Speaker 1: We brought this up earlier. It's not an email, but
Speaker 1: it's like when you go to Target and you walk
Speaker 1: out and you go, where the fuck did I park?
Speaker 1: And I did that the other day at Target, and
Speaker 1: I had to kind of rethink what I looked at
Speaker 1: when I walked in. So I went down to get
Speaker 1: moth traps, very exciting, very exciting, and I walk, you know, park,
Speaker 1: and I walk in. Then I go to get the
Speaker 1: moth traps and walk back out, and I'm like, ah shit.
Speaker 1: So I had to kind of rego back in my
Speaker 1: mind to think what did I look at when I
Speaker 1: walked in? Does anybody else forget where you parked in?
Speaker 1: Somewhere as dumb as Target or.
Speaker 2: Cub all the time?
Speaker 3: And I try when I park, I think, Okay, if
Speaker 3: I'm in this lane, what am I looking at? If
Speaker 3: I face the store that I'm going into? So am
Speaker 3: I facing the pharmacy? Am I facing the grocery? Am
Speaker 3: I facing I don't know nothing? Then I try and
Speaker 3: remember that, do I know?
Speaker 4: Mine's always at the gym, and so I'm always like
Speaker 4: clicking my little uh though keyfob to like make the
Speaker 4: lights go yeah, and so I can see.
Speaker 2: That see I don't have that cute beep beep.
Speaker 4: I have the aggressive like beepoint you do that, So
Speaker 4: I just click the unlock button to see the lights going.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's always the gym one that I get like,
Speaker 4: I don't know, I just go into a different mindset.
Speaker 4: So when I come out, I'm like, wait, where was I.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The good thing about Snap is there's like two
Speaker 1: rows of parking and it's like okay, and it's never crowded.
Speaker 1: That's one of the things I love about Snap is
Speaker 1: and this sounds like a commercial, but it's really kind
Speaker 1: of a recommendation, is that it's never crowded. I never
Speaker 1: have to wait for my favorite machine, which is a
Speaker 1: stare machine, the Stare Monster I call it. And I
Speaker 1: ask people like, why do you like Snap better, and
Speaker 1: they say it's cheaper. So it's cheaper than a lot
Speaker 1: of the gyms. It's just more affordable. Yeah, And the
Speaker 1: one in chan Hassen has this amazing water miracle. It
Speaker 1: is flavored energized water out of it just because you know,
Speaker 1: like a lot of gyms have that, like you know,
Speaker 1: fill your water bottle hill fit here thing like at
Speaker 1: the airport you fill your water bottle for free. Here,
Speaker 1: it's the same thing, but you pick a flavor like
Speaker 1: coconut water or berry water and it's scott and you
Speaker 1: can choose what the strength of the water is and
Speaker 1: it's free. It's built into your membership at snap at
Speaker 1: the chan has in location.
Speaker 2: Fancy is that that sounds lovely?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And you can choose the caffeine or non caffeine version.
Speaker 1: All right, here come the emails. It's Sid from New
Speaker 1: York City. Tune it in from Bangkok, Thailand. Oh shit, I've.
Speaker 2: Been following I.
Speaker 4: Sid and I are friends on social media, but she
Speaker 4: also works with my sister at Chobani, So oh really,
Speaker 4: I've been following along with her trip because she was
Speaker 4: in Vietnam and now she's in Thailand. I just I
Speaker 4: love following along with stuff like that.
Speaker 1: She says, it's currently eight thirty pm. She wrote this
Speaker 1: at seven twenty six Minnesota time, so eight thirty thirteen
Speaker 1: hours ahead of us. So it's eight thirty at night
Speaker 1: on Thursday. I'm listening to the Minnesota Goodbye while I
Speaker 1: get a foot massage live in the dream nice. How
Speaker 1: much does this forty five minute foot massage cost?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 1: Ask anybody want to play prices?
Speaker 2: Right, what do you dollars?
Speaker 1: How much?
