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Yesterday on the Minnesota Goodbye. Actually, on the show, we talked about

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surprises, so we got an email
and they says, hey, I know

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him late, but I'm listening back
to today's show and you guys were talking

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about the best surprises. My dad
has been playing in a band since I've

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been alive. I'm probably his biggest
groupie and always would bring my friends to

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watch his gigs, dance with my
mom and the other band wives. Well,

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the best kept secret was that he
and the band surprised me and played

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a small set at our wedding.
Everyone knew but me, even my nine

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year old nephew, who was a
rock star. Keeping the secret. They

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snuck all the equipment in a day
ahead and set up My mom said I

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wasn't allowed to see the reception hall
because she wanted me to see it all

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decorated. When we walked in for
the first time at the reception, I

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didn't even notice a full band set
up until my husband pointed it out to

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me after we were walked into the
reception l it was so special. I'll

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always be the drummer's daughter, Alyssa. What a big surprise that I'm actually

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surprised didn't get ruined, especially by
like the nine year old. That is

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your steel trap. And also,
that's so cool you've a built in band,

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because a live band to hire for
a wedding is expensive. Don't you

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think that she already probably had other
means of entertainment? She had something,

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But that's still super cool. Hey, guys, want to say, because

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of you, I've been watching Jerry
Duty really good. I have a question

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about urinal etiquette. I don't know
if we're going to know the answer to

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this. Yeah, and I but
here we go. Me and my friend

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go to a hockey game, and
I'm using my typical urinal etiquette, where

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you use every other urinal when available, stare forward, don't talk, and

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read the promotional poster in front of
you. That seems like, without knowing

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a lot, that seems like what
you would do. Well. Some random

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person comes up, stands right next
to me and carries on a full conversation

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with me as we're we're leaving ourselves. Of course, this seemed like it

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took forever since it was such a
random conversation. When I left the restroom,

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I told my friend some loser and
they're kept on having a conversation next

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to me while we were both peeing, and made a joke that he didn't

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know urinal etiquette. Then I come
to find out neither my friend, and

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he said, I am being an
idiot? Is your anal etiquette really thing?

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Or am I just crazy? Probably
more of a question for Dave it

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is that I think that it's just
like, there is absolutely etiquette. I

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have always heard you don't stand next
to someone at the urinal if unless there's

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no other open space, you do
the every other So I know for a

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fact that's etiquette. I think the
talking is probably it just depends on the

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person. Yeah, you have chattier
people. I mean even in the women's

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bathroom. I don't talk to some
people, and some people will talk and

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I will talk back to them,
and we're in separate stalls talking. So

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I think that you're both right.
I think some people just are don't care,

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and some people respect the etiquette.
Yeah. I don't know anything else.

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No, I mean that's exactly what
I would have said. The only

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thing. One time I was in
the women's restroom, which once again is

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not urnal etiquette, but I didn't
know who had walked in, but there

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was a song Plane over the speaker
and it was Amy James from K one

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to two, and she tried to
talk to me, and I couldn't figure

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out who it was at first,
and I really didn't want to talk to

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the person, so I just stayed
silent, which made it twenty times worse

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instead of acknowledging the person talking to
me between like the stalls. And then

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eventually I just like squeezed out of
there and I realized it was Amy.

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But at that point I was too
far in of being awkward and silent that

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I didn't stick around and be like, sorry, Amy, I didn't know

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who it was. You, Oh
God, Okay, Hey, Jenny and

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fallon, Dave and Drake too.
I was listening to the Minnesota Goodbye for

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five seventeen and had to smile to
myself at Jenny's ab fart story. When

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working out, I had a similar
thing happened to me. But at work.

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I work at a small chiropractic office
with only four staff members, me,

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the billing manager, the massage therapist, and the male chiropractor. I

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would get adjustments frequently by my boss, the mail Cairo, and one day

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I was having some mid back paid
and he did an adjustment on me where

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he would wrap his arms around me
and basically bear hug. Wwe slam me

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down on the table while using his
fist as a pressure point on my spine.

