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Happy Pie Day from the Minnesota Goodbye. PI Day is three point one four

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and March fourteenth, so we gave
away pizzas today from Carboni's. That was

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kind of fun. I got an
email. One of the first ones on

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the Minnesota Goodbye, Jenny is about
hold on and make sure we got volume

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here on the Minnesota Goodbye, because
I had that volume turned down. Well,

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I think we had volume. Let
me just check something here. Interesting,

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Hello, check, hello, and
interesting. If I turn those mikes

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down, they still work. Okay, Well good, I'm glad we're recording

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and we should be good to go. So here's our first email on the

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Minnesota Goodbye. It says, thanks
so much for the free pizza today from

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Christy. My grandpa's a retired math
professor, and he was so proud of

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me. I wish I knew more
than three point one four, But I'm

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no mensumember. She brings that up
because you know, I don't want to

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brag because I'm in the high IQ
club. Mensa. You have to keep

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that for a long time, Like, is that for a lifetime time?

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Well? Yeah, when I think
when you're in, you are in for

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life. You don't have to retest
but you can also purchase a lifetime membership,

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which you can still. I don't
know, but I bought the lifetime

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membership and I was so proud of
it because I didn't get a college four

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year degree, and a lot of
people would say, well, you don't

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know what you're talking about. I
went to college. You didn't go to

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college. So I'm like, fuck
you, bitch. I'm in mensa.

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Yeah, so I don't bust it
out as often as I used to,

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but you know, here and there
she goes out to say, it was

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curious how far Dave knows pie without
cheating three point one four one five nine

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two six five four. And I
only remember that because I had a calculator

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that went to that many digits.
So if you push the pie button three

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point one four one five nine two
six five four. Finally, this won't

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translate well in your podcast, but
attached to photo of one of my daughter's

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favorite shirts featuring a pizza pie.
Let's scroll down, and it is a

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pie or pizza pie dripping cheese in
the shape of the figure a pie.

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Okay, do you know what the
figure a pie looks like? Um?

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I don't. It looks like a
table with two legs. Oh yeah,

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that one having a tea with two
stems and it's got pizza thought is very

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clever. Thank you, Christy,
Minnesota. Goodbye. Next one, Rebecca

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says, I'm listening to the nine
am hour, the March twelfth Morning Show

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podcast on Apple Podcast. Just want
to tell you that, even though we're

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not talking about ads breaking in anymore, when you were doing jingles, Dave

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says, here's one every American knows, and then immediately commercial begins Lucky Land

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Casino, asking people what's the weirdest
place you've gotten lucky. I haven't recorded,

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but I'm not sure the best way
to share the ten second video clip.

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It's a little too large to email. Had to laugh. Maybe it

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was placed there on purpose. Thanks
for the daily fun, Rebecca. I

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recognize you from your profession. She
is a caff and hefer nutrition specialist and

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she's written in before. I'm not
surprised it was totally random. Yeah,

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I don't know why you would think
on doesn't Apple podcast usually do a better

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job of filtering at unnecessary ads?
I don't know what which ones are the

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most problematic that people listen to.
Okay, uh, next one? Hey,

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Besti's I was catching up on the
podcast. Dave said, you need

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some emails or politics. It is
no Dave. If I get enough of

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that at home, let me give
you a subject. Boogers. Oh I

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can't wait, Dana says, I
was at work. I work in them

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out a medical field during doing home
care and travel eighty to one hundred and

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forty miles a day seeing patients.
Naturally, you get a piece throughout the

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day. And let me tell you, if there ain't a quick trip close

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by, I'm usually screwed. Ninety
five percent of the time. There's fucking

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boggers all over the stalls. What
the fuck is wrong with people? The

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toilet paper is right fucking there.
I try not to look going. I

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just hurry up and pee and get
out. Don't look, don't look shit,

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I looked ew. Why don't these
nasty bitches pick their nose in traffic

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in their car like normal people.
Sorry for the nasty subject, but better

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than politics. Ah right, She
signs off, have a great weekend from

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Dana. I didn't know that women
did this too. As a man,

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I always assume that women are much
more clean in the bathroom than men are.

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I've walked into the men's room here
at least once and seen a big

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booger wiped on the wall right in
front of the right by the urinal,

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and I'm like, who does this? What? Adult male picks his nose

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and wipes it there, not for
strangers to see, but for his coworkers

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to see. It's strange to me. The women's restroom here is, for

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the most part, very clean,
minus some things that might remain in the

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toilet. Yeah, but outside of
that, I have never seen anything that's

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not it's a very clean bathroom.
I would tell you a story about and

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a booger encounter, but it's so
disgusting that I don't want to tell you.

