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Ep 29: They Found What? Parks Edition · The City of Frankfort Podcast

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  From Capitol Halls to Bourbon Balls, this is the City of Frankfurt podcast.
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  For the Frankfurtians, we're swapping stories and spilling the tea and celebrating
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  the quirks that make Kentucky's capital the best hometown around.
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  Welcome to the City of Frankfurt podcast. I'm Alex, and today we are back with
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  a segment called You Would Not Believe What We Found, where we talk to the City
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  of Frankfurt staff about strange things they've come across.
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  Today, I'm joined by Juniper Hills Golf Course Superintendent Adam Kirk.
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  He's one of our main park managers, and he's awesome.
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  It's easy to enjoy a beautiful park without realizing how much work happens
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  before the gates open each morning, whether it's repairing playground equipment,
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  preparing athletic fields, responding after storms, or occasionally discovering
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  something completely unexpected.
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  The Parks Department keeps Frankfort's parks safe, clean, and welcoming for all ages year-round.
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  We're excited today to talk more about the behind the scenes of our city parks.
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  Welcome, Adam. Thank you. Thanks for having me.
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  Let's get to know you a little bit. Tell us more about what you do for parks.
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  I'm the golf course superintendent for Juniper Hills Golf Course.
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  I do the daily today stuff, irrigation, spray chemicals, that sort of thing,
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  take care of the grounds, trash, bathrooms, that sort of thing.
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  I've worked in parks since 2014.
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  Started my career in Parkland, Florida, then became superintendent at Lincoln Homestead in 2016.
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  Then recently, I got the job here at Frankfort in February of 22.
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  Cool. Or January of 22, sorry. Cool.
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  Cool. So you're the main manager for the maintenance of the Judiper Hills Golf
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  Course. But since we're all kind of a team, you're going to represent today all the staff.
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  You're here for all of us, right? I'll do my best. Talk all of our craziness today. Okay.
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  So you told us your job title and some of your work experience.
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  Gosh, you answered us all the questions. So you pretty much just...
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  You're the guy that makes the golf course look beautiful. I try to, the best we can. Yeah.
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  I don't think the community realizes that we have such a huge park system,
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  which includes an 18-hole golf course. A lot of park systems don't include that.
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  It's a city-ran golf course that's award-winning. We host the Governor Open
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  every year. That's great. It's
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  a really big deal for our huge parks department to have a golf course.
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  So, walk us through like a day in your life.
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  Like, what time do you clock in and what do you kind of do each day?
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  I know depending on the weather and the seasons, every day is different.
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  I don't think people realize that no matter the weather, we're real busy.
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  So, kind of walk us through a day in your life. Yeah, I usually clock in anywhere
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  from 6 to 6.30, depending on what we have going on.
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  And first thing I get there, eat breakfast. Make sure I wait for my guys to
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  get there. Then do daily assignments, like to pick in particular what's going on that day.
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  If there's women's league excuse me or men's league um so just basically get
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  the get the day going and get everyone out to have their their task yeah yeah
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  it's it's a constant constant movement after everybody gets going isn't it,
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  it sounds like you never really know what's waiting for you when the day gets
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  going um and this is for you and all of our parks guys um.
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  Specifically at the golf course first and then kind of throughout the parks
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  what kind of issues do you run into on a daily basis like,
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  i think all of us love our jobs so much because you never know what the day
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  is going to bring like you get here and it's not the same thing ever every day,
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  uh no every day is different um like most of the time i'd always do a course
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  check seat you know bathrooms trash etc,
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  look for vandalism that's mostly one of the issues we have and i'm sure that's
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  common throughout all the parks right um but yeah just uh some of the issues we've had um.
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  Not a lot just mostly vandalism people take benefits out of greens and things
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  like that so we have to go and fix it right things on the greens with the uh
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  yeah there's spray paint graffiti that sort of things.
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  Still golf clubs, off the bathrooms, you name it, it happens.
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  So I think it is generally a thing through all of our parks.
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  And people, I think, think when it closes down at night and it's dark,
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  it's just quiet and calm. But we have a whole nother set of people that kind
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  of come out and show up. And so you've got to regroup from the night.
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  The next morning, you've got to figure out what's been vandalized.
