Speaker 1: Okay, so let me explain yesterday's Minnesota Goodbye. So it
Speaker 1: was my fault. Basically, there are some buttons on the
Speaker 1: console here that I had set up wrong. So the
Speaker 1: entire Minnesota Goodbye yesterday had the k Fan Sports play
Speaker 1: by played Hockey Draft MLB All Star Game feed in
Speaker 1: the background, and I don't know what the fuck happened,
Speaker 1: but basically I look at all the buttons here and
Speaker 1: there was one that was lit up that I didn't notice.
Speaker 1: So totally my fault. So we recorded it yesterday and
Speaker 1: it was fine, but we didn't upload it after we
Speaker 1: realized that, So that's why there is no Minnesota Goodbye yesterday.
Speaker 1: We were just having a discussion here. We'll get to
Speaker 1: the emails in a moment, but we were talking about
Speaker 1: how there's a rumor that Harry Styles is going to
Speaker 1: play a solo residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, Nice,
Speaker 1: and it's a residency. So I asked Bailey, I said, now,
Speaker 1: you like one direction? Is Harry Styles the most popular
Speaker 1: one direction guy? Because he is the prettiest, most attractive
Speaker 1: And you said.
Speaker 2: I said, not because he's the prettiest and most attractive,
Speaker 2: He just happens to be the prettiest and most attractive
Speaker 2: one and also probably one of the top two most
Speaker 2: talented ones.
Speaker 3: Okay, who do you think else is?
Speaker 2: I think zay is just as talented, but not as charismatic,
Speaker 2: but like also just as good looking, but in a
Speaker 2: different way. And I think part of Harry Style's hotness
Speaker 2: is his charisma. Yeah, because he has like ounces and
Speaker 2: not ounces, loads of it, tons of it.
Speaker 4: Okay, I think Zayin is the hottest of the one
Speaker 4: direction guys.
Speaker 1: But he doesn't have much of a career.
Speaker 3: No, but he did have pillow talk and that was
Speaker 3: okay nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, interesting. Then we got into Justin Timberlake and
Speaker 1: we said, Justin Timberlake is clearly the most successful former
Speaker 1: member of n SYNC, but he's also attractive, but he's
Speaker 1: not the most talented because if you ever listened, I mean,
Speaker 1: if you see her JC sing and Justin sing Jason,
Speaker 1: He's got a beautiful voice, he really does. He's very talented.
Speaker 1: But Justin's got it. He's got a passable voice.
Speaker 2: But he's the cutest, the best looking one out of
Speaker 2: all of them.
Speaker 1: He's got the best personality. He's funny, he's friendly, he's
Speaker 1: married to a celebrity, and he wears a fedora very well,
Speaker 1: and he's just got a big personality. So I think
Speaker 1: sometimes it's definitely looks that get people ahead, even guys.
Speaker 1: Who's the fuggliest guy in one direction? Louis, Yeah, Louis.
Speaker 4: Louis probably not like if you saw him in real life,
Speaker 4: you'd probably be like, damn.
Speaker 3: That guy is hot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you're right, yeah, probably who's the cutest boy
Speaker 1: on Katie WB Radio? So there's Vont Colt and me?
Speaker 1: So who comes right after me?
Speaker 2: I'm the hottest, options, you're the hottest.
Speaker 1: I'm the hottest.
Speaker 4: I hate to say him, but I don't think there's
Speaker 4: anyone after you. I think it you are.
Speaker 1: Just me, so I displace everybody else in the hotness scale.
Speaker 3: No, what I'm saying is you are definitely third.
Speaker 1: Okay, that is agism. That's agism right there, calling hr
Speaker 1: all Right, Jenny called me old and ugly, Well you
Speaker 1: are old and ugly.
Speaker 4: Let's look back to young Dave Ryan with his long
Speaker 4: flowing locks and his scrawny little body.
Speaker 1: Scrubs weigh about one hundred and forty five pounds, But
Speaker 1: I had long flowing locks, and I was a DJ,
Speaker 1: so I was very desirable back in the day because
Speaker 1: back in the day, DJs were like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: you're on the radio and you're only twenty four. Oh
Speaker 1: look at that hair.
Speaker 3: I don't think I.