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If you ever want to know and
you see me in person, I'll

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tell you, But I don't want
to tell you right now. Okay,

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Dave and Jennay. After listening to
the Emo three mo yesterday, I had

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to share my exciting plans and maybe
give Dave a reason to use some of

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those vacation days. Simple plan is
playing at Epcot for four days in May.

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I'm going specifically to see him.
They play three times each night,

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and I might watch all three if
my eight year old allows it. My

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mom got his free flights for through
her work. So it's slightly less insane

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than it sounds. Love you,
guys. I already have a staff writer

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sticker proudly displayed on my car.
That's cool. I don't know that i'd

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be able to make it, but
I'm already okay. I was at the

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Chan Dinner Theater the other night watching
Aaron do improf and I grew up back

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in the seventies. Gordon Lightfoot,
the guy who did the Wreck of the

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Edmund Fitzgerald and a bunch of other
songs. You might not know he's dead

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now, but there's a tribute act
coming to the Chan Dinner Theater. So

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I'm going to go see that.
It's a tribute to Gordon Lightfoot. But

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I also really want to go see
Simple Plan and Avril Levine at the Armory.

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I thought you got tickets already.
Did you not buy yet? No?

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Not yet. Well, we probably
have some tickets at the station you

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could get show, really, I
would think, so I'll have to ask

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about that one. I mean,
we still play Avril Levine every once in

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a while on KATIEWB. Definitely not
a Simple Plan that only comes up when

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we do like an email remost situation. But at the same time, I

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don't know if that concert would be
sold out or not, because those are

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both pretty big acts. Still,
they're retro acts. I guess you can

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tell it nowadays, but yeah,
I don't know. I mean I would,

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I can ask I Candance for sure. Uh, we're going to delete

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and we're gonna hit the lead on
that one, and I'm gonna save that

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one for the radio. Here we
go, my favorite Dart liquors. I

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know we talked a lot about airplane
etiquette. However, I needed to mention

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something I thinking about while on a
plane. So apparently they're writing this on

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a plane. So I'm sitting in
a window seat that I picked to sit

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in. There's a man in the
middle seat who is larger than average,

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So he is sitting with his broad
shoulders spreading way into my seat and into

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the aisle seat. On a full
flight, obviously, there is no place

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for him to go besides the seat
he's in. Here's where people are gonna

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rip me apart. It ain't my
problem that he doesn't fit in his own

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seat. He has made some kind
of poor decisions in his life that cause

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him to be large. Sure,
he could have a disability. Blah blah

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blah. But seriously, if a
carry on bag doesn't fit in the overhead

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bin properly, it's got to be
checked. No if sands or butts.

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Why can't the humans be much too
large for their designated space he doesn't fit

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in his bin, so to speak? Or why can humans beuch too large

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to fit in their seats? Should
he have to buy two seats or pay

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for first clas or at a minimum, choose a seat that he's not in

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the freaking middle. If somebody doesn't
fit in an amusement park ride, they

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can't ride the ride. It sucks. I get it. Maybe airlines need

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similar rules. I'd rather be dart
licking, Courtney. So she's on the

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airplane as she writes this, and
she says, I'd rather be dart licking,

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which means she either loves doing that
or she doesn't like it, but

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she'd rather be doing it. I
think it's the latter, probably right.

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We flew back from Hawaii a couple
of weeks ago, and on the return

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flight we were in first class and
a giant man, I mean probably four

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hundred and fifty pounds sat across the
aisle from me, and I thought he

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had to buy a first class ticket
because there's no way he can sit in

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a regular airline seat. I do
think because we're bigger than we've ever been,

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and more accepting a fat than we've
ever been, that they probably should

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have a couple of seats on an
airliner that are biger In other words,

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they take out the arm rest and
they put in one arm rest and two

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seats to accommodate bigger people, maybe
in a couple of rows. What do

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you think I mean, I think
that that would definitely be helpful. That's

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a lot of work to do on
every single plane that exists, though,

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so I don't know if that's I
feel though, like the money might be

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worth it to invest in something like
that versus the complaint emails that the companies

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probably get when they do have someone
stuck in that situation and they're upset and

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they're demanding a refund or whatever.
I think I've never had a refund.