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  Any any surface up for game whether
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  it's playground equipment or pavilion walls or anything like that um,
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  you know unfortunately we have kind of a homeless population we have to deal
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  with so we got to get whoever's sleeping in the park out that sort of thing
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  um so you don't really know what you're going to find every morning before like
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  uh they told me some homeless people have stayed in our pump houses which i
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  wasn't aware of yeah so make sure to lock the doors now yeah so,
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  it's not coming to my mind yeah it's unfortunate we all hate that for them but
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  um yeah that's always. You never know what you're going to find in the morning.
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  Our guys start pretty early. I think most crews start, some come in as early
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  as five, but most crews start anywhere from six to seven and it's a full, full long day.
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  What's your favorite part of your job? What do you love most about it?
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  There's not a day I dread coming to work.
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  I love coming to work. I enjoy what I do.
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  I like my guys. I love my guys. And I also love hanging out with you guys and
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  doing things like this yeah so it's definitely different but,
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  i i don't dread coming to work ever right i think um it sounds very cliche but
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  our department specifically i hope the other city departments feel like this i feel in parks like
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  and we do have some turnover there's some people that come and go and that's
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  normal but i think generally the people that stay around for a while we all
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  kind of mesh and become like a family and a team yes,
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  and we love each other we've got each other's backs and i think that's a real
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  positive for our department like
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  we kind of we want to help like we genuinely like each other yeah we do like
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  i'll help different parks at different times yeah and like like why's your guys
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  will help help me out when i need help so we're just kind of all intermeshed
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  i think that's why we like to come to work because we know people's got our backs
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  yeah yeah i think so too yeah that's that's good to hear i'm glad you feel the
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  same way that i feel that makes me happy,
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  um what's something visitors probably never noticed that takes a tremendous
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  amount of work so they just come enjoy our facilities what are what's some things
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  that they probably don't know really behind the scenes well on the golf side
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  it's just you know you have to have everything ready by 7 30 or as soon as your
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  first tee time is right and that involves like i said getting all the guys out get going make sure
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  greens are mowed or rolled bunkers are done fairway to mold,
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  mode uh and definitely protect trash and bathrooms that's a big complaint we
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  get sometimes yes so i think that's common throughout all the parks all the
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  parks i think people don't realize they're outdoor bathrooms so they're going
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  to attract wild bikes they're going to attract.
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  Bugs they're going to attract people that maybe are struggling and so um people
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  sometimes complain because they're outdoor bathrooms but they have to be cleaned
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  so much you can clean them,
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  one like an hour in the next hour later it'll be completely dirty yes so our
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  guys like you you would have to check bathrooms hourly i wish i had a guy for
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  that yeah i wish we had enough staff to just have bathroom guys Yeah.
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  The bathrooms are a thing. I think minimal things. Like people don't realize,
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  like just weed eating. You have one guy that can weed eat for eight hours a
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  day because every edge of every green space is weed eat.
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  I believe our property is like 95 acres. Yeah. And we only have like seven guys to take care of it.
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  So that's quite a bit of area to take care of. Like people just enjoy it.
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  And it's beautiful. And we take pride in making it beautiful.
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  But our park system has 800 acres total. So that's a lot of maintaining.
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  And then if we don't get to it one day, we know we're aware of it.
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  We're just a lot of people to get there. to do it just yet. So be patient.
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  Somebody will make you aware one day.
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  Yeah, exactly. Um, if you could ask park visitors to do just a couple of things, uh,
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  What would you ask them to do? Like just to respect the space when they come and enjoy it?
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  Oh, well, just, it goes throughout any park. Like if you see trash,
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  even though you didn't throw it down, pick it up, please. Yeah,
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  put a trash can. It's just nice. Yeah.
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  And don't throw it down. Yeah, don't throw it down. How about that?
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  Yeah. That's a no-brainer.
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  Yeah. I actually compliment the guys sometimes too when you're out seeing around
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  and say, hey, good job, man. Yeah. To boost some morale sometimes,
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  you know? Yes. That would be great.
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  I agree. And on the golf course side, if some golfers would fix divots,
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  that would be great. Yeah.
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  If they would use the sand divots, that would be great, too.
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  Yeah, other than that, it's just like just some common courtesy.
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  That's like respecting you all, but also respecting the people playing behind
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  you, too. Exactly. Yeah. And fix your ball marks. That's another big thing. Yeah.
