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Hello everybody. Welcome to another episode of the Packaday Podcast.

Hello everybody.

Welcome to another episode of the Packaday Podcast.

Mike Weland here and joined by Jacob Westendorf tonight filling in for Tyler Grezegorg.

And Jacob, hopefully you're staying warm and avoiding this frigid cold that's hitting the Midwest right now.

Yeah, it's brutal.

They were saying here in Rockford that the wind chill on Wednesday at 8 a.m. might be like minus 61 degrees or something stupid like that. So quite the frozen tundra, if you will, for the entire Midwest. I'm not a fan, but the sooner it gets here, you know, we always do it was coming. You know, I said the winter was relatively tame. We always do it was coming. So the sooner it's here, the sooner it's over,

and we can move towards spring, the draft, baseball season, and all that stuff. Yeah. When I was at work on Friday, the highest temperature gauge gauge got was 0.1 degree. So it was, that was,

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