Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen. Please, let's show a little respect to
Speaker 1: our mayor.
Speaker 2: Yet, Michelle, not you too?
Speaker 3: What I say.
Speaker 4: To you? Have any idea how ridiculous that is?
Speaker 5: I miss Jean, Join me on a trip to Discovery Mountain,
Speaker 5: where the air is clear, clear enough to hear your imagination,
Speaker 5: and where every day is an exercise in faith. Join
Speaker 5: me for today's expedition. In our last episode of this season,
Speaker 5: called battle Song, we heard a big announcement. Music Paloosa
Speaker 5: is going to be held in Grizzly Mountain on October first,
Speaker 5: the same day it turns out as the Discovery Mountain
Speaker 5: Harvest Festival. Becauziah has vowed to fight against it. Is
Speaker 5: that possible Piper has been avoiding her friend. Well, be
Speaker 5: Cauziah be able to find out why. Let's join everyone
Speaker 5: and exercise our faith along with them. In today's episode
Speaker 5: called in Harmony.
Speaker 6: Kezzy, do you want strawberry jam or peanut butter on
Speaker 6: your toast?
Speaker 7: Sure?
Speaker 3: Someone's not listening.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'll put sprinkles and oregano on your toast? Sound good?
Speaker 8: Sure?
Speaker 9: Dad?
Speaker 6: Kezzy? Look at me, honey, Yeah, Dad, here toast with
Speaker 6: strawberry jam. Are you still worried about the Harvest Festival.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Dad, of course I am.
Speaker 3: Well, there seems to be only one choice.
Speaker 10: Hey, fam jam Dad, can you please talk to me
Speaker 10: a protein bar?
Speaker 8: I'm running late here, Cyrus, don't you even.
Speaker 11: Care about the Harvest Festival.
Speaker 8: We're not going to cancel it. We can fight fight
Speaker 8: how by making.
Speaker 11: Our Harvest Festival the bestest town has ever seen, by
Speaker 11: inviting people from all over the country to sing and
Speaker 11: fellowship and just be amazing.
Speaker 6: Who Kaziah, Let's make it happen.
Speaker 8: Thanks, Cyrus. So you're on team Fight, Team Fight.
Speaker 6: Sure, I'm on team Kezy.
Speaker 7: Anyway, gotta run, Cyrus.
Speaker 12: Tell ken Mom no work talk at home, remember, Okay, I'll.
Speaker 3: Be over soon.
Speaker 8: Mom. Dad, you have to have faith.
Speaker 11: We can make the Harvest Festival way bigger than the
Speaker 11: music Palooza, but we all have to work together, Kenzy, Mom,
Speaker 11: you don't believe me.
Speaker 12: It's not that I don't believe honey, It's just that
Speaker 12: the music plusa is a whole thing.
Speaker 8: So ours has to be a bigger thing.
Speaker 6: Kesey, you helped mister Simon and miss Holt to plan
Speaker 6: the Harvest Festival?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 11: And ads right, Yeah, Mom, you worked hard on the
Speaker 11: ads and I just want to give up.
Speaker 3: I spent a couple of hours on that. I had fun.
Speaker 6: H what's the advertising budget for the Harvest Festival budget?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 11: We all worked together and Brianna's mom called a bunch
Speaker 11: of people she knows.
Speaker 3: And they donated the ad space.
Speaker 8: See that's amazing.
Speaker 6: They donated it because there is no advertising budget. What
Speaker 6: do you think the ad budget is for the music Palooza?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 6: I have no idea, but I've had two pop up
Speaker 6: ads just this morning on my newsfeed and on the
Speaker 6: radio for an event like this with celebrity musicians like Luke.
Speaker 8: Uh Levi Levi Hayes.
Speaker 6: Right, and the Swedish singer Oh Oh what's his name? Eric? Yeah,
Speaker 6: they're big names. Music Palooza is a big deal.
Speaker 3: We can't compete.
Speaker 8: We just all need to work together.
Speaker 12: You have the right idea, Kesey, it's just not realistic, Mom.
Speaker 12: What do your friends think? Did you ask Piper.
Speaker 8: Ah better get ready for school?
Speaker 3: Kezzy? Mike? What did I say?
Speaker 6: What did we say? Is more like it?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 6: You know, I haven't seen Piper and Kensey together at
Speaker 6: school for the last few days.
