Speaker 1: All right, here we go with the Minnesota goodbye. We're
Speaker 1: gonna kick off with a very important question in these
Speaker 1: uncertain times from Denise. What is your favorite type of
Speaker 1: cheese and why now? Then they go on to give
Speaker 1: you time to think. Denise gives us her mount rushmore
Speaker 1: of cheese, mozzarella, bree, Parmesan, and American. Is that even
Speaker 1: really cheese?
Speaker 2: She says?
Speaker 1: If not, then cheddar, I would say. I love really
Speaker 1: like hard cheese. I don't like soft cheese especially. I
Speaker 1: like sharp cheddar. I like anything that's hard and kind
Speaker 1: of crumbly. But I can't think of any more examples. Maybe,
Speaker 1: but I kind of have a lot of flavor, But
Speaker 1: I would say probably, I'm just gonna say sharp cheddar.
Speaker 3: Bailey, I'm gonna prop I haven't had as much cheese
Speaker 3: as I would have liked in my life, so I
Speaker 3: don't really know. I don't have like a wide palette.
Speaker 3: But I would say mozzarella when it's with like basil
Speaker 3: and tomatoes, like any of that. Oh, I could just
Speaker 3: eat that like as a snack.
Speaker 4: Fair enough, Jenny, how much time you guys got So
Speaker 4: I'm just kidding. If I had a go to cheese
Speaker 4: that I'd eat at any given time, it'd be just
Speaker 4: your sharp cheddar. But we just did a charcuterie board
Speaker 4: over the weekend and we had a hobbin arrow pepper
Speaker 4: jack cheese that was great. We had like a cinnamon
Speaker 4: apple soft cheese that was super good. A greer cheese
Speaker 4: that one was also really good. So it's really hard
Speaker 4: for me. It depends on the day. Wow, those aren't delist.
Speaker 2: Can I tell you?
Speaker 1: I want to get your opinion. I was going to
Speaker 1: send somebody who is a friend of the radio station
Speaker 1: one of those. It was like, it's not like the
Speaker 1: one that you buy at them all, but it's maybe
Speaker 1: a little bit nicer, like a Hickory Farms gift basket
Speaker 1: with the sausage and the cheese and the jellies and
Speaker 1: the crackers. And Susan said, people throw that shit away?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: And I said, I don't think so she says, no,
Speaker 1: people don't like that that. They want good cheese, they
Speaker 1: want good sausage. And I'm like, oh, okay, so I
Speaker 1: passed on it. But I'm a big Hickory Farms kind
Speaker 1: of a guy. If you want and you feel so
Speaker 1: inclined to send you boy a Hickory Farms, gift bag,
Speaker 1: a gift basket or box.
Speaker 2: I'm down with that, Okay. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I always get overwhelmed when I go to the grocery
Speaker 3: store and all of the cheeses are like sitting out.
Speaker 3: I have no idea what I would ever pick. So
Speaker 3: I need somebody to like have all the cheeses out
Speaker 3: and then give me an hour so I can just
Speaker 3: taste each one and write notes.
Speaker 4: Oh you need Okay, this is a far out suggestion,
Speaker 4: but there's a cheese shop in Crosby, Minnesota that literally
Speaker 4: they just have all this selection and they let you
Speaker 4: try it like it's an ice cream shop. So they
Speaker 4: just like cut up a bunch of choes a bunch.
Speaker 4: It is so good. And so anytime we go up
Speaker 4: to Crosby, we go we have our little samples of
Speaker 4: cheese or Crosby. Crosby is like an hour and a
Speaker 4: half ish north maybe only maybe only it's close to
Speaker 4: brainerd O that way. Yes, so it's right north of
Speaker 4: Malax the lake, the big lake.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but yeah, it's it's such a phenomenal shop. And
Speaker 4: I wish I could think of the name right now
Speaker 4: off the top of my head. But you'll probably know
Speaker 4: if you hear Crosby and Cheese Shop. Crosby Cheese Shop.