Speaker 4: Could honestly rate your guys's attractiveness because it's just weird
Speaker 4: to say that about any of you. Honestly, you guys
Speaker 4: are co workers, and I don't look at you guys
Speaker 4: in a sexual way whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Oh you do, you could admit it. No, it's true.
Speaker 1: I don't do that with you guys either, because it'd
Speaker 1: be like rating my sisters from hottest to not hottest.
Speaker 2: Well, tell us about your sisters. Who's well.
Speaker 1: Linda was when she was younger, she was absbsolutely the cutest, petite, long,
Speaker 1: long brown hair, and she was adorable. But now she's
Speaker 1: old and frumpy, so you know that happens when you
Speaker 1: get older.
Speaker 2: I'm even trying to think of like katiewb past and
Speaker 2: all of the dudes have been on it. I don't
Speaker 2: know if anyone's been that good looking. Granted, I think
Speaker 2: Colt is cute.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think Colt is I think Colt is attractive. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right. I don't know that we've ever had anybody
Speaker 1: who is like model hand Pat Eberts back when he
Speaker 1: was young. When he was young, he was very attractive. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it was so funny because girls would throw themselves
Speaker 1: at Patt Eberts. But he was such a good Catholic
Speaker 1: boy that he never took advantage of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We would go we would go out to different bars
Speaker 1: on Friday and Saturday nights and do like a party
Speaker 1: zone with the station or whatever. And Pat would have
Speaker 1: all these young, beautiful single women. Hi, Pat, I made
Speaker 1: you something, Pat, look Pat, take me home and be
Speaker 1: me Pat. And Pat would just like he would flirt,
Speaker 1: but he was a good Catholic boy and he did
Speaker 1: not do things like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And you have that one plane picture of you and
Speaker 2: Allison in the plane where you look hot. But that's
Speaker 2: just the one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just the one. I was hot for one year. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that was it.
Speaker 3: I think some people thought that Intern John was hot.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Intern John was very hot. Yes, Intern John
Speaker 1: dated the most. Well, that's interesting to love him.
Speaker 4: If he ever hears this, I love you, John, but
Speaker 4: you are douchey. That is what you give off, He's
Speaker 4: not unattractive, he's just Douchey's douchey.
Speaker 1: That's part of his character I think, is that he
Speaker 1: was very douchey. But he was also a good soul. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he was hot, and I didn't. I never look
Speaker 1: at guys that like and go, Wow, he's hot. I
Speaker 1: just my mind doesn't work that way. But I can
Speaker 1: recognize when somebody like intern John dated the most beautiful
Speaker 1: young college girls ever, and I'm like, oh, he must
Speaker 1: be very attractive. Yeah to date a girl that looks
Speaker 1: like that. Jackson was also very attractive, and he was
Speaker 1: probably forty or forty two ish when he worked here.
Speaker 2: Do you know his last name?
Speaker 1: I know his real name, rather say d And I just.
Speaker 2: Wanted to google him because I don't know what Jackson
Speaker 2: looks like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, i'll do it later. Yeah. So yeah, and I
Speaker 1: didn't think Jackson was attractive. Matter of fact, first time
Speaker 1: I met him, I felt sorry for him because he
Speaker 1: was so ugly.
Speaker 4: I couldn't remember which one that was. I knew there
Speaker 4: was someone that you were like, Oh, this person's not attractive,
Speaker 4: and then they had women on them all.
Speaker 1: The time, all the time, beautiful young interns that worked
Speaker 1: here at the radio station would just fawn over Jackson
Speaker 1: about how hot he was, and I'm like, is he
Speaker 1: really so?
Speaker 3: I mean, there also was Lucas.
Speaker 1: Lucas was attracted.
Speaker 3: Women loved Lucas. He was such a like, I don't
Speaker 3: have to.
Speaker 1: Look at these people bad he's a bad boy. He's
Speaker 1: got tattoos, he had like a you know, the faux hawk,
Speaker 1: and he was very charismatic, huge personality. So anyway, let's
Speaker 1: get onto Juanita's rant. We did this one yesterday, but again,
Speaker 1: like we said, we had a little problem with the audio.
Speaker 1: But here is Juanita's rant the Minnesota Goodbye.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 5: This rent is about stupid shit that people swe for.