Speaker 3: Oh, I had no idea.
Speaker 6: Friend trouble, yeah, mixed with music Palooza.
Speaker 3: Trouble, Poor Kezzy. What should I do?
Speaker 6: Nothing? She'll talk to us again when she's.
Speaker 3: Ready, So I should just go to work.
Speaker 6: Yes, doctor Scott Smith. People are counting on you, including
Speaker 6: my daughter, who will still be here later today.
Speaker 3: Off you go, okay, have a good day a school
Speaker 3: you're stalling? Go okay, okay.
Speaker 13: Hey, Gadget, are you having a good day?
Speaker 7: That a boy, Hey reader, Gadget might be the only
Speaker 7: one in town having a good day.
Speaker 13: That bad, mister Simon.
Speaker 7: Well with the news of the music Palooza and the
Speaker 7: Harvest Festival on the same day.
Speaker 13: Yes, well, too bad. We'll have to cancel the Harvest festival.
Speaker 13: It was a good idea.
Speaker 7: Cancel it. We can't give up just like that.
Speaker 13: Well, do you have any suggestions?
Speaker 7: Not yet, But you didn't come into Trekkers this morning
Speaker 7: to talk about this. How can I help your reader?
Speaker 13: Oh, I'm just waiting for my dad. He's almost done
Speaker 13: his walk and he usually ends here.
Speaker 7: I enjoy seeing Gordy each morning. He's doing well, Yes
Speaker 7: he is.
Speaker 13: I just want to remind him that he has an
Speaker 13: appointment this afternoon.
Speaker 7: Well, there he is.
Speaker 10: Now he's a good boy, Say dad, I just wanted
Speaker 10: just about a music hallablue ruining the Harvest festival.
Speaker 13: Well, the two events landed on the same day. Too bad,
Speaker 13: we'll have to cancel.
Speaker 9: Nonsense, we don't have to cancel. We have to fight, right.
Speaker 7: George, Well, I agree, Gordie.
Speaker 9: There you have it. The Mayor's ready to fight, got it.
Speaker 9: Now what's our first move?
Speaker 7: Well, I don't know, Officer Lewis, How may I.
Speaker 9: Help, Officer? What about just hallabalooza, the music palooza.
Speaker 6: That's what I need the mayor for. Take a look
Speaker 6: at this.
Speaker 7: That looks like a traffic control map.
Speaker 6: It is Visa the roads the up the mountain and
Speaker 6: to Discovery.
Speaker 7: I recognize it well.
Speaker 1: And here's the turnoff right to Grizzly, left to Discovery.
Speaker 7: Now why is the left side marked red?
Speaker 1: Well, because the event planners would like to close off
Speaker 1: that road of the day of the music palooza.
Speaker 9: No one will be able to go in or out
Speaker 9: of Discovery.
Speaker 1: Yes, for about twelve hours. It'll be for security easier
Speaker 1: to maintain the perimeter. No, if only we're that easy.
Speaker 1: Our Harvest Festival is the same day. Well, we're either
Speaker 1: going to have to get them to change this traffic
Speaker 1: control pattern or I.
Speaker 13: Hate to say it, cancel our event, mister mayor.
Speaker 7: I need to talk to Mae Grady. I hear they're
Speaker 7: working out of the Frosty Inn.
Speaker 1: Let me know what you find out. Mister Simon. It
Speaker 1: sounds like it's time for a town meeting.
Speaker 7: Yes, it does. I don't think we'll all fit at
Speaker 7: my office, academy, Jim.
Speaker 1: We'll give pebody a shout and see if the church
Speaker 1: is available.
Speaker 7: The church that'll work. I'll notify as many people as
Speaker 7: I can.
Speaker 6: I'll do the same.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Dad.
Speaker 13: Where are you going?
Speaker 9: Come on you two, let's get over to the Frosty Inn.
Speaker 13: Okay, it looks like we'll be joining you.
Speaker 7: I'll grab my keys.
Speaker 14: Hi, Welcome to the frost Seat. Just grab a seat
Speaker 14: anywhere you can find one.
Speaker 7: Oh, mister Simon, Hi, Sarah, you're busy.
Speaker 8: We are.
Speaker 15: The event team has been working here since early this.