Speaker 1: Okay, next one, a good morning. You can use my
Speaker 1: name Melissa. A of all, I've been listening to the
Speaker 1: show for about fifteen years and I love you all
Speaker 1: so much. Thanks for all you do. Well, you're certainly welcome, Melissa,
Speaker 1: thank you for listening. B of all, I was at
Speaker 1: a Harry Potter experience with my daughter last week, and
Speaker 1: it got me thinking about what subtle nugget of magic
Speaker 1: you would employ if you had such abilities. This would
Speaker 1: be a bit of magic that would improve your daily
Speaker 1: life yet might not be noticed by others. For example,
Speaker 1: coffee and food always stay hot, or you never hit
Speaker 1: a red light, or the toilet paper roll never runs out,
Speaker 1: or the shoes, your shoes never get wet, et cetera.
Speaker 1: I think mine would be that my hands never get cold.
Speaker 1: Melissa aka Juice, because that's allegedly what my dad wanted
Speaker 1: to name me. I love that.
Speaker 4: That's awesome, all right.
Speaker 1: I mean we've had really no time to think about it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I would say God, access to McNuggets anytime I
Speaker 1: want so hot McNuggets anytime I want and that's just
Speaker 1: off the top of my head. I'm sure I get
Speaker 1: think of something much better and healthier. But does anybody
Speaker 1: else have a magical power anytime you want?
Speaker 4: I think mine would be that the dishes are just
Speaker 4: magically done every time I cook. Okay, I hate dishes,
Speaker 4: so it's my least favorite chore to do.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if I could add like clothes to that too.
Speaker 4: Does it have to be like a trivial thing?
Speaker 1: Well, because it's fake, it can do anything you want.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't do, like, you know, save the
Speaker 1: world from cancer.
Speaker 3: Right. Well, I would love to never have to drive anywhere.
Speaker 3: That'd be great because I spend so much time driving
Speaker 3: from here to there to wherever. So sometimes I'm in
Speaker 3: the car in a day for like an hour or more,
Speaker 3: and I don't want to be in the car ever.
Speaker 1: So you went to trivia last night sidebar and Bailey.
Speaker 1: Bailey sent me a trivia question. Do you want me
Speaker 1: to read it? Yeah, go ahead and read the trivia question.
Speaker 3: I sent it to you after we had already answered it.
Speaker 3: So I don't want anyone to think I was cheating because.
Speaker 2: She was cheating at trivia.
Speaker 3: Cheating, Oh my god, now I'm gonna.
Speaker 2: Look under Dave.
Speaker 4: Thank you Dave. Okay, what's your name again?
Speaker 3: And says what. TV series that ran for eleven seasons
Speaker 3: beginning in nineteen seventy four, has settings including Arnold's Drive
Speaker 3: in Jefferson High and the Cunningham household.
Speaker 1: And it was easy, it was happy days. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: your group got it anywhere we got it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We won the second round. And I took pictures because
Speaker 3: Tripp says that he's smart, so I wanted to test him.
Speaker 3: I haven't yet, but I took pictures of a bunch
Speaker 3: of them. I helped with one or two questions. One
Speaker 3: of them was about Disney princesses and their timeline, and
Speaker 3: I was like, this is it, this is my time, jam.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep. So where did you go play trivia?
Speaker 3: We play at Wicked Wart in Robinsdale.
Speaker 4: It's a brewery.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Can I ask a follow up question? Did the gift
Speaker 4: card get shared if you want?
Speaker 1: Nope?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so this is a running.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I've complained about this on the show before,
Speaker 3: but I have been in this group for trivia. It's
Speaker 3: not like my trivia group. So it's my friend Ali
Speaker 3: and her husband Rick and my friend Ali.
Speaker 4: I love her so much.
Speaker 3: Her husband Rick is fine, and they are the trivia team,
Speaker 3: and then they invite their friends to come and play
Speaker 3: trivia with them. And I've been playing trivia with them
Speaker 3: probably like for eight years maybe and not every single week,
Speaker 3: but a lot, and they win a lot because Rick
Speaker 3: is very smart, super smart, and Ali's really smart too.
Speaker 3: They're just good at trivia, which is why they have
Speaker 3: a trivia team. And so then when they win, they
Speaker 3: get gift cards to the place that you're at. So
Speaker 3: where whatever brewery you're at, you get a gift card
Speaker 3: for that brewery. And Ali and Rick never ever share
Speaker 3: the gift card ever. So sometimes it's like thirty bucks.
