Speaker 1: Today is Wednesday, February fifth, twenty twenty five. Welcome to
Speaker 1: the Minnesota Goodbye. A little date stamp. I don't know
Speaker 1: why I do it. I'm really really sure. Let's get
Speaker 1: into the emails on the Minnesota Goodbye and see what
Speaker 1: is on your mind. Let me have a little trouble
Speaker 1: open up the correct file. Okay, here we go. First,
Speaker 1: one random question. What is a completely garbage food or
Speaker 1: meal that you can't help but love for me? Kristen says,
Speaker 1: it's a full stuffed crust cheese pizza pizza from Pizza Hut.
Speaker 1: It's so greasy and salty and fatty, but so good.
Speaker 1: I would say, yeah. I would say a Papa Murphy's
Speaker 1: stuff crust pizza or Buffalo Wild wings because Buffalo Wild
Speaker 1: Wings I can't You wouldn't believe how many I can eat.
Speaker 1: It's so disgusting, but they're so good. Sauce do you
Speaker 1: get a buffalo I'd say spicy garlic and medium is
Speaker 1: my go to? Yeah? What about you? Asian Zing love
Speaker 1: Asian Zsanzing is.
Speaker 2: So good, but I do like spicy garlic. That one
Speaker 2: is good.
Speaker 3: Staple, Jenny, I'll go away from fast food or restaurants
Speaker 3: and just say Kraft mac and cheese.
Speaker 1: Okay, as simple as that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, chow Maine actually looks like vomit, but tastes
Speaker 2: so good and it can't be good for you.
Speaker 1: We just have it out of a can La Choi Chinese.
Speaker 1: What's it called again, chow main Maine. Yeah, when I
Speaker 1: was a kid, because you would the can, the bottom
Speaker 1: part of the can. There was two cans taped together.
Speaker 1: The bottom can would be the chow main and then
Speaker 1: the top part would be the crispy noodles.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: I was over at friend's house one time and they
Speaker 1: were having this. Now, I'll never forget. It was probably fifteen.
Speaker 1: I'm over at Mike's house and he's got a family
Speaker 1: with two sisters and mom and dad, and they had
Speaker 1: me over for dinner. H and it was it was
Speaker 1: so stupid. I'll never forget. It still makes me feel
Speaker 1: embarrassed to this day. So they're passing around the chow
Speaker 1: main and whatever, and then there's the noodles in the
Speaker 1: cane on the top, the crisp noodles. Mike, my friend
Speaker 1: takes him out with his fingers and his dad said, God,
Speaker 1: I don't take them out of your dirty fingers, so
Speaker 1: they passed them to me, and I didn't know what
Speaker 1: to do, so I took him out with my dirty
Speaker 1: fingers and his dad didn't say anything because I was
Speaker 1: a guest, but I remember thinking, what a claw hopper
Speaker 1: of a kid with no social grace. I could have
Speaker 1: sprinkled them on or or said can I get a
Speaker 1: spoon or laughed about it or something, but instead, like
Speaker 1: a dumb fuck little kid, I didn't know what to do,
Speaker 1: and I just took him out with my fingers.
Speaker 2: But you've also never experienced them before, so like, I
Speaker 2: totally get where you're coming from, Like, well, okay, he's
Speaker 2: going to take them out with his fingers, so now
Speaker 2: I've seen that.
Speaker 1: But his dad just got Dad just scored.
Speaker 2: But then, so I don't know. I would be like, well,
Speaker 2: I don't know what else to do, so I report
Speaker 2: my friend no silverware on the table.
Speaker 1: I don't. I'm sure there was, and I don't. I
Speaker 1: mean I could have tried to sprinkle them, yeah.
Speaker 4: Just like dipped it or tipped it to the side, yeah.
Speaker 1: And sprinkle them. And but I did exactly what Mike
Speaker 1: got golded for. And I still feel a little bit
Speaker 1: embarrassed about it to this day, and it was a
Speaker 1: long time ago.
Speaker 4: Try to forgive yourself for this time.
Speaker 3: I do know that your friend or his family are
Speaker 3: thinking about the that moment to this day.
Speaker 1: No, well, his dad's dead, so he's certainly still thinking
Speaker 1: about it. And Mike was He was a kind of
Speaker 1: a friend that forgave me for everything. Mike was a
Speaker 1: really good friend. I'm still friends with Mike.