Speaker 7: Morning, and some tourists too.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 16: As soon as the location was announced, people started showing
Speaker 16: up in town.
Speaker 7: Where can I find me over there?
Speaker 14: And would you like a booth?
Speaker 9: Sure? Ah, we're on official mayoral business.
Speaker 15: Miss okay, I'll bring menus to your business.
Speaker 13: Thank you, Sarah.
Speaker 15: Don't mention it now.
Speaker 4: I thought we could put a trailer right here next
Speaker 4: to the stage for the musicians.
Speaker 17: Oh, you'll need two trailers. Eric will never share with Levi.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, mister Simon. Yes, hello, may everyone. This is
Speaker 4: George Simon. He's mayor of our neighboring town, Discovery Mountain.
Speaker 17: Nice to meet you now. If you'll excuse us, we
Speaker 17: have business with.
Speaker 9: You, folks.
Speaker 7: This is Gordon Reader and Don Reader.
Speaker 4: Listen, gentlemen, we have only three weeks to plan every
Speaker 4: single detail of this major event.
Speaker 9: Including security. Yes, and you can't close off our town road.
Speaker 17: We can spare three minutes, maybe three and a half.
Speaker 13: Sit well, thank you, Dad, Sit over.
Speaker 15: Here, here's some menus. I'll come take your order in
Speaker 15: a few minutes.
Speaker 13: Thanks Sarah.
Speaker 4: Now, Mayor Simon, it is vital that this event is
Speaker 4: safe and secure for everyone.
Speaker 16: That's in the best interest of your little town too.
Speaker 16: It's just for a few hours.
Speaker 7: Did you all consider that our town might have plans
Speaker 7: for those twelve hours?
Speaker 3: Plans?
Speaker 7: October first is the day of our harvest festival. We'll
Speaker 7: have guests traveling to our event.
Speaker 9: It's a tradition.
Speaker 7: It's vital that the turnoff stays open.
Speaker 17: Not possible. My people look at traffic control from every angle.
Speaker 7: Well they'll have to look again.
Speaker 16: We have just three weeks before the biggest event in
Speaker 16: the area, and you want this little road left open.
Speaker 7: Our event is important to a lot of people.
Speaker 15: Just reschedule.
Speaker 7: You could reschedule to you have.
Speaker 4: Any idea how ridiculous that is, but not for us. Listen,
Speaker 4: mister Simon, I don't want to fight. Have you entered canceling?
Speaker 4: You could hold the Harvest Festival again next year?
Speaker 13: Will the Music Palooza be held in Grizzly again next year?
Speaker 2: Never?
Speaker 16: I still don't know how this place won the right
Speaker 16: to host the event this year.
Speaker 4: Victoria.
Speaker 13: Well, then next year there'd be no competition.
Speaker 15: Readers making some sense.
Speaker 7: I'm not ready to cancel.
Speaker 9: Excuse me. I have something to say.
Speaker 15: Yes, Sarah, Yes, Gram's Gordy.
Speaker 9: What's the waffles special today?
Speaker 14: Cinnamon roll waffles.
Speaker 15: They're delicious.
Speaker 9: Bring me one now, the rest of you. Have you eaten?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 14: Too busy?
Speaker 15: Who has time?
Speaker 9: Waffles all around? Sarah? You're treating not a chance They
Speaker 9: are you've got an entertaining budget, don't you.
Speaker 17: Of course, we do a waffles all around.
Speaker 5: They be able to resolve the traffic control problem. We'll
Speaker 5: find out after this. Let's head back over to Discovery
Speaker 5: and to the seventh and eighth grade class.
Speaker 8: Miss Hole, where's Piper right over there?
Speaker 15: Kazyah?
Speaker 8: But she moved her desk.
Speaker 15: Yeah, so she can focus easier.
Speaker 8: Ohay for me.
Speaker 15: Well she didn't say that, are you too?
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 8: We haven't been able to talk.
Speaker 19: Well, you'll have more time now that the Harvest Festival
Speaker 19: will be canceled.
Speaker 8: Canceled. No, we hasn't work as a team. We can
Speaker 8: save it.
Speaker 15: The music Palooza is just too big.
Speaker 14: But joyce, here you go attendance sheets from DS.
Speaker 15: Thanks Chaplin, Jake, No, hey, Chaplin, Jake. What do you
Speaker 15: think about the Harvest Festival?
