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This week on the show, Tog tries their

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hand at standup comedy because they were told

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they were good at storytelling at Clown School

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for Dogs.

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You're with Tog Chesterfield on 101.7 FM

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The Greck tonight.

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This show is taking you along as I

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work to pick up the pieces and fix

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up my life after I hit rock bottom.

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So what am I doing?

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I'm trying new things and attempting to embrace

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life.

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I fuck your life with Tog Chesterfield.

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So welcome to the show right now.

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It's 5.03 PM right now.

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You might be on your commute or perhaps

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you are preparing your dinner or maybe you're

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sitting in a dark corner next to an

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old style boom box with an AM and

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FM radio gently rocking in an old but

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refurbished hand-me-down recliner as you question

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your life choices.

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At any rate, if you're listening to this,

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I'm your guest for the evening.

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In your ears.

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Tonight I'll be taking you through my latest

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quest to figure out what would be included

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in the next stage of my life after

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losing my job at apocalypse.cloud. This time

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I was on stage at the Cackle and

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Crows open mic night.

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So as you might remember from the last

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show, I tried my hand at a clowning

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class here in Grackleton, but it turned out

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to be a clowning class for dogs.

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It taught them to do tricks and stunts

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and instead I took on the role of

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the dog.

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Well, I wasn't a dog, but I was

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kind of a dog.

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Anyways, I learned a bit about performing and

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that's the important thing.

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What was so neat was the class had

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my back, all the humans and they cheered

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me on and it felt pretty great.

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And at the end of clowning class, we

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each got a minute with the teacher for

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some feedback.

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So next up is Tog Chesterfield.

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Oh, the person without a dog.

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Uh, that's me.

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So feedback.

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Yeah.

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Usually I'm just giving the people stuff about

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their dogs, you know, how to hold a

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treat, how to get their dog to listen

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to them and stuff.

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But, uh, yeah, this is for you.

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I'm good at listening and eating.

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Well, really funny stuff out there.

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I really enjoyed watching you.

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Um, kind of, you know, thank you for

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left feet sort of situation at time, but

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it really made us laugh a lot.

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So I like that.

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You know, you are really good at storytelling.

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Did you know that?

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Oh, I didn't.

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I could tell that you were obviously trying

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to tell the story of what happened with

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the potatoes, that little potato incident you had

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there.

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I really wasn't trying to forget.

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Have you ever considered comedy?

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That too.

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So, uh, yeah.

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Storytelling, uh, that might be something that you

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might want to try to do, but, uh,

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keep it up.

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Uh, really funny stuff out there, Todd.

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I learned that our town has an open

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mic night at the Cackle and Crow coffee

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shop.

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I saw a flyer for it down at

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the bulk bin store.

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I didn't even know that Grackleton had an

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open mic at all.

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And I'd tried some Toastmasters when I went

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to college and I've been doing this radio

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show with its storytelling.

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So I thought maybe because all of these

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things I would try doing my standup set

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again.

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I plan to use my old material from

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college, but add maybe some of the clowning

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techniques that I learned in class, but it

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didn't go exactly as I thought that it

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might.

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But first let's take a quick break.

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This is Un-Fuck Your Life on 101

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.7 FM The Grack with Todd Chesterfield.

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Un-Fuck Your Life with Todd Chesterfield.

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Back to the show.

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So I headed down to the Cackle and

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Crow coffee shops open mic night, which in

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case you don't know is on Monday nights

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at 8 PM.

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So I went a little bit early so

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I could talk to the people doing the

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see if I could go a little bit

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later in the evening so I could watch

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other people first and kind of just get

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an idea about how things worked and what

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people did, especially the other comedians.

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And it was really quite good.

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There was a ventriloquist with a sock puppet

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that vaped while discussing the origin story of

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sauerkraut, which was really interesting.

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And someone played the riff from Smells Like

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Teen Spirit and like six different musical genres.

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Hapolka was really quite neat.

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I liked that one.

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And a woman who recited late 1800s nonsense

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literature, limericks to background music that she played

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on a Sony Discman with old computer speakers

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plugged in.

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Well, that one was actually pretty strange.

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And then it was my turn.

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I started with some of my bits from

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college and then worked in some of my

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clowning moves, but, but no one laughed.

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They just groaned and they rolled their eyes.

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And one person from the back threw a

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French fry at the stage.

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Well, that person was Chauncey Block.

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I knew Chauncey from Apocalypse.Cloud. So I

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panicked and I remembered how the teacher at

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my dog clowning class told me I was

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quite adequate at storytelling.

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And I started to talk about how I

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accidentally took the dog based clowning class.

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I just went straight into a story.

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So I recently signed up for a clowning

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class.

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I thought, you know, why not?

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Life's short and let's learn how to make

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balloon animals and maybe emotionally distance myself behind

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a red nose.

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But when I got there, something felt off.

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For starters, I was the only one without

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a leash.

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And the instructor, she had one of those

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little dog treat bags, you know, the ones

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that hook onto the belt and just kind

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of hang there.

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I talked with some of the people there

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with dogs.

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Everyone else had one.

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And I was actually in a class where

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they teach the dogs to do special tricks

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and stunts, kind of like a circus show,

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which in hindsight would have been a great

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class if I owned a dog.