Speaker 2: Yea, my sister wants some burped at dinner with our
Speaker 2: neighbor's family and her dad was like, oh, we don't
Speaker 2: do that in our household. And my sister got so
Speaker 2: embarrassed because like we would at my table, like you
Speaker 2: would burp and then you'd be like did you hear that?
Speaker 2: And it would just be like a funny joke. So
Speaker 2: she worked at dinner with a different family and it
Speaker 2: was not said we didn't do that.
Speaker 1: Who did that?
Speaker 4: My sister?
Speaker 2: Oh, So I think about that all the time because
Speaker 2: that was awkward.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we did not burp in my family. We did
Speaker 1: not burp or fart. I mean it just like around
Speaker 1: like me and my brother. Sure whatever, let's see here.
Speaker 1: Quick question for Bailey. I'm wanting to get tickets to
Speaker 1: Beauty and the Beast at the Orphium for my mom
Speaker 1: and I am finding tickets on various sites with prices
Speaker 1: going from eighty to four hundred dollars. Is this the
Speaker 1: new going rate for these type of productions? Where does
Speaker 1: Bailey get her tickets for the bigger productions? Is balcony
Speaker 1: seat to get the Orphium worth the money? Thanks for
Speaker 1: being the first podcast on my after work podcast Rotation.
Speaker 1: Love the show, Olivia. Thank you, Olivia. That's very kind.
Speaker 2: Go straight from their real like their actual website. So
Speaker 2: go to Hennepin Arts that's the company that runs all
Speaker 2: of the theaters downtown, and go through the Hennepin Arts
Speaker 2: website because then it'll take you to like the official
Speaker 2: ticket master site. I don't want you to get like
Speaker 2: tickets off of some you know, shady website and then
Speaker 2: have them not be real.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, so.
Speaker 2: Go directly from the website. Yes, balcony is great. I
Speaker 2: always get my tickets on the very end of the row,
Speaker 2: closer to the front. And it says that there is
Speaker 2: like limited view or obstructed view, but it's not obstructed.
Speaker 2: You can see. If it says anywhere that it's an
Speaker 2: obstructed view. It's not just get those tickets, they're always cheaper,
Speaker 2: but go directly from the website.
Speaker 1: Okay, good advice. Here's one from Kylie. Is there a
Speaker 1: reason why you guys choose to endorse or partner with,
Speaker 1: or advertise for certain companies? Do you get benefits or
Speaker 1: perks from it? Like does Bailey get discounts from Sonobello
Speaker 1: or does Jenny get discounts on gas? Or does Dave
Speaker 1: get a discounted Snap membership? Are you required to advertise
Speaker 1: for a certain amount of categories like education, retail, local business,
Speaker 1: gas stations, et cetera. That's basically I'll be as transparent
Speaker 1: as I possibly can. It's called an endorsement, and a
Speaker 1: company will look at somebody like Jenny and go, oh,
Speaker 1: Jenny would be perfect for this business, or Bailey would
Speaker 1: be perfect for this, or Dave would be perfect for this,
Speaker 1: and they go, I would like Dave to advertise Snap
Speaker 1: Fitness because right now, you know, Jenny and I both
Speaker 1: work out, but Snapfit this is like, oh, Dave's working
Speaker 1: out like a fiend, and he's like, you know, very
Speaker 1: active in Pike's Peak, and there's a story to tell.
Speaker 1: So Dave would be perfect for this one, and they
Speaker 1: give me, I mean, a free membership, and because you
Speaker 1: know that's kind of my payment is I get a
Speaker 1: free membership as far as like other ones, you know,
Speaker 1: we get paid. But just because that's the business we're in.
Speaker 1: We don't sell shoes, we don't make widgets, we don't
Speaker 1: deliver cupcakes. This is what we do, so people figure
Speaker 1: that it's worth it. Because I have always said DJs
Speaker 1: are the original influencers. But I will also say none
Speaker 1: of us ethically advertise anything that we don't use or
Speaker 1: don't believe in. I believe in Snap Fitness. I love
Speaker 1: Snap Fitness. Zero res is I use zero Res long
Speaker 1: before I even advertise zero Res. And people really trust
Speaker 1: me on zero res because they know they hear the
Speaker 1: stories when I talk about zero res and the pitdling
Speaker 1: that Josie does around the house and the spots and
Speaker 1: the stains and things like that. And I remember one
Speaker 1: time was zero res. It's funny. I love telling the story.
