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Tricia's mad at Candy Crush. Really, yes, they When I first started

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playing Candy Crush, I'm telling you, like fifteen years ago. Has it

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been out that long? Maybe at
least twelve, I very willingly bought extra

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lives, paid for the things that
you need, like the the confetti bombs

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to be able to keep, and
then when I realized how much I was

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spending, I was like, oh
crap. So it has been I every

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once in a while will pay.
Well. What Candy Crush does is they

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you'll pass like ten levels in a
row, real easy, get your confidence

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up. Then they throw a nightmarishly
hard level on you, designed to make

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you have to buy something. And
I've always refused I will. I'm like,

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I'll get by it. I'm not
going to pay. And I've been

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stuck on this one level, level
five and sixty three for like five weeks,

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Sandy, and you refuse to get
there, and I refuse to pay

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for anything to help me. I
refuse to do that five thousand levels of

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Candy Crush and sixty three. I'm
just saying this happened one time before when

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I refused to pay and I got
stuck on a level for a super long

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time, and I picked candy crush
down for like three months. How mad

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would you be if you handed your
phone over to me? And I did

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it the first time. I'll never
forget. We're driving back from Nebraska once

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we've been in the car for ten
and a half hours, cause you wouldn't

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let us out. We get to
Waco and these two Tricia and Lanberry want

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to go stop and see Chip and
go Joanna Gaines, I'm like, are

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you We've been in the car for
ten hours, right, We needed to

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get out such our legs were a
little sussy. We're not going to spend

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one hundred and fifty dollars on a
candle. One hundred and fifty dollars if

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you're on a candle right right.
Megan Fox is thirty eight. I thought

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she was older than that. I
don't give a flip about Meghan Fox.

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She got really weird. She should
be seen and not heard. What's first

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thing made you laugh? Today?
Team? All right? My mom asked

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me if I had any extra plastic
bags, And as they dug into my

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plastic bag filled with three hundred and
fifty more plastic bags, I knew that

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this was my moment to shine Tristia's
got the story we love in just a

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moment. What you got for us? I have people who don't know how

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to act right. Their moms and
daddy's didn't whip them, is what I

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think. What is happening here?
Boy? Tune away after you hear that

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set up right? I got you
left me speech. Let's that doesn't happen

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very often the stories we love.
So there's a new art installations whipped them.

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They should have whipped them. It's
called the Portal. One opened in

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New York last week and an identical
one opened in Dublin, Ireland. Each

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portal shows a live feed of the
other city. The whole idea of this

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of this is to let people connect
with each other from an ocean away.

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But less than a weekend, they
had to be shut down temporarily after too

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many people were flashing and mooning the
portals. Folks have been giving each other

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the finger. People are grinding on
the portal, holding up inappropriate picks,

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including porn. Oh that okay.
Dublin turned theirs off this week so designers

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could add tech that filters out images
on your phone if you hold it up.

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It was also supposed to run twenty
four to seven, but it sounds

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like they might start turning it off
at night because people can't be trusted.

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The portals were back up and running
yesterday, so hopefully those fixes work.

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The artists behind it are hoping to
add more of them in other cities around

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the world. I like the idea
of it. I do too. I

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just wish people could you know,
what would you what do you like?

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What would annoy you? More people
doing what they've been doing, humping it

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or people with whatever their protest dejure
is you are what I mean, trying

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to glue themselves to it, right, I mean I think I would prefer

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the portal humping craziness or just animals
right right? Just can't have night mooning

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grinding? Come on, just I
don't know, it's pretty funny. How

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did they not see this coming?
Right? How did they not prepare for

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this in advance? Guys? This
people are going to do weird things on

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this and this is really not that
new of technology. My god. All

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he basically did is set up a
FaceTime basically, Yeah, but it's still

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I mean, it's cool. I
like the idea of that, Like what's

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happening in Ireland, right now.
Oh did I tell you that I released

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a fish the other day in the
fish doorbell? Oh? You did?

