Garage Logic, broadcasting live from the office of the mayor above the

boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake. Featuring the rookie on

production, Chris Revers, vice president of social media and John Heighten

the newsroom. Now the Fireworks Commissioner, Flashlight King and keeper of

common sense, your mayor, Joe Sushire.

I have some ice out reports. They're going to be coming in over the next couple of

weeks, aren't they? Who am I she in here in the background? Nobody. She is invisible to you.

This is Katie. Katie is the benefactor or beneficiary of the sports fantasy

auction. Her husband purchased this for her. Spent 50,000 dollars to sit in on

your show and be terribly underwhelmed. Yeah, granite countertops or sit in with

the morons. So she has been properly instructed to just observe and this is

what we do every day. Billy Stein informs us that he's happy to report the ice

went out of his goldfish pond. 0.08 acres yesterday April 23rd 2018.

Wait, in other words, he's got a lot of ice on the lakes. Brad Thornburg, a

Thornburg who takes wonderful pictures of the Brainer Lakes area. Yep. And sends

him to me. He thinks there's about 30 inches of ice on the Brainer Lakes area.

No, still I would expect that further north. Well, that's farther north than here.

What's further further is in addition to farther is distance far because far. No far

that a fur away. No, no, no. The the governor's opener is where is that green lake? Yeah,

green lake. Okay, let's see. The ice on green lake shrank seven inches in one week on

Monday, April 16. It was measured at 30 inches thick. Wow. And now we're showing it down

into around 23 inches, 22 inches thick on Sunday afternoon. The latest ice out recorded

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