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  I know from like the athletic side of it, the guys work to get the fields fixed
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  when they drag and lie on the fields and get the bases right for whatever team's
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  getting ready to play, whoever's reserved the field, whatever game's about to happen.
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  And they try to get it ready to go. And then if they do it too early,
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  somebody's already played on it. or they let their dog run on it.
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  That's what you're going to say. If it's already been raked and done,
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  then it's prepped for someone else. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So just have a little.
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  So they're so disappointed when a team shows up and the field doesn't look as
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  good as they'd left it because somebody let their dog run across the lines or
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  somebody, you know, was slipping, sliding, riding bikes. So you see a fixed field.
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  Leave it alone. Play on another field. We'll just play in the grass.
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  Yeah, that sort of thing.
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  Let's get to some strange things. Let's get to the fun stuff.
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  Some of the, we can't say everything, can we?
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  Let's say the PG stuff. um what's one of the strangest things you've ever found
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  in your golf course or in a park
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  um this goes back to where i worked at lincoln homestead uh one summer um i
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  just heard this dog barking right yeah i didn't think anything of it and it
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  was in a creek and it turned out to be a little beagle puppy yeah
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  uh so i was like okay this will be where's the mom,
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  uh an hour later came back there was another puppy,
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  Like two hours later, it came back. There was another puppy.
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  So like, I'm just going to sit here and wait. See how many puppies I get. Yeah.
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  I ended up getting like four beagle puppies from that one area. Never found her mother.
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  And then my wife and I put that on Facebook and we rehomed them all.
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  Oh, great. Yeah. You know, beagles are my favorite. I figured you would like that.
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  I wonder where mom was. I don't know. That worries me. Yeah.
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  Well, I'm glad you gave them home.
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  Yeah. So that's the strangest thing I found. Well, also when I was in Florida,
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  there's an alligator on a baseball field. Yeah. So, in Parkland,
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  we called the cops, and literally every person from the department showed up
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  and took pictures. And I have a picture with me.
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  To deal with the alligator? To deal with the alligator. That's funny.
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  I hope they didn't shoot it, but I don't know. I'm glad alligators are not a
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  thing for us here. Yes. We deal with a lot of wildlifeers that alligators aren't.
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  I think some of the strangest things, like when we cleaned up from the flood
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  and we found weird stuff like the trash bag full of baby doll heads.
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  Do you remember we ripped the bag open and it was full of baby doll heads?
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  I think I was probably doing sand by that time. Well, we came up with so many
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  stories about this bag of baby doll heads.
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  We came up with so many stories we don't even know where they came from but
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  you know weird things like that um just recently
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  um people are don't are private about their bathroom habits and a gentleman
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  used the bathroom in the front yard of our office our main office right in the
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  front yard yeah really funny yeah yeah he did wasn't shy about and we all saw
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  it yeah everybody saw he wasn't shy at all um,
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  it was people we love people yeah anyway um okay the funniest thing someone
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  has ever called or emailed about that you've gotten?
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  For me, mostly you guys, you know, shill me for most of that. We try to, yes.
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  Yeah, because no one has my direct number. Yes, we try to main all that through
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  the office. Yeah. Yeah, so you would know more stories than I would know stories.
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  Funny things, just playing pranks on guys at work sometimes.
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  Yeah. Yeah. Only thing I have.
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  We get so many. We try to really respect when people call because everybody's
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  passionate about different things.
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  We've had one where a parent complained that there was too much dirt on the
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  dirt ball fields, which were going to cause respiratory issues for their kids.
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  Some of them we just don't have a solution for. We don't know how to resolve that.
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  I kind of wish we would have written some of this stuff down in some years that
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  we could have it for instances like this. Yeah. I want to write a book or at
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  least maybe I'm going to put cameras on you all and do like a real reality show.
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  If we did cameras, we would make a lot of money out of that.
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  Parks and Recreation show would not have a chance against our reality show.
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  We would have had a new award for the stuff. Definitely. I think so.
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  Speaking of wildlife, what kind of wildlife here? Not Florida here.
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  Here, the coolest thing I have here, which I think people know,
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  is the red saw hawk that was supposedly rehabilitated here. And then he still,
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  he or she, I don't know which is which.
