Speaker 1: Let's go with a Minnesota Goodbye already. Okay, Hey, I
Speaker 1: want to know a question for you. As you listen
Speaker 1: to the Minnesota Goodbye? Do you listen at one times
Speaker 1: speed one point two five speed, one point five speed
Speaker 1: or what speed do you listen? I know you actually
Speaker 1: listen to the show, Bailey, I do not. Do you
Speaker 1: listen to what speed?
Speaker 2: I listen at the regular speed one speed. I only
Speaker 2: listen to books at like one point three speed, But
Speaker 2: if it's a podcast, I always listen to it at
Speaker 2: one speed. Okay, unless like if we were talking really
Speaker 2: slow and it was annoying me, then I would speed
Speaker 2: it up.
Speaker 3: Okay, I do that with tiktoks.
Speaker 1: I listen usually at one point five if it's a podcast,
Speaker 1: And yeah, because I think one point five is about
Speaker 1: as fast as I could listen. So I'm just curious,
Speaker 1: what speed do you listen to our podcast at? Send
Speaker 1: me a quick email and let me know. In anything
Speaker 1: else you want to talk about, let's jump in with
Speaker 1: this email. Okay, No, that's a fake. That's this is
Speaker 1: the first one I clicked on was an advertisement, so
Speaker 1: be it. It is basically unleash your full potential with
Speaker 1: war bands. Make every rep camp count apparently, imagine transforming
Speaker 1: every movement you make into a powerhouse workout without any limitations,
Speaker 1: with prices below one hundred dollars. So we get this
Speaker 1: garbage that comes to and then I block it. So
Speaker 1: I'm going to go up here to the three dots
Speaker 1: and hit block block Ashley Avery, who apparently works for
Speaker 1: an ad agency, And I feel bad that people. You know,
Speaker 1: there are people who like send out garbage basically spam
Speaker 1: like that, and they send it to probably every available
Speaker 1: email address, and if they get like thirty five people responding,
Speaker 1: that's a win, you know, not us.
Speaker 4: I used to be on that side of things because
Speaker 4: I was a PR intern for Minneapolis, So I was
Speaker 4: like sending out press releases to our media list constantly.
Speaker 1: All right, yeah, did you ever get responses?
Speaker 5: No? No, not usually, but I.
Speaker 1: Mean you have to do it. That's kind of what
Speaker 1: the media person does, you know, send out press releases.
Speaker 1: All right, let's move on to Kyle's email. Kyle say
Speaker 1: or Kylie says, Hello, I got a show topic stemming
Speaker 1: from this story. One night, I drunkenly sent my now
Speaker 1: husband a boob picture on Snapchat. After about fifteen minutes,
Speaker 1: I get a call from my best friend saying, go
Speaker 1: look at your Snapchat story. Yep, boom, I accidentally posted
Speaker 1: my boob picture to my story. Twelve people saw it, thankfully,
Speaker 1: nobody too bad saw it like my now mother in law,
Speaker 1: cousin's mom, co workers, et cetera. God, So my possible
Speaker 1: topic is, what did you accidentally post send email to
Speaker 1: the wrong person? Love you guys, kylie ps. Snapchat must
Speaker 1: be troublesome in that aspect, because a couple of months ago,
Speaker 1: my brother accidentally sent me a dick video. My God, enough,
Speaker 1: there are some things you cannot unsee, traumatizing l O L.
Speaker 1: I've told this story before. I was in a group
Speaker 1: chat with Carson and Susan and I accidentally sent to Susan,
Speaker 1: how's that pussy? And she wrote back juicy, And then
Speaker 1: we realized that Carson was in on it, and I said, God, sorry,
Speaker 1: Carson just ignored that, and he, I think sent the
Speaker 1: wide eyed like holy shit emoji, but I don't remember,
Speaker 1: but it was kind of funny.
Speaker 5: But also, god, I don't know react.
Speaker 4: If I was Carson, I would probably just like, I
Speaker 4: wouldn't say anything. I'd be like just forget it, just
Speaker 4: hopefully forget it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know, we've never brought it up.