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I've definitely had somebody who was very
large and spilled over, and they tried

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really hard to lean away from me. I think they might have been in

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the I don't remember, but they
tried very hard to keep their body to

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themselves, and I appreciate that,
but it's still, you know, it's

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kind of annoying. But at the
same time, I felt bad for the

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guy. You know, I've got
fat friends. I don't go I'm not

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going to be your friend just because
you're fat. That's not it at all.

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But it is annoying when a stranger
is big and spilling over because it's

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just it's intrusive and it's not fair. All right. Next one, somebody

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by the way just said they saw
Olivia Rodrigo's tour bus at the Courtyard in

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Bloomington. Do you think that's possible
that she'd be here this early? Well,

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the Mall of America is doing a
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Oh, tell me about this.
I didn't know this. I'm going to

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have to look it up because I
don't know the exact detailed. It's not

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Olivia in it. Oh really,
but I think there's something going on.

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I'd have to do some research though
to tell you that information. All right,

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Well, I was all excited for
a minute. Okay. Next one,

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it is Alexus and she says,
you guys are all such beautiful people

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inside it out, I appreciate all
that you guys do, and appreciate you

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all for being your true selves.
I'm a home healthcare worker, so I'm

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driving quite a bit through the day. Oh this is our second one.

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Today I listened to the morning show, The Minnesota Goodbye, and I've still

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I've recently started listening to I'm Still
Fun with Fallon and Jenny. Love it

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all. Try to keep it short
and sweet. Just know you guys so

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touch so many people's lives, and
I've enjoyed every second listening to you guys

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during my day. I so appreciate
that my main topic of conversation. My

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partner and I recently got accepted for
a house. We have an inspection set

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up for this Friday, and everything
seems to be promising. We officially close

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in April. That's exciting. I'm
so happy for you. I would like

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some suggestions, opinions, and tips
for being first time homeowners. It's all

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very exciting but also nerve wracking.
I'm sure many have stories and oh shit

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moments from their first homes. I
would love to hear from them. Do

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offer some insight, so please let
us know what would you tell her.

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I'm the first to say is meet
your neighbors. Go down the street,

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meet your neighbors, say hi,
Because I know some people who have moved

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into a neighborhood they've never bothered to
meet their neighbors. And it's just great

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if you are out of town and
you need somebody to feed your cat or

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get your mail, or for example, maybe if you're I mean, I'm

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trying to think of another circumstance,
like Susan's not answering her phone and I'm

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really worried about her, Tracy,
can you run across the street, knock

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on the door and make sure Susan's
okay? And I've done that before,

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and it takes a good neighbor to
do that. Meet your meet. A

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few of them go to the neighborhood
events. I know sometimes you're like me,

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you'd rather stay home, but go
to your neighborhood events. We never

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have any fame that. Yeah,
we don't have neighborhood events when they do

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the National Night Out or whatever it
is. And I think August our block

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doesn't do anything, and so we're
thinking about popping down to the blocks that

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do do it, like a couple
roads down because we're like, we want

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to meet some people. But I
would also say, don't be the neighbors

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that don't maintain your house signyard and
sidewalks and stuff, because I go for

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walks pretty frequently, even in the
winter, and it's man, it's so

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frustrating walking down the street three doors
down and there's snow packed on and it's

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icy sidewalks and stuff, and I'm
walking like cautiously the entire time. So

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don't be the neighbors who don't shovel. That's a really good tip. I

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really, I think that's a really
good one. Don't be the neighbors who

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ignore your lawn. You also do
not have to have the nicest lawn.

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I will also say keep your pets
in your yard they're barking, and try

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to bring them inside. Yep.
I've had neighbors that do not keep their

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pets in their yard, and it's
like, Okay, I don't care if

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your dog wanders into my yard,
but when your dog takes up dump in

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my yard, I mean, come
on. Other than that, nothing,

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Really, I think that you'll find
some things in the house that you don't

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like, like the old curtains or
the old carpet. Sometimes you don't like

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their old toilet or whatever. But
you'll figure that out. I'm really happy

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for you. I think that's great. Also a little suggestion for you,

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Dave. I know you're training to
climb Pike's Peak. Have you done the

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Manitou Incline in Manitou Springs. It's
not far out from Colorado Springs. I

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did it last year and it kicked
my ass, but it is such an

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amazing feeling accomplishing it and one hell
of a workout. Yes, I've done

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it twice. The Manitou Incline is
a very, very steep incline railway bed

