Fredaloni's A-Sharwood Word and Garden Stores brings you garage logic podcast number 402, June 15th, 2020.

It was 95 degrees on this day in 2018. So if you had a lay comb, you were surrounded by all your kids and your kids' friends

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Check out those aquaside pellets or the top cellar in this classic as a Chris Cref boat that I'm looking at right now cruising slowly on Spoon Lake.

The low on this day was in 1989 when it was 41 degrees.

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 Krabby Coffee Shop.

Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense your mayor Joe Sushare.

There's an amazing statement in the Minneapolis paper today.

Minneapolis City Council Vice President Andrea Jenkins who represents the ward where George Floyd was killed and is among the council members who pledged to begin the process of ending the Minneapolis police department said in an interview that she hopes his death will spur change in St. Paul because it's a story about the mayor's undergoing their house.

Grant for as well taki my brain against what I'm saying, and what it is for their heartbreak, uh, their and here's your quote.

There is no institution in Minneapolis or St. Paul that is not a racist institution. She said, let me be real clear.

Everybody needs to clean up their house. There is no institution in Minneapolis or St. Paul that is not a racist institution.

Well, that's kind of game set in match, isn't it? How do you push back against that? That's pretty dangerous to tell her she's wrong.

This is ridiculous. What institution? So isn't the city council of Minneapolis an institution? Yep. Well, they're racist. Yep.

The mayor's office is an institution. They're racist. The library system is an institution. They must be racist.

Uh, the schools, the colleges, uh, uh, the sports teams, they must all be racist. What about those guys that go around planting trees in the boulevard? I don't like that crew.

No, they're racist. No wonder. Yeah. How do you, how do you, how you can't reason with that type of logic with a tone of this nature established by the vice president of the city council.

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