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“Howdy fellas,
Long time ghosty here, and fellow KC native. I really enjoy listening to the podcast on my way to work. I love the positive clean content with mentions of the Chiefs and Kansas City. The community you have built is truly inspiring and I love to see the way you keep Christ as the center of all of your success. Jake reminds me of how important it is to keep humor in a marriage and I hope to take away half of the dad wisdom that Brad has when my time comes to be a dad.
Question: My wife and I currently own a house and I have a couple close college friends that own each of the houses to the right and left of us. we are in our mid 20s. Given the unique circumstances of being good friends and neighbors, what are some things we should be taking advantage of? Should we start some fun business? Should we start farming/homesteading? Any fun ideas?”
David_Palmeri via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/24/24
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“Every Monday I listen to this podcast and it has become such a routine that I think if this zoom zoom song were to become the official jingle it would be indefinitely stuck in my head. I pray that this is not the case.”
helloitsg via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
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