Speaker 1: I spilled something on the carpet. I think it might
Speaker 1: have been chili, so I scrubbed it clean, and now
Speaker 1: I had a clean circle in the middle of my carpet,
Speaker 1: and it was like, Oh, that carpet's dirty, and Zero
Speaker 1: Res will show you the crap they sucked out of
Speaker 1: your carpet. You're like, damn, that really needed it. So
Speaker 1: I love zero Res, Lovelivia, love Treasure Island. So it's
Speaker 1: true that, yeah, while they do imbursus imburs isn't the
Speaker 1: right word reimburse or compensate. Maybe, yeah, but we do
Speaker 1: believe in all the products we sell.
Speaker 3: A show I drive a Mazda and I work with
Speaker 3: Walls or Mazda, love them, love Mazdas, highly recommend getting one.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's always we get a choice of if
Speaker 3: we want to work with someone or not, if we
Speaker 3: choose based on who we think is best for us,
Speaker 3: if we're using the products, if we believe in the company,
Speaker 3: whatever it is.
Speaker 1: There's one floorist that I won't advertise anymore because I
Speaker 1: got too many complaints that the flowers arrived dead or
Speaker 1: not in very good shape. So I won't. I won't
Speaker 1: advertise them anymore because I will not have somebody who's,
Speaker 1: you know, making little money, spend money on a bouquet
Speaker 1: of flowers that arrives dead. I can't do that. I
Speaker 1: just can't do that. The one that I turned down
Speaker 1: years ago was a bald cream where it would restore
Speaker 1: your hair if you were a bald guy. And listen,
Speaker 1: I know that shit doesn't work, so I won't do it.
Speaker 1: So there is some integrity there. Good question, Kylie. And
Speaker 1: here's one, don't stay a name. Good morning morning show Family.
Speaker 1: I've been binge listening past episodes, and I've come across
Speaker 1: one from last winter where Sarah wrote in to talk
Speaker 1: about blowing her nose in the shower. She blows it
Speaker 1: in her hand and then runs the shower over it.
Speaker 1: I'm wondering that she wondered if it's normal. I'm ready
Speaker 1: to say I don't blow my nose in my hands
Speaker 1: in the shower. I do plug one nostril at a
Speaker 1: time and let out of powerful farmers blow growth. I
Speaker 1: also do this when I'm washing my face in the
Speaker 1: morning in the sink. The stream for the steam from
Speaker 1: the hot water loosens up mucus, allowing you to expel
Speaker 1: it much easier. You don't get a sore, red nose
Speaker 1: from numerous tissues. And I find out that I'm able
Speaker 1: to clear my sinuses when I do this, causing illnesses
Speaker 1: to resolve faster, and I think it helped present, prevent illness, etc.
Speaker 1: I swear by doing this and recommend it to all,
Speaker 1: not only to mention there's a lot less tissue waste.
Speaker 1: That's good point. As far as peeing in the shower,
Speaker 1: I usually pee before I get in the shower, I'm
Speaker 1: a woman. But on rare occasions when I forget, I
Speaker 1: may let it dribble in the shower. But I certainly
Speaker 1: don't sit down like Jenny said she does. I just
Speaker 1: do a slight bend to the knees and spread the
Speaker 1: legs and let it go.
Speaker 4: That's the thing with the snot.
Speaker 2: My mom has always said, like with any snot, if
Speaker 2: you have like drainage at all, she says, better out
Speaker 2: than in. So if you can feel like mucus drainage
Speaker 2: in the back of your throat, cough it out, because
Speaker 2: if you keep ingesting it, you're not going to get
Speaker 2: any better. So just throw it out somehow. And so
Speaker 2: I do that anytime second, Like so.
Speaker 3: Gross, I do the morning thing, she said, though she
Speaker 3: kind of like clears out her nose in the morning
Speaker 3: when she's like washing her face and stuff.
Speaker 4: I'll do that if I feel like suffy.
Speaker 1: Okay, brings me to another topic, chick's peeing while standing up.
