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Fallon and I both got emails messages
the last couple of days that and these

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are just things that listen you,
anybody who listens to the show or were

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public figures you have a right to, you know, complain or find wrongdoing

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or whatever. But I'm not gonna
give you an example of some of the

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things that I got today that I've
already gotten today, Oh yeah, that

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I don't agree with. For example, I was talking about a guy at

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the Chanhassan parade who's probably sixty five
didn't have a shirt on, and I

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said, you know, you're sixty
five. It doesn't matter what age you

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are, if you're a man,
leave your shirt on in public. You

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know what I mean. You're at
a parade. It's not nineteen seventy five

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anymore. You're not in your backyard. Do you notice anybody else with their

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shirt off? And people were actually
looking at him like kids especially like gross.

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Yeah, and it's not because your
body is gross, which it's sixty

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five years old. Let's face it, your body is not as attractive as

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it was when you're twenty five.
But I said he should have had a

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shirt off. And of course,
this is the kind of thing that annoys

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me. Somebody says, Dave,
you are wrong. There is no reason

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that he couldn't be shirtless. He
might be too hot. Health first,

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I'm sorry if you have a health
problem that makes you have you have to

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take your shirt off, stay inside, or stay in the shape, or

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you're probably going to be cooler with
a shirt on to keep you from getting

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sunburned. I don't I don't like
when people make excuses for shit behavior in

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public. Like, Okay, let's
say there's a guy and he's at Red

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Savoy Pizza and he's watching YouTube with
the volume up. You might go,

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well, that's rude, But then
somebody will want to make an excuse and

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say, well, you know what, maybe he is hard of hearing,

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or maybe he is poor and maybe
he can't afford I get really tired of

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the excuse making for bad behavior.
I know you're trying to be like understanding,

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but at a point you gotta go, well, yes, you know

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what, they did rob a liquor
store and he did beat up the way

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the lady behind the counter, but
you have to understand that maybe they grew

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up and it does Shut the fuck
up, Shut the fuck up, and

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stop making excuses. For bad behavior, and there's a real pattern of that.

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And so then somebody else says,
Dave, Honestly, it's not an

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age thing about the shirtless man.
The eight year old boy should have a

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shirt on. Two in public?
Girls have to suffer with shirts why not

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boys. Well, I don't make
the rules, but I don't think that

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an eight year old boy should have
a shirt off either. And I don't

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think an eight year old girls should
have their shirt off in public. But

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I'm less offended by an eight year
old boy with his shirt off than a

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sixty five year old guy. Yeah, and of course we all know you

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don't send your eight year old daughter
out with her shirt off. Yeah,

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and maybe it's not fair, but
that is right now as of today,

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July fifth, twenty twenty three.
I don't make the standards, but it's

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still a standard not to send your
eight year old girl out with her shirt

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off in public. Yeah, you
wouldn't send out I mean Olive's four,

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would just send her out without her
I mean four years old, who cares?

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Right, I wouldn't have all of
shirtless out now. I mean,

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like, I'll be honest. So
my mom took her the other day to

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the library, and I don't know
if this chance has a library library or

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what, but they have some kind
of little water spray thing outside of whatever

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library it was. And all OF's
friends were playing in this little fountain and

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she's happened to see him from daycare. She's the random running and they had

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bathing suits on. And so my
mom let all of getting her little undis

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and running it now completely harmless,
and she sent pictures. I didn't say

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anything, but I probably would not
have let Olive run around in just her

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undis. I like, don't even
post. I mean, it's not like

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something people I don't post all of
in her bathing suit on my Instagram.

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So I do post Olive, but
like, if she's in her bathing suit,

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you don't see her cute little butt
cheeks. You don't see like I

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just I don't know why. I
just chose that's why, because you don't

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want anybody like looking at that totally. That's where I dropped the line.

