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What has poop on? You can't
call were ready? Goes? It's time

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to get wesh it's about to get
weird. Be preparing for it to get

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weird. Thinks you're gonna get weird. It's getting weird. I'm gonna get

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real weird with it. Let's get
weird. Let's get it? Where?

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Where? Get? Where? Are
you ready to get weird with Hoodie and

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Eric? I'm ready, No,
hopefully already because he listened to one hundred

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and seventy fifth episode of Let's Get
Weird and we can't get weird anymore.

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We can get weird. But there's
lines, lines have been drawn. There's

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a podcast, there's there's a color
there's a coloring book template. We just

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colored how we want, but we
still want to color in the lines of

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the thing. You know what I'm
saying my protests, how are you going

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to protest? The podcast we do
is not talk at all? That's great,

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it's just a hoodie podcast again.
But my name's on it. Still

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give me credit credit on it.
It's fine. My name is Hoodie names

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Angrier. He's the man formerly known
as Eric, but will not say his

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name because he's angry. And we're
doing a full hoods Up podcast today,

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wearing our hoodies with the hoods Up
and UNA appreciate good hoodie, you know

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you do with the strings and all
that that stuff. Have you lost your

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hoodies before? Are the strings?
That's what I meant? No, where

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it came out? And crap?
How do I get it back in?

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How do you do that? I
pulled too pulled too hard? Okay,

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you listen to the conversation without the
hoodie context, You're like, you pull

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out it doesn't have the strings on. I got some old navy and I

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kind of don't like it. Well, you need strings, baby, you

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need the string it came with.
You know you do this, you put

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it on your on your tooth,
your hood on your tooth. No,

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I don't do that. You don't
do that. Oh yeah you do this.

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Yeah yeah, the inside the vampire
teeth. But every week we give

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you the weird stories from our lives, the globes, the streets, sheets,

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yeah, the university. Last week
we talked about your conquest or something.

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Mm hmm. We talked about the
one that got away fair. I

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just can't talk about our coworkers.
Now there's there's a lips, there's there's

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stupid. They can't defend themselves on
the podcast. Yeah, we won't talk

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about that. It's waky. He's
not wicked. It always leaks anyway,

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moving on, Uh, you know, how was your weekend? You got

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to hang out with the levely me
across the American Legion Bridge and hang out

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across the bridge, And how was
that for you? Was going to fold

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out? Scared? I don't go
that far. I go that far.

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It was Tyson's corner. Yeah,
right, Uh, it was fun.

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Actually, it was great to hang
out with your friend, to see your

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friends, because you've seen a lot
of my friends I feel like, and

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my people. Yeah, and I
don't remember a lot of your friends because

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usually when you see them, you're
drunk. Yes at public yes so,

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but it was good to hang out. And it's always fun to see you

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and more in the wild, you
know, because it's it's cute. Captains

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of our domain, It's cute.
It's very cute. We lead the charge,

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do you? Yeah, but it
was great. I appreciate you letting

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me crash, me inviting myself,
you know, which I know you were

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nervous about pretzel after, which is
great. Yeah, we should have got

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that first we should have got that
first. Great complimented the meal, but

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it is what it is. It
is what it is. But it was

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great. The place was kind of
cool. It wasn't as busy as I

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thought it was. Later was it
busier? Did you buy it? No?

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No, it was probably the same. I think everyone hits that spot

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early and then it's like their starting
point because like the Irish place starting point,

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then you go into DC or wherever
else. Alexandria places I saw in

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Alexandria and Arlington were bumping. I'm
like, then, goodness, didn't do

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that. Your boy went to Jimmy's
later in Herndon, surprisingly pretty busy for

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Hernda. Well, like you said, no one wants to go downtown,

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so they all go there. They
just stay there. And a dance floor.

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Yeah, if it's got a dance
floor, everybody's down with the dance

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floor. Everyone's also into those the
line, the pop line dancing there almost

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was a line. Dance was kind
of fun, but there wasn't, unfortunately,

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because now you know TikTok, you
can do a dance and be famous

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and it's fun. Because it was
free parking, ton't have to pay for

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parking. I did you love the
free parking. Who doesn't love free parking?

