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Quick recap

Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics including potential logos for their podcast, upcoming plans, and news stories. They also shared humorous stories, jokes, and one-liners, and discussed unusual words and their meanings. Additionally, they discussed their experiences with technology, including issues with their computers and telemarketers, and shared their thoughts on various shows and movies.

Summary

Podcast Logo, Birthdays, and Hot Chocolate
In the meeting, Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics. Keith mentioned receiving an email with a potential logo for their podcast, which could be used for stickers and merchandise. Terry shared that his birthday was on the 10th and he wanted 61 McRib’s, but only received four. Jill mentioned hearing on the news that hot chocolate is good for you, and Keith shared that his wife, Robin, enjoys hot chocolate. They also discussed their upcoming plans, including a live nativity scene at their church and a potential trip to Alabama
Random Topic

Keith and Terry engaged in a guessing game, trying to guess the year of various events.

News of the Week

Terry discussed a story about a Wisconsin sheriff’s deputy who helped a 10-year-old with their math homework, and another story about a 100-year-old man and a 102-year-old woman who got married and broke a Guinness record as the oldest newlyweds. The conversation ended with a light-hearted discussion about the couple’s longevity, with the man attributing his long life to reading and staying up-to-date on world events, and the woman attributing hers to buttermilk.

Keith shared a story about a bear that was claimed to have damaged luxury cars, but was later found to be a man in a bear suit. Terry then shared a story about a record-breaking event at the Orlando Science Center where 262 people launched paper rockets simultaneously. Jill then shared a story about Wisdom, the oldest bird to lay an egg at the age of 74. Keith also mentioned the euthanasia of a 17-year-old lion at the Saint Louis Zoo, and the discovery of a dead turkey in the Great Salt Lake, which led to a reminder not to use the lake to season turkeys. The conversation ended with a discussion about killer whales wearing salmon hats, which was a reference to a previous story shared by Terry

Jill’s Weird Words

Jill introduces several unusual words and their meanings during a segment on weird words. Keith and Terry attempt to guess the definitions based on the spellings and pronunciations.

Anchor Topic

Keith introduced the topic of the week, which was about the Visual Impairment Services Team. He emphasized the importance of seeking help from the right sources, such as the government section of the yellow pages or a search for blindness support in one’s area.

Terry’s Top 10

Terry shared a humorous story about a woman who texted her husband “I love you” and received various responses, some of which were amusing.

Email and Final Thoughts

Keith then shared a story about a neighbor named Olay who converted to Catholicism and continued to grill venison on Fridays, causing temptation for the neighbors. The conversation ended with Keith sharing an email from Elizabeth Lou Thomas, who shared a story about a confusing experience at a McDonald’s drive-thru. as usual, we close everything out with our final thoughts. N

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