Speaker 3: Two dollars Billie, I'm going to say six six dollars
Speaker 3: spot on?
Speaker 2: Wow, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: My question for you. What's something you do more often
Speaker 1: if it was less expensive? Oh, that's I'd probably say skiing.
Speaker 1: I'd probably go to Breckinridge or somewhere more often, or
Speaker 1: go to get a steak, yeah, because that could be
Speaker 1: expensive too. What about you, Jenny?
Speaker 4: Mine would definitely be going out to eat, because I
Speaker 4: maybe go out to eat once a month because I
Speaker 4: just can't handle how expensive it is to go out
Speaker 4: to eat because obviously the food is like over well
Speaker 4: not overpriced, but price for a restaurant, and then you
Speaker 4: have to tip on top of that. And so for me,
Speaker 4: I don't like to go out to eat because all
Speaker 4: I see is my dollar signs like floating off into
Speaker 4: the distance and all that money going away as I
Speaker 4: eat my meal that I could have made at home.
Speaker 1: Right, No, I get that. Did you have one?
Speaker 2: Maybe tattoos? Facials?
Speaker 3: Those two they're expensive, especially facials like a nice facials,
Speaker 3: like two hundred dollars. Oh really, but like, gosh, it's
Speaker 3: so good for your skin, though, and I wish I
Speaker 3: could afford to go, and I can.
Speaker 1: I gotcha, Rebecca writes in and Rebecca says, a thought
Speaker 1: just sprung into my head. I was listening to a
Speaker 1: bit where Susan was complaining about all this stuff that
Speaker 1: Dave keeps. Of course he keeps it. Why should Paisley
Speaker 1: Park be the only place in chan Hassen celebrating a
Speaker 1: local legend, some might even say a national legend. Someday
Speaker 1: you can tour Dave's Diggs instead of Paisley Park and
Speaker 1: see all the memorabilia from his legendary life. And she
Speaker 1: puts a little winky face on there, a little note
Speaker 1: of sarcasm in there. But this is Rebecca. You might
Speaker 1: remember her because she is the calf and heifer nutrition
Speaker 1: specialist and she works for AG Partners. And I love
Speaker 1: that we have somebody who listens that is a calf
Speaker 1: and heifer nutrition specialist. That's really cool. Thank you, Rebecca.
Speaker 1: I don't think that nobody's ever going to want to
Speaker 1: tour Casa day Ryan and see that, okay. Carmen writes in,
Speaker 1: Carmen's a big supporter of the show. I've known her
Speaker 1: for years. I've missed my favorite morning show group. I've
Speaker 1: even missed Dave two. She is in Texas. She went
Speaker 1: to see jelly Roll. Oh oh yeah yeah, writing to
Speaker 1: share a beautiful story. I just came back from Texas.
Speaker 1: We were there to visit some friends and see jelly Roll. Yes,
Speaker 1: I flew all the way there to see jelly Roll.
Speaker 1: Music has been my therapy and Tuesday I must meeting.
Speaker 1: It needed a lot because it was a very emotional night.
Speaker 1: My husband and I were chatting with a group of
Speaker 1: people behind us. Long story short, we found out her
Speaker 1: husband was two hundred and sixty five days sober because
Speaker 1: of jelly Roll's music, and his name is the same
Speaker 1: as his son Jason. That moment I got chilled. Cheers,
Speaker 1: I'll start again. That moment I got chills, and tears
Speaker 1: came rolling and I hugged these strangers. My heart was
Speaker 1: filled with so much love and I was so proud
Speaker 1: of him. Jelly Roll came down. I gave up my
Speaker 1: opportunity to get his selfie to help hold their sign up,
Speaker 1: and he saw it, grabbed it and held it up
Speaker 1: for the crowd. The crowd went crazy.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: He then dedicated winners streak to this gentleman and sang
Speaker 1: the whole song to him. It was one of the
Speaker 1: most beautiful moments I've ever been apart on the smile
Speaker 1: on Jelly Roll's face, and I was so thankful I
Speaker 1: caught it on video.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: As tough as life can be, it is still filled
Speaker 1: with such beautiful moments. Love you guys. Carmen. Wow, that
Speaker 1: is so cool. I didn't know that she had this
Speaker 1: experience me either.