Speaker 1: I was once in Brazil, wonderful trip during carnival, and
Speaker 1: there was not enough bathrooms during the celebration, so you
Speaker 1: just wander off and pea somewhere. I was with a
Speaker 1: group of my roommates, which were other volunteers from all
Speaker 1: over the world, and we went off in the park
Speaker 1: to pee by a tree. As I squat down to pee,
Speaker 1: I look over and one of the girls, who was
Speaker 1: standing just feet away from me, she straight up pulls
Speaker 1: down her pants while standing, leans her pelvis forward, spreads
Speaker 1: her labia, and then let it go like a fire hydrant.
Speaker 1: I was absolutely baffled. She was from Europe, and maybe
Speaker 1: that's a thing. There no judgment. I just never seen
Speaker 1: a woman do this before. I never have either, No,
Speaker 1: maybe I have. But does it work well? I mean
Speaker 1: I never tried to peel like a boy. Don't women
Speaker 1: try to peel like a boy? At some all try.
Speaker 3: We've all probably tried to stand above the toilet and
Speaker 3: see if we can do it. But it doesn't work.
Speaker 3: Just so you know, if you haven't tried, don't worry.
Speaker 3: But I feel like that would make a lot of
Speaker 3: sense to do that the way she said, But you
Speaker 3: do have to spread a bit because otherwise you're not
Speaker 3: gonna have control. You'll have more control if you're spread.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I totally get that, Yeah, because that kind
Speaker 1: of mutes the whole thing. It's like putting something in
Speaker 1: the way of a stream, right, it's kind of running
Speaker 1: all down your leg and everything.
Speaker 2: The sprinkler, like if you're watering your garden, Like a
Speaker 2: boy peeing is like the one the one stream, shoot
Speaker 2: the straight shoot stream, and then a girl peeing is
Speaker 2: the soaker. Like you can't control it at all. It
Speaker 2: just goes everywhere.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I always love telling the story. Not love telling
Speaker 1: the story, but it reminds me of when I was
Speaker 1: in a Grandma's marathon. And one of the things you
Speaker 1: try to do before you run a marathon is p
Speaker 1: and the line at the urine, the urinals, the line
Speaker 1: at the Portagohn's is always really long before a marathon
Speaker 1: or even a five k or a half or whatever,
Speaker 1: and so sometimes you go and then you're nervous, and
Speaker 1: so you get a pee again. So about a mile
Speaker 1: in the race, people start darting into the woods to
Speaker 1: pee and I remember I was peeing, and everybody does it,
Speaker 1: so it's not like, oh my god, that guy's peeing
Speaker 1: in the woods and you can see them from the
Speaker 1: road as you're running. And I remember I was peeing
Speaker 1: and a woman came up about as far away from
Speaker 1: me as you are right now, about five feet away,
Speaker 1: and she squats to pee, and I remember thinking, there
Speaker 1: is nothing sexually alluring about this in the least and
Speaker 1: not that I expected it to be, but it was
Speaker 1: just an interesting note that a strange woman coming up
Speaker 1: and peeening five feet away right in front of me.
Speaker 1: Was like, okay, we all got a pee, and there
Speaker 1: she is with her bare ass hanging out. But it
Speaker 1: was not in the least bit interesting to watch.
Speaker 3: I did watch my friend get hit on while she
Speaker 3: was popping a squat in the woods during our kickball playoffs,
Speaker 3: because her and I went into the woods to go
Speaker 3: pee and some guy comes along.
Speaker 4: He's half drunk. He's like, hey, what's up, what's your name?
Speaker 3: To my friend, and then pay talking to her, and
Speaker 3: we're like, dude, we're trying to peep gone a little
Speaker 3: bit further away a because like, guys can hide their
Speaker 3: situation and much better like we're bare ass out here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And so I just laughed so.
Speaker 3: Hard and I had to like grab her afterwards and
Speaker 3: bring her with me because I was like, yeah, we're
Speaker 3: gonna go now.
Speaker 4: You enjoy your little session.
Speaker 1: You know. I've found it really heartening to think that
Speaker 1: she would come up right up to a strange man
Speaker 1: and feel comfortable like I don't give a shit, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna pee. I just found that like kind of like
Speaker 1: in the spirit of the game, you know, like we're
Speaker 1: not there to do anything but finish this fucking miserable
Speaker 1: twenty six point two miles and you got to pee.
Speaker 1: Next one from Whitney, Hello friends, I might have a
Speaker 1: relatable scenario for other Midwestern listeners. This time of the year.