Speaker 5: That was gonna tell the story Carson from the time
Speaker 5: that your.
Speaker 1: Mom juicy remember that, which was a great response, all right,
Speaker 1: please don't say my name. And listened to the podcast
Speaker 1: where Bailey saying the alphabet backwards made me think of
Speaker 1: a story for you. I got home late from work
Speaker 1: one night. My husband was sleeping and try not to
Speaker 1: wake him up. I took my bladder infection meds, which
Speaker 1: were sitting on my nightstand. I tried to go to sleep.
Speaker 1: Saying the alphabet backwards in my head all always puts
Speaker 1: me to sleep, but this night it did not. I
Speaker 1: said the alphabet backwards so many times that night it
Speaker 1: became muscle memory. So I started to do it in
Speaker 1: Spanish for context. I took Spanish in high school and college,
Speaker 1: so I'm not fluent by any means. Still, I couldn't
Speaker 1: fall asleep. I didn't sleep all night, arose the next morning,
Speaker 1: looked at my bladder infection meds, which were not bladder
Speaker 1: infection meds. I took my adderall prescription.
Speaker 3: Well there you go.
Speaker 1: At eleven o'clock at night, I'm gonna guess adderall like
Speaker 1: caffeine kind.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: On the plus side, I can awfluitely say the alphabet
Speaker 1: backwards in Spanish, which is a fun party trick. I
Speaker 1: guess I know.
Speaker 3: Cool.
Speaker 1: Have you ever accidentally taken or consumed something you thought
Speaker 1: was something else? Possible show topic idea. Love you guys,
Speaker 1: Thank you. I won't say your name. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: Jenny was here on the show. I went to the
Speaker 1: doctor many times for my stomach pains, and a doctor
Speaker 1: gave me something for my stomach pains, and for a
Speaker 1: month or so, I'd get so tired during the show
Speaker 1: and I would lay down on the studio floor and
Speaker 1: about how tired I was, and Steven Fallen were like god, wow,
Speaker 1: and I said, yeah taking. Then I realized that these
Speaker 1: were basically meant to be taken before you go to.
Speaker 3: Bed, yeah, like drowsy kind Yeah.
Speaker 1: And that saw that when you ever taken anything, Jenny,
Speaker 1: that was the wrong.
Speaker 4: Med just I have done expired cough syrup before, and
Speaker 4: I was immediately sick from.
Speaker 1: Me really seriously.
Speaker 4: Yeah wow yeah, So look at your medicine and make
Speaker 4: sure you throw out expired things, because I just did
Speaker 4: it in my medicine cabinet a week ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't haven't taken any like medication or anything.
Speaker 2: But did you know that half of the root beers
Speaker 2: half caffeine and half of them do not have caffeine?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 2: Because I definitely had a caffe at a root beer
Speaker 2: once and it was like seven pm, and I don't
Speaker 2: think I slept a week A wink all night.
Speaker 5: And has caffeine.
Speaker 3: There's like four of.
Speaker 2: Them that have caffeine. It's so weird, like it has
Speaker 2: to say caffeine free. I really can for it to
Speaker 2: be caffeine free. But I, oh my god, I was
Speaker 2: just like, why am I awake right now? I don't understand.
Speaker 2: I never drank caffeine because caffeine just makes me not
Speaker 2: sleep ever. Bars Yeah, and that's the best root beer too,
Speaker 2: Barn w Well, I like both. I like Barks because
Speaker 2: it's got like that, it's snappy in its kind. Arisprisp,
Speaker 2: I like that, and and w is just fine.
Speaker 1: You've a shout out to Northern Soda Company who has
Speaker 1: diet root beer that you and I were there a
Speaker 1: month or two ago and it was actually really good.
Speaker 1: You would never know its diet root beer. Here is
Speaker 1: a longer email. It says, don't say my name, as
Speaker 1: I dropped my job title in this email, and I
Speaker 1: don't anybody connecting those dots. You'll understand later. Okay, here
Speaker 1: we go some questions that I thought of for the podcast.
Speaker 1: Appreciate that wondering what each of your zodiac signs are.