Speaker 3: If we win both rounds, it's fifty So.
Speaker 2: Do they buy you a beer?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, I think.
Speaker 3: Maybe in the last eight years, two or three times
Speaker 3: they said add it to our tab, and that was
Speaker 3: the only time I ever got to see any of
Speaker 3: that money. And I've been playing trivia with them for
Speaker 3: yearras so many times.
Speaker 1: Long time then long long time, long time, long long time.
Speaker 2: That's weird. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just I enjoy. I'm not patting myself on the back,
Speaker 1: but I think there's a joy and generosity, like if
Speaker 1: you take somebody out and it's like, oh, like if
Speaker 1: I go play trivia with Wendy or Melanie or you
Speaker 1: know whoever, it's like, oh well, let me get it,
Speaker 1: let me pick it up. And people, I think people
Speaker 1: find a certain joy, at least I do, and being generous.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm blessed that I can afford it. So
Speaker 1: if we were all going to go to Benny Hannah,
Speaker 1: I would buy for you guys.
Speaker 3: I don't think it occurs to them at all to
Speaker 3: like offer it. And Rick is just I think he's
Speaker 3: just not He doesn't have the like spatial awareness kind
Speaker 3: of where he'll man's plain answers to you or whatever,
Speaker 3: and then he'll go get the gift card, put it
Speaker 3: in his pocket and not even think about it. And
Speaker 3: so yesterday I honestly wanted to leave because the man's
Speaker 3: planning was thick.
Speaker 1: Can give me example of man's plaining, because I think
Speaker 1: sometimes when I explain something, I feel like I really
Speaker 1: need and I'm not to keep talking about you, But
Speaker 1: if I explain to Jenny, like Jenny, here's how this
Speaker 1: new computer app works in the radio station or whatever,
Speaker 1: I'm explaining it because Jenny needs to know. So what
Speaker 1: becomes man's plaining?
Speaker 3: So for example, I'll just talk about this, like one
Speaker 3: question about Disney princesses. They showed four pictures of princesses
Speaker 3: and then they said that you had to like order
Speaker 3: them in a timeline of their release date. And I
Speaker 3: was like, I'm gonna know this, and so I go, oh,
Speaker 3: I know this. It goes one, two, three, four, And
Speaker 3: he's like, well, actually, this, uh, this one? Are you
Speaker 3: sure about that? Because technically that's this Like no, I'm positive,
Speaker 3: I'm positive. Well maybe it could be this. No, Rick,
Speaker 3: I'm positive. So like, just take my word for it.
Speaker 1: Isn't that just a debate. I'm not trying to start
Speaker 1: something out, But isn't that just.
Speaker 3: A healthy debate? Because I mean, even when he doesn't
Speaker 3: even when he's not certain of an answer, we could
Speaker 3: think about a question like the question pops up, We'll say, well,
Speaker 3: maybe it's this, and he'll be like, no, it's not
Speaker 3: that because it couldn't be that because X Y Z.
Speaker 3: And so it's always a no, you're wrong, and let
Speaker 3: me think about it, because I know I'm going to
Speaker 3: be right, okay, And that's just kind of how he operates.
Speaker 3: And it's him, and there's other guy who was there.
Speaker 1: Let me explain how you should play trivia. The way
Speaker 1: you should play trivia is.
Speaker 4: Number one illustrating you should.
Speaker 1: You should call me, yeah and ask me how you
Speaker 1: should do pretty much everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's I mean, I still go because I
Speaker 3: like being around my friend ally, but then she started
Speaker 3: bringing cross stitch, and so she's just cross stitching during trivia,
Speaker 3: don't I don't even have anyone to talk.
Speaker 2: To because she's busy, my goodness.
Speaker 3: And so then I just have to sit with her
Speaker 3: husband and all of the other man's plainers at the table.
Speaker 3: It's so fun.
Speaker 4: Well, you could just not go.
Speaker 3: I'm probably I'm gonna I go sparingly now. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: but I might bring trip next time and be like
Speaker 3: sick them or something, sick, get them, get them all right.
Speaker 1: Next email, lengthy email warnings from our friend Mike, who's
Speaker 1: a big supporter of the show, and and he says,
Speaker 1: first of all, so thankful for all of you, including Dave.