Speaker 3: That's that's so neat and so like, you know, personal,
Speaker 3: and that's once in a lifetime opportunity.
Speaker 1: This is for Jenny from Tina Jenny, did Andrew apply
Speaker 1: for Survivor?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: He has not. No, is he going to?
Speaker 4: Well, he's always wanted to, but we have to work
Speaker 4: on his camera presence because he's not. He is so
Speaker 4: outgoing and personable. The moment you put a camera in
Speaker 4: front of him, he freezes. So yeah, he hasn't.
Speaker 3: Maybe I would be so excited if I knew somebody
Speaker 3: on Survivor. I would draft him right away and I'd
Speaker 3: pick him as my sole survivor for Fantasy Survivor and
Speaker 3: it would be great.
Speaker 2: I can't wait.
Speaker 4: I would love for him to be on it. I
Speaker 4: just yeah, I having gone through auditions for a TV show,
Speaker 4: because I audition for The Mole once upon a time.
Speaker 4: I just feel like Andrew, he just struggles with kind
Speaker 4: of like on the spot interview things. If it's something
Speaker 4: he knows, like real est, he's fine. But if it's
Speaker 4: something that puts him on the spot to show us personality,
Speaker 4: he's just not as good at things like that as
Speaker 4: he gets nervous.
Speaker 2: He's not a public speaker.
Speaker 4: He hated in school when he'd have to give like
Speaker 4: some kind of speech in front of a class or something.
Speaker 2: He hated that stuff.
Speaker 1: Some people are just that way. Yeah, I remember kind
Speaker 1: of a similar story. Avril Levine was painfully shy. This
Speaker 1: is back in like the two thousands when she was
Speaker 1: first new, and she was painfully shy, and it was
Speaker 1: kind of endearing and that was just the way it was.
Speaker 1: But I think her record company they do training for
Speaker 1: interviews and things like that. So a few years later
Speaker 1: we had her at a concert and we interviewed her
Speaker 1: and she was now all of a sudden, bubbly and outgoing. Oh,
Speaker 1: And I felt a little bit bad for her because
Speaker 1: obviously they've worked with her on that, because they her
Speaker 1: real personality is just fine, but it wasn't perfect for
Speaker 1: her business.
Speaker 3: I mean, you kind of have to have a good,
Speaker 3: winning personality when you're in the public eye.
Speaker 1: Kind of true. This is a long one, but we're
Speaker 1: gonna give it a shot here. So we don't always
Speaker 1: like really long emails, but this looks kind of interesting,
Speaker 1: Sarah writes in Good Morning, I'm writing about grading proposals
Speaker 1: because yesterday on the show we grated proposal stories. I've
Speaker 1: been listening for twenty years. I've been waiting for this
Speaker 1: moment to share my proposal story with you. I'm going
Speaker 1: to share it in bullet points to attempt to shorten
Speaker 1: my story. We got married at twenty years old and
Speaker 1: married for seventeen years. Here's the story. The night before
Speaker 1: he proposed, I thought he died. He lived in Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: going to college at North Central. He worked at Starbucks
Speaker 1: at MOA, and he took the train back and forth
Speaker 1: to work. I lived in Wisconsin at the time. He
Speaker 1: called me on his way home from work. Every single day.
Speaker 1: He would work until closing, So about one am that
Speaker 1: night I didn't hear from him. His phone was going
Speaker 1: straight to voicemail. I panicked. I started calling his friends,
Speaker 1: his parents' state patrol head of and medical center. I
Speaker 1: was freaking out. Next day, I'm working at Herberger's and
Speaker 1: he called me at the store. I said, oh my god,
Speaker 1: I'm happier alive, but I'm pissed and I hung up
Speaker 1: on him.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: Later that day, he surprised me came to pick me
Speaker 1: up from work and take me to dinner. I wasn't
Speaker 1: having it. I refused to go because I was still
Speaker 1: so angry. I'd been up all night worrying about him.
