This is garage logic podcast number 85 January 24, 1919. No, let's do that again.

January 24, 19. You can do it. Come on.

Look at full of damn. Yes. It's January 24, 2019. There we go.

33 below on this day in 19, 04. Boy, they had some cold hockey games up at the

rink in in GL 57 degrees on this day in 1981. We're brought to you by the, I don't

know, some damn place down. No, both skate sharpening service. There it is.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of

Spoon Link. It's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Revers, director of

social media, John Heiden, the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny from the

Krabby coffee shop. Here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner, and keeper of

common sense. Your mayor Joe Sushare.

I want to get something personal off my chest. Hello, what is that? Well, on the

author's corner now on the website, the garage logic website, I'm touting a book

called Eleanor Olafant is completely fine by a woman named Gail Honeyman.

Yep. Well, I believe it's Scottish. The book is set in Scotland. And I recommend

the book only because I've never read anything like it in terms of its oddity.

Eleanor is a very strange 31 year old woman who has had extraordinary trauma.

Early in her life is this modern day times.

Yes, and the reader only begins to absorb whatever trauma happens happened to her as the

book progresses. And I'm about about a 25% of the book left. Okay.

So I still haven't hit I'm putting together what happened to her. She's

disfigured in some in some ways. And I'm only now beginning to put together what

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