WHAT WE'RE THANKFUL FOR THIS YEAR

BE KIND TO EVERYONE

Jeff Dauler

Kids & Family, Education

5 • 771 Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2022

⏱️ 28 minutes

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With Thanksgiving this week, we wanted to talk about gratitude. There are so many things we are grateful for and at the top of the list is the shirt shop. It has brought so much to our lives and helped Jordyn shine in a way we never expected. "You talk often with an individual with disabilities about creating a village and the shirt shop - our employees, our social media - it's become her village." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Good morning. It is getting close to Thanksgiving, and we all know what that means.
0:11.0	It means what all we're thankful for and also food. If you follow us on social media, you know that we are all about food. So this morning, I'm going to do a quick round of asking our
0:26.2	shirt shop crew, when you sat down at the Thanksgiving table, Sarah, I'm looking straight at you.
0:31.6	You sit down at the Thanksgiving table. What food are you the most thankful for?
0:41.6	My mom makes really good corn casserole.
0:44.8	That is probably my favorite thing that they have.
0:47.8	Okay.
0:48.0	Okay.
0:48.6	Okay.
0:49.4	I wasn't expecting that one.
0:51.2	All right.
0:51.4	Okay, Ryan, what about you?
0:53.5	I know Ryan really loves Cornish Hens.
0:56.7	Don't bring up the Cornish Hens. We're not even going to go there. Ryan had just started the
1:00.9	shirt shop like a week or two before Thanksgiving last year and his mom was going to serve Cornish Hens,
1:07.7	so we heard all about it. Okay okay but what's your real favorite my real
1:11.2	favorite I'm actually a child so I like playing with my food um so I like mashed
1:15.2	potatoes peas and gravy all together all together and I like drill not a hole of my
1:20.7	mass potatoes and filling that hole with the peas and then I cover it with oh
1:26.3	and you call me childish.
1:28.2	Like a true child.
1:29.4	Oh, you lost me on putting the peas in their.
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