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You can see her in like a
big old life jacket and a hat,

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but like, I just don't do
that. So I'm like, my mom

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didn't post it anywhere, but I'm
like, I would not have let all

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run around on their little bandies.
But I also know when they get hot,

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Like if it was down at our
little private beach, like and I'm

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private, I mean my neighborhood.
It's not like Jake and I have a

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private beach our neighborhood, then I
probably wouldn't care as much, but we

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would have plan to go down there
so she'd be in our bathing suit.

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But I also know, I don't
know. I don't know where I'm going

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with this. I was I grew
up on a farm and ran around with

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my shirt off into an age that
I should not have probably toil. My

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mom was like, you can't run
around with your shirt off anymore because my

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dad always did. And I was
like a little girl who just wanted to

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be like her dad. But my
mom didn't let me go to kmart like

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that. You know, so I
don't know, you know what I like.

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Again, I don't make up the
rules. You know, I would

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have no problem with women walked around
with their shirts off, and men I

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don't care. But that's not the
norm in our society, in the same

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way that it's not the norm too. I don't know, pick your nose

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in public, you know what I
mean, one is gross and one is

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I get it, but I will
say, you gotta talk to your mom

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about let your kid go to the
water spray thing and with her underpants on.

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I would not That is like,
that's a little bit Indiana to me.

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Oh, it's very Indiana. I
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it. She doesn't. I know
it was because it was very impromptu and

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like she didn't plan on any of
that happening because she will take her to

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the beach and she always asks Jake
to pack a bathing suit and talent,

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some block and stuff. So I'm
like, it's not a regular thing.

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So I'm not gonna like say anything. I choose my battles. I am

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very thankful for her even taking her
to do something. Honestly, she could

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just sit in her house and watch
TV. So I'm happy she takes her

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to do stuff. Tell me what
it was that. Now you got some

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again complaints And again we're not saying
don't ever complain about anything, because we

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appreciate your opinion even if it doesn't
agree with ours. Guess what, We're

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going to have different opinions, but
you had if you don't, if you

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don't want to talk about them,
remove on to email. But you had

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something about somebody said, oh,
you're ruining small businesses, or she had

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a couple of things and they made
me feel bad, and I just I

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was like, I decided to not
respond because I was like, it was

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one message for each thing, so
it wasn't like it was a majority.

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I posted that I was going to
do like a no by July. I

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did it last year, which just
means you make it whatever you want for

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me. I'm not spending any extra
money in July on things I don't already

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have planned. So that means when
I get the ad on my Instagram for

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an outfit that looks cute, I'm
not buying it. I'm not going on

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Amazon and buying random purchases. I'm
not going to Target. I'm not going

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to even veer my cart away from
the things I need like I'm not going

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to And it's just because we all
spend so much money on crap we don't

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need constantly, so this is just
one way. So anyway, I posted

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that, and then someone who owns
a small business was like, don't be

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posting this and promoting it, you
know, because this is like what's killing

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small businesses and July is already the
hardest one of the hardest two months for

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small businesses and blah blah blah.
And I didn't respond because I was like,

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she's a small business owner, this
does affect her. I feel bad.

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I don't think my one post is
what's causing all of this, but

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it's not helping. Sure, But
I'm like, I didn't do this to

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personally attack small businesses. I specifically
actually in my example said this means I'm

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not for me. You make it
what you want from me. It means

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no more grabbing random stuff at Target
or online purchasing. Neither of those would

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be small business purchases anyway. But
it made me feel bad and I'm like,

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god, I And then I posted
a picture. I went to the

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Lobby Coffee Shop and Excelsior and posted
a picture of this coffee drink that I

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got that I like. And just
just for context, the Lobby Coffee Shop

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is a very more upscale than Dune
Brothers, more upscale. It's it's very

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I was there myself this weekend.
I went there and played cribbage with Shannon

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from my running club after we went
for a run, and it was delightful.