Speaker 1: I gave in. We went to dinner. I only ordered
Speaker 1: a salad and I just stabbed at it, still being
Speaker 1: a bitch. Lol. After dinner, he wanted to go to
Speaker 1: his parents' house for something. I was still crabby and
Speaker 1: I told him drop me off at home. He said, no,
Speaker 1: please come with me, So off we went to his parents.
Speaker 1: He said, let's go grab something in the basement. Now
Speaker 1: remember we're nineteen at this point. He opened the door
Speaker 1: to the basement and there were po pari, oh pourri, potpourri, okay,
Speaker 1: scattered all over the steps going down to the basement.
Speaker 1: Matt said, oh my gosh, Mom, she couldn't find rose petals,
Speaker 1: so she got popourrie and we crunched our way down
Speaker 1: the stairs. It was hilarious and stinky. There is more
Speaker 1: to this, but it's long enough at this point. We
Speaker 1: we'll never forget the popoirie on the stairs to the
Speaker 1: basement and his mom. I'm missing part of the story.
Speaker 1: What happened to the foot of the stairs?
Speaker 2: Right? I assume he proposed at the foot of the stairs.
Speaker 1: That must have been it. Okay, okay. Then there was
Speaker 1: the honeymoon two thousand and seven, before the internet had
Speaker 1: really taken off. You could do some stuff online, but
Speaker 1: nothing like it was today. We booked a cabin and Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: It looked beautiful in the two pictures that were online,
Speaker 1: Florida ceiling windows on the front of the cabin tucked
Speaker 1: back in the woods. What the pictures failed to show
Speaker 1: was the cabin was directly across the driveway from the
Speaker 1: owner's home. The Florida ceiling windows looked directly into their
Speaker 1: living room. I gotta mention this point. We did not
Speaker 1: believe in sex before marriage, so there were a lot
Speaker 1: of new things for us to do on our honeymoon. Thankfully,
Speaker 1: the windows had curtains, but we will never forget driving
Speaker 1: up to that cabin and realizing how close it was
Speaker 1: to their actual house. Someday I will have to tell
Speaker 1: you my story about getting birth control as a nineteen
Speaker 1: year old with no experience in that department at all.
Speaker 1: Hope we have a wonderful day. You guys always make
Speaker 1: me smile. I hope my stories make you laugh. That's
Speaker 1: from Sarah. Sarah, that is a very sweet story. I
Speaker 1: love that he I wonder he must have been up
Speaker 1: all night planning the proposal. But I do think it's
Speaker 1: kind of shitty that he kept you in suspense and
Speaker 1: wondering he thought his every day. He called on the
Speaker 1: way home from work, and you didn't hear from him,
Speaker 1: and his voice went straight to voicemail. That's terrible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would be like hello, I would assume he ghosted. Honestly,
Speaker 3: I would.
Speaker 1: Have been mad too. I would have also picked up
Speaker 1: my salad and been a little bit. But thank you
Speaker 1: Sarah for the story. I love that one. Brianna's secretary, Bree,
Speaker 1: You're right, sand and Saras, I know this is usually one.
Speaker 1: Nita is Laane, but I need to get my rent on.
Speaker 1: Why do people ask you questions when the answer is
Speaker 1: so obvious and staring you in the face. I was
Speaker 1: just in the bathroom midstream when my husband walks in
Speaker 1: and says, what you doing? Well, I don't know. I'm
Speaker 1: building the campfire, making s'mores and singing kumbai Ah. What
Speaker 1: the fuck do you think I'm doing? You are not
Speaker 1: Helen Keller. You can see and hear what I'm up to.
Speaker 1: In fact, no need to ask. Ever, you can safely
Speaker 1: assume when somebody's sitting on the crapper they aren't practicing
Speaker 1: the practicing sitting. Okay, I feel.
