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The Great Diaper Debate: Pampers vs Huggies · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Speaker 1: There is a website that I would not open up
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Speaker 1: at work. I'm not saying it's not necessarily safe for work,
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Speaker 1: but there is a website that you can maybe open
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Speaker 1: up on your phone and check out some of these
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Speaker 1: very real items that are for sale. The website is
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Speaker 1: called this is Why I'm Broke dot com.
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Speaker 2: Oh that sounds terrible already.
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Speaker 1: If you have ever wanted to just do a little
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Speaker 1: shopping for items you didn't even know existed, this is
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Speaker 1: the website for you. Okay, Angie, I want to note
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Speaker 1: should these items even exist? Do we really need these
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Speaker 1: amongst the human population? These are some of my favorite ones,
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Speaker 1: and I did cater some of these too. Well, wait,
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Speaker 1: Angie might actually really like this. Oh okay, okay, wait.
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Speaker 1: There is an item called a selfie toaster. It's a
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Speaker 1: real custom toaster that burns an image of your face
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Speaker 1: onto your toast. You submit photo, and then the company
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Speaker 1: creates the custom insert Do we need this?
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Speaker 3: Is this a past?
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Speaker 2: That's this website again?
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Speaker 3: I need it immediately that I mean you would like it?
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Speaker 1: Yes?
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Speaker 4: If anyone knows anything about me, it's that I live
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Speaker 4: to take a selfie. I take four hundred and twenty
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Speaker 4: five six hundred selfies. Yeah, in hopes that one will
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Speaker 4: turn out. So if I found the perfect one and
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Speaker 4: then send it to this company and have my cute
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Speaker 4: face immortalized in toast?
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Speaker 2: Oh man, I need this? How much is it?
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Speaker 1: Or?
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Speaker 3: You know what you could do?
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Speaker 1: You could send them all of the bad selfies so
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Speaker 1: and then you could you know, a symbolic way of
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Speaker 1: getting rid of them by eating the toast.
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Speaker 2: No, I don't like those, and then you.
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Speaker 3: Could clear out some space on your phone.
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Speaker 2: No, I do not. I only like the good selfies.
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Speaker 4: If you want to see bad selfies, check my tagged stories.
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Speaker 3: What about this?
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Speaker 1: There is this thing called an ostrich pillow disgusting. It's
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Speaker 1: a giant pillow that you actually put your entire head
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Speaker 1: inside to take a nap. It as openings for your nose, mouth,
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Speaker 1: and hands, and it's designed to block out light and distractions.
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Speaker 3: This is on sale for one hundred bucks.
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Speaker 4: Now, Oh, is it an ostrich because ostriches put their
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Speaker 4: heads in the sand? Is that what that is?
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Speaker 1: I gotta be honest with you. I didn't follow up
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Speaker 1: that with that much information. No, because it's birds.
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Speaker 2: It feels weird. I don't like it.
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Speaker 1: Okay, now I love this. There is a pizza scissors.
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Speaker 1: There's this giant scissors specifically designed for cutting pizza. The
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Speaker 1: bottom blade works like a spatulas. You can cut the
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Speaker 1: pizza and scoop up the slice with the same device.
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Speaker 1: No more, are you taking either a big, giant long
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Speaker 1: knife or the rolling pizza cutter?
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Speaker 3: Would you consider just scissor cutting the pizza?
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Speaker 2: How much is this? I want it?
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Speaker 4: This needs to be the standard, not all pizza places.
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Speaker 3: You're keeping this, yes, keeping it? All right?
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Speaker 1: I have two more for you here, Angie. What about
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Speaker 1: motorize ice cream cones. It's a device that holds and
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Speaker 1: rotates your ice cream so you don't manually have to
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Speaker 1: turn the cone while licking it.
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Speaker 4: That is lazy on a level that I cannot respect.
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Speaker 3: Oh, all, it's too lazy.
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Speaker 2: It's too lazy. No, I don't like it.
