I want to be staring at that thing all show that gift. Oh, test my willpower. I think so. This is gonna test my willpower as I stare at that thing the entire time. In fact, I'm just gonna put it. I'm gonna put it right here. Why'd you put it out of sight?

Yeah, let's look at it during the show.

Because I have a task coming up for you on the show.

Oh, well, let's get the stuff out of the way. The, uh, how about we roll? How about we get the, well, we're GL podcast number 54 in November 30, 2018. It was 17 below on this day in 1964. Man, hockey practice was cold outside that day.

What was 62 degrees on this day in 1922. You better get to Frattalonies this weekend. Big snowstorm coming. This podcast brought to you by Frattalonies Ace Hardware stores.

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 Sonsure.

Hey, now apparently my hangover tomorrow is gonna be brought to by Frattalonies Ace Hardware and Gardy stories. Isn't that nice of mine? How about that?

Mike has brewed a little of his own, uh, ride whiskey. And he was kind enough to share it with some of our crew here. I thought not that we drank it. I mean, no, no, she still remains sealed and I will monitor.

But what was fun is are we held back by FCC rules or? Yeah, I think we are. Okay. We are on the podcast because that's different from radio, even though I wouldn't any next year when we fill out the forms about, did you get any gifts from advertisers? Yeah.

We got to say Fratt's brought over some of his own, some of his own, right, whiskey? Nah, I don't think so. No, because it's brand new and I don't think it has any value yet until we open it.

Rookie, how is your New Zealand accent?

Oh, how much different is that from I walk about? I would accept that. I might might. How good is your Irish accent? Let me tell you.

Later on in the podcast. Oh, no, I will be calling on you for an assignment. Yeah, what about I read an amazing story about a fellow, uh, who had a speech problem and cured it in a curious way.

And I thought of you instantly. And so later in the podcast, I'll present that with you. And then later in the podcast, something I should be worried about. No, not at all. Later in the podcast, a Patrick Royce alert.

Uh, he has two new stories about folder. You are terribly excited about this. Well, he called me last night and he was giggling and, uh,

Chordling, right? I was chordling. He was chordling, chuckling and giggling. And I said, save it for the air. So it'll be today later in the podcast when we do our sports segment with Patrick Royce. He has two new stories about Richard.

I think I'll actually have to chuckle. Rook, just because you know your guy over there pretty well. Last night I get a text from the mayor. Hey, put this up on the Twitter sphere immediately.

Yes, meaning of tune in for Roycey today. It was at the time where I was putting boys to bed. I don't care. Two minutes later. Hey, where is it? Where is it? Get this out there. Where is it? My bad waiter. I, uh, bad waiter. I can tell you, um, my interaction with Mr. Sushire is, you know,

when he wants to talk to me, wants to talk, I won't say what we're talking about. We were talking about a subject. And he said, um, blah, blah, blah. That was at 7.25 PM when he texted me. And I didn't have my phone with me at 7.31 PM. Talk to me. 7.32 PM. Talk to me.

So at that point, at that point, I let him go a little bit going. He really, and then I eventually texted him back. Oh, did you need something? Yeah, I'm sorry. Did you need something from me or what's going on?

You're a bad waiter. That's just how it is. Yeah, just a minute. That's good. You're good. Verifying. Trust. But veriflex.

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