Speaker 2: Better now, they are practicing sitting.
Speaker 1: I feel better now. Thank you for listening. Peace out
Speaker 1: girl scouts.
Speaker 4: That's from Andrew does that to me on the time.
Speaker 1: What does he do?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: What are you doing? What are you doing?
Speaker 4: And I will be in the bathroom and I'll be like,
Speaker 4: what do you think I'm doing? Like, I'm sitting here,
Speaker 4: what are you doing? I'm sitting in the sun room
Speaker 4: couch working on stuff on my computer, doing some work. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's just he's like a toddler sometimes, what.
Speaker 2: Are you doing?
Speaker 3: Do it?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 2: You just want to chat?
Speaker 1: I think that's it. You just kind of want to chat,
Speaker 1: you know, it's like, what are you? What are you doing?
Speaker 1: I'll come in sometimes they'll go what's going on here?
Speaker 1: Knowing nothing's going on.
Speaker 2: What's going on in here?
Speaker 1: What's going on here? And the susion will be like nothing,
Speaker 1: but I'm expecting her to say that, oh, Carson called
Speaker 1: yeah or whatever. I'm going to share a story I
Speaker 1: told early early on the show today, but I'll share
Speaker 1: it on the Minnesota Goodbye because I just love this
Speaker 1: this little tidbit. So Carson is on tour with David Kushner.
Speaker 1: He is the tour manager, which is just as impressive
Speaker 1: as it sounds. He's the fucking tour manager at twenty
Speaker 1: three years old. And he says every venue that he
Speaker 1: walks into because he's the one that calls the venue
Speaker 1: and says, hey, David Kushner is going to be there
Speaker 1: in two hours. We need a place to park the bus.
Speaker 1: And he's the one who arranges everything like that. And
Speaker 1: when he walks in and talks to the venue managers
Speaker 1: let's say, you know whatever venue it might be like
Speaker 1: Fox Theater in LA. He walks in there like you're Carson,
Speaker 1: you're so young. Because they expect the tour manager to
Speaker 1: be like thirty eight or forty years old, and Carson's
Speaker 1: twenty three. Talking to him last night, he's facetiming and
Speaker 1: I said, so, what's been the best part of your job?
Speaker 1: And he said, knowing that I'm the guy, what's the
Speaker 1: hardest part of your job? Being the guy? And I
Speaker 1: thought that was such a wise and true and profound
Speaker 1: answer coming from a kid that I still think of
Speaker 1: as a stupid sixth grader, because he gets to be
Speaker 1: the guy. He's the guy. You want backstage passes, you
Speaker 1: talk to me. You want extra you know, like salami
Speaker 1: in your dressing room, you go through me. Yeah, you're
Speaker 1: out of PEPSI go through me. Your girlfriend wants to
Speaker 1: get backstage, go through me. What time do we get
Speaker 1: up and meet at the tour bus? You ask me.
Speaker 1: He's the guy, but that's also a lot of stuff
Speaker 1: that's the hard part.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And so we're on FaceTime with him last night, and
Speaker 1: he kept doing that thing on FaceTime where you blurs
Speaker 1: your screen because he's doing something else. You don't have
Speaker 1: FaceTime you're a name, but I know how it works,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, what are you doing? He's like, I'm
Speaker 1: checking text messages. I said, you got your mom and
Speaker 1: dad on FaceTime. Can you check him later? He's like, no,
Speaker 1: I can't. They need to know right now. So he's exhausted.
Speaker 2: He's like, Dad, I'm important.
Speaker 1: Okay, he is important, and he's done on Saturday and
Speaker 1: he flies to Colorado to meet us on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Is he excited?
Speaker 1: He's so excited.