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You love paying for parking. I
always park I legally and either get

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a ticket or down, so I'll
deal with it after. I think I'm

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at like eighty percent not getting a
ticket, buddy, sure about that,

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Yes, sure about that. I'm
very sure about that because the last one

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I got, I thought I got
a ticket, but they put it in

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too early, so the ticket got
didn't didn't go through. Put it in

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too early the sign said from ten
to mid two am on a weekend,

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but on a weekend on the summer, they put a ticket at nine fifty

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nine, so it was too early, so avoided itself out. They would

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have waited till ten, I would
have got the ticket, but it could

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have been they were just doing that
so that my car wouldn't have gotten towed,

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or they would have known. This
guy's cool, so it's fine.

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Oh, because they saw you get
your car. That's a cool guy.

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That's cool. I can't wait to
ticket him later. Yeah, man,

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cool, be I got my tickets, but I really am probably like seventy

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to eighty percent on illegally parking and
not getting a ticket. But he did

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Frost and Contuta worked out for you. Yeah, because I always park on

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that street and it's always it's there's
no cops around there on a Saturday during

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the day at least maybe at night
it's different. But down that way he's

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also pretty dead, so you know
what I mean. We've a limited tickets

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available. Follow boy who see a
lot of people. That's my people Wednesday.

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Oh that is a tragic in Baltimore. It was here maybe, but

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in Baltimore, that's a long drive
for a Wednesday night. Yeah, for

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you to go from do you live
again in Fairfax? You you just went

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there. It's Fairfax. Yeah,
that felt like I felt so far away.

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It's old town Fairfax. But I
did remember as I was driving to

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the restaurant, it reminded me of
all the times I had to drive to

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the Patriots Center, which is now
called Area from when I did my part

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time, when I was working as
a as a hottie here for hot nighte

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nights. Disney on Ice also goes
if it's not a Capitol arena. Yes,

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and that was the way. And
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bunch with Max because he liked it. We haven't been in a couple years,

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so I think he's too old for
it. Now. Have we talked

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about how I was a stage hand
for that arena on this podcast? No,

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yeah, I used to be a
stage hand. This is probably twenty

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fourteen. Yeah, probably the year
before I started here. And so I

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was the like the backstage crew that
would tear down all the like equipment and

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stuff for a solid eight months.
I think. Did you get paid?

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Yeah? It wasn't the best type
of pay. It was like, all

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right, basically a roady. Yeah, I was a roady essentially, was

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a stage handed roady. Whatever.
I'd be like, all right, cool,

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event ends at ten o'clock, we
need you here at nine thirty,

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be ready to go, and you
just stand at the concert go late.

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You're just standing there not doing anything. You're still getting paid. And then

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like you're like, all right,
we're finishing it up. And so you

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pretty much would get paid for however
quickly everything was to tear it down,

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and I was always on the floor. I never got to go up above

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into the sky to tear down the
rasters, which was a cool job.

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That is a scary job. Man. The Gomez Liel Richie with the top

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two. I remember from those days
we tore down so we saw him pass

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by and it was great. That's
cool. Yeah, that's interesting. You

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know we try and surviving. Look
at you. It wasn't great for my

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sleep because you were to do all
of class till ten o'clock and then all

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right, let's go roady at ten
thirty. It didn't would have taken like

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two three hours. It would be
like four hours or something like that.

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You guys must have been moving slow. Well, it was like ten dudes

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for a whole arena. So you
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didn't take the actual equipment down.
I don't know. No, yeah,

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we didn't do chairs. It was
like the people that worked work there did

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chairs and we did the equipment stuff. Yeah, I got some skills.

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I know what happens when we go
backstage that are hot ninety nine to five

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jingle Ball and they're like, don't
stand there. I know why because there's

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a lot of cables that he does. Essentially just how like if you trip

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on an extension court at home,
Sam thing works at a con there more

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you just turn off their playback and
then it's really bad, man. You

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know, we figure it out.
They're not really you know well the theory

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though for another podcast, I'll have
to do outside of the building podcast.

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But out that's alry taken. But
Eric, but outside there's your podcast?

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What does that mean? You can't
talk about it in the building, so

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you just do it outside the building. But I want to talk about it

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no matter what, talk about it. It's such dumb here we talk about.