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  I've seen it kill a bird. and then like hover over it like it's proud of us
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  it still lives on the course doesn't it yeah it's still i saw him yesterday
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  i took a picture a couple days ago but yeah yeah uh but we see all kinds of
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  deer uh yeah squirrels rabbits i have a pet uh,
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  ground hauling out of the shop right i'm not gonna hurt him or do anything yeah
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  he makes a mess but the fool has skunks like you like no other we have but we've
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  had a skunk problem since the beginning of time at the aquatic center i know
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  that we always you baby squirrels i mean baby skunks yeah and you trap them
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  right yeah yeah we don't kill anything parks department doesn't kill anything yeah um and.
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  It's funny we have a nature preserve a wildlife space in which we see all kinds
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  of things snakes we've had baby bunnies but the things that we were like,
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  the crazy ones are like deers that get caught in the batting cages we have to
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  get out or uh we had a hawk in a batting cage um,
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  We have squirrels in trash cans. One of my staff had a squirrel run out of the
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  trash can, up his shirt, all over his back.
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  That's awesome. It's not funny, but I think when nature meets modern society
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  is when we have the most issues, but we try really hard to respect nature. That's that.
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  Lost and found is normally a pretty interesting thing. Have you ever had anything
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  that was really, really valuable and returned?
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  Well, on the golf course, people leave clubs all the time. Yeah, that stuff's valuable.
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  Those are pricey. Just pin on the wedge. um you know range finders um
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  i found a marijuana bowl yeah just threw it away in the trash yeah like i don't
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  think they're gonna come back to that party hard yeah they're out there just
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  having fun yeah um some cooler sometimes i'm sure like wallet keys all that
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  stuff throughout the parks right just a generality yeah we find um,
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  some of the things people haven't come back for like there's tons of chairs
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  ball field chairs up on ball field chairs
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  uh we keep trying to think of something fun to do with all the ball field chairs
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  are they nice yeah you know how people they just set up their chair then they
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  walk away like the rocker we've got all different times,
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  you've lost your chair at one of our parks let us know we may be able to get
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  it back to you kids leave ball gear you know how expensive ball gear is now
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  gloves and bats and bags it's a mortgage payment yeah kids leave that stuff
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  we try to keep everything,
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  um we found a bunch of wallets in like whatever's popular now stanley's and
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  all kinds of stuff yeah that they leave them around too right a lot of that
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  we've got cowboy hats we've got a lot of hats we've got a lot of cowboy hats
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  i don't know if you're you just,
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  get to party in and don't remember your hat skateboards got skateboards is there
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  a rodeo in town i don't know we've got a lot of weird stuff but yeah cool cowboys
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  seem to forget their hats at our parks pretty often so um.
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  Anything crazy. I tell you some crazy stuff we've seen, which we like.
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  We have a gentleman who likes to rollerblade and practice sword fighting at
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  the same time in our parking lots. That takes talent. He's at Juniper.
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  He's at Capital View. He has to be very athletic because he can rollerblade,
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  and sword fight with gear on at the same time. It's a real sword.
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  It's a real sword, and he's athletic. How's he not going to help with that yet?
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  I don't know, but he's pretty entertaining.
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  It may not be a real sword. It may be like a nurse sword. but okay it's talent
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  it makes sense it's real talent um.
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  What do you think the busiest season is for you well for me personally obviously
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  it's summer because you know we're on a golf course every day um i just think
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  you know pretty much any day it's pretty
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  yeah parks are going to be people are going to go to parks like it's just just
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  might as well get used to it like if it's pretty out people are going to be
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  out and that's what we like yeah we're like,
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  crazy busy right now people are so funny they're like what are you doing the
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  winter or like don't you have downtime after september and i'm like we don't
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  know what downtime is we are so busy all the time it's not high on the hill,
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  if it's pushing snow getting a christmas tree up,
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  everybody services your equipment right and it is very weather dependent because
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  i mean i've seen a pretty december day where people are playing golf our trails
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  are full of people like and we we have to make it as enjoyable in december as we do in june so,
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  it's it's constant constant i personally wouldn't be golfing but that's just
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  me because you know it's cold yeah but people love it,
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  yeah take a walk in the park and play golf yeah there's just been there's lots
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  of crazy stuff that goes on can you think anything crazy.
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  The funny thing is we catch stuff on security cameras a long time.
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  The guy that went to the bathroom in the pavilion, we caught all that on security camera.
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  Okay. People like to use the bathroom, you know, wherever they're at.