Speaker 4: It's nice that he is able to be on a
Speaker 4: tour that gives him holidays, you know, Like, I'm sure
Speaker 4: artists probably purposely on their tours around like a schedule
Speaker 4: that they want. Yeah, but not everyone does so, Like
Speaker 4: who knows if he was over in Southeast Asia again
Speaker 4: on some tour. He's not flying home just because they're
Speaker 4: off for the week of Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, And I think that's probably true, because a
Speaker 1: lot of artists will do a Thanksgiving Eve performance or
Speaker 1: a Christmas Eve performance or whatever.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Caroline writes in my favorite conversation topic used to be
Speaker 1: worst Date Wednesday, and this is my plea to bring
Speaker 1: it back. I'm happily in a relationship now, but when
Speaker 1: I think about my worst date, one moment stands out.
Speaker 1: I was sitting on the Free House patio and the
Speaker 1: North Loop waiting for a first date when I got
Speaker 1: a text from him that said Daddy's coming. Oh no, no,
Speaker 1: Jenny and daily your thoughts. Jenny's had a bold power,
Speaker 1: moved you stayed, Do you leave the patio? While I stayed?
Speaker 1: And even when on a second date. On the second date,
Speaker 1: he said, I unfollowed you on social media because I
Speaker 1: was posting Instagram stories and not texting him back fast
Speaker 1: enough for his liking, and it made him feel insecure.
Speaker 1: Spoiler alert, we didn't work out love y'all, Caroline. So
Speaker 1: in other words, he would text her yeah, she wouldn't
Speaker 1: text back yea, but he could see that she was
Speaker 1: posting on Instagram. Yeah, and it made him feel insecure. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Daddy's coming, Jenny.
Speaker 4: Okay, Daddy's coming would be funny to me if we
Speaker 4: had already had conversations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somehow involved the use of that word.
Speaker 4: If it was absolutely out of nowhere, no hot a
Speaker 4: hard pass, I'd be like, oh my god. I'd probably
Speaker 4: tell the server like, hey, make sure you give this
Speaker 4: the check like right away, or keep coming up.
Speaker 2: To us like hey, are you guys ready? You know
Speaker 2: what I mean? But no, that's that would be a
Speaker 2: pass for me.
Speaker 3: See I think that'd be funny. I would be like,
Speaker 3: that's a good bit. This guy is hilarious. So I
Speaker 3: would probably stick around for the first date. But the
Speaker 3: second time when he's like, nah, you're not paying attention
Speaker 3: to me, I'm over that. I had a boyfriend who
Speaker 3: did that once, who was always mad at me for
Speaker 3: not prioritizing him constantly and texting him all the time.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you need to chill, dude, freaking chill. I
Speaker 2: have a life.
Speaker 1: I get that way a little bit, like in texting
Speaker 1: a friend if they don't text back, or like if
Speaker 1: I text Chase sometimes he doesn't text back, and I'm like, bitch,
Speaker 1: I know you've got your phone in your hand all
Speaker 1: the time, text me back.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe he doesn't have the capacity to text you
Speaker 2: right in that moment. Maybe he's doing something that's.
Speaker 4: Like one of the number one things for millennials, Like
Speaker 4: I just don't have the capacity.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I want to like come and do this or text
Speaker 4: you back, and I'm fully on board with it.
Speaker 2: I'm so busy of it myself.
Speaker 4: But I also just don't like texting, Like does Chase
Speaker 4: even like texting Dave? Because I just feel like really,
Speaker 4: I was gonna say I don't like texting, and just
Speaker 4: yesterday I was like, shit, there was like two people
Speaker 4: who I open their text and I forgot to respond
Speaker 4: to I need to go back and respond to them now,
Speaker 4: and it's a whole like forty eight hours later, and
Speaker 4: I feel bad, but it's just not me. I don't
Speaker 4: like texting, and there's nothing that's going to change me
Speaker 4: about that.
Speaker 1: You know, I get that you don't like it, but
Speaker 1: that's kind of the norm of communication in our current
Speaker 1: culture is like you don't want to call somebody, I
Speaker 1: never call you unless it's like Jenny, I need to
Speaker 1: ask you something right away, or I want to tell
Speaker 1: you like a funny story or something that I get
Speaker 1: that can't wait. I think I called you a couple
Speaker 1: of like last week. What did I call you about?