Speaker 1: This is basic, but out of pure curiosity and wanting
Speaker 1: to know who you really are. Just kidding, of course,
Speaker 1: but would love to know how much you think you
Speaker 1: resonate with the basic description of your sign. And and
Speaker 1: here we go. I am a Scorpio. I do not
Speaker 1: believe in anything astrological in the least and I think
Speaker 1: it's purely fun. And so I'm a Scorpio.
Speaker 4: Jenny, I'm a Taurus. I do believe ish sort of.
Speaker 4: I don't go out of my way to look at
Speaker 4: things or like get readings done or anything like that,
Speaker 4: but I do like to read things.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, ooh, that fits me.
Speaker 1: You know what I want to talk about, Jenny, that
Speaker 1: we have this can come up on the show, but
Speaker 1: I want to bring this up. But speaking about things
Speaker 1: you don't believe in, you're doing some sort of mega
Speaker 1: hurts frequency therapy. For pain.
Speaker 4: Well, oh no, I was just listening to a podcast
Speaker 4: about how frequencies can help you with like certain things
Speaker 4: in life, like mental health, and I don't know that
Speaker 4: they touched on pain. I'm not that far into the
Speaker 4: episode yet. But if you listen to like five twenty eight,
Speaker 4: is it what does HD stand for?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Hurts hurts?
Speaker 5: Oh, it is hurts. Okay.
Speaker 4: So those are like very calman kind of songs, and
Speaker 4: so it's really good for anxiety and stuff. And then
Speaker 4: you think about like what you like to listen to
Speaker 4: when you work out. Some people can do podcasts.
Speaker 5: I can.
Speaker 4: I have to have like very hyped music. Some people
Speaker 4: don't like that. It's like it's all about this energy
Speaker 4: that you bring into certain situations. And I just don't
Speaker 4: know if I believe it or not. But I will
Speaker 4: say when I've listened to the five two eight playlist
Speaker 4: before and I've been anxious, it has calmed me down
Speaker 4: a bit. But I don't know if it's just like
Speaker 4: a placebo effect of me thinking like this is supposed
Speaker 4: to make me feel a little bit more calm, or
Speaker 4: if it actually is, like the frequency is helping me.
Speaker 1: It could be either one placebo effect is very very strong.
Speaker 1: It's very effective. Bailey, what sign are you?
Speaker 2: I am a Virgo and I mostly agree with the
Speaker 2: Virgo things because I do like lists and being organized,
Speaker 2: but I'm not like clean, like super like anal kind
Speaker 2: of organized. And vont is a Leo and that checks
Speaker 2: out to me.
Speaker 1: Does it?
Speaker 3: Yes? Okay, yeah, Leos are like entertainers.
Speaker 1: Next one, I listened to Jenny and Falon's podcast, and
Speaker 1: Jenny recently talked about the importance of seeing a psychiatrist
Speaker 1: for mental health meds rather than a primary care provider.
Speaker 1: I want to give a shout out to weather Girl
Speaker 1: Jenny for being spot on. I think this needs to
Speaker 1: be heard everywhere. Your primary care is great, but psychiatrists
Speaker 1: specialized doctors who specifically work with mental health meds. So
Speaker 1: there's a psychologist who is not licensed medical doctor they
Speaker 1: can't prescribe meds, and a psychiatrist who is a medical doctor.
Speaker 4: No, just saying like, if you go in for your
Speaker 4: PAPSHMIR and stuff, your general physician, oh, I know that,
Speaker 4: you know, like they can, so I was kind of saying,
Speaker 4: like those people cannot. But then yes, there's like therapists
Speaker 4: and then there's psychiatrists. And my therapist could never prescribe
Speaker 4: medicine because she didn't have the qualifications. But I was saying, like,
Speaker 4: don't go to your general physician to get medication for
Speaker 4: anxiety or depression because they really are not specialized in
Speaker 4: that area. A psychiatrist is going to ask you a
Speaker 4: lot of questions and really nail down what you need
Speaker 4: and what kind of medicine you need and what is
Speaker 4: the right amount of medicine and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess that makes sense. It's kind of like
Speaker 1: if you have you know, if you have cancer, you
Speaker 1: don't go down to your primary care, you go to
Speaker 1: an oncologist. So same thing with a psychotherapist psych psychiatrist. Yes.