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that was there for one hundred years
and then a mud slide washed it out

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back in the eighties. But it's
straight up. It's no curves. It

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goes straight up the side of an
air They turned it into stairs. Yeah,

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so it used to be just a
washed out railroad bed, but so

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many people were climbing up it that
they decided to the city put stairs in,

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but not stairs like you think.
Railroad eyes every few feet, so

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it's like stairs, so you're not
climbing and scrambling. But it is a

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bitch. I've done it twice and
I am not going up that way I'm

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going up the more gentle Switchback trail. Oh. I didn't know that that

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was part of Pike's Peak. Manitou
Oh, Okay, Manique Springs is right

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now Mount Manituc leans against Pike's Pope. Okay. So it's yeah, it's

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it's it's so beautiful. And I
was actually on an app called All Trails

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yesterday previewing my hike, looking at
the most steep parts and what are the

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challenges and that type of thing.
One of the hard parts I've heard is

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that there's no water on the way
up Pike's Peak, so you get to

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carry all your own water if you
have a camelback. I do have a

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camelback, but talking to some people
who've done it before, they're like,

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a camelback is not enough. You're
gonna need to take a canteen on your

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belt or a water bottle on your
belt and drink a lot of water because

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what are you doing? You're Yeah, and the alligation in Colorado, which

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I know you go to Colorado,
So do you feel like you're more acclimated

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to the elevation in Colorado? I
do. Yeah. It hits me like

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a brick wall when I go there. And we're going on a trip next

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week to vail and stuff. And
I've gotten elevation sickness multiple times before,

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very common. A friend of mine
and her cousin went stayed at my house

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in Colorado. I actually married her
and her husband, so her and her

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husband have gone to stay at my
house in Colorado. She went with her

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cousin a couple of weeks ago,
and all day for one day she had

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altitude sicknass and was thrown up and
headache and miserable. I'm going to go

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stay in Leadville, Colorado, which
is one of the highest cities in the

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United States. I'm going to stay
there for a week before I do my

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climb. It's ten thousand feet,
so that would get me acclimated. Anyway,

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We're going to send you a staff
writer sticker. Thank you, Alexis.

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I'm going to hit the lead on
that one. This one is a

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little bit long, but I read
through the whole thing and I'm going to

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give some advice. Basically, they
work in financial planning, and we were

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talking about bankruptcy and consolidating debt.
They are a previous banker, and they

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said, I want to share some
knowledge of what I've gained. I'm still

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in finance, just a different kind. Consolidation loans are absolutely still around.

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Most loans that cover consolidating debt are
either personal loans and they can be used

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for anything. And then they get
into quite a few details, which gets

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a little bit like deeper than we
want to get. But I really like

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the first their last paragraph. I
want to warn clients, and I do

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that it takes a lot of financial
discipline to keep the spending from getting out

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of control. Consolidating is not for
everyone. If you're looking to get a

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better handle at your finances, do
a breakdown of all your monthly expenses rent,

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utilities, gas, netflix, food, loans, insurance, and split

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those into necessities and luxuries. If
your monthly net income cannot cover those expenses,

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make cuts. Challenge yourself by putting
say five percent of your income into

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a savings account if you can manage, or a certificate a deposit. Using

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direct deposits a great way to make
sure all your necessities recovered. My husband

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and I have a rent account,
loan account, and fund money account.

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I don't touch the rent or loan
accounts other than making sure they are not

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overdrafted. Times are tough, though, and pockets are tight, so do

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what you need to do to survive
and get your bills paid. Bottom line,

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don't buy what you can't pay back. If it's not in your bank

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account, you can't afford it.
I think that's really good advice. I've

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always been like, even when I
didn't make any money, I never spent

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more than I earned. I just
has never spend it that way. I

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man, it's such a slippery slope
when you get credit cards, though,

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because then you think that you just
have this money. But I've never I

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did not get a credit card until
two years ago. Your thirty, Yeah,

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because I just thought it. I
don't know. I didn't understand the

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perks of credit cards. And I'm
good with money, so it wasn't that

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I was fearful of having a credit
card. I just didn't really understand the

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purpose. I was like, it's
easy. Everything just gets taken out on

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my debit card. I can see
everything versus now I got to check multiple

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accounts and whatever. But I have
one now. They are They're a great

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convenience if you need them or in
an emergency. I remember when I was

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a kid, my dad would not
get a credit card and our car broke

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down in the middle of nowhere and
we had to get We somehow got into

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town and we were at the airport
and they would not take a personal check

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to rent a car while our car
was getting fixed. Dad had to convince

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them to take a personal check to
rent a car. Other than that,

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we would have been stranded in Billings, Montana because he didn't have credit card.

