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Speaker 1: When National Shutdown Day habited in response to ice actions

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Speaker 1: in Minnesota, Hearth and Hug Bakery owner Natalie Hugg found

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Speaker 1: herself in a tough spot.

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Speaker 2: We couldn't afford to close for an entire day of business,

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Speaker 2: but we still wanted to do something and still wanted

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Speaker 2: to participate in some way.

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Speaker 3: They decided to donate a portion of their proceeds to

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Speaker 3: a food pantry there to help out, and apparently that

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Speaker 3: didn't sit well with someone on Instagram named Bridget. Bridget

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Speaker 3: messaged them saying they had lost her business because of

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Speaker 3: the fundraiser. Hug responded with a simple message by Bridget,

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Speaker 3: and after getting a positive response on social media, they

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Speaker 3: started selling T shirts, stickers, and more with the fraze

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Speaker 3: on it to help add to the fundraiser. Hug says,

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Speaker 3: the whole situation is just a symptom of how people

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Speaker 3: interact on the internet these days.

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Speaker 2: I hope that people can look at experiences like this

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Speaker 2: and maybe think a little bit more about what they're

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Speaker 2: saying and what they're doing before they say and do it.

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