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How are you excited to see Ghostbusters
tonight? I am actually excited to

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see Ghostbusters tonight. I'm Empire frozen
Empire. Are they coming to Shakeshack with

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us? I don't know yet.
They might, so we'll see. Okay,

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we're not gonna get lunch there,
right, you tell me, baby,

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I'll pay for one, you pay
for the other. There's a lobster

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place I want to go, but
it's all about I can't do lobster for

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a line. So it's a lobster
roll. Oh where is it? It's

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in the Catlins in Gaithersburg. You
tell me, you want me to go

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north? All right, you have
to go. Who do you know who

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he's gotta go do today? He's
got to go Pokemon card Hell yeah,

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dude, he's got to complete the
one fifty one set, which is kind

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of cool and we're not gonna complete
it, but we're gonna get a next

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step on it. You know,
you're pretty much what five cards away sort

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of if you have five ten cards
here. Yeah, that's impressive, bro.

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You know we're trying. We try. Like the thing is so that

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if in case, I don't think
I've talked about it here, Nope,

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is Pokemon one fifty one. They
essentially came out with a set of cards

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that is like the OG Pokemon,
which, granted, let's face it,

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that's the ones we know, like
everybody knows. Sure, granted young Max

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probably doesn't know him because he's introduced
to the newer waves and stuff, but

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like Score Bunnies, you know,
I remember that bunny and Max is Key.

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I don't know that's one of them
too. But if you were into

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og Pokemon cards back the day,
like I was, like, my brother

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was, uh, this way to
do it, we're kind of on the

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tail end of it. So a
lot of it is like if you want

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something, you just gotta go buy
it. My brother got into it first

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and then I was like, oh, you look like having fun over there.

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I'm gonna get into that too,
And I think the cool thing about

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this is it has an end.
Where's a lot of cards like card sets,

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like, oh, we're so going
like Lorcana, which is the Disney

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one? Okay, like we're still
making them. There's no like end to

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it. So that's how I'm like, I know, I'm five to ten

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away. That's it. Yeah,
wow, finishing it And you're gonna sit

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on it right? Oh yeah for
sure, Like because I have a whole

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binder, I'm gonna sit on that
for well, we'll see what happens obviously

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price wise, but yeah, we
sit on in five years and see what

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happens. You excited? Do you
have like your own binder for like,

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how do you have it set up? If John and I do it?

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And it's funny because he organizes is
differently than I do. And he showed

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me his. I was like,
oh this is wrong. I do not

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like this is it by number?
He organizes it by like type or whatever

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and stuff. That's how Max has
his. But's how normally it is because

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normally it's like all the grass or
one through twenty five, yeah, and

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fire. But this is based on
the one fifty one and where's the number

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on the front, right on the
front bottom left. All least these cards

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are bottom left. Look at you, man, I'll bring it in once

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I finish it for you, don't
break it down. I'll bring it.

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Don't bring it. Bring in my
money binder. That's essentially what it is.

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Look at my valuable card. I
leave it here. The gods,

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the gods from Princess and the frug
Speaking of money stuff and retro things,

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do you know what I found out
today while I was looking on tic tach

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vintage Legos? Yeah? Do you
know what? They made a set when

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the movie came out, the Lego
movie Speed Racer. Oh yeah, but

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would you want that though? Because
I feel like that's like before Lego.

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Well, I mean Lego has always
been around. I feel like it took

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off starting like twenty tens. Well
they took off more of the pandemic.

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Like there always was Star Wars Legos, but like they got really to look

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at them when you make look at
the first Millennium Falcon, How janky was?

