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Fred alone is a hardware and garden stores out of way brings you garage logic podcast number 165 May 28

2019. I don't remember this. It was a hundred degrees last year when kids were swimming on their

aquaside weed free beaches. A hundred degrees on this day in 2018. Wow. And I'll recall that 36 degrees and a trace of snow

on this day in 1965. And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake. It's garage logic with

work. Young production Chris Revers director of social media John Hyde in 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

Sonsure. I am a weekend of watching many youth sports activities. In an area of the Chicago land. Okay,

so you weren't just creeping out rolling up to a playground. And I was your team name. I saw a kid play volleyball at the

high school level and was terribly impressed that it's an extraordinarily brutal brutal game. Chicago has very

competitive and successful men's volleyball. Well, there are one of the few states that have boys volleyball. Yes, yes,

okay, then I watched some kids play baseball a number of times and I only came away with one observation. It's all about

hydration. If they went back in the house once for an extra water bottle, they went back in the house 10 times. And

the water bottles are stuck in the backpack and the water bottles are marked with names and the water bottles are

stuck on this part of the backstop. Where's my water bottle? It's all about hydration. Never mind it was 42 degrees. Right. It wasn't

100 and they were trying to all about hydration. I am the coach of my son's team. I had to take a hydration test really in

order to what? Yeah, I mean, you have to do concussion training and you have to if you see the signs of

dehydration, are you kidding me? Really? What the hell? And then I drove home and I would say five of the six hours were in zero

visibility. The rain was so hard. Kenny, weren't you on the highway at the same time? I went through Chicago at about 10 a.m. Monday. Yeah,

yesterday, 10,500 was Sunday. Yeah. And I did not have the opportunity to use the cruise control once all the way

back to the St. Croix River because it was so crowded or it was raining so hard. Zero visibility yesterday. Zero visibility.

Tell me something. You do that trip from Chicago up to here quite frequently. Is the Eastbound traffic on 90 and 94 heading back to

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