It's no bit, folks. He is a really bad waiter.

It does not like to wait.

Ladies and gentlemen, on this Sunday, the Lord hath made,

I predict that the State Fair will announce a historic record attendance for this day.

It would have to surpass the second Saturday of 2018 last year when there were 270,426 people

through the turnstiles I predict that in the history of the State Fair, that will be

surpassed today, a history that goes back to 1859, one year after statehood.

And then in 1899, gas lighting was allowed for evening entertainment.

In 1909, the grandstand was established.

James J. Hill, in 1914, bet $1,000 that a 14-inch ear of corn could not be grown in Minnesota.

He lost a John Park Long. I'm sorry, wrong glasses.

This is interesting stuff, Joe. How long is this going to go on?

I'm getting some where. He lost a John J. furlong president of the Minnesota State Agricultural Society.

I had something about, oh yeah, in 1904, the first carnival shows in Rise were held in one area known as the Mary Pike.

And in 1959, a statue of Neptune was placed in the administration plaza to celebrate the opening of the Great Lakes State Lawrence Seaway.

And in 1993, at the corner of Cairns and Chambers, is that the right corner?

Garage Logic debuted at the State Fair.

Haram, Haram, Haram.

Haram, Haram, Haram.

Fradalonis Ace Hardware in Garden Stores brings you Garage Logic Podcast number 219, August.

August 30, 2019. It was warm at the fair on this day in 1941, 96 degrees.

It was 45 degrees in 1935 and 1974. Welcome, G-Ellers, to Garage Logic Podcast number 219.

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