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  Oh, yeah. And like when we close the bathrooms down in the winter,
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  like, you know, people break in and use the bathroom. Yeah, there's no hair.
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  People take baths in our bathrooms. Yeah.
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  It's, like I say, we need a reality show. Definitely. Definitely.
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  We're better locks on our bathrooms. Maybe. One or the other.
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  Okay. Got anything else you want
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  the world to know about the Parks Department? Uh, no, just come see us.
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  Uh, it's very, I love what I do. I love my guys. Like I've said,
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  I just love working for the city of Frankfurt. It's great. And I plan on retiring here. Yay.
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  That makes me happy. Okay. Whatever happens. Thanks for sharing some of the stories.
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  Uh, most of the people never heard about, and thanks to all of our parks employees
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  for everything you do behind the scenes.
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  If you enjoy our parks, remember that everyone plays a role in keeping them beautiful.
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  Pick up after yourself, report maintenance occurrences, and most importantly,
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  get outside, enjoy everything.
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  Frankfort parks has to offer to learn more about frankfort parks visit frankfort
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  kentucky parks and rec.com,
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  we like to end our show with our frankfort rapid fire
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  uh so our fellow frankfortians can hear some of your takes on your town you
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  say the first thing that comes to mind i'm just going to tell you what i'm asking
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  for and the first thing that comes to mind you don't even have to have an explanation
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  unless you want one okay okay are you ready i'm ready okay,
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  Best picnic location? I would probably say Juniper Hill Park just because it's
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  my park. Yeah. It's popular. It's our home park. We love it. Yeah.
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  Most underrated park? I think it would be Todd Park, right? Yes.
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  That's a little pocket park.
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  It's in a neighborhood. It's really quaint and quiet. It's got a trail and a pavilion.
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  It's great. It's cool. It's a little pocket park.
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  Favorite season in Frankfort? Be honest. I would say winter coast.
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  It's slower for us. And it's like we still are busy, but like you don't have
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  nearly as many people demanding. You almost can't breathe right now.
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  So busy. Yes. Yeah. So definitely winter for me. Just a little breathing room.
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  And for you, I know you're probably going to say summer for you.
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  Well, no, I love summer like as a human being. But man, sometimes it's just
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  I would like a break. Yeah. From the pool. Yeah.
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  Coffee or tea? Beer. I knew you were going to say that. Yeah.
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  If you had to pick coffee or tea, which one would you pick? I'd definitely coffee.
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  Really? Yeah. Do you like tea?
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  If it's green tea in the bottle. Yeah, I don't like tea, though.
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  No, I don't like tea. I'm a coffee girl, too. Something weird about tea.
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  I know you're going to pick beer, though. Yeah.
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  Favorite frankfurt event oh for me it's christmas the lighting of the tree uh and i don't know why,
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  because it's always a cluster and we're always responsible for putting together
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  and we work really hard the plant board helps us a lot with the main heavy lifting
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  yeah but just it's all like a just a fun like bring everyone together
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  we all work on it and then like like last year it was snowing we were putting
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  it up yeah it was cold as could be but it was still fun getting to hang out
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  yeah we all got to be together we put it up and then it's like when it finally
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  got lit that evening We were like the fruits of our labor.
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  I didn't even see it get lit up because we were already gone.
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  Yeah. But you all were here. That's a long process. But yeah, it's still fun. Yeah.
• 19:19
  That's a good answer. I like that. I like putting it up better than taking it down. Yes.
• 19:23
  That's not as fun. No, it's not as fun.
• 19:26
  Best place to enjoy a night out in Frankfurt? Well, to me, the prettiest place would be Cove.
• 19:31
  Yeah. You know, overlooking the bluff thing. Cove's really popular.
• 19:33
  Yeah. And you can't really beat that place. Yeah. We love our parts, obviously.
• 19:38
  Thanks for doing this with me. Yeah, it was awesome. It was really fun.
• 19:41
  Go out and play golf at Adams Golf Course. If you haven't tried golf,
• 19:44
  good place to try it out too. Great place. I love it. I play high school golf.
• 19:47
  Golf is one of my passions. How come I haven't seen you out there playing?
• 19:49
  Life. Working at the Parks Department.
• 19:52
  You know, I've never even played 18 holes there yet. We're going to play together.
• 19:54
  Yeah, well, let's do it. Everybody come out and play with us. Okay.
• 19:57
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• 20:00
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