Speaker 1: Has anyone else felt bloately? Even though the days are
Speaker 1: getting longer and winter is midway ish, it feels like
Speaker 1: I've been on a downturn for a while. I work
Speaker 1: out four to five times a week, and I try
Speaker 1: to be outside when tolerable. I also eat fairly healthy
Speaker 1: and my blood work is top notch. All of this
Speaker 1: to say that the normal things to get out of
Speaker 1: a funk aren't working on me. Do y'all have anything
Speaker 1: you do to feel better when you have a slump.
Speaker 1: Side note, I do have ADHD, so the more random
Speaker 1: the better. Chasing that dopamine baby love y'all from Whitneyvideo
Speaker 1: games has been a big thing for me because I
Speaker 1: don't play video games, and I've been playing Alan Wake
Speaker 1: on my Xbox almost every day, Play for an hour yesterday,
Speaker 1: play for almost an hour every day. Because Magic and
Speaker 1: Ukulele are not cheering me up, They're not doing it
Speaker 1: for me. I work out. I do know that gives
Speaker 1: me a motion equals emotion, but she's trying that it's
Speaker 1: not working. So I would say mix it up and
Speaker 1: do something that you don't normally do, like learn to
Speaker 1: play a guitar.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: For Ukulele, I mean they're cheap. They're forty bucks on Amazon,
Speaker 1: and you can learn on YouTube videos or learn to
Speaker 1: crochet or learn to kickbox.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: My thing lately has been actually cooking meals that aren't
Speaker 3: just the same bland ground turkey and chicken, because that's
Speaker 3: literally eighty percent of my meals. So I've been making
Speaker 3: like sloppy Joe bowls or Hamburger bowls or whatever, and
Speaker 3: I feel like that kind of unleashes a little bit
Speaker 3: of a creative side of me. Slash gets me out
Speaker 3: of the house because I gotta go to the grocery
Speaker 3: store and gets cific ingredients, and then it takes some time,
Speaker 3: and it takes you away from like looking at your
Speaker 3: phone because you got to be focused on the recipe.
Speaker 3: So I feel like that's been bringing me a lot
Speaker 3: of joy during this slump. But I feel you, man.
Speaker 3: I usually if I drink coffee during the day, like
Speaker 3: a coffee from Caribou, it gives me so much energy
Speaker 3: that I don't nap ever, Okay, and I've been napping
Speaker 3: because I just feel so blocked. Even after like caffeinating
Speaker 3: the hell out of myself, I'll just like nap in
Speaker 3: the middle of the afternoon.
Speaker 4: And that's not normally how I am. I will be able.
Speaker 2: I would recommend because obviously, like, yeah, you could teach
Speaker 2: yourself something new, but then if it's something that you
Speaker 2: have to hold yourself accountable for, it's so easy to
Speaker 2: just say, like I don't really want to look at
Speaker 2: the how to crochet today or watch how to play
Speaker 2: guitar video. But if you like sign up for a class,
Speaker 2: there's tons of like community education classes that are happening
Speaker 2: like all the time, and you actually have to go
Speaker 2: somewhere for it. One you meet people to you either
Speaker 2: learn something new or gain a new skill because you're
Speaker 2: like going to a place to actively learn that, and
Speaker 2: it gets you out of the house and gives you
Speaker 2: like something to look forward to. You're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: I have my Bollywood dance class today or whatever it
Speaker 2: is that you're taking.
Speaker 1: I did that the other day. I went and played
Speaker 1: cribbage with my friend Melanie, and we'd usually go like
Speaker 1: two or three times a year, and that, really, like
Speaker 1: on a Saturday, was nice. Is she was like forty
Speaker 1: five degrees, But it just felt nice to go do
Speaker 1: something different, and even though it's not terribly different, it
Speaker 1: was really it was like in a good mood the
Speaker 1: rest of the day because it was like, ah, I
Speaker 1: went out and I did something kind of different, kind
Speaker 1: of fun. Yeah, it is time now for one Nita's rant.
Speaker 6: Hey y'all, it's me. So this week's rant is about
Speaker 6: people who take too long in the parking spot. So
Speaker 6: I went to the grocery store, and of course it
Speaker 6: was on the weekend, so I was crowded.
