And then.

The Okay, so not only do I have a really, really good interview lined up for

wider part two, but I also got this interview last week at the very end of the week is very last minute and this

interview is with Melba Larson Mattson and she is the owner of the Wyatt Earp Birthplace

Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.

I really wanted to talk to her to see

if there was anything that I can learn

that I didn't know before.

And just as I was hoping, I got to learn quite a bit.

Melba is probably one of the sweetest women I have ever talked to.

Super nice, super knowledgeable, very, very smart woman.

And just so you know, I do have a link to a go-fund me page

posted in the show description this will also be posted other places as well

because at the end of this interview you are going to learn

this museum is a nonprofit museum. It is ran by volunteers. Melba has gotten to the

age where she can't be there anymore.

Once you hear what happened to this house, any extra couple bucks you guys could throw to the

Go Fund Me to help them out with repairs. She tells what happens at the end of this

interview would be extremely helpful especially when it comes to the preservation of

history. It's a it's a very, very important thing.

You know, there's, I mean, obviously there's lots of important things out there,

but this is something really, really cool, and it only takes a couple bucks,

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