Must be the money.

Be Mitch and Finley, high noon in the District of Columbia, fired up to get to the rude guest hotline. Welcome in our friend, Mr. Fred Smoot. Fred, how are you, buddy? I'm doing great, brother. How y'all doing, man? My keister hurting a little bit from that whooping yesterday, but I'm okay. Fred, how did you function in, uh, Minnesota, though?

It's too cold up there, it's cold as hell up that, though. But listen to be mentioned, one thing I learned quickly living up there with the Mississippi River coming down through there in the home of 10,000 lakes, you will learn how to take that cold. And the way, what happened to me was my blood thickened. And I know what y'all making that quick trip.

Y'all was,

making that quick trip.

Y'all blood didn't have time to thicken,

but the people up there, it bounced right off them. I heard it was two degrees up there. How did y'all fare? Listen, man. It was terrible. I hate that person. I was sitting in the, Me and Tanan was sitting in a little restaurant at the hotel.

And we were watching people walk by to go to the Timberwolves game.

And everybody had on basically... Tannen was sitting in a little restaurant at the hotel. And we were watching people walk by to go to the Timberwolves game.

And everybody had on basically

a shirt like, you was, I, JP.

And then these kids walking by

with their parents, and these little bastards

had on just short-sleeved shirts.

And look, I had on

a regular shirt with a, like a pullover on that with my jacket, the hoodie and gloves.

And I was freezing like hell.

Saturdays when it got super cold, too.

Come on, man.

That's not for me up there, Fred.

Lord have mercy.

Like I said, I endured it for two years, but my body acclimated to it with a quick trip like y'all made.

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