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I think they just the engineering has
gotten better. Yeah, that's what

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makes it better. But they have
a three speed Racer sets, four hundred

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and forty three dollars for all three
or four each one that's not worth it,

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because do you build it or do
not build it? In the case

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and it's it's sealed, you wouldn't
You would sit on it, you know

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why, because why would you sell? You bought it to open it,

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and you paid four hundred dollars for
a lego that probably was back in the

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day twenty dollars maybe. C Speed
Racer is secretly one of my most favorite

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the movie or showing characters. Do
you like the movie? I love the

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movies good. It's a little kitty
at times, but for the most part

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it's good because it was supposed to
be campy, like the show the Kowski's

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made it. You know. Yes, visually it's stunning and it's got a

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lot of great actors in it,
but it was supposed to be a little

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like sixties throwback campiness with modern technology
than film. Its spinner roos and up

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and downies and all that stuff in
the cars. Wacky races. I know

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that one where they had all the
cartoon network Hanna Barbara characters race against each

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other. I don't know why you
don't like my retrost Hannah Barbera. Why

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do you always poo poo my stuff? I'm not Poo poo, and I

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watched Wacky Racers? Is it because
you don't watch it? I watch Wacky

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Racers. I don't know Wacky Racers
is, yes, you do for sure.

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You know the main villain is Dick
Dastardly. Wacky Racers. I don't

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remember this. Wacky Wacky Races started
in nineteen sixty eight. All the racers

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were like characters from a Canna barbar. So, yeah, Dick Dastardly,

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these are like the original characters.
But they had I definitely don't remember this,

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all right, zoom and enhanced this
image because they you had. This

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was like not Winnie the Pooh,
What the hell is it? Yogi Bear?

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You had the cave men from the
Flintstones and the shark guy. Wasn't

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it too? Yeah, there's a
bunch of characters in it, you know.

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No, I definitely don't remember that. Peter Perfect, Penelope pit Stop,

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Lazy Luke and Blubber Bear, Rufus
rough Cut, the ant Hill Mom.

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But you are bad guys. They
were bad guys, you know you

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remember these guys? Not really?
Oh, come on, it was great.

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It was because my mom made me
watch it and so we had so

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ninety sixty eight. You know,
I don't know. I definitely wasn't born

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then. I know you weren't.
Thank god, thank god, I still

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work here when I was that old? Would that be impressive or would that

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be dangerous? Fifty six? Fuck? Yeah? Fifty six? Wow,

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that's old. Well, hey,
you'll get in there, buddy. What

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else you got on your mind today? Well, something on my mind is

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I need your helps. Shouldn't not
be played at a wedding in twenty twenty

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four. I know there's a lot. I only have a list. I

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can only put ten on the list. Uh so more and I are like

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finalizing the list with our DJ right
now. Of like songs we don't want

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to hear at the wedding at all, even if you request it. We're

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not doing requests. Which one any
of them? Oh well, we didn't

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put that on there, but I
doubt they're gonna play that. So if

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Rob's gonna be there, he's gonna
ask Rob's gonna ask for I guess,

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so I'd be like, do you
see that man? You see that man

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over there? Until he talks to
me, he gets no sleep from you.

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So all right, So you have
sleein dion on here we also have

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cun music unless we've listed it of
what song it is at all, do

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not play. Yeah, I would
say no country music at all my wedding

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if I already get married, not
one country song. We originally at first

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Moore said no Latin music, and
then I was like, Homie, you

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love listening to a Latin music?
Yeah, she loves her better. We

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love Takata. That's a good song. No not, that's takiti No taki,

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takata, takata, that's what it
says. And then Mio, that's

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the Drake song. No, that's
a bad bunny song. Nia is a

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bad bunny song. It's a Drake
song, isn't it a bad bunny media?

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Drake mea y bad bunny. But
Drake's on it. It's both their

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songs. That's we're both right.
Yeah, they both released it separately.

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That's what it was. So on
our due not playlist right now. Agree

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or disagree is what I do for
you. Let's go the B fifty two's

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love Shack. Oh, come on
Shack. It's really a place where we

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can't get to get that love Shark. Let's say I said, the old

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people are gonna dance really my dad, Mom love Love that's cool shark,

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But I dance that love Shark.
You're gonna dance that? No, how

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you dance that? I don't we
you just dance The next single song No,

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I basically did basically just repeat it
ten times. Next one's the Chicken

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Dance. Definitely, No, Dad, get rid of that song. No

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celebration by cooling the game. Oh
I guess celebrate good medium. Okay,

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all right, Uptown Funk is on? Do not play? Why because we

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heard so many times and every weddy
don't funk you up? Uptown funk you

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up. That's because everyone can dance
that song. My mom's favorite artist is

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Brutomr. I mean everyone loves Bruno
Maris even MGM. That's what. Yeah?