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Speaker 1: All right, I have one more for you here. You
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Speaker 1: have probably seen these, but Fundies underwear for two. It's
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Speaker 1: one giant pair of underwear designed for two people to
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Speaker 1: wear at the same time. They have four legholes, so
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Speaker 1: both people climb into the same pair of underwear. Is
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Speaker 1: this a cute, cuddly moment for you? And your boo
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Speaker 1: or could we skip this one?
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Speaker 2: This is the stupidest thing I've ever.
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Speaker 4: Seen these No, but let me tell you what Mikey's
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Speaker 4: getting for Chris.
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Speaker 5: No celebrating life's little victories. Every morning we practice gratitude
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Speaker 5: on big ninety eight points out. If I could, I
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Speaker 5: would keep this feeling in a basket job bust it
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Speaker 5: when it was someone's acting.
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Speaker 1: Had I just.
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Speaker 5: Really needed to win? You know, sure your little victories
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Speaker 5: with us at seven oh one?
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Speaker 3: Seven?
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Speaker 1: All right, Angie, did you have a little victory for
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Speaker 1: us today?
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Speaker 4: Last night was like the teacher meet and greet for
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Speaker 4: a lot of the schools. My kids are in the
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Speaker 4: Fargo Public School district, and Mikey officially back on like
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Speaker 4: teacher duties, being introduced to students for the first time
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Speaker 4: since he retired a couple years ago.
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Speaker 2: He decided to get back in the game teaching.
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Speaker 3: I got on the horse, Yes, back on the.
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Speaker 4: Horse, and I me and the kiddles went to his school.
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Speaker 4: He's over at Roosevelt and I helped hand out little
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Speaker 4: packets because what mike is good at is like the
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Speaker 4: teaching part. But then with all of the tedious paperwork.
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Speaker 4: He hates that part, and I was like, I will
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Speaker 4: do that part for you.
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Speaker 3: He helped him out for at least day one.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I did.
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Speaker 4: And it was really cool just to see parents and
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Speaker 4: their kids come in super excited for the new school year.
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Speaker 4: Because the thing with Roosevelt Elementary School, it's because you know,
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Speaker 4: the one school was it Horace was knocked down, su right,
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Speaker 4: and so then it was you know, kids moving around
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Speaker 4: to other schools, and so Roosevelt has third through fifth
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Speaker 4: of like other schools that are filtered in or whatever,
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Speaker 4: and so it's a big adjustment for everybody involved, and
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Speaker 4: it was just nice to see everybody like ready to
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Speaker 4: get back in the swing of things.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, very very cool.
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Speaker 1: I mean, obviously exciting time for the kids, but also,
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Speaker 1: and we've talked a lot about it, it's a new
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Speaker 1: school year for teachers too. Yeah, they might be a
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Speaker 1: little nervous excited. Got the butterflies first day butterflies as well.
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Speaker 1: So congratulations to Mikey. It's gonna be kind of fun
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Speaker 1: hearing about his adventures over there.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. I think he's gonna have a real good time.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, wonderful.
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Speaker 1: Well, my little victory is yesterday I had to bring
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Speaker 1: my daughter to gosh, I really wish I could remember
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Speaker 1: what the appointment is. It's something to do with her
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Speaker 1: ears when she was when she was born. If you
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Speaker 1: don't know this, when babies are born, they wait a
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Speaker 1: little bit and they test, you know, their ears and
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Speaker 1: all these things. Well, one of her ears she had
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Speaker 1: failed this hearing test twice, which is pretty common. I
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Speaker 1: think for the most part, they can be still filled
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Speaker 1: with like fluid.
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Speaker 4: Liam failed his first hearing test when he's a baby.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yep.
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Speaker 1: And then so we've just been waiting until we could
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Speaker 1: do another one of those appointments. And we took her
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Speaker 1: in and she can hear out of both ears, which
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Speaker 1: is wonderful. She could hear out of the left one,
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Speaker 1: which was the one I was a little bit nervous about.
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Speaker 1: That was the one she had failed, and then the
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Speaker 1: right one was already good to go. So whenever I'm
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Speaker 1: saying sh trying to get her to go back to sleep,
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Speaker 1: she can hear me out of both ears. Quit pretending
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Speaker 1: you can't, Kayleie. Were you the easy kid growing up
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Speaker 1: all right, the one who maybe never caused trouble. Supposedly
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Speaker 1: if you're labeled as the easy kid, that can follow
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Speaker 1: you into adulthood.