Speaker 14: Oh? It sounds nice, like a great way to share
Speaker 14: our faith with people in the area.
Speaker 8: So you're on my side, chaplain Jake side.
Speaker 14: I didn't know we were taking sides, Miss Hole. I
Speaker 14: started working again.
Speaker 15: See oh dear uh take it to Piper.
Speaker 8: She was able to fix.
Speaker 15: All the tablets last time.
Speaker 19: Okay, Jake, I was telling Keziah that I think the
Speaker 19: Music Palooza is just too big to compete with, and
Speaker 19: that we should cancel the Harvest Festival.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it is a big event. I heard ads on
Speaker 14: the radio this morning, and I saw them in the paper.
Speaker 15: They're on TV too.
Speaker 8: So Keevin, Jake, you're on this whole side.
Speaker 3: I'm not on the side.
Speaker 19: What do you think should we cancel the Harvest Festival
Speaker 19: or fight to keep it?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Look, there's a town meeting at the church tonight.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, mister Simon called it.
Speaker 14: So bring your arguments there.
Speaker 3: Gotta go.
Speaker 8: Bye, well, miss Hope. For now, the festival is still happening.
Speaker 15: Yeah, for now, And we need.
Speaker 11: A technical person to set up mics and run the soundboard.
Speaker 3: We do.
Speaker 15: Oh, Piper would be great for that.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, she sure would. Why don't you ask her?
Speaker 15: Why don't you ask her? Give you a chance to talk?
Speaker 20: Oh okay, I know, I'm afraid trusting you.
Speaker 2: Next time, close the app here and remember to charge this.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, Piper? Good?
Speaker 11: Oh, Kaziah, Piper for the Harvest Festival.
Speaker 3: I heard it was canceled.
Speaker 11: No it's not, and we need help. You do could
Speaker 11: you be a technical person. You're good with MIC's and
Speaker 11: the soundboard and stuff. Anything else Nope, I don't think so.
Speaker 21: Sure, I'll run technical for you as you sing Kaziah.
Speaker 8: Thanks, Piper say, I've been wondering.
Speaker 15: Is starting class?
Speaker 8: She uh, okay, talk to you later. Mm hmm bye.
Speaker 9: Hailey.
Speaker 2: Hi, aren't you working today?
Speaker 15: Not for an hour?
Speaker 8: I barely saw you at school.
Speaker 9: Toda.
Speaker 2: I know you too. Everything is just off today.
Speaker 19: Right, definitely, And I feel terrible.
Speaker 21: Hayley, Hi, fresh apple bars in the kitchen if you
Speaker 21: two want one.
Speaker 8: Like yummy?
Speaker 9: Thanks?
Speaker 19: Miss Michelle, come on, oh these are so good.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 2: So why did you say you feel terrible?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 15: Just the whole Harvest festival situation.
Speaker 18: I know, but it's not like the music paluza was
Speaker 18: your idea.
Speaker 2: No, but it's at my work.
Speaker 19: And oh my goodness, when I walked into the hotel
Speaker 19: lobby last night and saw your.
Speaker 18: Faces, who yeah, we were all pretty shocked. Music Poaloozah
Speaker 18: and grizzly. We would have seen that one coming.
Speaker 19: Yeah, And then Cauziah Smith was like, we're gonna fight.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 8: It was so amazing, amazing.
Speaker 2: I thought it was sort of odd odd how I
Speaker 2: mean what.
Speaker 19: A seventh grader is going to find a whole music festival.
Speaker 18: For the Harvest Festival. And it's not just Kezy. The
Speaker 18: whole town is fighting for it.
Speaker 3: The whole town.
Speaker 15: Wait, you'll never win.
Speaker 18: We have a town meeting tonight at the church. We'll
Speaker 18: find a way if we all work together.
Speaker 15: I just assume would cancel the Harvest Festival. I mean, Levi, Hayes,
Speaker 15: eric Ahstrolm. How do we compete with them?
Speaker 2: So we just quit? No way?
Speaker 15: Well, I'd better get to work.
Speaker 18: I guess I won't see you at the meeting tonight.
Speaker 18: Then that would mean that you actually cared about your town.
Speaker 8: Brianna, you surprise me?
Speaker 15: Good apple bars right, yes, thank you, missus. Michelle.