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Now, a normal person would have left, but

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I had already paid and I figured I'd

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just adapt.

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Everyone else is teaching their dogs to roll

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over.

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I'm on the floor doing somersaults.

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I'm jumping through the hoops, literally, so I

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can entertain the other students.

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The worst part, the dogs were better at

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this than me.

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A pun.

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They were nailing their routines.

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And meanwhile, I got stuck in a hula

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hoop and had to be untangled like a

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fish in a six pack ring.

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But at the end, the instructor came up

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to me and said, you know, I've never

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seen someone do this class without a dog

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before, but you got real potential.

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Which honestly was the best compliment I've ever

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gotten.

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I was winning against a pack of shelter

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mixes.

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Chauncey Block threw another French fry at me.

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I don't really know why trying to initiate

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a food fight was even allowed in the

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coffee shop, actually.

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So it wasn't really a good night.

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Oh, it's time for the Grackleton weather.

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Tonight's weather for your drive at five with

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Unlock Your Life is brought to you by

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Gordon Gooden from the Tennis Stop.

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The Tennis Stop won't string you along.

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Gordon will just string your racket.

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Tonight, Grackleton is expecting light rain.

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That's it.

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And that's it for the weather for your

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drive at five from the Tennis Stop.

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Gordon says the racketeering thing was just a

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big under...

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Oh, a big misunderstanding after a pun he

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put on social media.

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Go say hi and get strung at the

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Tennis Stop on 5th Street at Rickle Lane.

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Unlock Your Life with Todd Chesterfield.

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So the set didn't go very well.

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Chauncey actually threw the French fry because of

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the potato incident and thought it would get

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a good laugh at Apocalypse.cloud. But Chauncey

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didn't set the video to unlisted and it

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ended up going viral because of the hecklers

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and everything.

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I was actually pretty lucky Chauncey didn't record

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the bit about the HOA that I had

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in my set or I would have been

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writing Louis Pepperoni another apology letter.

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But I learned something from all of this,

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listener.

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Something that helped with my getting off of

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rock bottom, actually.

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I didn't ruminate about anything this time, anything

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that happened at the Cackle and Crow about

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how bad my set turned out or the

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the French fry or anything.

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How all of Grackleton and beyond was laughing

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at me getting owned by the hecklers online.

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I was constantly ruminating after all my failed

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businesses.

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But this time I was able to just

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move on and try to solve the problem,

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at least try to get a little bit

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better at this thing I was doing.

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And I wasn't trying to do that before.

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Before, I was just thinking of the past,

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going in circles about myself.

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It wasn't helping the depression at all.

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All that self-awareness, I just kept thinking

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about what had happened and what I'd done,

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thinking in circles.

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And I literally couldn't even stop doing that

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no matter how hard I tried.

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And it was pulling me down like a

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heavy rock with each turn back towards that

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rock bottom, actually.

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I mean, being self-aware is pretty good

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for a lot of things, but just thinking

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about how I'd failed the jerky business and

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the instant coffee business and that sourdough business,

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I never tried to solve anything.

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Just I ended up thinking about how much

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I had failed over and over the same

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thing.

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But this time my brain didn't let me

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do that.

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I called a new friend from the clowning

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class that same night that I did the

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set.

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My friend was a night owl and we

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decided to take some new classes and find

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a writer's room to join and work on

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something together for the open mic.

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If I was going to reflect on myself,

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I thought I'd do it by writing and

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making people laugh or.

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Hey, excuse me.

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Hey, hi, hi.

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I'm Chip Crust.

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Who are you?

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Oh, right.

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I got the key from the key is

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from Dalton Paper, who was is was was

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your roommate.

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Was my roommate.

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No, I'm your roommate.

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Oh, Dalton had to go.

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It was something about a cat and had

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to go.

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Oh, and now it's me here.

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I got the key.

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I'm your roommate now.

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Chip Crust.

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Oh, I said that.

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I think you.

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Chip Crust.

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Yeah, you did.

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Chip.

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All right.

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So that.

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Oh, all right.

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Okay.

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You can stay.

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Cool.

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Nice.

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So I have a thing on this paper.

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It says work out the fridge.

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Oh, what does it say?

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Work out the fridge slash potato thing with

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Tog Chesterfield.

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Is your Tog Chesterfield?

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Yeah, I'm Tog Chesterfield.

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Okay, so half the fridge is mine.

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Half the fridge is yours.

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Just don't touch the potatoes.

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Oh, it's actually really easy for me.

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I don't use a fridge.

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Okay, so I don't, I need zero percent.

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No fridge.

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All right, so I need zero percent.

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That makes it really easy.

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Then you don't need to worry about percentage.

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Well, that's really good.

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It's easy.

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So I'm just going to go kick it

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in my room.

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Okay, just.

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Okay.

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Do you want the note?

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No, you can keep the note.

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Okay.

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So that's it for this week's episode of

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the show here on 101.7 FM The

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Grack.

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Stay tuned for talking about jam and jelly

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for an hour in this show.

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Rick and Susan will continue their argument about

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how marmalade is overrated in European countries.

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Oh, they're right about that.

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You have been listening to Un-Fuck Your

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Life with Tog Chesterfield, a Stereo Forest production.

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This episode was written, directed, edited, produced, and

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all voices were by Jen DeHaan.

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