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Speaker 3: For better or worse.
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Speaker 1: Being as the easy kid, it usually means adults found
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Speaker 1: your temperament pleasant and your behavior compliant. Experts say it
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Speaker 1: can also mean you learn to keep the peace at
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Speaker 1: your own expense, which is something to think about if
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Speaker 1: someone calls you the easy kid. Were you ever referred
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Speaker 1: to as the easy kid growing up? I'll tell you
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Speaker 1: right now, I was not.
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Speaker 2: I've only been called an easy woman.
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Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm just kidding.
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Speaker 2: No, I'm the worst.
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Speaker 3: Who allows me?
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Speaker 2: I know I was.
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Speaker 4: I'm one of four, and I wasn't the easiest of
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Speaker 4: the four. But I will say my mom makes it
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Speaker 4: a point to let us know that my sister was
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Speaker 4: the very difficult kid. Okay, yeah, so not necessarily that
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Speaker 4: I was an easy kid, but just someone was way worse.
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Speaker 2: Oh there was that, But no, I don't.
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Speaker 4: And when it comes to my kids, I think the
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Speaker 4: easier baby was aid for sure.
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Speaker 2: My first born.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. They do say the second born is like the
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Speaker 3: That's what it is.
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Speaker 4: They say that the first one can be easy, and
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Speaker 4: then you're like, I could do this again, and then
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Speaker 4: you have the second one.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and then it was like girl, you.
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Speaker 1: Thought, yeah, right, where did this come from?
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Speaker 4: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Sure, I was not the easy kid, which would fit.
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Speaker 1: I'm the second born in my house. My mom tells
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Speaker 1: stories all the time about how I would not like
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Speaker 1: sleep through the night until I was almost a year
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Speaker 1: old or something. She oh wow, twelve months of having
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Speaker 1: to Ye, I was the worst, that's right. And I
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Speaker 1: was thinking about this. I have now like a month
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Speaker 1: and a half old daughter. Yeah, and I was thinking, like,
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Speaker 1: is she an easy baby? And I don't have a
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Speaker 1: ton to compare it to. I don't I don't really know.
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Speaker 1: There are things about her that are very easy, and
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Speaker 1: she's wonderful. She has been incredible anytime we've gone in public. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: and she, you know, just kind of sits and sleeps
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Speaker 1: in her stroller and looks around and checks out the scene.
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Speaker 1: And we haven't had to spring out of any restaurants
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Speaker 1: or out of any public places yet.
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Speaker 2: I think so far that makes her an easy baby.
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Speaker 2: Liam was.
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Speaker 4: It was rough taking Liam out into the world. He
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Speaker 4: was not having He was mad at everything.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, So our question for you here is what was
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Speaker 1: the hardest part about maybe your baby or them growing
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Speaker 1: up a little bit and becoming a toddler or whatever.
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Speaker 1: Past toddler is what's that I don't even know a preschooler.
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Speaker 1: A preschooler. Yeah, seven oh one two eight zero one
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Speaker 1: nine eight seven. I'm sure I will have plenty to
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Speaker 1: discuss on that when we get there. For now, we
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Speaker 1: are just kind of hoping that the night continues to
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Speaker 1: be somewhat normal. The nights at the Glitten House, for
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Speaker 1: the most part, we're on kind of a schedule. Yeah, sorta.
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Speaker 1: It's between nine and ten. You know, she'll get a
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Speaker 1: little bit fussy and basically it's just kind of bumper
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Speaker 1: full of milk. She usually settles down and then we
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Speaker 1: get to about one one thirty ish, and that can
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Speaker 1: go one of two ways. We've realized if we get
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Speaker 1: to her fairly quickly before she really starts balling, yeah,
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Speaker 1: he screaming. I guess it's pretty easy to get her
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Speaker 1: to calm down after feeding her, and she'll go back
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Speaker 1: to sleep, usually within twenty minutes, I would say, But
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Speaker 1: if we accidentally you know I have been or we
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Speaker 1: don't wake up right away, Yeah, she gets a good
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Speaker 1: like minute of screaming in there. We're like, oh my god,
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Speaker 1: sprint we need two hands all out this to get
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Speaker 1: her to call him back down.