Speaker 5: So I know we all remember the lady who sued
Speaker 5: McDonald's because the coffee was what it was supposed to
Speaker 5: be and that burnt the shit out of her legs. Okay, whatever. Well,
Speaker 5: I was looking at the news and I think this
Speaker 5: guy was from New York. So he threw his back out,
Speaker 5: and he said that if the store hadn't had such
Speaker 5: a good sale, he wouldn't have tried to carry all
Speaker 5: those bags out and would have thrown it and threw
Speaker 5: his back out so he was a warded two hundred
Speaker 5: fifty thousand dollars for that. Then this woman she sued,
Speaker 5: she got I think five hundred thousand dollars because she
Speaker 5: was addicted to candy crush and she couldn't so she
Speaker 5: couldn't work, She couldn't do anything because she was so
Speaker 5: addicted to playing candy crush because the medicine that they
Speaker 5: prescribed her fucked around with her dopamine, and so she
Speaker 5: got this over addiction composed compulsion, and she couldn't get
Speaker 5: off the candy crush. That's the dumbest shit I ever
Speaker 5: heard of. It's like, get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 5: I burned the shit out of my goddamn hands trying
Speaker 5: to get a rentals pan out of the oven. It
Speaker 5: had a turkey on the picture in the pant. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and I just bake some lasagna in the pan crumble
Speaker 5: trying to get it out of the oven. Did I
Speaker 5: get any money?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: I couldn't even get a fucking pre pan. But yeah,
Speaker 5: these people are getting bu cools of money. Just swing
Speaker 5: over the stupidest shit I ever heard. God damn it.
Speaker 5: That pisses me the fuck off.
Speaker 1: God damn.
Speaker 5: I guess I just gotta keep getting up going to work.
Speaker 5: Oh well, well that's my rat for this week. I
Speaker 5: love you guys. Bye.
Speaker 1: You know what I like about Juanita is she's a
Speaker 1: cranky fuck, just like me, but she has a good soul,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. She's a very kind, funny
Speaker 1: person and when you meet her in person, she's very sweet.
Speaker 1: She kind of like your for me, like a sister
Speaker 1: or a girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Or airlfriend or yeah.
Speaker 1: Interchangeable and for you be like kind of like your mom.
Speaker 1: But she also can get spicy.
Speaker 4: No, I would definitely call her more of like an auntie. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I know that Janita. If you are on Jannita's
Speaker 4: good side, that woman will have your back. She will
Speaker 4: bury the body for you, She will go to war
Speaker 4: for you, she will do any of that. That is
Speaker 4: the type of person that Wanita is.
Speaker 2: You wake her up in the middle of the night,
Speaker 2: just shaking her a little bit. Ye need to to
Speaker 2: help me buried your body?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: This is gonna piss me the funck off.
Speaker 1: Now let's go. Yeah, I will say that in the
Speaker 1: brew haha of yesterday's podcast, I may have lost an
Speaker 1: email or two and I apologize. So if you wrote
Speaker 1: in an email in the last few days, and you're
Speaker 1: going it was a pretty good email, and Dave never
Speaker 1: read it. It's possible that I read it on yesterday's
Speaker 1: Minnesota Goodbye that we had to delete. So just hit
Speaker 1: just go back in your scent bin and send it
Speaker 1: over again and we'll try to get it on future
Speaker 1: Minnesota Goodbye. So, because we appreciate we read every single
Speaker 1: one of them, nearly all of them make it on
Speaker 1: the radio unless it's something that we've talked about a lot,
Speaker 1: or it's really really long, or something kind of you know,
Speaker 1: there's there's been a few that are just like a
Speaker 1: little bit too sad or a little bit too esoteric.
Speaker 1: You could say, let's move on to the next one
Speaker 1: without reading this one, I mean, without pre reading it.
Speaker 1: Hello Minnesota Goodbye crew. Every day listening to the Dave
Speaker 1: Ryan Show podcast, I have the same question who sings
Speaker 1: the Daily Bayly? I remember Bailey saying she didn't sing it.
Speaker 1: So I've concocted the story that chat GPT composed and
Speaker 1: performed that masterpiece. Curious Minds wanted to Nope, love a
Speaker 1: staff write a sticker. My fake Stanley would wear it
Speaker 1: with pride, please and thank you. That is from bre
Speaker 1: Do you want to answer that anybody?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's Barb who sang it. She's one of our
Speaker 2: sales ladies. I don't really know what Bob does.