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But there are two other coffee places
in Excelsior. Yeah there, So

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the person message and said, you
know you need to go to other places

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too, you need to be supporting
dun Brothers and Red Bench. Those are

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the other two because when the lobby
came into Excelsior, it took a hit

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on those coffee shops and we don't
want to end up like Zetta, which

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I'll be honest, I don't know
a lot about why Zetta. I'm guessing

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they've had unsuccessful coffee shops or so. I don't know that. I think

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why Zetta is just so it doesn't
have that small town vibe, that warmth

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anymore. Why Zetta is very fu
fou very Why Zetta is full of expensive

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stores, expensive little boutique places,
and if that's your thing. But Excelsior

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downtown, there's a freaking laundry store
over here, there's an antique store over

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there. It's got a very still
water vibe. So why Zetta has got

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an expensive project. So I was
like so frustrated, and I was like,

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I wrote back, and I go, I go to all the places.

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That's all I wrote. And then
I didn't read their message back,

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but I was like, it just
frustrated me because I was like, I

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just posted a picture of my f
and coffee. I didn't say like,

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I don't know, just it just
bothered me because I was like, man,

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I got shit on two days and
it made me. It made me

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for a second be like, I'm
not posting on social media for an except

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for my required posts that I have
to do through the radio station, because

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I just it'll upset me and make
me feel bad. And then I was

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like, no, fouling, you're
being ridiculous. It was two comments,

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and I don't even think either of
those people meant to be mean to me.

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I think that they just were like
they want their small business or their

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a little town to stay thriving,
and they they're so forgetive and they're probably

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concerned. You get people who are
overly concerned or overly concerned easily triggered about

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whatever. My measuring stick is always
if I do something or say something on

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the radio and one person complains,
I say it's one person. If I

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get ten comments about it, then
I'm like, oh, maybe I should

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rethink, yeah, what I'm saying. I had one this morning that really

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did just piss me off. And
we were joking this morning about it.

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You didn't invite me to your party, and you had a party on Friday,

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and you're a terrible person for not
inviting me because you're like, well,

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it wasn't a work party. She
invited Jenny and she invited Drake,

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and we're joking and I don't care. I mean whatever, you don't care

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whether you hurt my feelings. You
don't give a fuck. So somebody wrote

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in and this is the kind of
shit that pisses me off. They said,

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oh, look at this privileged,
middle aged white guy complaining about something

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again. And I'm like, I
hope you're joking. They're like, nope,

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not a joke at all. And
I blocked them. Oh okay,

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because it's like, fuck you.
Yeah, Seriously, if I say something

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and you don't like it, do
you blame it on me being a middle

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aged white guy. Do I look
at another race or ethnicity or gender and

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say, well, you did that
because you're in ABC? Fuck you.

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I'm sorry. There are people who
you know what I mean, would if

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somebody, let's say that you find
somebody who's from, oh, I don't

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know, Milwaukee. Yeah, and
they complain because they didn't get an invitation

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to your party. You go,
well, well it's because you're from Milwaukee.

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I just get really tired of that. Yeah, because as a decent,

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middle aged white guy, not everything
is a complaint. That's not fair.

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Sometimes it is fair. So I
just really hate that at it.

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So I blocked him. It's like, you know what, I don't need

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your negativity. Last thought on That
was a lot of the time, when

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we get a complaint or a negative
comment, I look back to see whether

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they're a fan of the show or
whether like there was a guy who would

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write in like Jenny's a whore,
Jenny's always a whore, and she'll always

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be a whore, And we'd go
back and look at his text messages and

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that's all he ever wrote. So
we blocked him. Yeah, but then

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somebody will say something like Fallon says
the stupidest things, and then I'll look

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back and they'll be like three text
messages ago. It's like, Fallon,

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I loved your weekend in five photos. Yeah, I look, I'll look

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at that too, And obviously I
don't like, I don't want this podcast

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to be like a bitch sash about
We're just being real. Yeah, there

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there are some times I saw someone
post like check in on your entertainment friends

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because they have to pretend like they're
happy all the time and blah blah blah.

