of his mom. I

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played that song for my mom and
she wanted that song to be played at

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grandma's funeral. So that morning,
as I was getting ready for a funeral,

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I heard that song in the radio. I got chills when I heard

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it and immediately started crying. I
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continue to get ready. It felt
like it might have been a sign for

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my grandma. I have a hard
time believing things like that, especially something

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small like that, but that's what
faith is, I guess, second guessing,

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but choosing to believe anyway. Wanted
to share with you all and the

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staff writer who said that she was
waiting for a sign. It might not

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be anything big, but might bring
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even the small things could be a
sign. Also, I'm sorry for their

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loss. I hope they can find
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their grandma. Show recommendation and here
we go. Watched it last year at

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this time. Surprise people never talked
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It's by the same people who did
the Haunting of Hill House. It

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is called Midnight Mass on Netflix.
It's old, but I thought it was

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worth a mention. It's a good
creepy show for Halloween weekend. Sorry,

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Jenny, because you don't like them, don't And that is from Janice and

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Janie. Thank you very much.
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Oh, we got a couple of
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and see. Okay, good,
All right, let's go on to another

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email. I want to delete that
one so I don't read it tomorrow,

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thinking it's brand new. Here we
go, Hey, guys, Thinking the

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other day about the kind of skills
I want to make sure my kids learn

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as they grow up. You can
think of the everyday stuff like laundry and

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cooking, But what are things that
people don't use or do anymore that is

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still important enough to teach kids.
I thought of how to properly address an

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envelope or check because some things still
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Mail. I also now that a
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are in the future, and you
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to teach your kids to pump gas. Driving stick used to be there,

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but that's pretty much obsolete. Okay. By the way, electric cars are

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not selling like they hoped, So
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of Toyota that said, I told
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because of the limited mileage and the
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So are they the answer to our
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because one day, if you learn
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glad. You know, if Carson
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even know where to find the spare
tire. Neither. Well, I could

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find the spare tire, but outside
of that, I couldn't tell you anything

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else. What other skills should you
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you're not limited to like hamburger,
helper and hot dogs. Yeah. I

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think that's a good one. Probably
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like I just feel like some people
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vacuums, like I remember my vacuum
Andrews like, I don't know how to

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do this, so I can't use
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that hard, like I showed him. But I think some people give up

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on simple things like that. That's
a good question we could use. We

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could do that on the facebook page, the Day Ryan Show facebook page.

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What basic skill should a kid learn
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I would say, also hang how
to hang something heavy on a wall?

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How do you do? You know
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And not good at that? I
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that I ordered for our bedroom and
with the anchors, and you know,

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I've seen it done before. I
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and then you put the first like
kind of plasticy screw in and then you

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put the actual metal screw in to
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I always make the hole too big
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yeah, I'm not great at that. That is a good one I've taught

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Carson several times. I don't think
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is one of my such a satisfying
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the thing where you take a hammer, you hammered into the dry wall,

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you put something on it, and
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because it doesn't have the strength,
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big, and it looks like crap. But if you put a wall anchor

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in there with a drill, then
you tap, tap, tap, you

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make the hole small because you can
always make the hole bigger, but you

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can't make it smaller. So then
you tap the wall anchor in and then

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you put the screw in. Now
you've got something that's not coming out of

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the wall, and so I think
that's a big skill. I don't know,

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that might be it. If you
got any other suggestions, let us

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know. And thanks for emailing the
Minnesota Goodbye,