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It started with a rainy day. I wanted to get the kids off the sofa and stop watching TV.

So I searched rainy day activities on Tik-Tock.

There were loads of hacks on there.

But the kids really liked making a bird feeder. It's amazing what you can do with a milk carton and a handful of seeds. We hung it outside the window and the birds loved it, almost as much as the kids. Who knew a birdbox could be this entertaining?

It starts on Tik-Tok.

As this is bonus content related to episode 300, we aren't going to have the usual show open.

There's no lunes. There's no music. And there's no Matthew here for this.

This episode is dedicated entirely to the memory of Daniel Jordan LeVek and features the conversation

I had recently with his mother, Stacy Thir, from her home in Revelstoke, British Columbia.

So let's welcome Stacy Thir to Dark Poutine.

How long have you been in Revelstoke? How long have you lived there?

I actually moved here when I was a child when my dad was working on the Revelstoke down here.

So I guess I've moved here when I was 10 years old and I'm a lot older than 10 now.

What?

Me too.

Yeah, I was living in Roblesdock when Daniel was born but he was actually born in Kamloops. I had a little bit of trouble but he yeah he was

born in 1991 so just had to have a couple of days in Kamloops and then back here so this is where he grew up as well and I grew up here since I was 10 and it was a really good place to raise children.

So I have lived in other places briefly, went to school in Vancouver.

Daniel's dad went to school in Vancouver. Daniel's dad went to school in Vancouver there,

but for the most part I've lived predominantly here in Rubble Still.

So you started a family really young. You were 21 when Daniel was born I was 21 I mean 21 in age but

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