Speaker 4: It's like head of many many things. He's not a salesperson.
Speaker 4: She is more like head of marketing, works with sales,
Speaker 4: helps with every promotion. She's also on air on different stations.
Speaker 4: She's kind of a gopher, but also like high up
Speaker 4: in the company.
Speaker 1: Yep. So yeah, she's and she's got a beautiful voice.
Speaker 1: So she sang that. Our production guy, Diego wrote it
Speaker 1: and did the music. I believe it's funny, weird coincidence.
Speaker 1: Diego and I never met before. Katwb we got to talking.
Speaker 1: We went to the same high school in Colorado Springs.
Speaker 1: Really yes, Wow, isn't that crazy?
Speaker 3: He ended up here because of work too.
Speaker 1: He's traveled around with work and radio and just ended
Speaker 1: up here. But it's funny. He went to Air Academy
Speaker 1: high school. He was younger than me, but he also
Speaker 1: went to the Harvard of the Rockies Pike's Peak Community College. Wow,
Speaker 1: that's where he took broadcasting.
Speaker 4: So yeah, he's also like so talented he does so
Speaker 4: many things, like nationwide. It's not just for katiewb, but
Speaker 4: he does a lot of things for like Seacrest, for
Speaker 4: like all these big shows he does.
Speaker 1: And if you are if you're ever at the iHeartRadio
Speaker 1: Music Awards or something like that, he's the guy who
Speaker 1: will sit backstage with the headphones and a microphone and
Speaker 1: a computer monitor and a clipboard and say like, welcome
Speaker 1: to the stage. H Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 1: I know that.
Speaker 4: You want to know, the best thing about him is,
Speaker 4: like you hear this big voice come out of him.
Speaker 4: He is a small man. He is just a very
Speaker 4: small stature. He's a little bit shorter, and you would
Speaker 4: not imagine, like it's the most cliche radio where you're
Speaker 4: like you hear a voice and you would not see
Speaker 4: that person being that voice.
Speaker 1: Huh yeah. And he is the nicest guy in the building.
Speaker 1: He really is just so nice. I mean, he's just
Speaker 1: always so pleasant. Next question in Minnesota, Goodbye Dave Bailey, Jenny,
Speaker 1: random little question. What's the best and worst concert you've
Speaker 1: ever been to? Love you guys, love the show and
Speaker 1: the podcast. Thanks Marie. I would say probably Kiss because
Speaker 1: I love Kiss so much, But then again, I've seen
Speaker 1: him a dozen times, so i'd have to say probably
Speaker 1: Paul McCartney because he's a Beatle and he's Paul McCartney. Worst,
Speaker 1: I'd say, I've never been to a really bad one,
Speaker 1: but i'd say Hall and Oates. We went probably fifteen
Speaker 1: years ago, and they just seem bored.
Speaker 3: Oh, they were just bored in retirement mode.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so they maybe they don't like each other anymore
Speaker 1: and they just whatever, But they just seem bored. And
Speaker 1: then the audience didn't have any energy to give because
Speaker 1: they weren't given energy. And we all sat there with
Speaker 1: our hands on our laps and said, okay, how much longer?
Speaker 1: What about you, Jennifer, I'll.
Speaker 4: Start with worse we're Sposcia just because all she does
Speaker 4: is stand on this little platform while Mattie Ziegler Zigla
Speaker 4: or whatever would dance. So that was a really boring
Speaker 4: concert to me. And like you honestly didn't even know
Speaker 4: she was underneath the way too. It's like it could
Speaker 4: have been anyone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have no idea.
Speaker 4: And then best is tough, because of course I have
Speaker 4: great memories from Country USA, and I remember specifically one
Speaker 4: Kenny Chesney concert that got rained out. That was so phenomenal.
Speaker 4: But I would also say Panic at the Disco was
Speaker 4: one of my favorite concerts I've ever seen at Target
Speaker 4: Center circa twenty seventeen or something, and it was phenomenal.
Speaker 3: Nice what about you, Bailey?
Speaker 2: So I don't see a lot of concerts, honestly, best
Speaker 2: concert was probably the one that I saw in London,
Speaker 2: only because it was tied to Nostalgia, which was the
Speaker 2: band called Busted, only because I was waiting literally twenty
Speaker 2: years to see them, so and you know their higher energy.