Speaker 21: I have to get to work, okay, bye, Haley, Brianna,
Speaker 21: Hey you look, upset?
Speaker 15: Is everything okay?
Speaker 18: Not as long as the Harvest Festival and the music
Speaker 18: Palooza are both happening.
Speaker 21: Oh well, we're gonna have to cancel the Harvest Festival.
Speaker 21: We can't compete against a big event like theirs, Aunt, Michelle,
Speaker 21: not you too? What I say?
Speaker 5: It's a rough day in Discovery and grizzly Mountain. Will
Speaker 5: they figure it all out at the Harmony Corner Church tonight.
Speaker 5: We'll find out. After this. People are walking toward the
Speaker 5: Harmony Corner Church for the town meeting.
Speaker 14: Let's join them.
Speaker 7: Oh they're praying? Or do we thank you again for
Speaker 7: hearing us and we pray this in Jesus' name? Amen,
Speaker 7: Thank you all for coming out tonight. We have a
Speaker 7: full church. You all care about our town. I have
Speaker 7: some good news to share, but first the larger agenda item. Unfortunately,
Speaker 7: our Harvest Festival date is the same date as the
Speaker 7: music Palooza. Yes, it's unfortunate. We have two options. Do
Speaker 7: we keep fighting to get worried out about our event
Speaker 7: or do we cancel.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, please let's show a little respect to
Speaker 1: our mayor we'll thank your questions or concerns one at
Speaker 1: a time.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Officer Lewis oh Oh, Caziah.
Speaker 11: Smith, Mister Simon, The Harvest Festival is a good idea.
Speaker 8: We should fight to make it happen.
Speaker 7: Mister Simon, Miss Michelle, your turn.
Speaker 21: I love the idea of the Harvest Festival, but I
Speaker 21: just don't see how we can compete.
Speaker 15: Their event is much much bigger.
Speaker 13: And what about the road closure?
Speaker 3: What road closure?
Speaker 13: Oh? Maybe I shouldn't have said anything, Sorry, mister Simon.
Speaker 7: No, it's okay. I have an update, mister Simon.
Speaker 9: They're closing our road during the festival.
Speaker 1: They propose the closure for twelve hours for security.
Speaker 7: Everyone quiet, please, I have good news on that. I
Speaker 7: talked to May Grady and the Music Baloozy event team today.
Speaker 7: They've agreed to leave our road open to residents only.
Speaker 6: We have to fight this, We can't.
Speaker 15: We need to cancel, mister Simon.
Speaker 22: Mister Simon, please, everyone take your seats. Chaplain Jake, may
Speaker 22: I come up front? Sure, Jake, everybody. We don't have
Speaker 22: two choices?
Speaker 14: Is this thing one? We don't have two choices? We
Speaker 14: have three.
Speaker 7: Three.
Speaker 14: We can fight a big, well organized event. Choice one
Speaker 14: we can ca ansel and admit defeat. Choice two.
Speaker 8: What's choice three?
Speaker 18: Up?
Speaker 14: Are any of my seventh grade Bible students here besides Caziah?
Speaker 14: I'm here me too, Piper. What Bible story are we reading?
Speaker 14: Jehosephat right under King Jehosephat and enemy army threatened the
Speaker 14: peaceful nation of Judah.
Speaker 6: And what they do?
Speaker 14: They prayed exactly? They gathered for prayer.
Speaker 7: And then God showed them what he wanted them to do.
Speaker 14: Mister Simon, you're a great Bible student. God answered their
Speaker 14: prayer through the prophet to Haziel. But Trevin Jay Becauziah,
Speaker 14: you're protesting because you remember what God told them to do?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 14: What was it?
Speaker 8: God told them not to fight, but not to.
Speaker 14: Fight, right, but not give up either to do nothing?
Speaker 14: Is that right? Exactly?
Speaker 20: Good?
Speaker 6: You go? That was the third choice and our choice.
Speaker 15: Two to do nothing. But how could that possibly work?
Speaker 14: We let God fight for us, we fight. No, we
Speaker 14: have to let go hold our harvest festival and trust
Speaker 14: God to take care of it.
Speaker 9: Jake.
Speaker 14: But how well it's gonna take faith?
Speaker 8: Guys?