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All right? Next one, Caton
Eye Joe. Yeah, it's gone,

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it's no one knows how to do
it anyway. Next one, we

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are family. I got all my
sisters at me. Okay, blurred lines.

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What's the song by Robin thick Over
everybody's yeah, they played at weddings.

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They do all our Next one,
shut up and dance, Shot up

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and back? Which shut up and
dance with me? It's overplayed it too

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many weddings. What's the mood?
I like walk the Moon, I like

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them. But that song is at
every damn wedding and you're like, oh,

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where is it? Uh? Play
that funky music? White Boy will

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not be played at our wedding.
That is so you though that funky music

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because you got funk. You got
funk, you got that funky music.

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Our last one. I want to
dance with somebody on the do not playlist.

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Wait Waitnie Houston, why because it's
played too many damn times at weddings.

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But you'll have Mariah on. We
have maras on here. Well Mariah

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song when we put on our wedding. Oh, why am I blanking?

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Why am I blanking? I can
look it up for you, all right?

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Carry what song? Not the Christmas
song? Yeah? The Christmas song

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for Christmas is you No always be
my baby? Yeah, my baby?

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And then and then butterfly. That's
a great song. Fantasy, fantasy,

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that's it. Oh man, look
at this list. Holy night. You

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gotta play that shake it off.
I don't think that's oh touch my body,

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I remember, Yeah, you gotta
play that one. We're not playing

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that. It's not take You can't
not have Whitney bro, you can.

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You're Mora's bodyguard. Bro, you
need my bodyguard. Thus it cancels out.

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Okay, you're her bodyguard's bodyguard.
I'm not your wife. The wedding,

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I think that's it. Yeah,
I think you. I think you

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had a good anohing country. Well, sorry, excuse me. I love

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you know who I love puting the
blowfish? What's his face? I want

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to be with you, Darius Rucker, Yeah, wagon Wheel. I actually

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do love that song that might be
on the list is like an end song.

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The main thing is is that we
don't want sing songy songs at our

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wedding. Want people to dance and
not just sing the whole time. But

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they'll dance as they sing. No, but then it's like, all right,

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let's get the dance circle going.
I hate that dance circle, but

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they that's how you as a DJ, you're supposed to get it done.

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Bro, I see a dance circle, I'm gonna bust it up immediately out

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of my wedding. Why, I'm
like, get out of here, go

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dance in smaller groups. What are
they gonna do with the congo? That's

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different, that's fine, that's a
dance cup and shuffle. Great, dance,

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chat to us, slide a dance, but everyone in the shovel in

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the dance circle, people are just
standing there looking at the one person dancing

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that's good at dancing, And then
you get anxiety figuring out they did that

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dance? What dance can I do? You gone way too deep to think

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about these things. Baby, wait
to make sure you have a good time.

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We got that, Marguerita Viltequeu.
I mean anybody to get swasty.

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It's your wedding. I can't wait
for you to take everyone home from here,

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because that's what you're gonna end up
having to do. What do you

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mean you're gonna be the driver?
We all know that. No, I'm

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not. They're all gonna pile in
your car on the way to the hotel.

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Like, I'm not even at this
hotel. Who's coming with me?

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John Sauce, Rob Mallory plus baby, well baby and tummy. But yeah,

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no, Mal, no, Mal, make Rob get an uber now,

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she'll make you driver of the hotel. She won't, she won't.

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I'll put money on that one.
I'm not. I can't put money.

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I got money. Go a wedding. It's save money. Everybody going car

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my priorities. Well, we know
what your priorities, and it is to

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hear something from a little South South
Korean man name cy time put something Ungham.

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Stop you keep asking me, why
is our theme song for this Congham

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style? Why the hell not?
That's why? Why not? The man

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had a couple of hit Gentleman was
another hit from Si which wasn't as play

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as much as his Gogham style.
But you know what, we don't even

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have it in the system, so
we do. It is in the system.

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You gotta look for it. We
don't have it in the quick system

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quick system. But we read real
miss connections from the actual d m V

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that people post at Washington d C
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which is missed connections. Couldn't couldn't
get the rest of the id connections

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miss our first one. Also,
keep in mind we compete against one another.

