Fred Lone's Ace Hardware in Garden Stores brings you garage logic podcast number 245 October 14th, 2019

was 86 degrees on this day in 1947 and 10 years earlier 24 degrees in 1937.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake,

it's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Reaver's director of social media John Hyde in

the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the Krabby Coffee Shop here is your flashlight king

fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense your mayor Joe Sushire.

I thought it occurred to me today that it's axiomatic that when I see an all our welcome here sign in the yard

and a black lives matter sign maybe taped to the window that those homes are the most closed up

the shades are drawn and the drapes are drawn it's just generally speaking.

Mm hmm. And it reminded me of an axiom I tried to create years ago about unshubbled sidewalks

and well stone signs and I've been struggling to remember what it was I think it goes something

like this. Not all unshubbled sidewalks are in front of a home with a well stone sign.

But if there's a well stone sign in the window the sidewalk is faded to be unshubbled.

I understand that I understand that's yes that's what you said.

And now it's kind of clunky but yeah not all by the way that's the cleaned up version they

rehearsed for about a half an hour. Yeah it's me about a two I think axiom should fit on your bumper

sticker. I agree. I don't think I've captured you got to parse it down. I don't think I've

captured it. If we took callers there would be a caller who would instantly be able to remember

what it was I said. Not all unshubbled sidewalks are in front of a well stone sign but if there's

a well stone sign the sidewalk will be unshubbled something like that. And not all homes with all our

welcome here signs are closed up but if a house is closed up it will have an all our welcome here

sign. How is that? You know on that theme have you seen the I only saw this because our friend

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