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Speaker 3: So that's kind of where we're at. Is that easy?
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Speaker 3: I'm not sure.
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Speaker 2: I feel like you're you're right on par Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And she seems to be a pretty just normal baby.
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Speaker 1: Uh tiya, what about you? What's the hardest part about
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Speaker 1: raising your kid or baby or as they got older?
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Speaker 6: For me, it was the letting go. I was just
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Speaker 6: so used to fixing everything for my daughter, and then
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Speaker 6: suddenly she was making her own decisions. Some of them
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Speaker 6: were decisions I knew We're going to blow up in
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Speaker 6: her face, but I had to let her learn.
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Speaker 3: That already makes me terrifying.
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Speaker 4: Autonomy and that starts early.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's like as soon as there, I know.
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Speaker 4: Toddler age is like no, they want their autonomy and
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Speaker 4: they want to do everything their way, and it's usually
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Speaker 4: bad because they don't.
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Speaker 2: Know they are not any about the world yet.
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Speaker 1: Well, thanks for that. I'm really looking forward to a
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Speaker 1: couple of years down the line.
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Speaker 4: Here we had the great honor of attending a listener's
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Speaker 4: wedding over the weekend. Micah and Carson got married, and
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Speaker 4: Micah happens to be the daughter of our March Dadness
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Speaker 4: winner Randy Harwood. The Big daddy of Big ninety eight
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Speaker 4: point seven, and it was really cool to be invited
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Speaker 4: and it was so dope this the ceremony and the reception,
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Speaker 4: and again, thank you for inviting us, because I live
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Speaker 4: to have a good time at a wedding and it
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Speaker 4: was nice to dress up and celebrate the happy couple.
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Speaker 2: But there were a few twists.
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Speaker 4: That I thought, oh my gosh, if I ever get
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Speaker 4: married again, I want to do this, and I feel
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Speaker 4: like this is good for everybody who's getting married. The
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Speaker 4: first one was during the ceremony. I just thought this
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Speaker 4: was cool. A lot of times there's like the unity
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Speaker 4: the symbolic unity thing where like they pour colored sand
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Speaker 4: yep into I've seen that a lot of weddings.
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Speaker 2: Did you have that at your wedding?
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Speaker 1: We had something like that. Yeah, yeah, I've seen sand
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Speaker 1: and people like ty why yes.
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Speaker 2: As a symbol of unity.
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Speaker 4: I really thought it was so cool that instead of
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Speaker 4: doing any of those things, they both took a shot
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Speaker 4: on the shot.
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Speaker 3: Ski, which is so cool, which was amazing.
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Speaker 1: When you're sitting there watching that, you're like, oh, we're
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Speaker 1: in for a grady.
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Speaker 4: Yes, we're ready a party, which I thought was so amazing.
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Speaker 4: So I kind of want to steal a shot sky thing.
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Speaker 4: The other thing, I feel like this is so og
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Speaker 4: that they actually the officiants asked if anybody objects to
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Speaker 4: this union, and I swear we only ever saw that
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Speaker 4: on TV, yeah, in the nineties and two thousand.
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Speaker 3: I don't know if that happens a ton at wedding.
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Speaker 4: I think that one of them you have to be
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Speaker 4: like really sure that no one is gonna object for
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Speaker 4: that to work out.
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Speaker 2: But I thought that was cool. But the twist that
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Speaker 2: I thought this.
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Speaker 4: Needs to be adopted in every wedding reception ever, is
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Speaker 4: that the DJ announced that the happy couple they try
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Speaker 4: to enjoy their night. Okay, they trying to have the
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Speaker 4: best time possible, surrounded by family and friends. So when
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Speaker 4: it's your time to leave, when you gotta leave, do
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Speaker 4: not pull them aside, irish goodbye.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, just head on out. I get it.
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Speaker 2: And that was to me.
