1/15 Monday Hour 2 -- Garage Logic with Joe Soucheray

Garage Logic

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4.7 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2018

⏱️ 37 minutes

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From the Viking's big win to the less attractive part of the sports scene: A tennis player losing it because of her bananas. Well, not quite that, but she waited too long for her bananas to arrive. Joe keeps trying to sell something called 'Blue Monday', Rookie wants nothing of it.

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0:00.0	New Zealand newsman's dollars in hardware stores to do the nuts and bolts of life.
0:06.0	Joe Sushua.
0:07.0	You know what today is the ninth anniversary of?
0:14.0	Ah, January 15th, I don't know.
0:18.0	Well, what would be nine years ago?
0:21.0	2009.
0:23.0	What happened on this day in 2009 in New York?
0:28.0	Sully landed the plane.
0:32.0	Sully on the HUD saved 155 people.
0:35.0	If I had to pick whether to be on that plane landing in the river or being in Hawaii during a drill.
0:46.0	I think I'm going Hawaii.
0:49.0	Yes.
0:51.0	You would feel like you had a place to hide.
0:54.0	You know what else amazes me as you look back on the deaths of notable people we were saying Friday.
1:00.0	You heard Humphrey was only 66 when he died.
1:03.0	That seems young to me.
1:05.0	Martin Luther King was only 39.
1:08.0	39.
1:10.0	It's a lot to accomplish in 39 years.
1:14.0	Are we all in agreement that what the what the Vikings accomplished yesterday might represent the best in sports?
1:23.0	Right?
1:24.0	The happiest.
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