Speaker 14: There's a verse in Hebrews. I think it's chapter eleven
Speaker 14: and verse one. Yeah, that's right. It says no, faith
Speaker 14: is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence
Speaker 14: of things not seen.
Speaker 8: So we just got to take care of the harvest festival.
Speaker 14: Right with faith and prayer and to be nice to
Speaker 14: the music.
Speaker 7: Lose a people, Jake. That's the most coherent argument I've heard.
Speaker 7: What do you all think? Let's take a vote. Say
Speaker 7: yes if you agree to hold the harvest festival and
Speaker 7: let God, not Keziah Smith fight for us. Those who
Speaker 7: agree say yes, those who disagree say no. We have
Speaker 7: our vote. Now before you all leave, there's something on
Speaker 7: my heart today. We've all been at odds with each other.
Speaker 6: We sure have.
Speaker 7: Let's break into small groups and pray for harmony.
Speaker 10: Funny, we're in the harmony corner church, all the.
Speaker 7: More reason to pray.
Speaker 2: Hailey, you're here.
Speaker 19: Yes, I care about my town more than my job.
Speaker 2: I know you do. Look, I'm sorry about earlier.
Speaker 15: Oh, me too.
Speaker 19: This whole thing has been stressful, but I do like
Speaker 19: chaplain jeek suggestion me too.
Speaker 2: Let go and like God.
Speaker 8: What was the verse he read again?
Speaker 15: I want to put it in my phone.
Speaker 18: I looked it up in my Bible app Let me see.
Speaker 8: Oh, here it is now.
Speaker 18: Faith is a substance of things hoped for, the evidence
Speaker 18: of things not seen Hebrew's eleven to one.
Speaker 20: Hebrew's eleven one.
Speaker 15: I got it.
Speaker 2: So we should pray together.
Speaker 15: Yes, come on, there's a quiet spot over here.
Speaker 9: Well son, I didn't expect you and me to be
Speaker 9: on opposite sides of a harvest festival.
Speaker 13: No, no, me, neither Dad let's let God take care
Speaker 13: of it.
Speaker 9: He's better at all that stuff than we.
Speaker 13: Are, that's for sure. Should we walk home?
Speaker 9: Yep, Bash, my bedtime?
Speaker 8: Okay, Dad, Hugo, have you seen Piper? She was here
Speaker 8: a minute ago. Okay, I'll keep looking. What's she doing,
Speaker 8: hugough Oh just looking through the hymnal Oh you like
Speaker 8: to sing?
Speaker 14: No, why'd you say that?
Speaker 20: Okay, sorry, I said something. I'm gonna go keep looking
Speaker 20: for Piper.
Speaker 3: Piper.
Speaker 8: Mom?
Speaker 15: Have you seen Piper?
Speaker 3: No, honey, sorry, missus Holt.
Speaker 8: Have you seen Piper earlier?
Speaker 15: But she left with her parents?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 8: Thanks.
Speaker 12: It is the gift to be simple, tis the gift
Speaker 12: to be free.
Speaker 11: Dear Lord, did you mean to give Hugo Garcia such
Speaker 11: an angelic voice?
Speaker 3: Oops? Guess he quick? Quick, quick quick?
Speaker 5: Oh clear, Hugo really does sing beautifully. I'm not so
Speaker 5: sure that he's comfortable with his gift, though.
Speaker 9: No, it doesn't sound like he is.
Speaker 5: Becauziah still hasn't been able to talk to Piper either.
Speaker 23: No, the whole town really did feel off today, but
Speaker 23: they all sound united in faith now.
Speaker 10: Hm.
Speaker 5: Almost all October first, Both events will happen everyone in
Speaker 5: Grizzly is going to be very busy for a couple
Speaker 5: of weeks.
Speaker 9: And everyone in Discovery.
Speaker 5: And everyone at the Emerald Lake Hotel and Spa.
Speaker 23: Too, Yeah, lots of activity. And Amanda Campbell is going
Speaker 23: on a trip back to New York.
Speaker 5: Too, right, And Natalia is going to stay with Addison.
Speaker 6: Oh, that will be fun.
Speaker 5: Yes, I imagine they're both looking forward to it.
Speaker 23: We'll find out how the two events are shaping up.
Speaker 23: Can they really coexist? We'll find out.
Speaker 9: Next time.
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