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Speaker 4: I was like, oh my gosh, that's genius, because I've
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Speaker 4: seen it a million times on both ends where you're
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Speaker 4: seeing the guests leave and they're like, wait, wait, gonn,
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Speaker 4: I'm going to tell the bride and groom, and so
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Speaker 4: then they're waiting to tell the bride and groom, so
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Speaker 4: they can't leave when they want to.
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Speaker 2: And then the bride and groom are usually in the
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Speaker 2: middle of.
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Speaker 4: Doing something and they're like, hang on, we gotta say
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Speaker 4: bye to this person.
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Speaker 2: Aunt Mildred and her plus one.
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Speaker 4: Like, I just thought that was so genius and Irish
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Speaker 4: goodbye for the reception and sure.
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Speaker 2: Enough, Gabe, you left when you left. I left what
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Speaker 2: I left, and Mica and Carson had no idea.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. It takes a lot of the pressure off where
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Speaker 1: you feel like obligated to go try to track down
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Speaker 1: these people who are insanely busy, I mean, yeah, a conversate.
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Speaker 1: They're also trying to just enjoy their evening, yeah, and
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Speaker 1: soak it all in. So every wedding going forward I
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Speaker 1: think should have the announcement of, hey, when is your
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Speaker 1: time to go?
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Speaker 3: Just head on out.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, And even if they don't make the announcement, I'm
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Speaker 4: just gonna do it.
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Speaker 2: I'm just gonna Irish goodbye.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: But it was very, very cool. I thought the speeches
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Speaker 1: were all awesome too. They were all oh yeah I
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Speaker 1: felt and funny and they had a good time and
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Speaker 1: they also weren't like twenty minutes long. Yeah, you know,
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Speaker 1: it's always fun watching the speeches and it's great, but
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Speaker 1: there are the occasional time where you know the clock's
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Speaker 1: ticking at ten eleven, twelve minutes.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, everyone did great.
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Speaker 4: I will say this, Gabe listening to the big Daddy
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Speaker 4: of Big ninety eight point seven make his father of
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Speaker 4: the Bride speech.
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Speaker 2: I mean it was good. He was real good.
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Speaker 4: And I feel like you have a lot of competition
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Speaker 4: next year. Next year you're officially eligible to compete to
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Speaker 4: be the big Daddy of Big ninety eight point seven
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Speaker 4: for March dad miss and I don't know, he's stiff competition.
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Speaker 3: I know I got to work on my potent.
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Speaker 1: Oh this is scary to say, potential future father of
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Speaker 1: daughter chops.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, weddings, Oh my goodness.
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Speaker 1: Either way, thank you to Micah and Carson and their
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Speaker 1: entire family and everyone.
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Speaker 3: It was fun. It was great.
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Speaker 1: Angie and I sort of were walking around in a
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Speaker 1: sense of like, well we only kind of sort of
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Speaker 1: know these people.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but whatever thought it was so welcome, so nice. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: it was great.
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Speaker 4: After you left, I will say I got on the
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Speaker 4: dance floor with a bunch of lovely ladies and we
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Speaker 4: had a whole time.
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Speaker 3: In the world of rules. In gray areas, one morning
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Speaker 3: show dares to ask the hard questions. Is it legal
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Speaker 3: for a child to wear that much makeup? Is it legal?
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Speaker 4: I understand, I understand it's funny as all get out,
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Speaker 4: but is it even legal?
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Speaker 3: On Big ninety eight point seven.
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Speaker 1: With school starting for some Fargo kids tomorrow, there already
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Speaker 1: are probably some kids and parents who are plotting their
16:24
Speaker 1: first Well, how do I get out of school this Friday?
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Speaker 3: So?
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Speaker 1: Can you just keep your kid at school? Or excuse me,
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Speaker 1: can you just keep your kid at home? Just because? Well,
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Speaker 1: in North Dakota, if you're responsible for a kid between
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Speaker 1: seven and sixteen, you're legally required to have them in.
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Speaker 3: School for the whole year.
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Speaker 1: This is more of a like if you wanted to
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Speaker 1: take them out for a year, give them a year
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Speaker 1: off and do a man.
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Speaker 3: The answer is no, all right.