Speaker 2: Lol.
Speaker 1: You bring so much brightness, fun positivity each day. So
Speaker 1: appreciate all of you. Love y'all so much. Thanksgiving morning
Speaker 1: will mark my thirtieth anniversary with Northern Tool and Equipment.
Speaker 1: It has been a roller coaster, ups and down, twists
Speaker 1: and turns. With that, I've made it three decades in
Speaker 1: the same company. You and me are in the same
Speaker 1: Boat's wild thirty many great people and experiences along the way.
Speaker 1: One constant the Dave Ryan Show from back in the
Speaker 1: days of Dave Lee and Pat to Angie, then Corey
Speaker 1: Dealina to my girl Fally b to this wonderful group
Speaker 1: of Dave, Jenny Vaunton Bailey. Yes there was also Extreme Jamie,
Speaker 1: Chrisco Jackson, Steve O Drake and most awesome web girl Tina.
Speaker 1: The current DRS team is the next level and I
Speaker 1: love hearing that with each change the show is elevated.
Speaker 1: So glad you are all there sharing yourselves with us.
Speaker 1: Wrap up, Thanks for all you do and the Dave
Speaker 1: Ryan Show family like Cookie, Secretary, Bree, Benjamin, Juanita to
Speaker 1: name a few, Go forget Tony. You got to throw
Speaker 1: Tony in there too.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Total love y'all.
Speaker 1: Happy Thanksgiving all right, that's from Mike.
Speaker 3: Thanks Mike. Congrats on thirty years. Fam.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a long time at one company.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: What's nice about that is that you don't have to
Speaker 3: learn how to do something else. You just know how
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 4: You know how to do everything at that point.
Speaker 1: Uh, next one, by the way, let's throw this in
Speaker 1: and this is gonna be old news by the time
Speaker 1: you hear this one. But we just heard like fifteen
Speaker 1: minutes ago, twenty minutes ago, that the CEO of United
Speaker 1: Healthcare shot and killed in New York City. They were
Speaker 1: there for a meeting, a conference, as some sort of
Speaker 1: an official.
Speaker 4: Function, like an investors meeting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I believe so. And then I don't have the
Speaker 1: details yet. I'm trying to read like the New York
Speaker 1: Times article, but it's behind a paywall. So let me
Speaker 1: see if this.
Speaker 4: Is what I have? What do you have from the
Speaker 4: Star trip? So he is he was fatally shout out
Speaker 4: outside the Hilton Homes chest in Midtown. The company leaders
Speaker 4: were gathered in New York for their annual conference for investors,
Speaker 4: and the CEO abruptly halted the meeting just after eight am, saying,
Speaker 4: we're dealing with a very serious medical situation with one
Speaker 4: of our team members. As a result, I'm afraid we're
Speaker 4: going to have to bring to a close this event,
Speaker 4: so they stopped the meeting. But he has been killed.
Speaker 4: The guy was he was shot and killed.
Speaker 2: It was targeted.
Speaker 1: Now, the first thing I thought was it's a mugging.
Speaker 1: But right away they say, and they must have known
Speaker 1: for certain that he was targeted. Now, when I say
Speaker 1: the word targeted, that's kind of open to interpretation. Did
Speaker 1: the guy wait behind a you know, a planter in
Speaker 1: the lobby, was he outside? Was he sent there? Was
Speaker 1: he hired to do it? Is he an angry relative
Speaker 1: of somebody who died because of some health related thing
Speaker 1: that they blame United health Care for. I'm sure that
Speaker 1: by the time you hear this, I mean right now,
Speaker 1: it's nine to twenty eight in the morning on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: I mean, we might know more by later on this
Speaker 1: afternoon or within an hour. But that was just shocking.
Speaker 1: Susan worked for United Healthcare for like twenty years or so,
Speaker 1: and I think it was probably a different CEO when
Speaker 1: she worked there. Yeah, but so many. I mean, they're
Speaker 1: headquartered here in Minnesota, so they're down by a Londonderry,
Speaker 1: brin and one sixty nine at least that's where they
Speaker 1: used to be.
Speaker 4: I think they are says Minnataka based in the Yeah.
