Messing Around | (Ep. 238)

What Have You

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 7 March 2025

⏱️ 61 minutes

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This week we chat about the importance of using your hands.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to what have you. I'm Rachel Jankevick.
0:14.6	I'm Becca Merkel.
0:15.5	And here we are in a beautiful sunny spring day.
0:20.4	It is.
0:23.3	Looking at the top of the Poulouse Mall.
0:25.8	Yeah, that's less magic.
0:28.0	What did it recently change its name to anyway? Do you know what?
0:28.6	It used to be the Palluse Empire Mall, and they've taken Empire out.
0:34.2	It's funny, because we used to be part of the inland empire so are we still well i don't know but i think empire
0:40.5	is not a word we like to throw around anymore so we we unbranded the mall that was a while
0:47.7	ago i don't know what it happened i only just noticed it i feel like i saw some bulletin around the time
0:53.7	that they were like where chick fill-fil-A is coming.
0:57.5	Okay. We're going to call it the Palouse Place now. Yeah. Was that one? Yeah, something really
1:03.0	dumb like that. Yeah. There used to be a jingle for the Palouse Empire Mall, so.
1:07.8	Probably. Um, wasn't there? Yeah, probably.
1:11.5	There was.
1:12.2	I'm sitting here gazing over the top of Moscow,
1:15.3	wondering if one of those little roofs is my roof, but I can't quite tell.
1:19.8	It's like...
1:21.2	Well, Becca, can you see...
1:23.1	It's hard.
1:23.7	I can see...
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