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Speaker 1: You can't rack up the unexcused absences. Now, if you
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Speaker 1: were like, hey, we're gonna do this on Friday, I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna let you miss school as long as you call
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Speaker 1: in and let you know the school. No, they're gonna
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Speaker 1: miss that day. It's not an unexcused absence. You'll be
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Speaker 1: all right. But once you start racking up a bunch
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Speaker 1: of these, that's when you might get a phone call
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Speaker 1: and just an inquiring of what is going on here.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, So if.
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Speaker 1: You want your kid to miss a day of class
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Speaker 1: because of whatever reason, maybe you just have a doctor's
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Speaker 1: appointment or something. Obviously, that's gonna be just fine. But
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Speaker 1: if maybe in October your student's trying to talk you
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Speaker 1: into hey, how about you know there's summer vacation, how
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Speaker 1: about a fall vacation? That would be a no go.
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Speaker 1: Kind of been kind of interesting to think legally at
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Speaker 1: certain ages, like you just you have to be in school.
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Speaker 3: There's no a year off sabbatical.
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Speaker 4: Okay, but here it said seven right between seven and sixteen?
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Speaker 3: Right, that's right, seven and sixteen, all right, So.
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Speaker 4: When they're seventeen and they're like, let's go on a
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Speaker 4: month long cruise, you can.
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Speaker 1: I saw this post the other day that I wanted
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Speaker 1: to bring it to you here on Big ninety eight
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Speaker 1: point seven, and this was an unpopular mom opinion. Oh okay,
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Speaker 1: I love them, and it said Pampers verse Huggies might
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Speaker 1: be the most over hyped mom debate. I've used both,
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Speaker 1: and honestly don't see a massive difference.
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Speaker 3: A rock that.
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Speaker 1: People swear by, Wow Angie. It says some moms will
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Speaker 1: defend Pampers like they're getting paid. Others will say Huggies
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Speaker 1: wins every time. Let's settle it, Pampers verse Huggies. And
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Speaker 1: so we posted this on the Big ninety eight point
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Speaker 1: seven Facebook page. We're gonna have our own little pole,
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Speaker 1: our own little debate, and it was Pampers verse Huggies.
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Speaker 1: And I'm learning very quickly that there's or insert your
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Speaker 1: favorite option.
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Speaker 4: My favorite is when we're like either or and people
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Speaker 4: insist on know what different third thing?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 1: Well, it's kind of funny because I see, I'll be
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Speaker 1: on it. I don't really know the difference between the two.
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Speaker 1: Nine times out of ten, you know, I don't have
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Speaker 1: a light on in the room. I'm just grabbing one
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Speaker 1: from the mountain of diapers that are in this little
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Speaker 1: trolley we have, yeah for changing.
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Speaker 3: Our daughter's diaper.
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Speaker 1: I'm just grabbing whichever one I can grab first and
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Speaker 1: make this as fast as possible, and.
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Speaker 4: For sure, because your daughter is not even two months
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Speaker 4: old yet. Nope, And so it doesn't make much of
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Speaker 4: a difference in the beginning, you're grateful that people gave
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Speaker 4: you all of the diapers for your baby shower. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: and then you ride those to the wheels go off,
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Speaker 4: Like as soon as those are done, then you kind
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Speaker 4: of really have to make a choice. I don't think
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Speaker 4: it matters very much when they are not super mobile
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Speaker 4: as babies.
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Speaker 3: When they're kind of just destined to the position you set.
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Speaker 4: Am, you can kind of just go with whatever is
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Speaker 4: the cheapest, but also, you know, guards against leaks and whatever.
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Speaker 4: It's Once they start moving, like crawling and toddling, that's
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Speaker 4: when you gotta make.
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Speaker 2: A ch voice. And the correct choice is Huggies.
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Speaker 3: Why is Huggies the correct choice.
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Speaker 4: Because I've tried both, and I feel like Pampers come
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Speaker 4: off too easy. I don't think their sides and the
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Speaker 4: tabs are secure enough for a super active baby.
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Speaker 2: So Liam was, I mean.
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Speaker 3: Weirdly fast and just escape.
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Speaker 2: Yes, he really was.