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So he talked him into taking a
personal check, which was against their

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rules, but they did because we
were stuck otherwise. And when he got

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home he got his first credit card
because sometimes you need one. Next one.

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I'm listening to the Minnesota Goodbye Fart
Machine episode. I heard Jenny mentioned

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her sister and about the commercial for
a car dealership in Wisconsin on the I'm

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Still Fun podcast, and I know
that when I was streaming in Texas,

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I've heard Texas dealerships and others down
there. Not once did I hear the

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chumb but casino like I do in
Minnesota. So it really doesn't matter where

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you are and what commercials commercials they're
placing in. There must be some sort

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of algorithm and not a human physically
doing it. I haven't listed the radio

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on the iHeart app for a long
time, and I brought my boombox into

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my home office instead because I wanted
to hear traffic reports and local info and

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not random crap that they are sticking
in there. No idea about the political

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commercials fortunately who anyway, just wanted
to add that into the convo. Right,

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love you all if you don't get
the all right, it is the

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training video for what was it Old
Country Buffet and the guy that plays the

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chef goes, how big of a
piece of meat would you like? A?

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Right? And it's just silly.
So it's true. I know when

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I'm online, like I'll go to
Yahoo or bing, it'll somehow find out,

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like you know, the weather in
Colorado Springs or the weather in Albuquerque.

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It knows where you are based on
your I don't know your IP address.

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Maybe I don't know. I think
it does, but I can't understand

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all that back end stuff. So
I think that when you have your iHeartRadio

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app open, it knows where you
are and sends you localized ads. So

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if you're in Ohio, you'll get
an ad for an Ohio product or company.

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All right, So grab another one? A right random question thought?

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I would ask my besties on the
radio. We had family over to grill

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and hang out. The other weekend, I asked my mother in law to

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bring a green salad. She brought
coldslaw. I was thinking of vegetable,

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leafy green salad. My question is, is coleslaw salad or does it fit

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in the salads that aren't really salads
like potato salad and jello salad. Also,

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you should follow that midwestern mom.
She is hilarious. She makes all

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kinds of salads that aren't really salads. I'll look at her, that midwestern

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mom. Let me know what you
think. Coleslaw is a salad. To

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me, it is Jenny, Oh
no, I would never I'm on this

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girls side. I would never have
asked someone to bring a salad and they

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brought coleslide be so upset. I
also hate Coleslaws, So there's that.

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I love Coleslaw. I don't like
it. When I go to KFC,

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I get whatever chicken along with the
mashed potatoes and gravy and the coleslaw.

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Yeah no, it's not not your
thing. Okay, I'm gonna put this.

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We're gonna put this on the website
or on Facebook and I'm gonna forward

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it to you, Jenny, and
so we'll have some content. Is coleslaw

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a salad? So thank you,
Sarah. I like that. That's gonna

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do it for the Minnesota Goodbye.
I'm off to the gym. What are

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you doing today, Jenny? Well, I have my fit club later,

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so James Club Crew. We do
once a month a little fun jim session

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at Flight in Saint Louis Park and
it is full for tonight, so I'm

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excited to work out with everyone.
But I will say that I attempted to

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do a jump rope workout yesterday,
only twenty minutes, and I got through

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ten of it and I had to
stop because I have been sick and it

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was really hard, and so I'm
I'm gonna have to take it very easy

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tonight. I know, I awm, which is fine. Hi, gotcha?

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I did. I ran five miles
yesterday with only a couple of walk

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breaks, and I want to tell
you shout out to Josie, my fifteen

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year old labradoodle. She kept right
up. She did so good. I

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think one of the reasons she's lived
so long and so healthy is because she's

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ran thousands of miles with her dad
Over the years, Yeah, Aly,

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and it's really kept her young and
healthy. I'm also gonna mention on the

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Minnesota Goodbye. My book release party
is March twenty third at the Local in

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Saint Louis Park and it goes from
noon until There will be appetizers and free

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non alcoholic drinks. Come by,
buy the book, get it signed,

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we'll get a selfie. Bring your
kids. My book release is March twenty

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third, noon until one thirty for
Little Dave's Amazing Day. And that's it.

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