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Speaker 1: This comes from our good friend Charise. She says, Hello everyone,

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Speaker 1: Hello KTEWB crew, Ranger Jeska here to confirm that yes, indeed, rats, mice, bowls, shoes, marmots, rabbits, beavers,

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Speaker 4: You for all this rodent information. I did google Kapy

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Speaker 3: Would you buy like a different just like a newer van,

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Speaker 4: But even still, like before your accident. You were doing

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Speaker 4: And this was supposed to be something that was supposed

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Speaker 1: Yeah, So I was just bummed because I just I

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Speaker 2: I'm in a much better mood today. Good, I'm doing good.

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Speaker 3: We're going to go on walks to look at us.

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Speaker 4: Oh jeez, Okay, well, I literally it was my the

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Speaker 1: I was gonna say, you guys spent like he was

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Speaker 4: So he was over Thursday night because he took Friday

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Speaker 3: Yesterday he left yesterday.

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Speaker 4: So yesterday I wanted so badly, Like obviously I'm a woman,

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Speaker 3: Because I need to do that. So we did.

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Speaker 4: We called it fashion show Day, where we went to

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Speaker 4: He tried on so many pairs of pants that all

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Speaker 2: Where were you shop at?

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Speaker 3: Well, we went to different clothing exchange places.

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Speaker 4: So we first went to like two vintage stores in

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Speaker 4: we got the two shirts from Moth Oddities. Yeah, and

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Speaker 4: I like both of those places. But he is six'

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Speaker 4: To Everyday people In Saint paul and Then Buffalo exchange

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Speaker 4: Did it was kind of fun to like be the

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Speaker 3: Open up the.

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Speaker 4: Curry, yeah and IT'S i felt like it was a

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Speaker 4: like The Cinderella story little fashion show of trying things

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Speaker 4: Fine we did go to five breweries over the weekend,

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Speaker 4: be dating someone who's, like let's go on a small brewery.

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Speaker 3: Somewhere And i'm, like, yes we should stop and get

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Speaker 4: Somewhere and then instead we were, like you know, what

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Speaker 4: instead of stopping somewhere, today let's just get breakfast in the. Morning.

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Speaker 3: Yeah and so it's nice BECAUSE i don't.

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Speaker 4: Like, cooking and it's not like he's, Saying, hey what

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Speaker 4: the answer is, Nothing we're going. Out so that was.

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Speaker 4: Nice and ALSO i did improv last night and it

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Speaker 4: was actually. Good i've talked about doing improv with the.

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Speaker 2: Well you do say improv with different.

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Speaker 1: Groups, YEAH i know you don't want to call anyone,

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Speaker 4: Doesn't and the group THAT i do it, with they

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Speaker 4: don't listen to, this so. Goodbye but LIKE i love

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Speaker 4: i'm not about to have someone sit through a snore

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Speaker 4: it with me and they'll be, Like bailey's bad at,

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Speaker 3: No it was just an off. Night and sometimes it's

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Speaker 4: Thrilled and we have one more show in two, WEEKS

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Speaker 3: Then we have like a whole run of.

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Speaker 4: Show it's whatever we like when it, rains it, pours

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Speaker 3: Booked all the. Time do you get paid for that? Sometimes?

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Speaker 4: NICE i mean we made like twenty one dollars the last,

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Speaker 1: Before oh, yeah, Yeah, listen any amount of money is

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Speaker 1: a win to. ME I i've been hustled out of

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Speaker 1: marketplace right now Because bailey. KNOWS i just bought a

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Speaker 1: it has been the least homie Worm i've ever. EXPERIENCED

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Speaker 1: i finally bought a, sectional SO i have been like

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Speaker 1: Anymore AND i just sold this like poof thing like

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Speaker 2: Rest g't sit on. IT i sold it for ten

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Speaker 2: dollars more than WHAT i bought it. For last, NIGHT

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Speaker 2: i was like ten dollars rich a.

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Speaker 1: Baby, Okay So, dave LIKE i, said he'll be back On,

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Speaker 1: Wednesday bailey AND i will be on.

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Speaker 2: Tomorrow Maybe von to be. Here i'm not.

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Speaker 1: Sure he's just he's always busy WITH prod, work so

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Speaker 1: we give him the option to be on When dave's,

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Speaker 1: out but today he. Couldn't so feel free to email

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Speaker 1: Last we'd love to hear your. Emails Bryan show at

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