Speaker 1: She goes on to say, this is so important to know,
Speaker 1: as I guess I should have mentioned I am a
Speaker 1: psychotherapist and I have so many clients come to be
Speaker 1: frustrated after struggling with navigating their own med management. This way,
Speaker 1: primary care providers can have a long wait list or
Speaker 1: less capacity to be helpful. Help is out there. You
Speaker 1: get to know where to look. Psychology Today website is
Speaker 1: a great place to start, as you can put filters
Speaker 1: on for location and insurance. Thank you for normalizing and
Speaker 1: spreading awareness about mental health. Jenny, You Rock. Next question
Speaker 1: from the same staff writer, wondering if you guys have
Speaker 1: a go to coffee order, maybe Cariboo specific, since it's
Speaker 1: a Minnesota company, and I wonder what Vaughan thinks about Caribou,
Speaker 1: knowing that he's not from Minnesota. It is the superior
Speaker 1: coffee and anybody who disgraces it can suck it. Sorry,
Speaker 1: not sorry, totally agree with you. My coffee order is
Speaker 1: either I'm gonna be fancy, I'll do a latte, but
Speaker 1: I'm usually black coffee with either skim or once in
Speaker 1: a while, oat milk or almond milk. I don't know
Speaker 1: the difference. I can't taste the difference. But mine is
Speaker 1: just basic coffee. What about you, Jen?
Speaker 4: Mine from Caribou is a cold brew with a half
Speaker 4: shot of milk chocolate to add a little flavor to it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Mine's like any iced coffee, So a cold brew
Speaker 2: or an iced latte.
Speaker 5: I'm like the vanilla ice I do.
Speaker 2: I mean I like that mostly if it has ice
Speaker 2: and it has milk of some kind like oat milk
Speaker 2: in it and then.
Speaker 3: A flavor, I'll drink it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, delicious, and I know that vont likes caribou because
Speaker 2: I've seen him drink it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, good, good to know. Also, if you ever
Speaker 1: need a therapist opinion for something, I'd be willing and
Speaker 1: more than happy to help you all out. I worked
Speaker 1: in different three different areas of mental health care, from
Speaker 1: residential to outpatient, and I have a ball or sense
Speaker 1: of humor in my opinion, So let assist. No ps
Speaker 1: waiting for nothing but improv day on the Minnesota goodbye,
Speaker 1: do that again soon. That's it for now, have a
Speaker 1: great day, y'all. All Right, Sleigh, I'm gonna be real honest,
Speaker 1: and I would love to have a therapist on And
Speaker 1: we've tried several and sometimes because therapists are so smart
Speaker 1: and they're so well qualified, they're not always able to
Speaker 1: keep it concise. And I think that's one of the
Speaker 1: things we've run into with a lot of experts, because
Speaker 1: I've learned over my years in radio. You could have
Speaker 1: somebody who's an expert in nutrition and you get them
Speaker 1: on the show to talk about, you know, what's the
Speaker 1: best thing to eat for being healthy, and they get
Speaker 1: so deep into the weeds because they're so smart and
Speaker 1: so qualified and passionate about what they do, but they're
Speaker 1: not always the best people on the radio, So I
Speaker 1: would not say I would say that when you say
Speaker 1: you have a baller sense of humor, that's a plus
Speaker 1: for me. Yeah, because for you to call yourself out
Speaker 1: as having a great sense of humor and use the
Speaker 1: word baller, I would suspect that you probably be pretty
Speaker 1: good on the.
Speaker 3: Right And then with Sleigh. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But we but we oftentimes don't put experts on the
Speaker 1: radio anymore because Jenny and I have experienced. You will
Speaker 1: get somebody on who's a great expert on cruise ships, like, Okay,
Speaker 1: here's the best way to go on a cruise ship.
Speaker 1: At about thirteen seconds in, we're like, holy fuck, wrap
Speaker 1: it up.