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And it made me laugh because I
was an out laugh. I guess.

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I was like, oh, I
guess to see their point. But

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it was interesting because I've never seen
a post where someone's like, check in

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on your entertainment friends. And I
was like, uh, I mean,

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I get it, but I'm like, that is odd, isn't it.

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Yeah? But all right, next
one, This is a Minnesota goodbye topic.

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It says Dave and the whole morning
show. You've mentioned multiple times you

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got stacks of games in the studio
that you've tried on the radio throughout the

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years. I'm taking a bus trip
with a group of adults from the Twin

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Cities to an event in Chicago in
a few months, and I need to

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think of games for us to play
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wondering if you have recommendations from your
stack of games that would work for a

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group like that. Obviously, it's
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have a game board. So far, I've thought to think fast the lyric

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game and catchphrase. But I'm drawn
a blank at the other good ones you've

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played throughout the years. Also you
mentioned well let's stop there for a second.

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I would say name five game.
That is where you say name five

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orange things in twenty seconds, or
name five cars in twenty seconds, or

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putever what time limit you with.
Sometimes it's ten seconds. Said snake oils

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is it's challenging unless you have outgoing
people. So I wouldn't recommend snake oil

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necessarily. The Kazoo game if you
have like one person playing a kazoo and

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the or the humming game Okay,
smart ass is basically it's where you say

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I am a thing, I am
orange, I am triangular shaped, I

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can and then people have to guess
what it is. So these are all

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games that you can buy on Amazon
or Target. I don't know i'd play

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that with Like, yeah, I
wouldn't play that one either. Um,

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but that as you get you started, I would say, do this,

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Um, look online and see what
kind of travel games there are. Um,

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there are travel game apps because we
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all the time with my kids and
there's tons of them. I would love

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the one, the Heads Up game. It's a it's an app on your

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phone, the Ellen de Generous one. It has like lots of different versions

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on that game, and I think
they're pretty fun and easy to bring along

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kits on your phone. Kaylee also
says you mentioned having a friend from the

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Quad Cities that's in radio. I
was curious if it having to either Greg

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Dwyer or Bill Michaels from the Dwyer
and Michael Show. I grew up in

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a tiny town and those guys were
my Dave Ryan growing up. Maybe you

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have no idea who I'm talking about, but I wanted to check because I

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love your show. But Dwyer and
Michaels will always hold a special place in

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my heart. One of my best
radio friends is Bill Michaels, and we

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are both magic geeks. We both
love magic. I saw him last summer

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at a convention and they had a
magician there. And Bill Michaels is a

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great guy. Love him. One
of the most humble people ever, and

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he's so successful. And I don't
know Dwyer as well, but he's also

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very nice. I don't I can't
talk a lot about him, but because

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I don't know him, but he's
also very nice, so hitting to lead

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on that one. And here we
go last one. I think, yeah,

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it looks like it wanted to sharry
story with about my dad. We're

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because we did for Father's Day a
couple of weeks ago. One time my

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dad I was a couple of years
old. They put me in the car

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seat. We were off. Dad
was telling mom how skilled of a driver

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he was. He was so skilled
he didn't have to break on the long

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winding road while ignoring the objections from
my mom. He was going fifty five

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through each of the four curves.
Oh my god, he made it through

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curves, and now he's coming up
on the turn into their driveway. Well,

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he can't back down now, so
he decides not to break while making

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the sharp turn into the driveway.
He made the turn, but my car

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seat was not buckled in. I
went tumbling onto the floor, strapped of

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the car seat, landing upside down, head on the floor. But I

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was okay, and my mom never
let him live that down. Take care,

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love you guys. Great story.
I'm glad, okay, and that

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is it. Send emails we will
need them for tomorrow. Send emails to

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