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Handsome Aaron Airport airport it's episode 165 and it's basically summer outside did you get any sun on you yet i did i did this weather has been

incredible the past two days i've been begging for this for a long time uh we got small little tastes of it over the past couple weeks, but generally it's cold and wet.

But today and yesterday has felt like summer, and I've been trying to enjoy it as much as possible going for walks at the lake and just soaking it in, just bathing in this sun.

Yeah, I've been doing the same. I've been living it up.

But with the hot weather comes one of my least favorite things, June bugs.

I heard them last night bashing their crunchy bodies against my windows, which is a sure sign of summer here in Nova Scotia.

But the things are disgusting. We've been through this before on Keep Canada Weird. I'm interested in any Junebug stories from the listeners out there.

Yeah, I can't say the same, but sure, we'll take them. But I try to love all of God's creatures equally and Junebugs.

I really have a hard time putting myself in their shoes.

It's hard to relate to them.

I don't understand what they want, what they need. I don't

understand why they exist. I'm not going to, I'm not going to intentionally kill a June

bug ever, of course. I will never do that. In fact, you know, some people give me a lot of flack for my insect policy inside the house.

I try not to kill bugs that are inside the house.

Really? Okay.

What's your policy?

Oh, I'd say if they invade, they're foreign invaders in my kingdom here,

then I have to deal with them swiftly and violently. That's

kind of my policy. Violently. Okay. Well, last night, for example, I was laying in bed. The cat was

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