Speaker 1: Just shocking, Wow, just shocking. So wow, let's see if
Speaker 1: we can find out something. This is kind of a
Speaker 1: cute one. Don't say my name, okay. With Christmas around
Speaker 1: the corner, I was wondering what would be a good
Speaker 1: gift that adults would fight over for a white elephant, elephant,
Speaker 1: nothing too pricey, something under She says one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty dollars will do, but I think she means a
Speaker 1: dollar fifty. Oh, bubbles in a bubble Wand I would
Speaker 1: say bubbles in a bubble Wand that's just off the
Speaker 1: top of my head. Don't give me that shitty look.
Speaker 3: No, I'm wondering though.
Speaker 4: If it's a hard A dollar fifty is really hard.
Speaker 4: That's almost to go. I can tell you already.
Speaker 1: One thing maybe she means fifteen dollars.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Maybe one thing that we got was already for our
Speaker 4: gift exchange is this.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: It was a cores light bottle that was turned into
Speaker 4: a candle, so or a can. It's a course, I can,
Speaker 4: but there's a candle inside it. And we thought that
Speaker 4: was funny. Gosh, what was the other one? Oh? I
Speaker 4: almost bought one up in Loots in this weekend where
Speaker 4: it was a It wasn't like one of those coloring
Speaker 4: books that just say fuck, bitch and all that stuff,
Speaker 4: but it was actually like the same but dot to
Speaker 4: dot h yeah, dot, and then you could collr on
Speaker 4: top of it, so you had to do the dots
Speaker 4: to figure out what the word said, and then you
Speaker 4: can color also, And I thought that that was funny
Speaker 4: that I was going to maybe get for our exchange.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: I was in a store, a very weird wizardy witchy
Speaker 1: spell store in Colorado Springs last week and I saw
Speaker 1: a stalking that said the C word on it and
Speaker 1: I would like to say that word, and it was
Speaker 1: like it and I showed it to Susan and we
Speaker 1: were both laughing, like, who would get that? But maybe
Speaker 1: that's that's probably a little.
Speaker 2: Bit too much.
Speaker 4: Can I tell you? There was this adult bingo game
Speaker 4: at the store too, we saw this weekend and it
Speaker 4: had all the words with the asterix to like obviously
Speaker 4: not show the whole word, but on the cover it
Speaker 4: had a C word that was four letters, but it
Speaker 4: ended with a P. What the fuck word is that?
Speaker 4: Andrew and I both looked at it and we're like,
Speaker 4: what filthy word? Could that be?
Speaker 2: Clap?
Speaker 4: Coop like a chicken coop? You know it was dirty
Speaker 4: because it was all like swear words.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no clap, but well, if you can solve that puzzle,
Speaker 1: let us know.
Speaker 4: Is it crap? It might have been, but it was
Speaker 4: like actual swear words. It was like fuck, bitch, all
Speaker 4: that kind of stuff. So I feel like it wasn't
Speaker 4: like the two year or not two year olds, like
Speaker 4: ten year old version of poop. Yeah, but maybe I
Speaker 4: don't know. We just both looked at it, and Andrew's like,
Speaker 4: you know what it is? And I was like, no,
Speaker 4: do you? Because of course we went to like the
Speaker 4: bad sea word for Saron. Yeah. Well, now that reminds
Speaker 4: me when I said clap a minute ago. Clap is
Speaker 4: a reference to an STD I got the clap, she
Speaker 4: gave me the clap. I gave her the clap, she
Speaker 4: gad whatever. Sure, where did the word clap come from?
Speaker 4: Now I'm gonna give you a little backstory. I was
Speaker 4: in Colorado in an Old West shop, just shopping around,
Speaker 4: and I saw a book called You're Gonna Laugh My
Speaker 4: Life as a Whore, and it is a I'll read
Speaker 4: the description. The author beautifully captures the life in times
Speaker 4: of this extraordinary woman who broke barriers and defied the
Speaker 4: odds to become a successful business woman in a time
Speaker 4: when women were expected to stay in the shadows despite
Speaker 4: her chosen profession. So she was a prostitute, horror hooker, whatever,
Speaker 4: back during the gold mining camp days, like one hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty years ago in Colorado.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 1: And they called the book My Life as a Whore
Speaker 1: because that's how she described herself. She's like, I was
Speaker 1: not a soiled dove. I was not a lady of
Speaker 1: the evening. I was a whore. And she was like
Speaker 1: and she was a bad asshole. So I bought this
Speaker 1: book because I thought it sounded really, really interesting, and
Speaker 1: I love history, and I don't know anything about prostitution
Speaker 1: back in the old days, so I bought this book.
