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The world is full of stories, stories of mysteries, of curiosities, of oddities.

Join Pat and Jethro Gilliganth for a strange, the bizarre, the unexpected,

as they lift the lid and cautiously peer inside the box of oddities.

Well Winter is the time of, it's traditionally the time of death and destruction,

and it's never been more true than this morning when the snow plow ran over your raised garden bed.

Yeah, Pat's true, you know, the snow giveeth and it takeeth away.

We had kind of an under-over on how many times he would plow our yard before he ran over that,

and it wasn't even like it was buried in the snow, we had about maybe five inches of snow.

I said probably it would take five times before he'd crush it, and you said what?

I think I said two.

Two times, you were closer because it was the very first snow plow.

He came in and just obliterated your garden.

Yeah, to be fair, he plows and has plowed our driveway, never asked for anything to do it for nine years now.

Yeah, so it's really hard to complain.

I do not, it's fine, I'm not complaining, it's fine.

I'm sure the cost of the plowing would have cost me nine gardens over, so I'm not worried about it.

I appreciate the work that he does, I'm fine.

We're just blaming it on winter.

It's stupid main winter.

Oh my God, this may be our last winter in Maine.

Fingers crossed.

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