Thank you, Mr. Mayor. And we are going to keep with the theme here on the best of garage logic. It's a reverse here back in the GL podcast studios. First, I want to thank each and every single one of you GLers for being patient with me yesterday.

We had a bit of technical issues getting the show posted live from the Minnesota State Fair, but I also wanted to thank every single one of you that came out to show up at the Channel 5 building. It was such a cool scene.

So many GLers and I can promise you that a week from today that we will be having even bigger and better show and we can't wait to see each and every one of you. So thank you so much and also thanks to our friends at the center of the American experiment for sponsoring yesterday's show and basically making every single one of you.

So thank you so much for everybody that came out yesterday. We truly, truly appreciate it. So all right. Here we go. Let's do some highlights from some of the coolest segments that we had live at the Minnesota State Fair over the years with the

mayor with rook with the cast of thousands in garage logic here is a segment in the best of garage logic live at the Minnesota State Fair.

A champion. Selina, what did you sing last year that got you your victory? I sing that song. Oh, you did. Okay, that's fantastic. You know what I'm wondering too. Are you up for another one? Another song? Well, you know what I'm worried about.

She did the national anthem at the Vikings game last night. How cool would it be for her to do it here live? Would you like to do that? Oh, yeah, no problem.

Gumshan County resident. Should we stand and take our hats off? I certainly will. Let's do it. Everyone. All right. Selina brills. Go ahead and wrap that mic. Okay. See, that's what I'm saying. I got to keep my head set on.

All right. Here we go. Everyone ready? Go ahead, sweetie. Okay.

Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what's so proudly we held at the twilight's last gleaming?

Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight? All the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming.

And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.

Oh, see us and star-spangled banner yet wave, or the land of the free.

And the home of the brave. Wow. My rock. Goosebumps. Look at right here. Goosebumps. Hey, you see those? Those are called goose bumps. Yeah. I just called goose bumps. I could tie my shoes when I was 13. Wow. That was amazing. If you're that good now, what are you going to be like when you're 23? Do you want a career in professional singing? Of course.

I would imagine. So I guess you're not looking to sell tires at this point. Are you? Where will you go to high school? What grade are going into eight? Yeah, I'm going into eighth grade. I'm most likely going to mountain view, but I'd like to go to our performing arts.

Well, we have enough of them. We have a quite a bit of an arts program in the state. Don't we? That's right. Yeah. Do you sing around the home all the time? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Of course. So you're practicing all the time. Yeah. Do you get professional coaching? Yes. By Fred Steele. He's yeah, he's well known in Minnesota. Okay. Like a group. So 13. Yeah. Why don't you ask Joe what he was doing when he was 13? I was a lot of times I could figure out that to get out you'd pull the door towards you.

And other times you had to push it forward. And I was getting that down. So for the gifted. Yeah. And they never allowed me to have shoes with laces because I couldn't tie the show. I had the loafers with those tongues that click back and I remember those. Yeah. Other than that, I was all right. Though I wasn't much of a singer at 13. Selena, you're fantastic. What's your next move now? What do you what do you do next after the talent show at that year? She gets to be in the team division. Okay. And then some agent will call you and say, we want you. Is that your that's your hope? Hopefully. Yes.

All right. Well, we're doing our best for you right now. Yeah. Yes. Thank you for having. And what time is the grandstand show on Sunday? I'm pretty sure it's around 7 o'clock. Okay. And that's the talent show. Yes. And you get to be the hostess. Well, yeah. I'll be like the opening act. All of the winners from last year at the end of the talent contest. They get to come back and perform now. We're all the talent show winners singers. Um, I think there's like, there's a couple dancers. It's a large variety. All right. Even yeah, doing the show is all week. Yeah. They've been doing the show. Is there some

they'll dance to thriller or dance to those couple of people that come in and sing? I've seen some of the shows. Yeah, it's very fun to watch. So everyone's truly coming. Well, you're a well-spoken young kid. Geez. I'm I'm surprised. 13. This is this. You know, we've just discovered here. I think we discovered a little bit of the United States. We got that. That's right. Yeah. That's right. I think we discovered a little bit of the United States. Thank you. Selena Brills. Thank you very much. Thank you. And we'll return in just a moment.

We'll be back in the next few months. That cultural night, one, and I hope you'll be excited about.\par Yeah. Okay. By step questions. Stephanie Spiderman, how's somebody doing?

I remember. I remember when you had a whole band, but one of the guys had to have surgery. Yeah. That'll happen. All right. You know what? We're going to change the plans.

No, we got to stick to the plan. We have a ventriloquist coming up. Yes. A ventriloquist at the fairs. That's almost like a mime on the radio. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. Oh, here he comes. Ladies and gentlemen. James Wedgewood. Wow. It's a ventriloquist. He's got a dummy next to him and he's also got a doll on his hip. That's the adult line. I like that one.

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