Our great friends at Frattaloni Days Hardware stores brings you this hour of the garage logic podcast.

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

It's garage logic with working on production, grace reaver's structure of social media.

John Heiden, the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny from the Krabby coffee shop.

Here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner, and keeper of common sense.

The only mayor, Joe Sushiman.

Hey, before I forget, it's not just the NBA and the NFL where things are getting goofy.

Yeah. The rustling of a gum wrapper at a performance of a molar symphony.

Last week in the Swedish city of Maulmol, brought a section of the audience to violence.

They started fighting each other. What? Oh, yeah. Yeah.

As Andres Nelsen's an eminent Latvian conductor coaxed the quiet notes from the string section of the

leapsick leapsick leapsick, Gwenda House Orchestra, a woman in the balcony, rustled a bag of gum.

The SIDS fanc's can newspaper report it. A young man sitting next to her, glared and then lost

his patience. He snatched the bag from her and threw it to the floor. She waited stoically

throughout the rest of the adagieto. But at the end, she slapped the guy. Then a guy punched

to him. They were tearing each other's clothes off. Did she have the white gloves too?

That she's probably. Isn't that something at a symphony, a molar symphony?

Well, you'd think they would be very... The same authority.

Same authority. I think so, because there's a lot of etiquette and you know,

stuff like when you go to those things. Those are hobnob. Hi, Braw. That's right.

That's why that's right. Managing. See it. Once the last time you went and saw a symphony.

Boy, it's been a while. I have seen them. Do you go there thinking, boy, I can't wait to

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