[ laughter ] that is that is dynamite. Really im not gonna make any fun of that. [ laughter ] anyway, i welcome you. We got a great show. We got the great one, tonight. Yes. Mr. Jackie gleason is here. [ cheering ] [ applause ] the gentleman, about the third seat up, i you can scratch all you want with a coin on your tonight show ticket. Youre not gonna win anything, here. [ laughter ] how many of youve been playing the lottery . [ applause ] all the money, as you know, goes for education, so, uh, someday our kids will be smart enough not to play the lottery. [ laughter ] nother fri im looking forward to another exciting weekend. Floods, after the fire. [ laughter ] they finally how many of you came out here, on [ applause ] happy to report they apparently have got all the brush fires in Southern California under control, because of they had a great team. They brought in the same team that put out, uh, fred de cordovas, uh, birth ca uh, cake candles. [ laughter ] what was that, again .
Rich Reeve Created: January 13, 2021 10:29 PM
It s just a board game, right?
In the midst of the pandemic, Minnesota families are rediscovering an old-school form of entertainment… that s new again. It s kind of a nice diversion to kind of forget about things, Jim Mona, an urgent care doctor from Hutchinson, said. This is a good, positive thing for us. I find you get much less stressed out.
For Mona and his family, Sequence is a bit of an obsession. How long have you been playing this game, Mona s wife, Karen, was asked. As long as I can remember. I think pretty much since it came out. The 80s, I think? Yeah, the 80s.