Prattalownie's Ace Hardware and Garden Stores brings you garage logic podcast number 180 June 19th, 2019.

It was 100 degrees on this day, 1933. That's pre-octricide keeping your beach free of weeds.

And 41 was the record low on this day in 1950.

And now from the mayor's office, above the boat house,

do an East Shore, do a 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 Krabby Coffee Shop. Here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner,

and keeper of common sense. Your mayor, Joe Sushire.

Kenny, you're right and you're wrong.

From Chief Offside Correspondent Kelsey, we were talking about bees yesterday.

Dodge never made a honey bee. It was the super bee. Super bee. That's what it was.

Where do you were right? Yes, this year, this is from John Fram. This year was the 150th anniversary

of the Transcontinental Railroad Golden Spike. That was May 10th. I don't need to be educated about

this. From you, from people on email or on Twitter, shut up. Oh my God, it made me so mad.

I've not only read a dozen books about it. I've been on the bleeping road bet itself.

We were, I'm, I've followed it across the country. Oh my God.

I'm not going off with the GL man's planing. I'm corroborating that this was the 150th anniversary

this year. Okay, I'm better now. The same, the same John for Alan Fram, charter member of the

Royal Order of the 21st years in a scan bucket contributor. We, we got a lot of fact-based stuff

wrong yesterday. Oh, all right. Yes, the queen bee is much larger than the workers. It was the

Dodge super bee, not the honey bee. The tick was found in amber, a fossilized resin, not amethyst,

which is a purple stone. Keep up the good work. Next time I see you guys, I'll donate to all your

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