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hanging in there. You know, it's always busy here in the GL podcast studios. But I got to tell you, you were subjected to a conversation we were just having with Pat Garofalo, who filled in nicely for Joe Suchery. Here's what I like about when Pat fills in. He's a really, really smart guy. He kind of gives us a different perspective about all things, especially political.

But he's also a business guy, has a very big business background or whatnot.

And a couple of things that he was referencing was obviously tied to the state of Minnesota,

the economic impact of certain things.

And then you brought up something interesting about the current mayoral race.

And I did not know this.

The entire aspect of what, excuse me, remind me, help me,

Jacob Fry talking about the Somali Mall. Sure.

And I had heard about it, but I didn't really realize what type of an impact that that had that he felt the need that this is obviously part of what he has to talk about with his campaign to be reelected for the mayor of Minneapolis. Yeah, if you don't know the video of Revers is referring to, it's Mayor Fry walking through a Somali mall, like a cultural mall. I don't know what the mall is called. I think it's called Colonel Mall. I'm not sure of that name. Where's the location? In Minneapolis. And he says this mall rivals the Mall of America. And he did preface that with, I know I'm jaded because I'm the mayor of Minneapolis. The MOA is not in Minneapolis. But I think this mall rivals the Mall of America. Then he proceeds to walk through the mall with a bunch of dudes there and they're all getting haircuts and they're just walking around. And the mall is cultural and cool. It doesn't rival the Mall of America. But I get that he had to say that because he's in the Somali Mall in Minneapolis. And what does he need from those people?

Their votes.

Their votes.

And you were talking to Grafalo about why is Mayor Frye doing this?

Why is he giving speeches in Somalian?

Somali, not Somalian, Somali.

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