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See who's freaker Maryland, Eric's people, Virginia my people, or d

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C Everybody's people, everybody's people because
they're in the nation's capital. So the

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first one up. When she finally
laid eyes on it, her eyes began

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to wide in Lincoln Park. This
is not the band Lincoln Park. No,

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this is in Lincoln Park. Uh. It's the point of the workday,

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or nothing else productive will occur.
So here I am trying to find

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at least one woman to take part
in a creative writing project. I've included

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the potential beginning to a chapter.
So we choose this path or take it

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in a completely different direction. Erection
as an erotic novel. All right,

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that's DCT erotic novel. We could
we could make an AI right one about

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you. No, I want to
write it myself out. That's my favorite.

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That's been my dream is to write
an erotic fan fiction neanxst one up.

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Finishing poles, Not finishing poles,
Oh, fishing poles. Sorry.

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I'm into fishing poles and the fun
you can have with them. I like

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to clean a polish them any size
or age. I have to. I

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have a place to clean them.
You just sit back and relax while I

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do work. Finish fishing that fishing
pole in Forestville? Is that Virginia,

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right, that's I think Maryland.
Technically that it's Virginia, Maryland. That's

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Virginia. Alexandria is here. This
is the mayor, this is the Virginia.

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This is the Maryland. You're right, that's all right, it's suitling.

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You're right, my bad, all
right? One up to come upon?

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Is there one woman, one woman
willing to rate my whimsical undergarment motorcat.

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I took a shot early and thought
it turned out rather well, but

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I'd love to hear from at least
one woman to be sure. I know

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this is completely ridiculous, but I'm
rather restless tonight. I need to know

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if my whimsical undergarment is fun or
not. It's very whimsical, very whimsical.

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Next one, missing the couple connections. Hi, everyone, I'm looking

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for an open minded couple or or
let's focus on your girl pleasure. I'm

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a guy. I would like to
find a couple for ideally regular fun encounters.

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Let's chat, let's meet and see
if we have chemistry for some adult

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time. Acopo. That's Virginia.
That's right. Next one up, last

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sun Missing Dad Springfield title says it
all. I'm in my late twenties,

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white male, been without my dad
for a long time. Are you out

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there now? Where's my dad?
Samon? Or they're looking for a deaddy.

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They're probably looking for a Zetti gen
Z Daddy. Let's go next one

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up. The lady that I will
have a misconnection with this week, Ashburn,

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Virginia. I'm a semi frequent traveler
in this area. I have chatted

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to some nice folks on here.
I would like to find a woman that

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would like to go to dinner or
catch a movie one evening, maybe just

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hang out. If that's all you're
up for, hit me up. If

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you're interested to see a movie tonight, we are Do you want to come

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with? Come on down. Eric's
got an extra spot. No, I

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got to No, you have an
extra spot I'm taking. I'm increasing your

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chances. Oh my gosh, what
if you brought two women in the same

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movie premiere that you invited and forgot
about. Yeah, it is a U

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move. Hey you have to sit
next to this lady. That is a

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definite old school Eric move. But
you know what, I love it whenever

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you do invite someone and I'm like, Eric, did you think? What

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did you think about that? Eric? What do you think about that?

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And You're like, shut up,
I'm trying to talk to this woman right

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here. No, I talk to
you more than I do them. Then

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they get jealous ain't nobody close to
you to me baby, especially in his

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wig. Please, even though they
like to think so, they don't know

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what's going on. Now we whisper
sweet nothing's to each other. We do

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whisper sweet onns and it was your
wife does get mad when week she loves

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it? Wink a lot of you
and her. I wink the same amount.

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I know. Anyway, that does
it for this week. We will

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be back next week? Will we
potentially fight the man? Eric may or

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may not be back next week.
I finally doesn't exist because people are more

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on a timeout. Who knows,
go send in the corner, get your

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time out. Can't put baby in
the corner. You're not a baby,

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You're grown ass man? Am I
I think so? All right? Okay,

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anyway, my name's Hoody. You
can follow me at Andrew Hoodie.

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That's a for why you follow Eric
at mister Eric V. That's m R

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E R I c K V har
Green week. Always remember it's okay to

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be weird that sexy. It got
weird, didn't it. Yeah,