Speaker 4: You need to help with some Christmas wish stuff? So okay, right,
Speaker 4: you had texted me first and said, hey, can you
Speaker 4: call me when you get a chance, and I'd seen
Speaker 4: your text right away, so I called you right away.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, yeah, I don't know, you're like an old
Speaker 1: lady that's like bag, you know what, I'm not going
Speaker 1: to text.
Speaker 2: I don't like text it's something.
Speaker 4: I don't want to text. It's just that in that moment,
Speaker 4: I just don't really feel like texting. But I will
Speaker 4: always respond to a text if it's important. If it's
Speaker 4: show related and I see it right away, I will
Speaker 4: respond as soon as I see it. If it's family
Speaker 4: related about something that happened in the family, that's important,
Speaker 4: I will respond to that right away. However, my mom
Speaker 4: just sent me something about how this lady she follows
Speaker 4: on Instagram's having a big sale and let her know
Speaker 4: if if we want anything. I'm probably not gonnas some
Speaker 4: of that because A I don't need anything and be
Speaker 4: I like.
Speaker 3: Then it's going to take time, but you have to
Speaker 3: click on it and look through things and then compile
Speaker 3: a list.
Speaker 2: No, it takes too much time.
Speaker 1: I think it was yesterday on the Minnesota Goodbye, somebody
Speaker 1: said that they have a group chat about the morning
Speaker 1: show and remember that. Yeah, and I said, send me
Speaker 1: some screenshots. I'd be really curious to see what your
Speaker 1: screen show like. So their group looks like it has
Speaker 1: five people and it's called KADWB fan Club. I love
Speaker 1: this and here's some random ones. So the other day
Speaker 1: we played Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald the song that
Speaker 1: doesn't belong on KTWB at all. And then somebody writes
Speaker 1: in all caps they say, hell yeah of a boss check.
Speaker 1: And then somebody else says, yeah, I'm just gonna see
Speaker 1: if you were listening. And then somebody says Dylan, Oh
Speaker 1: my god. Then somebody says, fuck you Rich because because
Speaker 1: rich our boss called in and said, get that song off.
Speaker 2: My radio station.
Speaker 1: Uh. And then somebody says that was a rare Dave
Speaker 1: W moment.
Speaker 2: And then they are Dave W. That means you don't
Speaker 2: w a lot.
Speaker 1: I guess. Cole says, what song was it? I missed it?
Speaker 1: And then Sarah says Edmund fitzgeral Edward Fitzgerald is actually
Speaker 1: Edmund Fitzgerald, but we get the gist. Then there's another one,
Speaker 1: and this happened Friday, November. First, somebody says this lady
Speaker 1: can go to hell. This was the one that said
Speaker 1: I'm not Jenny Pretty, I'm really yeah, because she wanted
Speaker 1: to be an influencer and she was like, I've tried everything,
Speaker 1: and she said, I'm not Jenny Pritty, I'm really pretty rude.
Speaker 1: She's calling to get advice on how to be an influencer.
Speaker 1: Dylan said, my jaw dropped, and then somebody I believe.
Speaker 1: Sarah says, we don't really like you very much. You
Speaker 1: haven't been nice and shown humility. Pop off. Dave Madison
Speaker 1: says in this group chat, what the fuck that's so
Speaker 1: messed up? And Sarah says that girl was so naive
Speaker 1: and Dylan said, Sarah, is that you? Then we move
Speaker 1: on to Monday, October twenty eighth. They've saved a lot
Speaker 1: of these. This was about promise rings, and we might
Speaker 1: have been talking to Vaught about buying Alyssa promise rings. Yeah, so,
Speaker 1: Dylan writes in the in this group chat, and I love it.
Speaker 1: This is the last one. Aren't promise rings for high schoolers?
