Fradaloni Charterwear and Garden Stores brings you garage logic podcast number 978

December 12, 2022 53 degrees on this day back in 1968 and 15 below on this day in 1879.

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

it's garage logic with Chris Reaver's Manning Technology Corner Kenny Olsen from the crabby coffee shop

John Height in the newsroom and of course the rookie. Here is your flashlight king,

fireworks commissioning and the keeper of common sense your man Joe Sushire.

I have an author's corner admission to make. I'm assembling a pretty extensive author's corner.

Oh, you're right. I'm going to be a round up of what I've been reading. And I need some help.

Obviously you haven't, but you've read Cormick McCarthy. The road. You read the road.

Did you read? Yeah, I read the road. That's the only one I've read. All right. His newest one is called

the passenger. Now he's 89 years old. Oh, and which I think is either here or there. It has nothing

to do with it. That's impressive. But he still worked. That's awesome. And this book is so dark

and so heavy that I think I might abandon it. I'm reading should be shouldn't reading be a

respite at the end of the day. Yeah. Shouldn't reading be something that leaves you with reason.

It even be a thriller and a detective book, but not if it upsets you. That's why the road was

such a struggle for you to read in daylight. It was wonderful writing. Yeah. Man, oh man, it hits

your heart. Because of the amount of news that we consume daily and how dreadful that happens

to be, I can relate that I would not want to do that in my spare time. For the first time in my life,

I had to go to the Google and explore if anyone was attempting to explain the italic, the italic

and italicized chapters in the passenger, which it turns out are the hallucinogenic

visions of the main character's sister. Oh. And the premise is pretty cool. The main character is a

salvaged diver. And he and his team salvaged dive a passenger jet that crashed in the

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