No, he’s not running for governor. Sorry, we’ve asked. That goes for both our guests today. Being governor is a lot of pressure. You’ve got the mansion, the speeches, the top hat. It’s just too much. Plus when would they have time to make booya or do stand-up comedy?
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Diana fills in for Kathryn today, which works well because she’s got 40 years of KARE history to go through with Tom, give or take. She’s also using her skill set as a reporter in the pursuit of nature photography. Apparently Jeffrey Dahmer’s apartment has been given back to nature, but it’s probably still not the kind of place you go to take pictures.
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Has your neighbor ever tried to make you relapse? Have you ever had fourteen children? Are you an obese O-10? The answer to all of these is probably “no”, which is what makes them interesting. A real man bites dog situation, as Chris may or may not say. It’s a news thing.
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Kathryn and Alex are back from Vegas and they’ve got the scoop. Is the town dying? Is the Sphere everything you’ve heard and more? How tolerable is the smell? Get your Vegas info here, because you certainly don’t want to hear about the Twins.
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Kathryn and Alex are out, which means we have two sad guys on the show today. No, not those two; guess again. Kristyn notices and suggests Tom do some self care. Brittany also notices but instead we start talking about bad touch in public places. It’s good not to dwell on one topic for too long, you know.
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If you’ve ever had a double lung transplant, you know it’s a pretty serious operation. Almost as serious as a fastball to the face. Or extradimensional visitors. Those are pretty serious business too. We discuss all these things and more, so I guess you could say today’s show is pretty serious. It’s not, but you could say that.
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Everything is expensive nowadays. Except for flights to Denver. Those are dirt cheap. Still, that’s no excuse to shoplift. Or to essentially encourage shoplifting by not punishing it. Just because we don’t have a cop on the show any more doesn’t mean it’s not important to respect the law. Also, respect comedian slash therapists. There aren’t very many so it shouldn’t be difficult.
The primary maxim of modern economics is that the line must always go up. Increase the GDP, increase the spending, increase the jobs. Minnesota’s line has not been going up. In some metrics, we’re near the worst in the country. Why? Rick might not know all the answers, but he has enough to put together a documentary called Precarious State, launching next Thursday.
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The Vikings beat the Bengals by 38 points. You’d think we’d be making victory laps, but we know better. Minnesota sports fans don’t get optimistic until the point when a loss dashes our hopes with maximal dashedness. Or whatever.
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David Bassitt is back and wouldn’t you know it, he’s still orange. Some things never change. Kind of like movies and TV for the past ten years. It’s been a great decade for fans of remakes and reboots. Fans of original content, not so much.
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