1/10 Wednesday Hour 2 -- Garage Logic with Joe Soucheray

Garage Logic

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4.7 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2018

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Joe takes some calls from last hour and then goes out west to Washington, where the Governor says that we have fifty-nine days left until there is emission Armageddon. Guess what? He wants to tax carbon dioxide emissions. Joe likes the series the Crown. Seattle tax on sugar?

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0:00.0	Here's a man who spends hours in hardwood stores, seeking through the nuts and bolts of life.
0:08.0	Joe Sushua.
0:10.0	I looked on the floor.
0:13.0	Yes, I can't find it.
0:15.0	Maybe Judder Mackie will walk off with it.
0:18.0	I think they did.
0:21.0	Now on my roll is the motive in the fist of minute.
0:24.0	What?
0:28.0	What's that first caller's name?
0:31.0	It's Rads.
0:33.0	Rads, Pairo Joe.
0:36.0	Quick question for it's rook.
0:38.0	Let the listeners know what kind of card you have, please, so we can all know we all have it on record.
0:45.0	So, Joe, was a assistant shoe manager came back in the 70s?
0:53.0	Yes.
0:55.0	After the holiday party season, you'd get all these holiday women's shoes back.
0:59.0	Yeah.
1:00.0	They were too tight, but they were worn at the bottom.
1:03.0	And the end of the summer, children's tennis shoes that had looked like they'd stopped their bicycles with them all summer long.
1:10.0	They weren't wearing good.
1:12.0	But the best.
1:13.0	No, you won't believe this, but this is true.
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