Speaker 5: No, no, not at all.
Speaker 4: I mean we just don't in general do kind of
Speaker 4: like intervieweek type of.
Speaker 1: St it's not really our tone. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Ways, so it's a lot.
Speaker 4: It's like, if something really big happens, we get Sharon McMahon,
Speaker 4: who she is very much media trained, so she does
Speaker 4: such a fantastic job. But we don't typically have too
Speaker 4: many experts we need on for things on the show
Speaker 4: because because we are the expert we are.
Speaker 1: We love hearing from you to give us your opinion.
Speaker 1: And we love when therapists or doctors or cruise experts
Speaker 1: right in and say, I am a blah blah blah
Speaker 1: wedding planner, and I know this. Jonathan Fogel is really good.
Speaker 1: He's an entertainer. He's able to keep it concise and short.
Speaker 1: And but even I've got talked to by the boss
Speaker 1: because once in a while, Jonathan Fogel and I will
Speaker 1: get too chatty and the boss will be like, you
Speaker 1: know what, you don't need to talk to Jonathan Fogel
Speaker 1: for eight and a half minutes after ward, Thanks for
Speaker 1: that one. Next one, longtime listeners thought of a couple
Speaker 1: of things. I had an older brother. Mostly we got along,
Speaker 1: but he had a stray streak of boy mean. One time,
Speaker 1: running away from him, I tried to climb a barbed
Speaker 1: wire fence and caught my leg coming down on a
Speaker 1: barb Literally, a three inch deep gash should have had
Speaker 1: stitches three inches deep. That'll go down to the bone.
Speaker 1: Do you mean a three inch long gash three inches deep?
Speaker 1: Hold your fingers about three inches apart.
Speaker 3: That sounds like it hurts.
Speaker 1: That would go to the bonew Okay, I believe you.
Speaker 1: They said I still have an Astis car and no stitches. Also,
Speaker 1: for funny, spray painted my barbie all black and then
Speaker 1: turned the spray paint on me and got my eyes.
Speaker 1: I was made five wow. Er visit no long term damage. Lastly,
Speaker 1: this dumb college girl was visiting a state park with
Speaker 1: my then boyfriend. Was wearing a denim skirt and thought
Speaker 1: she would jump from one set of parking posts. They're
Speaker 1: almost like a balanced beam in front of each parking spot,
Speaker 1: so the skirt held me back and cracked my head
Speaker 1: on the bean post. Thing concussion and er visit fun times.
Speaker 1: I've also had concussions on backyard skating ponds and skiing.
Speaker 1: Yike's Luckily I can still hold a high level job.
Speaker 1: Keep up the amazing entertainment A right, D. Thanks D.
Speaker 1: You are definitely injury prone, but I appreciate that. Let
Speaker 1: me see here. Let me go back a little bit,
Speaker 1: and there's some that we didn't get to yesterday, so
Speaker 1: bear with me while I page around here. Caught up
Speaker 1: gang hopef, you're having a wonderful week so far. Need
Speaker 1: some advice. My girlfriend and I have been together seven years.
Speaker 1: We're both twenty five, lived together since junior year of college.
Speaker 1: We're having differences about moving out of Minnesota. We were
Speaker 1: both born and raised here. She really wants to get
Speaker 1: out of Minnesota due to a lot of family and
Speaker 1: personal problems she's been having lately, and just says she
Speaker 1: wants to try a new lifestyle in a different state.
Speaker 1: I feel the opposite. I love Minnesota. I've got a
Speaker 1: great paying job side hustle, and I play semi pro soccer,
Speaker 1: so I love it here. All of my friends and
Speaker 1: family are here as well. I'm open minded to movie,
Speaker 1: but she's really pushing the idea and I just have
Speaker 1: second thoughts. I am open minded to moving, but I'm
Speaker 1: a bit hesitant as everything's going well for me here.