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I did? Are you sure it
was you? They did it? You

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know when you push the button that
it happens. I gotta notice that I

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released it. This is a camera
that's underwater in the Netherlands and it's a

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there's these fish that are swimming upstream
to spawn and they get jammed up because

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the lock in the in the canal
is closed. So they put a camera

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there and when you see a fish
there, you hit the doorbell and the

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guy there goes and opens up the
gate. Let's fish go, let's go

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through. The censure is you have
to sit and watch to see when there's

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a fish there. I like people
gone, like, I wonder if a

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bunch of people were, like there
was like one hundred and thirteen of us

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there watching, so we were all
ding ming fish. Yeah, that's all

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I saw the trailers. I thought
it. I thought they go like with

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a group of their boys, like, let's go see the ladies. Guys.

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Might have been the highlight of my
week. Hey, before we do

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this and there's a few people,
maybe just join us. Just got to

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get this on the record here.
We know that what we are about to

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share with you is stupid, but
it's so stupid it's funny. It's like

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that one cousin at the family reunion, you know, the one I'm talking

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about. I mean, maybe dumb
in the head, but funny, Yeah,

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just kind of so dumb. He's
funny, so dumb, it's funny.

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Yes, what we've looped back around
to funny? Right, And so

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what this is is what it would
sound like if musicians fell downstairs while singing

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while singing? Correct the first one. Here's what it would sound like if

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Michael Jackson was singing and fell downstairs. So dumb, you're laughing too hard.

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Here is David Lee Roth what it
would sound like if he was singing

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and fell downstairs. Who my gosh, who did this? You want?

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Johnny Cash falling downstairs while singing We've
got it for you. Oh, went

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down, down, down, I
feel This next one is Elvis. Oh

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how about some Whitney Houston singing and
falling downstairs? So stupid. I saw

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a funny meme that Stephen Tyler made
me think of it. It was a

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picture of John bon Jovi, Steven
Tyler and a couple other old, older

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rock and roll guys. Yeah,
and the meme said it pictures of all

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four of them. It says,
you know you're getting a little bit older

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when the rock stars of your youth
start looking like your grandmother. Oh have

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you seen John bon Jovi? He
looks good, but I mean the hair

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at his age a little much.
I mean, it's not as long as

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it used to be. No,
and you know he got hair plugs.

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No, I did not know that. How do you know that? I

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know these things? Do you a
whole ball brother connection? Yeah, he

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kicked and had to kick him out
of the club. Steven Tyler does look

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like a me Ma, he does. And sometimes he wears his hair like

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in a ponytailler A. butN lots
of accessory ash and yeah he's not aging

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well sliding off the space. No, it is. Yeah, the stories

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we love, all right. So
this guy one one point three billion dollars

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and Megamillion's jackpot. He did not
want to reveal his identity, so he's

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just known as John Doe. Court
filings, he's known as John Doe.

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Apparently he discussed with the mother of
his child and his father, what everybody

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does if I win the lottery.
I'm going to give you this. I'm

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going to give you this right you
dream about how you're going to distribute the

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money. Well, apparently the family
has been torn apart because now that John

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Doe has actually won the money,
he is now no longer wanting to share

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it with his family, which I
feel like is maybe his own decision to

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make got to take care of baby
mama. Well, I don't know.

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The baby mama was made to sign
a non disclosure agreement and she was agreeing

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to not tell his family that he
was the one who won the one point

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three billion dollars. But because this
man was not giving her any money,

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the baby mama blabbed it told the
family. Now people know who won the

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money. So the baby mama is
suing him for money, and his own

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father, former police chief, has
submitted a sworn declaration saying that his son

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light about plans to provide him financial
support if you won the lottery. Now

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do you think that's crazy? Oh, here's what I think it's crazy,

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the lawsuit from his dad. But
I also think this is an example of

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being cheap is going to cost you
a lot of money. Yeah, he

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just paid the warmth. Give baby
mama money. It's your baby, mama.

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I agree, it's the woman who's
birth to your child. You have

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to support the child. I get
it. She broke in on disclosurement because

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he was being stingy. I don't
know. Yeah, shame on him.

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You just got the luckiest break of
your life and you can't break off a

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few million for the woman that gave
birth to your child. Yeah. What

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she's claiming though, also is that
he has a security team monitoring her communications

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and even kidnapped their daughter, which
of course he denies. The dad is

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saying that the son promised to buy
him the house instead of a one million

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dollar truck. Okay, dad,
sure, pick out a house. Don't

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make it more than X amount of
dollars. I'll stroke your check, put

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a million bucks in you go away. Yeah, the guy didn't want to.