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Well, I bet you can guess
what happened next. He had me

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roll back and he pushed down on
my body hard and I so loudly expelled

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all the air on my body.
Not only did I grant, but the

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driest latant fart came out of me. I know he heard it because he

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got this side smile and giggled a
little. I was mortified. Luckily,

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the two other ladies that worked there
didn't hear it, but I could have

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just become one with the fart and
drifted away with the wind. I'm sure

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he had situations like this all the
time and forgot about it, but I

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am still embarrassed by this today.
Anyway, Thank you for reading this.

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I love the show and listen and
follow along daily. You guys are my

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company, along with my two dogs
as I work from home now and don't

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have co workers to chat with throughout
the long quiet days before my husband gets

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home. I have been listening since
middle school and would sit on the school

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bus streaming of the show for my
iPod waiting for Elena's have you been paying

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attention quiz and test myself. If
you ever need more content, you can

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always bring that bit back or do
some sort of trivia. Thanks again,

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Katrina. Katrina, that is mortifying
and amazing, and you're right he probably

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did hear that all the time.
Oh, I've seen so many chiropractor videos

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of people get in their backs cracked
or something cracked and a two falls out

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like you just can't help it.
And I think that chiropractors know what they

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signed up for. I'm calling today's
episode blatant fart in your honor, So

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I'd love how you worded that.
You're very funny. Okay, I actually

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got a DM from this person and
she said, Hey, I want to

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send you something about that I heard
on your show about weddings in Scottsdale.

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And she's like, it's probably too
late. I said, it's never too

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late. You send that away.
So, hey, guys, I just

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want to say I'm super pissed off
at that girl who called in today and

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is debating being in her friend's wedding
in Scottsdale. What a selfish person.

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If I don't remember what this is. Well, I think she has it

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wrong though. The girl who we
had on who was debate going to a

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wedding was it was going to be
in Chicago, and then the bachelor at

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party was in Florida. Yeah,
so as we did it, we do

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a replay. We don't remember,
I don't know. We've done a few

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replays and staves out that's a rule
of thumb. So anyway, I apologize,

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I don't remember. She says,
what a selfish person. If her

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friend was there for her when it
was her time to get married, then

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she needs to return the favor,
especially if her friend asks her to be

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there. Being in someone's wedding is
an honor and it is obviously not that

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important to her, which is why
she is contemplating ditching. Shame on her.

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She's a horrible friend, her excuses
are lame, and her friend will

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probably be very disappointed. I am
just disgusted. The reason I'm so triggered

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by this is because I'm a recent
bride myself. I spent all of my

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twenties and early thirties attending bachelorette parties, bridle and baby showers. Gender reveals.

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My friend's kid's birthday parties. The
list goes on. I've thrown showers

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for some of my friends as well. When it was my turn for my

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way, nobody cared. They all
have lame excuses to not come to my

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shower or bachelotte party, Like my
husband is going golfing and I need to

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watch the kids. I was like, Okay, maybe your husband should go

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golfing another day since I threw your
baby shower for you. The list goes

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on of lame excuses everyone had to
not be there for me. It's extremely

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hurtful when you put time and effort
into other people and when it's your time

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to shine, they can't do a
single thing. I've decided the people who

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weren't there for me, I'm not
giving my time to and I'm done with

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them. I made them a priority
and they couldn't do the same when it

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came when it mattered to me.
Can anyone relate? Sorry for going off,

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It's just upsetting. If people are
there for you, then you should

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return the favorite period. I can
feel that pain in what you're writing,

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and it's not like I don't know
if you maybe you wrote this sounds like

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you obviously got married later than a
lot of your friends since you did baby

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shower shot, mbile's kid's birthday parties, and that does suck. I mean,

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the thing is, yes, they're
a different point in their life,

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and it really is different when you
have no kids and no family or you

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know what I mean, you're not
married or whatever. Even if you are

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married with no kids, it makes
it a little bit easier, But that

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still sucks that you did that for
all those people, and it sounds like

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a lot of them bailed on you. And I'm really sorry you felt that,

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because You're right, that's like the
time when you do feel loved.

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I think some people take it too
far obviously and expect too much of people.

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That's another thing we've covered. I
mean that bachelor at party, she

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was like three days in Florida for
two thousand dollars? Are you kidding me?

