That might because it on I'm ready garage logic podcast number one thirty three April eight twenty nineteen eighty three degrees on this day in nineteen eighty one and six degrees in nineteen thirty six on this day in nineteen thirty four and nineteen eighty six the ice went out on white bear.

And on this day in nineteen oh seven nineteen fifty three also nineteen eighty six in nineteen ninety one the ice went out on Lake Minnetaka.

We're happy to tell you that Frattalonies Ace Hardware stores is back with us.

I was there over the weekend and they're sponsoring this broadcast.

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 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 Sunchereg.

Speaking of Frattalonies Damon from Kirk Oven Minnesota writes.

I'm glad to hear a Frattalonies return he's basically positioned himself as the neck hardware and lounge so I was extremely disappointed.

When I no longer heard him on the show not all we need is a coffee shop to position themselves as the crabby coffee shop isn't there one downtown next to the

Wabashaw caves I have no idea pushing back as often as I can Damon in Kirk Oven there is one at the base of the caves I don't recall the name.

I need this chair over here.

Great there. All right. How is everybody Kenny how are you? Do you have a nice weekend? Whatever dude what you do? I minded my own business.

What do you do know Z Nelly Johnny Hyde how are you? I'm good. I'm doing you have a nice weekend. I did we had a slight problem at the house. We lost our oldest dogs. No. No. I'm sorry. He didn't sick. He didn't sick.

You need to read the book the art of racing in the rain. I've read it actually. What's it a Pug a Pug right? It was a Pug. Yeah. He was about 12. He'd had some issues for about two weeks.

Pancrititis liver started failing. We just went yeah. Time it's time. That's still tough though. Oh it was horrible. Yeah. Get another dog. Did you what we have another one that will probably end up?

We're in the room when the deed went down. No. No. We took him there and I held him you know and gave him a big hug handed him over. Yeah. I can't.

Yeah. I held mine when they put him down. Oh I can't. That's tough. I think it's true. And then when they say okay. I mean like what the hell is going on here. Yeah. I'm just set up for this. What's why am I here? I know you're here to see later Bell. When they when the doc says okay you can leave now and your dog sitting there with its tongue out. You're like I can't leave right now. I didn't leave I stayed to only but I mean when it's gone when it's that it's that I stayed until I saw it spirit. Lift into dog heaven really. Oh yeah I just feel like a green flash. Did I have little wings? Oh yeah. It's a flatter. It's a little more. It's just like a green flag.

Rowan up. Rowan away. I know farmers that become so attached to certain cattle, certain dairy cows. And if this is course the old days when you're heard was 35 cows that when one has to go they call the neighbor farmer over and he does the job. Oh wow. Yeah. I can understand that. These are animals that don't even have names. Yeah. Right. No. Well I've never experienced losing a cow. No. No. No. I don't intend to. Let me ask you a dog baseball question.

When we got that when we got the dog its name was Albee and we couldn't figure out what how to spell it or whatever because it was people didn't want the dog. They just basically gave it to us. So I started spelling it ALBI. Do you remember Albee Pearson? Yes. Albee Pearson was a diminutive outfielder for the senators in the late 50s. He became Albee like Albee Pearson. All right. You actually remember him. I remember baseball cards. I've never saw him play. The thing about my cow story is these same farmers that are too sensitive to shoot

their own cow are not too sensitive to enjoy. He's succulent to not from that cow for the next two years. They will eat that cow. They downing had a good point. I could have done I could have done the bird story on positive Thursday because he came up with the positive spin on it. Because I was wondering why don't we see millions of dead birds. And he said that's easy. They are being eaten by the coyotes and we're so receptive to sure. And coyote sure that we've been so welcoming to them. If these

many dead birds are disappearing without a trace and there must be a lot of coyote sharing our sustainable urban paradise. And that's positive. It wasn't there a St. Paul City Council member that said this is a good thing for the city. Oh, was the animal control animal control person. She said that's great.

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