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Meanwhile, if you win, he
won one point three billion dollars.

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After the money he pocketed five hundred
million. I mean, I don't know.

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I mean, who knows. I'm
just saying it's that guy's money,

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just because how many times have you
and I talked what we would do if

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we won? Right? But the
I call it the Pia factor, the

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pain in the you know what factor
for a million dollars and you don't have

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these troubles, Okay, I understand. My point is is who has the

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nerve to sue somebody that would be
like I've got on the radio and I'm

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like, if I ever win,
I'm getting Saint Jude money. Say I

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go and I win, and Saint
Jude sues me because they're like, remember

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that time on the radio you said
you were gonna give us some money,

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And it's ridiculous. People always talk
about what they'll do with money. The

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fact that it's people suing him for
what he said, and the fact that

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it's his own family I think is
crazy. But at the end of the

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day, he's going to cost him
a lot of money for being a cheap

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Just get Just give script the money
and move along, right. People make

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their lives. Maybe not the dad. I don't know that dad. That's

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kind of crappy. The baby mama, for sure. I just thought of

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a lyric for a song, more
money, more problems. It's time for

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us to go, but just for
today, we'll come back tomorrow. Joan

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to be here tomorrow. Oh really, I'm just I don't know. All

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right, Well, I'll get somebody
to fill in. I mean, probably

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get anybody. Wallypip. Yeah,
oh, you don't want to talk about

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Wallypip. Lose your job, man, don't show up. I'll come tomorrow.

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What do we learn today, Trish, Well, we learned that the

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feud is rigged because you got two
hundred sixty four Poe and I got ninety

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four. The worst loser. Oh, I go from breaking my own record,

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all time world record to ninety four
points if something's not hanky, same

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way that our daughter went from a
personal best in the discus to scratching three

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times. It's true. I think
she would really appreciate saying that on the

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red Yeah yeah, Sandy one,
congratulations. All right. The other thing

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we learned about was the muppet that
played the most instruments is very important information.

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Was the brown dog Rolf Ye.
Oh my gosh. She normally played

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the piano, and if you'll remember
when he played, he Boba said so

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much that his big floppy ears flew
everywhere. But he not only played the

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piano, he played eight other instruments. Prodigy, he's kind of like the

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Prince of the muppets. You know
what I mean. Prince played everything,

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played them all, the Dave Roll
of the Muppets, Dave Groll play a

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lot of instruments. Yeah, yeaheah, talented Muppet Muppets. Yeah, practiced

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a lot. You get to practice
a lot, I mean you have to.

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And finally, the reason we can't
have nice things in this world is

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because of people who do things like
hump aren't exhibits. Something called the Portal

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was set up one portal in New
York, an identical portal set up in

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Ireland, and basically people in Ireland
and Dublin could look as like a live

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stream to see what was happening in
New York and vice versa. They had

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to shut it down within a week
because people were flashing it, humping on

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it, throwing the finger at it, showing dirty pictures on it. Well,

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I'm just trying to figure who was
more foul, the Irishmen or the

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American. I feel like the American. I feel like the Irishmen. Really,

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I mean really, you couldn't pick
two two countries that can really turn

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on the nastiness if they want to, right, right, right, Yeah.

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The Irish use a certain word that
we don't use here. What you

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know the word the girls hate?
Oh? Yeah, it's not offensive over

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there. It's very offensive here they
like. Imagine if they put the portal

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in Dublin, Ireland, and then
put it in like Maine somewhere, all

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the people in their sweaters and their
clam chowder starts grinding on the portal,

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clutching their pearls. Oh, speaking
of that, have you ever watched the

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Irish anyway? Have you ever watched
the Gangs of New York with Leonardo DiCaprio.

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I do not like Leonardo DiCaprio.
Oh, I think he's amazing.

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Do not care for him. It's
a good movie. It's the Scorsese movie

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Washington, of course, like Scorsese, is a long one, but I'm

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all in. It'll take me three
to four days to watch it. Have

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a great day everyone. We appreciate
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you back. I promise you that.

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And it's at the Sandy Show official. Be safe and don't take any crap

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from anybody, but bye.

