Here's a man who sings ours in hardware stores.

He's keeping the nuts and bolts of life.

Joe, you see it.

Before I get to today's example of power washing,

I found this story buried in the metro section

of the Star Tribune. And if it was in the Pioneer Press,

I missed it. And I, I'm shocked that this isn't a front page story.

What did you find? See if you agree with me.

Okay. Traffic deaths in Minnesota are at the lowest since 1943.

I saw this on the news last night.

That's an extra astonishing.

I had the same reaction you were having right now.

Holy macro.

With every single person that's on their phone,

not paying attention, I am shocked the same way you are.

Not to mention that in 1943,

there were only two and a half million people in the entire state.

I looked it up.

And today in the metro area alone,

there are 3.28 million people in the metro area alone.

Wow.

Traffic vatalities on Minnesota's roads were at their lowest number since 1943.

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