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Grills, brings you Garage Object Podcast number 673 August 13th, Friday the 13th, 2021,

but I do not have Trisca Decafobia, so it doesn't bother me. 98 degrees was the high on this day,

and that occurred in 1880, and it was 48 degrees on two occasions, 1924, 1997. Meanwhile,

back here in 2021, I hope you're keeping your swimming beach free of weeds and muck and the

dead leaves and stuff on the bottom. Aqua clear pellets from the aquaside company,

a white bear late company will take care of that. It's a sprinkle them out by hand once a week

for four weeks and boom, you got rippled sand and clean water and they work and they're organic

and they don't hurt anything or anybody. You can call aquaside at 1-800-328-9350, they'll

identify the products you need or go to aquaside.com. 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,

Chris Reaver's director of social media, John Hyden, the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny

from the Krabby coffee shop. Here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner,

and keeper of common sense, the old mayor, Joe Sushiman. Yesterday we discussed the appalling

ideas of a guy named Devon Hogan, who was the DFL party chair in Minneapolis,

and he wrote a very inflammatory and dangerous editorial for something called Southwest

Pride, a community newspaper in which he praised the burning of the third precinct, calling it a

new revolutionary moment and an opening of understanding to new worlds and paraphrasing.

And I got a note from Dan Dymock, who has a very fair point to make and we should have made

it yesterday. He writes in all honesty, is there any real difference between what Hogan and friends

are doing to the DFL and what the Trumpers are doing to the GOP, in either case truly sad?

That's a very fair question, and they are the same. The people who attacked the US Capitol,

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