This is garage logic podcast number 79. It is January 16th, 2019. Oh, it's chilly back in the early days. Yeah, 29 below and 1888 on this day.

But back when the only year that the garage logic high school fighting wrenches won the state hockey tournament 1961. It was 46 degrees.

This podcast is brought to you today by the good folks at the NAC Hardware and Lounge.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake. It's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Reaver's director of social media.

John Hyde in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop. Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense your mayor Joe Sushire.

Hello, garage additions. We are entirely aware of the going carry on it technical problems that occurred yesterday, apparently with volume.

And we're taking a great steps to correct that we appreciate your concern. I hope you're hearing me in some modulated form as I speak these words.

We are dealing with entirely new equipment and entirely new room entirely new software. It's it's not as simple as coming in and turning on the mic and starting to talk.

And I want everyone to be just very calm and quiet here until we get rolling. Yes, yes, Revers. The common theme in the email inbox. I hope people are hearing us. Maybe we should speak up a little more.

This is the call must have sounded in the last hour. Really. It's been a really bad morning. Yeah, the main takeaway from email was usually an all caps and it was turned Joe's bleeping mic up and we're aware. Thank you.

We're doing the best we can. Hey, they're listening. That means they're listening. We intend to we intend to solve this.

It's like moving into a new house. There are some kinks you you you mess with the thermostat, the water pressure. And now I think we've got all the kinks work down.

It is about 47 degrees in here, though. Thank you, Matt for that because I was unaware of that was the analogy might have been moving into a new house. That's a good one, Matt. That's a good one.

You're welcome, Joe. I hit my buzzer right my buzzer on the way. Thank you, Mr. You're welcome, Joe. Thank you, Mrs. Awakens.

We're going to last six minutes. No, you know, what did I say this was this was 79. I'm not seeing a hundred. I'm just not seeing a hundred.

Not if not if these kinds of mornings continue that I had a bit of a just a bit of a good problem. Yeah, we got that worked out. I was that worked as I was walking down the hall to the podcast studio.

Don't speak on kindly of me. I met one of our building construction guys and he said to me I had to get out of there before suge killed me.

Was it John? Yeah, I was Johnny. John had the drill going at one point. I just turned around. I said, how you doing?

My favorite you got her. You know why? Because he had to hang up just one more TV. One more had to go. You know, you've always wanted that one more cold ice beer. Yeah. We're over the legal limit on TVs. Yeah, we got our fill.

Fantastic. They're TCL TV. Kenny my favorite part of the the transformation of this room that we're in because Joe's been working outside of your for years.

No, the joining office. The adjoining office is for years. Well, just go down there for a while. For four months. Well, whatever. But my favorite part about it eating sheet rock dust was the guys that were putting in this glass wall. Loud as hell. Yep. And Joe finally turns it. I'm not bothering you guys. Am I?

That was pretty good. Same my voting friends of whom there are many would be pleased to know that selected on this. What is it? A 95 inch screen? I'm not exaggerating. Maybe a 95.

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