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What are you spending two thousand dollars
on for three days in Florida?

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I mean, I get it they
could have been going to like Miami or

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something where it's more expensive, but
that just sounded insane to me. But

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to ditch out on like your shower
and all these that makes me sad,

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and I'm really sorry that like,
I can feel like that pain in your

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email. So I'm sorry. Okay, next email, I opened the door

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for someone when everything in a situation
was screaming no. But thank god it

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turned out fine. Okay, let's
see where this goes. It was eight

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to nine pm in winter, so
dark. Oh, I get it.

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We talked about how you don't open
the door for people when they come to

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your house. Yeah, and like, especially if you're a woman alone.

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Oh yeah, yeah, you don't
open the door. Okay, so she

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opened the door for someone even though
everything was saying no. It was eight

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to nine pm in the winter,
so it was dark. We live in

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the country and we were going to
wake up at midnight and drive to the

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UP. I believe that stands for
Upper Peninsula. It does Michigan. My

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husband was driving and I was going
to sleep in the car, so I

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was up late getting last minute things
ready. My husband went to bed at

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six. My three young kids were
also in bed. We had already dropped

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my two dogs off at my parents
since we'd be leaving in the middle of

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the night earlier. Two vehicles were
driving around and asked my husband if we

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had seen their dog. We hadn't, so when someone knocked, I assumed

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it was about the dog, and
the guy wasn't walking away because he could

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see the lights on. So I
answered, He's like, are you missing

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a dog? I found one and
I go, is it a German short

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hair? He got all excited it
was our dog, but I had to

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tell him no, it wasn't ours, but someone is or was driving around

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looking for one. But we have
two German wire hairs so close. Though.

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Needless to say, my husband was
pretty mad. I opened the door

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alone, without him awake and without
my very protective large dog to back me

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up. Moral of the story,
don't answer the door even though it was

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fine. Won't do that again with
the guy did have the dog that they

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were looking for or the neighbor.
Okay, but I don't think she had

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contact for those people that just drove
by looking for their do I's like,

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knowled she could really assist it.
Just said someone is looking for the dog.

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Hold on, let me just heavily
breathe take a breather. Here we

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go, Hey Dave and the rest
of the morning show. I'm bored enough

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to rewatch the hills. Oh great, through it and currently it's at the

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part Heidi and Spencer are wedding planning, Aster mentioned premarrital counseling and Spencer gave

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a look. It made me think
of a show idea. How many people

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got premarrital counseling and decided not to
get married, specifically for some reason discovered

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in counseling, not just called off
an engagement for cheating or whatnot, only

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because counseling made them realize I can't
do this. Just a thought, would

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be interesting to know how common or
uncommon it is. I think it would.

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I mean, we could definitely do
that. I think that's very uncommon

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because it's a more of a religious
thing, so especially Catholics, and well

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I say especially Catholics, I don't
know. There are plenty of religions that

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would make you do that, and
I don't think it stops most people.

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I think it's pretty like routine kind
of counseling. Yeah, so it's not

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like you're digging too deep, right, and usually isn't it with like the

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past will not pastor it would be
the priest. Yeah, so you're not

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revealing most likely a lot of issues
that you would to a fracas who is

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not associated with your church. Yeah, absolutely, one more quick one will

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do. Hey, fallancing your latest
post of Edith and you. I just

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wanted to share some pictures of my
cat, Yuki. Even though mine has

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a black eyebrows, it is still
the same evil looking look that my cat.

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Okay, it still has the same
evil look your cat, and the

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cat looks just like Edith the same. I've heard that tuxedo cats is what

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they're called, are the spiciest.
Yeah, so of course I was drawn

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to Edith, and yes, Yuki
has some evil ass looking looks. So

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anyway, thank you for sharing that. I love the little animal pictures and

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that's it. Thank you so much
for listening. Dave's back tomorrow for the

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Minnesota Goodbye, so I'll forward him
these emails that we didn't get to that

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we're kind of more specifically for him, and have a great weekend on my

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behalf, Jenny, you're here tomorrow, all right, and then I'll be

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back next week. Dun dundon,
you can email Ryan Show at KDWB dot com.

