GFBS Interview: Carma Hanson & Amy Twedell Safe Kids Grand Forks "Fall Safety"

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If you have any questions or comments for myself, Carma Hanson, Amy Twedell from Safe Kids Grand Forks, hey, feel free to text or call, all right? Our number here at the studios is 701-213-0863, 701-213-0863.

Guys have been here.

Ladies have been here long enough to know.

Next in line is our daily segment called Jokes My Neighbor Tells Me.

We're going to have to see what you guys think of this one.

Here we go.

Jokes My Neighbor Tells Me.

So my grandson, we were there for Take Your Grandparents to School Day last weekend, and he asked me, he says, Grandpa, where does poo come from? And I said, well, you know, I was a little uncomfortable, but I gave him an honest explanation, all right? So he looked a little perplexed.

He stared at me in stunned silence for a few minutes, and then he asked, and trigger? Oh! Wrong poo.

And he goes, what do you mean? I'll forget it.

We'll talk about that at a different

time.

As soon as you said poo, I went to the 100-acre forest or woods or whatever it's

called.

Okay.

He's been around Grandpa long enough to know that's probably what I was talking about.

But anyway, how are you, Carmen? I'm great.

How's your summer? How was your summer? Wow.

It seems like it went really fast.

It didn't seem like we had one.

And you know what really bothers me is when it comes to Labor Day, everybody thinks summer's done.

I can remember fishing on the Red last year in October.

It was too hot to hold beats, 84 degrees in October.

I don't think summer's done yet.