Speaker 5: So I'm driving around looking for a.
Speaker 6: Parking space, and of course I'm lazy, so I was
Speaker 6: trying to buy one close to the door, but I
Speaker 6: couldn't find one.
Speaker 5: So I saw this lady.
Speaker 6: She was putting her stuff in her car, so apparently
Speaker 6: she's getting ready to come out. So quite naturally, I
Speaker 6: left her enough space so she can get out, and
Speaker 6: I turn on my blinker to let people know that
Speaker 6: I'm going to to be parking there.
Speaker 5: But what does she do? So she takes a cart, she.
Speaker 6: Puts over in the car corraund she gets in the car,
Speaker 6: she's rumming around in her purse. Then she's fumbling around
Speaker 6: in the glove compartment. Then she's fumbling around in the
Speaker 6: fucking armrest. Then she's looking in the goddamn She pulled
Speaker 6: the visor down and was looking in the visor mirror.
Speaker 6: Then she looked over in the rear view mirror. Then
Speaker 6: she gets out and gets goes in her trunk and
Speaker 6: starts fumbling around and shitting there and then close the trunk.
Speaker 6: That gets back in the car. Then she picks up
Speaker 6: her phone and starts fucking around with that. It's like,
Speaker 6: come on, bitch, get the hell out of the goddamn spot.
Speaker 6: So Dave, I never get a chance to get on
Speaker 6: your day tank. So here is my idea. I want
Speaker 6: to invent, or have you put money into my get
Speaker 6: the fuck out of the way three thousand.
Speaker 5: So when people take too.
Speaker 6: Goddamn long in the parking spot, you push a button,
Speaker 6: a claw comes out. It pulls her ass out the
Speaker 6: spot and push them down the aisle. And when you
Speaker 6: push the button, the song by Ludicros comes on, Move bitch, get.
Speaker 5: Out the way. Goddamn people pissed me the fuck off?
Speaker 5: All right, that's.
Speaker 1: I think. One of the things I love about One
Speaker 1: Need is her generous use of swear words where they're
Speaker 1: not necessary, but they absolutely color up a story. So
Speaker 1: a generous worst use of swear words is key.
Speaker 2: Her plate definitely happens all the time in the Costco
Speaker 2: parking lot.
Speaker 1: Oh is that right?
Speaker 2: Because not only is that parking lot hell to navigate
Speaker 2: so bad, but when you see someone sitting in their
Speaker 2: car with their like rear lights on, you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: here's the spot for me, and then they just never
Speaker 2: leave the spot.
Speaker 4: You're like, could you go?
Speaker 2: I this is a hot button place and you can't
Speaker 2: monopolize a parking spot, can.
Speaker 1: I do my one need impression right now, Hi, Dave,
Speaker 1: Hey y'all, Love y'all. My rant today is about motherfuckers
Speaker 1: who pull up at the airport and their passenger is
Speaker 1: not there at the passenger arrival area. I'm there trying
Speaker 1: to pick up my brother in his fucking suitcases, coming
Speaker 1: in from Albuquerque, and I can't even get up to
Speaker 1: the fuck curb because all these motherfuckers are right there
Speaker 1: in the fucking way waiting for their aunt Lucina coming
Speaker 1: in from Billings, Montana. She hasn't even called to set
Speaker 1: our plane is landed yet. This fucking bitch is right
Speaker 1: there in my fucking way, and I can't get close
Speaker 1: to the curb. Her and everybody else in their fucking
Speaker 1: grandma parking their fucking GMC yukon taking up a big
Speaker 1: fucking space, and I can't pull my goddamn fucking car
Speaker 1: up to the curb to pick up my brother coming
Speaker 1: in from Albuquerque. What the fuck, bitch, get out of
Speaker 1: my way, move bitch, get out.
Speaker 2: The way, and then you have to end it with anyway.
Speaker 1: That's that's right, Lesbie, rant for the day, Love y'all.
Speaker 4: Thanks, And that pisses me the fuck.
Speaker 1: Off, and that pisses me the fuck Offjanita, you are
Speaker 1: my hero. I always said if one Ed and I
Speaker 1: had met before we both met our significant others, we'd
Speaker 1: be married with a bunch of kids by now. Yeah
Speaker 1: probably yeah, and we would hate each other by now,
Speaker 1: but it would be a glorious ride. That is it
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