Speaker 2: It was fun. Worst concert and you have to be
Speaker 2: like an emo kid to know, but hello goodbye. I
Speaker 2: saw them in high school and the lead singer who
Speaker 2: sings all of the songs was sick. But they didn't
Speaker 2: cancel or refund any of our tickets. They just had
Speaker 2: this other guy who sings one song on their CD.
Speaker 2: He came out and he did that song twice.
Speaker 3: Oh no, that was that entire guy.
Speaker 2: That was well, they had like an opener, they had
Speaker 2: maybe even like two openers, so we just essentially went
Speaker 2: for the openers. And for Jesse to sing his one
Speaker 2: song got two times.
Speaker 3: That's okay, shocking to me. He couldn't like do the
Speaker 3: other songs no, because.
Speaker 2: He wasn't the singer. He was like this the main
Speaker 2: guy wasn't there, so he was like, oh, yeah, he's sick.
Speaker 2: And we didn't know he was sick until literally this
Speaker 2: Jesse guy walks out. He's like, what's his face is sick?
Speaker 1: Oh boy?
Speaker 2: Sorry, So I'm just gonna do Jesse goes to prom twice.
Speaker 1: I wonder like they're obligated or they do get paid.
Speaker 1: So if they don't have they they don't perform, they
Speaker 1: don't get paid.
Speaker 2: So we have to do something great for them. But
Speaker 2: I paid to see you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Lead singer sing.
Speaker 1: Songs Secretary Bree writes in it says, I'm catching up
Speaker 1: on the Minnesota Goodbye from last week, and I heard
Speaker 1: the story about Carson's baby blanket really quick. Carson got
Speaker 1: a baby blanket when he was born from the old
Speaker 1: receptionist Kim. A blue baby blanket you know, small about
Speaker 1: if you made of square with your arms, that's about
Speaker 1: how big it would be. And it had blue satin
Speaker 1: and he carried it everywhere. He carried it around the
Speaker 1: house when he was little. He would play with the
Speaker 1: satin on the side until it wore off. We had
Speaker 1: to replace the satin. It was getting a little bit thin,
Speaker 1: but it was still okay. And he took it to college,
Speaker 1: and he took it on every vacation, every vacation, and
Speaker 1: he took it on tour with Love last year, and
Speaker 1: he forgot it at one of the hotels in China. Well,
Speaker 1: you call a hotel in China, and the language barrier
Speaker 1: makes it tough. And it never came back and he
Speaker 1: was heartbroken. Just that was his blanket for twenty two years.
Speaker 2: Long time, she says.
Speaker 1: The entire time you were telling Todave, I was saying
Speaker 1: me too. You see, my mom's co worker gave me
Speaker 1: a baby blanket, a yellow waffly patterned fabric with yellow
Speaker 1: silk around the edges. This was my bee, as I
Speaker 1: called it. My bee went everywhere with me, my college
Speaker 1: dorm room and all it had rips, tears, and not
Speaker 1: one bit of silk left on it. But I loved
Speaker 1: it with all of my bean cut to last March,
Speaker 1: we went to Great Wolf Lodge for my son's birthday
Speaker 1: and I left it in the hotel room. Now, remember
Speaker 1: she loved this enough that she even went to Great
Speaker 1: Wolf Lodge for her son's birthday and took it with her.
Speaker 1: That's how much she loved it. I called and I called,
Speaker 1: and I hoped it would come back in the laundry,
Speaker 1: but it never did. So after thirty six years of
Speaker 1: loving on my bee, it was gone. So I empathized
Speaker 1: with Carson one hundred percent. I feel like there was
Speaker 1: something else going on. I want to share with you guys,
Speaker 1: but it'll have to come in another email. Hope you
Speaker 1: have a great weekend coming up. That is Brie, Brie.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna send you a thank you text in a
Speaker 1: little bit. But Brie is just the sweetest, so sweet,
Speaker 1: and she sends out the staff writer stickers. But this
Speaker 1: morning I got a package from Brie and it is
Speaker 1: a beautiful little memorial little window hanging for my doggie, Josie,
Speaker 1: and it was so very sweet. I didn't need to
Speaker 1: cry at six o'clock in the morning, but I did.