Speaker 1: Any advice on how I should handle the situation. Do
Speaker 1: you guys recommend moving or trying out a new lifestyle
Speaker 1: somewhere else? Would really love your input on this. Also,
Speaker 1: just for fun, if you guys move out of state,
Speaker 1: what state would you pick? And why? Hope y'all have
Speaker 1: a great rest of the week. Thanks for everything you
Speaker 1: do all right, which, if you don't know, that is
Speaker 1: a sign off that we use and I don't know
Speaker 1: how it came up, but.
Speaker 3: All right, old country buffet guys.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bailey, exactly right. Yet the old country buffet guy, Jenny,
Speaker 1: you start, Yes, he loves it here, she does not
Speaker 1: move or no.
Speaker 4: I think that that is like going to build resentment
Speaker 4: in your relationship if you really don't want to. So
Speaker 4: I think you guys got to talk that one through.
Speaker 4: But I would say move yes, personally. I think that, like,
Speaker 4: especially if you're young enough you don't have like kids
Speaker 4: holding you down here, I say, yeah.
Speaker 1: I kind of agree Bailey.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He seems the way that he worded it seems very
Speaker 2: much so that he does not want to move, and
Speaker 2: so like he says, oh, I'm open to moving, but
Speaker 2: then less a million things why he wouldn't want to.
Speaker 2: So I feel like it would create resentment if between,
Speaker 2: like for you, if you moved for her and then
Speaker 2: you didn't like it and you missed it here, and
Speaker 2: then what.
Speaker 1: I think you're both right. I have another little observation.
Speaker 1: I know somebody who had family problems here and they
Speaker 1: moved away, way away to get away from the family
Speaker 1: problems to start a new life. The problem was they
Speaker 1: were most of the problem. And I want you to
Speaker 1: ask yourself to the person who wrote this letter, is
Speaker 1: she part of the problem? And in other words, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't want to live near my I wouldn't mind living
Speaker 1: near my family, but I have to keep my family
Speaker 1: at arms distance because I cannot support Donna. I cannot
Speaker 1: support other sisters. And they're not full of drama, They're
Speaker 1: full of can you loan me money? And so I
Speaker 1: would have trouble. But if I were to move, I'd
Speaker 1: move to Colorado. Where would you move, Bailey, I'd moved
Speaker 1: to Chicago, Okay, Jenny, Oregon. Now we get into a
Speaker 1: little odd part of the Minnesota goodbye Now. Yesterday we
Speaker 1: recorded it in two parts. The first part was about
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes long, and we recorded probably another ten minutes
Speaker 1: after that. Well, because we have terrible equipment, the second
Speaker 1: half did not record. So I tried to go back
Speaker 1: and restore the emails that we had read and deleted.
Speaker 1: And I'm might repeat some because none of us can
Speaker 1: remember exactly what we read yesterday. Are you with me?
Speaker 1: Does that make any sense?
Speaker 3: I'm with you.
Speaker 4: I just want you to check in make sure it's
Speaker 4: recording right now.
Speaker 3: It says it is all right, It'll be good.
Speaker 1: All right, let me open up the email again. Here
Speaker 1: we go, Hello, besties. I was at with my best
Speaker 1: friend orr nine year old son Colton for lunch and
Speaker 1: I was talking about all the stupid questions like what's
Speaker 1: your favorite subject? And he had a question for me.
Speaker 1: What's your favorite time of the day? I said, the
Speaker 1: morning coffee with the Dave Ryan in the morning show.
Speaker 1: He says, I know the Dave Ryan Show. Have you
Speaker 1: ever heard Dave's dirt? It was so cool to talk
Speaker 1: to a nine year old about the show. So, Dave,
Speaker 1: two questions for you. What's your favorite time of the day? Mornings?
Speaker 1: No question. I love when I don't work in the
Speaker 1: morning show anymore. I will get up early as I
Speaker 1: can and have coffee while watching the sun come up.
Speaker 1: Love mornings. Can you help me make my daughter's Lexi's
Speaker 1: twenty third golden birthday dream come true? She is dying
Speaker 1: to see Alex Warren. She's obsessed with him and his
Speaker 1: wife Cover.
Speaker 5: They're big TikTok people.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, she's been following since they lived in their car. Wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: If she has a baby girl, she's naming her Cover.