Speaker 1: I take it up to the counter. There's a crowd
Speaker 1: of people, including a young boy looking at a cap
Speaker 1: gun or something and his mom and dad. There's ten people,
Speaker 1: and the fucking asshole behind the counter was this old
Speaker 1: guy and a fucking coonskin hat, some old fuck and
Speaker 1: he holds up the book and he goes are you
Speaker 1: sure you want to buy this? And everybody's looking at
Speaker 1: the cover My Life as a Whore, and I'm like yeah,
Speaker 1: and he goes, well.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you. You read fifty Shades of Gray.
Speaker 1: This is ten times dirtier than fifty Shades.
Speaker 2: Of Gray heck. And I'm like, oh God.
Speaker 1: What a dumb motherfucker. It's kind of like if you're
Speaker 1: buying preparation h you don't want the girl at Target
Speaker 1: to hold it up and go you know, you're sure
Speaker 1: you don't want this depositories, you want the ointment for
Speaker 1: your asshole. And so he holds this up and he goes,
Speaker 1: you know, it's dirtier than fifty shades and I said, well,
Speaker 1: I'm too old to get shocked. He's like, oh, you're
Speaker 1: gonna get shocked, all right. And I'm like, bitch, can
Speaker 1: you just sell me the book without tell me how
Speaker 1: it is? And this whole you know, I'll never see
Speaker 1: any of these people again. But in the book they
Speaker 1: talk about the clap, sure, and they say that the
Speaker 1: reason that they call it the clap, and I don't
Speaker 1: know whether this is true, is when a man would
Speaker 1: get like gonorrhea or his penis tube plugged up with
Speaker 1: pus or goop or whatever. Before he could pee, he
Speaker 1: had to clap it on the side to loosen up the.
Speaker 3: I would vomit.
Speaker 2: That's why they call it the clap.
Speaker 4: You'll learn something new every day.
Speaker 2: That's what this book says.
Speaker 1: Now, I don't know if that's the real reason, but
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get a little bit grosser.
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: Grosser each time? And they said, you know, there were
Speaker 1: there were condoms of a sort back there, but but
Speaker 1: you know, but men of course never wanted to use condoms,
Speaker 1: so they would have to, like, you know, kneel in
Speaker 1: front of the man and examine his penis and they
Speaker 1: would squeeze it, and if he had some sort of disease,
Speaker 1: a tablespoon or so of goop would come out of
Speaker 1: the end of his dick.
Speaker 2: Yo, I'm just telling you what I researched. It's disgusting,
Speaker 2: it's awful.
Speaker 3: I mean, this sounded like a fascinating book until you
Speaker 3: talked about how much penis examinations there is.
Speaker 1: And pus call this penis goop and puts I dare you, no,
Speaker 1: don't know I mean much.
Speaker 4: I was going to call it the clap.
Speaker 1: The clap is a good title. Yeah, all right, let
Speaker 1: me see if I got a couple of more here
Speaker 1: going to the right tab. Okay, hold on, did do?
Speaker 2: Oh? Here's one.
Speaker 1: I was wondering if anybody ever found out of the
Speaker 1: lady that had the son in Vegas that Jenny called,
Speaker 1: Did she ever confront him or did he just she
Speaker 1: was she thought her son was a jigglow and Jenny
Speaker 1: called him and tried to set up a sex date
Speaker 1: and the guy was totally amenable to it, so he
Speaker 1: was a jiggelow. But we've never heard we haven't heard
Speaker 1: anything else.
Speaker 4: Right, No, we are not back from like the mom
Speaker 4: if she said anything to him or not.
Speaker 1: No, and that is going to put a cap on
Speaker 1: the Minnesota Goodbye called the clap And have you any
Speaker 1: comments on that one, then let us know. Send your
Speaker 1: email into Ryans Show at KDIWB dot com. Thank you
Speaker 1: for listening.