And then we'll start this nonsense. No, I don't want to do it on the county air. It's

it's too silly to be this wrong. Can't any of you morons tell me what percentage of 87 is 55?

That's I tend to agree with Revers. I don't know where you keep coming up with your numbers.

So are we running now? Yes. This is garage logic podcast number 40 November 7 2018. It was a

six below on this day in 1991. That was still the remnants of the Halloween blizzard and 72 degrees

in 1874. This is brought to you by Fred Alonies Ace Hardware stores. Maybe for the last time.

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 Revers, director of social media. John Hyde in

the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop. Here is your flashlight king.

Fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense. Your mayor. Joe Sunchere.

That's like that's like the guy who goes into his secretary and says, look, I gave you $700,000

and I need 20% off. What would you take off? And she said everything for my earring.

But I don't pull both.

Are we doing the math part again? Well, I'm going with Revers. And you know what?

They proved it to me. He's right. Okay. And if he's wrong, he's fired.

Right. If there's 15 emails tomorrow telling us how dumb we are, he's gone. Well, he's gone.

That or 15 is your number, huh? That or man, kid of state's going to call, we're going to need that back.

Okay. Why did you ask these things? Well, I'm just fascinated by the election results. Not only

in Minnesota, but nationally. The national pundits, pundits are writing about the great urban

rural divide. Right? We've been ahead of that curve. We've called it the closer you get to the

countries tallest buildings, the more likely you are to be led by left leaning politicians.

And it's just terribly, terribly corroborated with the county by county results in Minnesota

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