Speaker 1: You did, and it was very sweet. So thank you, Brie,
Speaker 1: and I will, rather than just conveniently thank you on
Speaker 1: the Minnesota goodbye, I will send you a thank you later,
Speaker 1: even though you're not asking for one. All right, interesting question,
Speaker 1: Hello Minnesota, Goodbye, Krutz. Question I hope the three of
Speaker 1: you could weigh in on I recently signed up for
Speaker 1: the Mammoth March at Saint Croix State Park, which is
Speaker 1: twenty miles that you got to walk in eight hours.
Speaker 1: Twenty miles in eight hours. I genuinely have no idea
Speaker 1: if I can do it? And how do you train
Speaker 1: for a walk when you work a regular job. I
Speaker 1: average between sixteen and seventeen thousand steps a day. That
Speaker 1: feels like a lot, But then I noticed last night
Speaker 1: it only equates to about six miles. How the heck
Speaker 1: am I gonna make it to twenty Any tips would
Speaker 1: be greatly appreciated. I can help you.
Speaker 2: You can do it.
Speaker 1: I did the math last night, and you have to
Speaker 1: walk two and a half miles an hour constantly, which
Speaker 1: is a good clip for eight hours. However, you will
Speaker 1: have time to, like, you know, take a break and
Speaker 1: poop and get lunch and whatever. You'll just have to
Speaker 1: make up for it, So you're gonna have to walk
Speaker 1: a little bit faster. But two and a half miles
Speaker 1: an hour is a good it's not fast, yeah, three
Speaker 1: and a half miles an hour that's a good clip. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: But two and a half is a good leisurely but
Speaker 1: not slow pace. Number one, you can do it. You
Speaker 1: can just be aware that you can't. You can't amble,
Speaker 1: no ambling, You got to walk.
Speaker 3: But I like to amble.
Speaker 1: I know you are an ambling kind of a person.
Speaker 3: My reels.
Speaker 2: I do it every year. I walk twenty miles, and
Speaker 2: I mean I walk it in like nine to ten hours.
Speaker 2: But I like so and like enjoy the surroundings and everything.
Speaker 2: But if I was just consistently going, I could do it.
Speaker 2: And if you walk sixteen thousand miles a day already,
Speaker 2: you're already train ten thousand steps, sorry I meant that steps,
Speaker 2: then you're already training for it. I feel like the
Speaker 2: most more you could do is start walking around with
Speaker 2: a rocksack.
Speaker 1: I would just walk and would I would do maybe
Speaker 1: I would do five miles and see how long it
Speaker 1: takes you, and just check on your pace. When I
Speaker 1: was a kid, we did a walkathon for the March
Speaker 1: of Dimes, twenty miles and I think we started like
Speaker 1: seven in the morning. We finished by it by three
Speaker 1: in the afternoon. So you can do it. Check your shoes,
Speaker 1: get good shoes, and make sure you got good shoes.
Speaker 1: And I will say you don't want blisters, so break
Speaker 1: your shoes in. But also there are hiking socks. There
Speaker 1: are liners of a very thin pair of socks that
Speaker 1: go next to your feet, and then you put regular
Speaker 1: socks on over those. That way there's no rubbing. The
Speaker 1: rubbing is between the two socks on the sock in
Speaker 1: the foot. Yeah. I know that sounds dumb, but get
Speaker 1: sock liners. They sell them down at Dick's or wherever.
Speaker 2: And don't have shoes that are just good enough. Get
Speaker 2: good shoes, like expensive shoes. You can do it.
Speaker 1: How fine, I totally believe I do good. Okay, I
Speaker 1: think that's gonna be it for the time we have
Speaker 1: on the Minnesota goodbye. Please send your emails. We get
Speaker 1: a few, like I said that we didn't get to
Speaker 1: but we apologize for yesterday's not being uploaded. But if
Speaker 1: we did read an email, I think we missed one
Speaker 1: or two. So if you like wrote it in you're
Speaker 1: like my email was dope and they didn't read my
Speaker 1: dope email, then send it in again. It probably just
Speaker 1: got lost in the shuffle and we read it yesterday.
Speaker 1: That is it. Have a great weekend. Thank you for listening.
Speaker 1: The email as always, Ryan Show at kadiwb dot com.