Speaker 1: Not people in their twenties that travel across the country
Speaker 1: for one another? L ol. Dana says, yeah, for sure,
Speaker 1: Dylan says, and vont is making a big proposal thing
Speaker 1: just for a promise ring.
Speaker 3: Ha ha.
Speaker 1: Dana says that's too much. Sarah says, I think moving
Speaker 1: across the country is a fiance level commitment. Madison says,
Speaker 1: slight vibe of fear of commitment is what I'm hearing
Speaker 1: to Vaunch promise ring thing. I love that there's a
Speaker 1: group chat about our morning show, so great.
Speaker 3: We should inspire other people to have group chats about
Speaker 3: the radio station.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 1: That would be a really good idea because as you're listening, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're listening most of the time. People are listening live
Speaker 1: most time they do. There's a lot of people listen
Speaker 1: after the fact and they'll listen to the stream or
Speaker 1: you know, the podcast, but most people are listening as
Speaker 1: it happens, and even with the delay on iHeartRadio, you're
Speaker 1: never more than a minute off or so. So yeah,
Speaker 1: that'd be kind of cool. If you and your sister
Speaker 1: or your mom, or your husband or brother in law,
Speaker 1: whatever listen, then start a little chat text group.
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 4: Or if you have no one to listen to because
Speaker 4: they're like Dave Bryan, Yeah right, I'm not listening to
Speaker 4: that show, you could always hop on our YouTube live
Speaker 4: and can comment on that because I mean, so many people.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like if you're on Twitch, a lot
Speaker 4: of people have their conversations within the Twitch stream, right,
Speaker 4: so on the YouTube screen stream you could like sit
Speaker 4: and comment back and forth with other people on that
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 2: When we're alive. Yeah, make friends?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what if you met your fiance on the group chat?
Speaker 2: What if you did?
Speaker 1: What if that's God's plan and you haven't In the
Speaker 1: words of Michael Boublay, is it him that sings it
Speaker 1: might not be Michael Bouley, I just haven't met you yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah that Michael, I just haven't met you yet. I
Speaker 1: think I sound a lot like Michael Bublay.
Speaker 2: Really, who told you that?
Speaker 1: Joe?
Speaker 2: Who's Joe?
Speaker 1: Joe Mama?
Speaker 2: Joe Mama?
Speaker 4: I love Jo Mama.
Speaker 1: Apparently I was making fun of Ronda the other day
Speaker 1: on the show, and I don't remember what I said,
Speaker 1: but then Ronda texted me, Yeah, your mom. She texted
Speaker 1: me a couple of nights ago and said, well, I
Speaker 1: really took it up the ass on the show today, Dave.
Speaker 2: So weird. She's never said that to me in her life.
Speaker 1: And I thought I wrote back a haha, yeah, because
Speaker 1: I wasn't sure if she was mad, because Bailey said
Speaker 1: something stupid like what were you doing last night? And
Speaker 1: I said, I was with your mama.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you said something about our holes being big. Honestly,
Speaker 3: I think that's what you said. Yeah, Yeah, so that's
Speaker 3: why she said she.
Speaker 1: And I thought it was I thought she was I
Speaker 1: thought she was really mad at me. But I think
Speaker 1: when Bailey and I determined later, she is probably just
Speaker 1: drinking a bottle of red. Problem was truly all right?
Speaker 1: That is it. Have a great weekend. I'm out all
Speaker 1: next week, but trust in everybody here to hold down
Speaker 1: the fort. Probably do a better job than I do.
Speaker 1: So have a great week. I will see you after Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Thank you for listening to Minnesota. Goodbye. These guys are
Speaker 1: still doing it, so it'll we still need more emails.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we'll still be doing it next week because
Speaker 3: Jenny and I want to answer a gurly questions well.
Speaker 2: But also the.
Speaker 4: Thought will be part of it next week. He's off tomorrow,
Speaker 4: but he'll be part of it next week. So if
Speaker 4: you have anything you've been dying to know above, von
Speaker 4: set that in.
Speaker 2: Now's the time.