Speaker 1: I know you don't usually do that, but I thought,
Speaker 1: why not dask old Daddy Bear, we've been trying to win.
Speaker 1: We'd listen every day on iHeart and never get through.
Speaker 1: Thanks for all that you do, all right, Jenny Bailey
Speaker 1: vont what's your favorite time of the day.
Speaker 4: I would say mornings as well, but I also like
Speaker 4: love a sunset, so I'm it's tough for me, but
Speaker 4: I do. I feel very energized when I'm on a
Speaker 4: vacation and I'm up before all the tourists are out
Speaker 4: and stuff, and I'm doing things, and it's just very calm. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the best, It's the absolute best.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, same with mornings, Bailey.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 2: I like mornings, not necessarily as early mornings as we get,
Speaker 2: but like I don't know, seven o'clock, if you're like
Speaker 2: dressed and out the door and like getting stuff done, man,
Speaker 2: it feels good. You feel better than everybody. You're like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm on a walk and seven thirty kind of thing.
Speaker 1: When I go camping, we almost always get up early
Speaker 1: and you hear the birds and you don't hear other
Speaker 1: people or whatever, and the sun is kind of coming up.
Speaker 1: And like when I go to Colorado, we have a
Speaker 1: jacuzzi in the backyard, and I like to get up
Speaker 1: early enough to take my coffee outside and watch the
Speaker 1: sun come up through the trees and you hear the
Speaker 1: birds and it's quiet, and it's just Yeah, definitely love mornings.
Speaker 1: As far as your tickets to see Alex Warren, I
Speaker 1: don't have a way to get you in. But if
Speaker 1: it already happened, well, this was written yesterday.
Speaker 5: Oh, Alex Warren was in the sky rim on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Though, right, So I think what they mean then, I
Speaker 1: think what they might be saying is to the actual concert.
Speaker 1: Had I gotten this a few days ago, I easily
Speaker 1: could have gotten your daughter in to see Alex Warren.
Speaker 1: But he was here on Tuesday. But I will say
Speaker 1: when you and I'm going to leave it up to you, Dana,
Speaker 1: when you find out when he's coming, send me an email.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to look it up for you, but
Speaker 1: if you send an email to me, I can look
Speaker 1: and see if I can get your tickets for you
Speaker 1: and your daughter. And you're right, I don't normally do
Speaker 1: that because one of the pitfalls of being in radio
Speaker 1: is people ask for concert tickets quite often, and I
Speaker 1: kind of have a personal policy, Like even with friends, no,
Speaker 1: you know, I'll do it for Allison. I might do
Speaker 1: it for Carson. But even with friends, I usually say
Speaker 1: no because I kind of like just don't like being
Speaker 1: taken advantage of. Like if I had a friend that
Speaker 1: was a doctor, I would not go up to her
Speaker 1: and say, hey, you know what, I've got this pain
Speaker 1: in my side? Can you take a look? Can you
Speaker 1: give can you give me a recto exam?
Speaker 5: I nurse Wendy every time you have an ailment on
Speaker 5: the why why?
Speaker 1: Because I got her tickets for Bone Thugs and Harmony.
Speaker 3: Oh that's why.
Speaker 1: That's why. So I do things for her. She does
Speaker 1: things for me.
Speaker 5: Do you scratch mine? I scratch jokes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And and it's kind of like I think we
Speaker 1: all and give you a quick story. I have a
Speaker 1: friend and she may be listening and I and she
Speaker 1: knows because we had a little discussion about this one.
Speaker 1: She would ask for concert tickets frequently, and she was
Speaker 1: my friend, so I would get her concert tickets. She
Speaker 1: was a server and she worked at a bar down
Speaker 1: by target Field and we went there right before a
Speaker 1: Twins games Susan and she was on duty and the
Speaker 1: bar was fucking packed. I mean, you just couldn't get
Speaker 1: near a bar and I said, Hi, Hey, how are
Speaker 1: you doing? I said, yeah, God, we're trying to get
Speaker 1: a couple of drinks. It's so crowded in here. She said, well,
Speaker 1: belly up to the bar and she walked off. And
Speaker 1: I remember thinking it would have been nice, after all
Speaker 1: the things that I've done for you, to have maybe said, oh,
Speaker 1: I got you taking care of Sure, I'll get you.