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Speaker 4: And anytime he was in pampers, those would come on.
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Speaker 4: I'd find those in the corner of the playpen, like right,
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Speaker 4: the pampers would come off. But Huggies Little Movers were
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Speaker 4: super secure and I never had any issues. And sometimes
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Speaker 4: you know, if you had a coupon for Pampers or something,
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Speaker 4: it's like, maybe I'll just try these again. And every
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Speaker 4: time I tried Pampers again, I was let down. It
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Speaker 4: was always Huggies that pulled me through. So I'm team
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Speaker 4: Huggies all the way.
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Speaker 2: It is. She was right, whoever that lady was.
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Speaker 4: I was like, people defend the diapers like it's their job. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: it's weird, but it's just when you find something that
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Speaker 4: works for your baby, like you are committed to you.
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Speaker 1: Yeah seven oh one two eight zero one nine eight seven.
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Speaker 1: If you have a baby or a young kid, or
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Speaker 1: you remember back in the day when the kids were young,
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Speaker 1: and you were like, oh, yeah, I've found this brand
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Speaker 1: and I am committed now. It's fairly even, i'd say
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Speaker 1: on the big ninety eight point seven Facebook page, I
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Speaker 1: mean there's a lot of Pampers on there, but there's
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Speaker 1: definitely some Huggies as well. But I have seen this
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Speaker 1: a couple of times and I did not even know
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Speaker 1: this was a thing. But it's members mark from Sam's All.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know if I even know what that is.
21:35
Speaker 4: Well, you go to Sam's Club and that's like their
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Speaker 4: store brand, essentially a diaper.
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Speaker 1: If you have a diaper brand or company that you
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Speaker 1: swear by.
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Speaker 3: I am open to all.
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Speaker 1: Ears because the way this kid is growing, you know,
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Speaker 1: we'll be crawling and moving probably way faster than I
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Speaker 1: would like to do. So seven oh one two eight
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Speaker 1: zero one nine eight seven Pampers versus Huggies or insert
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Speaker 1: your favorite brand and let us know this morning on
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Speaker 1: Big ninety eight point seven, I.
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Speaker 3: Need some good starting off the day with something good.
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Speaker 5: This is Gabs good news on Big ninety eight point seven.
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Speaker 3: All right, today's games.
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Speaker 1: Good news is for anyone in the FM area who
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Speaker 1: loves getting outside because Minnesota's Heartland State Trail is only
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Speaker 1: getting better. This is a fifty mile paved trail that
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Speaker 1: runs from Park Rapids to cast Lake and it is
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Speaker 1: one of the very first rail to rail projects in
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Speaker 1: the entire country.
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Speaker 3: It's cool.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's built right on this old railroad line and
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Speaker 1: right now Cruis are working on a brand new paved
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Speaker 1: connector trail linking to the Itasca State Park, which I
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Speaker 1: know there are a lot of people in the FM
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Speaker 1: area who have like cabins or or I don't know,
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Speaker 1: townhouses are in that area, which is really cool. The
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Speaker 1: area's most popular tourist spot is going to be completed
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Speaker 1: with a tunnel added back in two thousand four, and
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Speaker 1: they're going to complete and excuse me, with even more
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Speaker 1: miles nice is what I'm trying to say here that's
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Speaker 1: going to be added this fall. The project's already pulled
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Speaker 1: in four point four million dollars in state bonding, and
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Speaker 1: there's a bunch of federal grants with this, and it
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Speaker 1: really is going to become a true destination trail for
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Speaker 1: the entire region. So if you're looking for a Lake
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Speaker 1: Country road trip this fall, add the Heartland Trail to
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Speaker 1: this list. It's really cool to see the pictures of
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Speaker 1: it and all of the things that go with this trail, and.
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Speaker 3: They're just going to make it even bigger and better
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Speaker 3: than ever. I love it.
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Speaker 2: I love any way to get outside and touch grass.
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Speaker 3: One thousand percent.
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Speaker 1: And you know my favorite quote if you don't here
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Speaker 1: it is the world is full of nice people. If
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Speaker 1: you can't find one, be one. And never forget broken craons.
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Speaker 1: They still color