Speaker 1: I'll get you a couple of drinks. What do you want?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 1: And I said it later, I said, you know, that
Speaker 1: really kind of hurt my feelings. That I've done things
Speaker 1: for you that I enjoyed doing, but when you had
Speaker 1: a chance to do something nice for me, it never
Speaker 1: even entered your mind. I'm so sorry. You're so right.
Speaker 1: Was I a dick to feel that way?
Speaker 2: No, No, I don't think so. I mean, they're your feelings,
Speaker 2: so they're valid.
Speaker 4: I think that if she was busy, my brain wouldn't
Speaker 4: as like a former server, she was busy, I wouldn't
Speaker 4: be thinking about doing anyone favors.
Speaker 1: So if I'd done a lot of favors for you, though,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you be like, here's a chan's busy.
Speaker 4: I'm saying that her mind imagined during the morning show
Speaker 4: is someone coming up to you and asking you to like,
Speaker 4: are wanting something from you, and you're in the middle
Speaker 4: of the morning show, like your brain is in work.
Speaker 4: Mods Well say, that's what I'm saying, is like, I
Speaker 4: don't I think that. Yes, she could have helped you
Speaker 4: out if she would have thought of it, but there's
Speaker 4: a good chance she was so busy that she was
Speaker 4: just like I got to get this table this and
Speaker 4: that table that and whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good point. So you know, I'm always
Speaker 1: open to see other sides of it, especially if I
Speaker 1: agree with them. All Right, last one that we'll do
Speaker 1: here on the Minnesota Goodbye. Do we have time, Jenny,
Speaker 1: or we had a time?
Speaker 5: We got like a minute left?
Speaker 1: Okay, I will. This is a good one. I like it.
Speaker 1: I love you all. Discussed the conversation on Monday about
Speaker 1: cremation and what to do with your body once you die.
Speaker 1: This is something I have to think about. I found
Speaker 1: out this winter I have incurable brain cancer, which will
Speaker 1: ultimately shorten my life. And I'm going to read through
Speaker 1: this quickly, but I don't want to diminish how impactful
Speaker 1: and powerful this is. In my late night thinkings on
Speaker 1: the matter, I realized I want to be created, cremated traditionally,
Speaker 1: and put into a real comfy chair. That way, I
Speaker 1: could still comfort my loved ones if they're tired or sick,
Speaker 1: and they could take a nap with me and know
Speaker 1: that I'm close by. There is still the issue of
Speaker 1: someone at some point making the decision of what to
Speaker 1: do with my chair, and I don't want to end
Speaker 1: up on the curb with a free sign in the rain.
Speaker 1: Call me crazy, but it seems really peaceful to me
Speaker 1: to be somewhere where I could give my loved ones
Speaker 1: comfort when needed. For context, I have three very young kids,
Speaker 1: and my favorite spot is my chair in the nursery
Speaker 1: where I rock them to sleep at night when they
Speaker 1: are sick. And if I could do that forever, i'd
Speaker 1: want to thoughts. I have so many thoughts, Molly. My
Speaker 1: heart breaks that I don't know how you are. I
Speaker 1: don't know how you do it knowing that you won't
Speaker 1: be there to see your kids. And I don't want
Speaker 1: to get too sad and bring you down, Molly, but
Speaker 1: that's very sad. I'm so impressed that you're thinking selflessly
Speaker 1: about what you can do to comfort the people you'll
Speaker 1: leave behind.
Speaker 3: I think being a chair sounds like a great idea,
Speaker 3: that sounds awesome.
Speaker 1: It really does, And so as these kids are growing up,
Speaker 1: they can still be like, yeah, mom's here.
Speaker 3: Yeah I don't think you'll end up by the curb
Speaker 3: with a free.
Speaker 1: Sign, Well you will. You will eventually be with a.
Speaker 3: Solid waste sign. After too much love.
Speaker 1: That is it, Minnesota, Goodbye, Wrap it up, Ryan Show
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