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three boys Moran Boys. When was
the last time all three of you guys

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have been together? I not last
time we were here, right, all

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three of you together though, all
three of us. Yeah, I want

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to say, what was the lesson
we were down for Christmas? It was

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about a year ago, about a
year ago, I think. Wow.

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The last time the three of us
were together was at last Christmas at Yams.

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Yeah, about a year ago.
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,

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but all three of you were together
for a little while though, right,

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yeah, we were there at least
part of Christmas break. Yeah, all

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right, because there's been a lot
of ripping and busting balls, and primarily

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from you. What you just pick
on these guys relentlessly because I'm the funniest.

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I'm the funniest one. You are, Okay, you literally told me.

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I didn't say that ever, you
have said percent I think you're the

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quickest. I don't know if you're
the funniest. I have said that he's

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he's funny. I don't know that
I ever said the funniest. When did

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I say I'm the funniest two years
ago? I want to say, now

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does it? How does it make
you two feel? I don't care,

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well, study paycheck, I don't
need to. I got you. But

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he's funny. He's very funny.
He's funny. He's also gets a little

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but someone some of his stuff is
like self deprecating, and it's in other

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words, you make yourself part of
the joke, which makes it better because

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you're not really picking on anybody in
particular. And that's always a little bit.

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You know, people appreciate that.
I think a little bit more when

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I got out of the when I
got out of the barbie, I'm gonna

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say, it look like a lesbian
comedian. Okay, Well that wasn't what

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I was thinking, but yeah,
all right, okay, that's wonderful.

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That's wonderful. What's the matter.
And I was just like, look,

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okay, so all three guys together, we're gonna go down today, will

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be with my entire family, all
your aunts and uncles and cousins. And

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I was wondering, like, growing
up, you know, both my grandfathers,

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both on both sides, were gone
by the time I was your guys

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age. You're twenty three and Jordan's
twenty one. But do you ever,

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I mean, and you're both your
grandparents are on both sides still alive.

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Yeah, what were they like to
you growing up? At least my parents?

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Because I never really knew whether it
was like Mamarge was just great.

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Great. She's the embodiment of what
you think of when you think of great.

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Really, I didn't really start to
connect with pop Vill until I think

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recently. Yeah, he was a
little more quiet off. I was always

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close with Grandpa. Yeah, yeah, well he went he went to your

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McQuaid thing. He went to all
my McQuaid stuff. Anytime, like anytime

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that there was like a grandparents day
or something. You know, I couldn't

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always get somebody else to go.
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always get Grandpa to go. I
kind of find it funny that you find

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you say, Mom March is the
embodiment of what a grandmother is in your

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mind. Always go to grandma's house. She'd had the house on the hill,

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Yeah, on the backwoods, all
of it. Yeah, But I

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mean, did she do grandmotherly things. Yeah. She was a pain of

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the ass when I was growing up. I don't remember that. You maybe

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I was to pay to the ends. Well, it's funny you say that,

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because Jackson, do you remember the
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she was babysitting us and she like
snapped on us because we wanted pop corners

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on thing. I don't know if
it was something, I don't know what

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it was. I remember, I
think, I remember, really, I

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love this. The specific thing I
remember from that was her saying, what

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happened to those nice, well behaved
little boys that I know in the door?

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And it was because you and I
were just going at each other over

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something really stupid. I don't remember
what it was. And then nothing,

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no, nothing new. And eventually
we started messing with grandma a little bit

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because we were trying to convince her
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what mom and Dad said. We
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then she would be calling us to
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and we'd eat our dinner, go
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and she'd be like, why aren't
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aren't you guys helping I'm like,
wow, we did, and we were

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we just put our stuff in the
in the dishwasher. What do you want

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us to do here? What do
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I just remember she snapped on us
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We were like, what eight and
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there? No, no, because
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I think I was like seven.
I want to say, like you were

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like, no, you weren't that
one of us. I was like,

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you were like eight years old.
So when she snapped at you, you

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should bring this up to her because
it would be funny bring it up to

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her. Are you going to might
I'm going to avoid this conversation? Why,

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well, because I don't need because
this isn't the drama we should bring

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up in holidays. Yeah, it's
kind of what you bring up at holidays.

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It's just reminiscing about like the stupid
ship we would getting to his kids.

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Jamison, sit up a second.
What was the did you ever get

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yelled at by Oh? Yeah,
you got yelled at last year. No,

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he didn't get yelled at a lot. Did you get yelled at a

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lot by grandparents? Oh? My
grandparents? No? No, I don't

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think he got yelled at a lot
as a kid. I mean, there

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was the phrase, what was the
phrase, Jameison, God damnit? James.

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I used to do it, god
damn. Because James and used to

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sit in his high chair. He
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pick people off from across the room. All of a sudden there'd be a

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sippy cup in the back of your
head, those big heavy four cell phones.

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Yeah, you threw that. Then
then it was a brilliant idea to

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take because you were just a toddler
and make a ball pit. So there

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was a ball pit in a playpen. And Jamison, I don't even I'm

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not sure if you were just beginning
to walk or not. You would take

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the balls. You were supposed to
like play around in the balls, roll

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around, you know all this stuff, you huh. But you would take

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them and you would just just start
them. You would stand up and just

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start whipping them. You were just
throwing them. You were like in Elf

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with the snowballs. Yeah, non
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I mean my margin all and probably
not as close for you. No,

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there's a lot of big changes when
you were little, so that that

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didn't that didn't go as as for
these guys where they had the memory of

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being yelled at my grandma. But
Jamison got in a little bit of trouble

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last year. Was Grandpa at Christmas
time? What were you doing? What

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happened? You are you doing?
What are you doing? What are you

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doing? Papa? Grandpa, what
were you doing with Jameson? What'd you

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do? Jameison won't talk? Speak
your truth, boy, Jamison? Uh

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what a little guess like a lot
often like over and over and over and

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he said, God damn it,
Jamison. Right, Oh, that's all

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right, it's all fun. Remember
the joke we played, Remember the Remember

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the joke we played on Grandma last
year. Marge, I cannot believe you

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let him do that. It wasn't
him who did it. It was your

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aunt and kate him. No,
I said, here, recognized it right

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away. You guys like I say
things and you were in I remember hearing

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about Dad told me the story.
What was on? I think we posted

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on social media. I'll probably come
my memories around. Yeah, I forget

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what we had her say. I
remember you guys face having me about around

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eleven forty five. We had said
yes, I don't Harry, and then

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someone else said, Mike ku Chi
is Harry. That's what it was not

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funny? Well that's what that's that's
what that's like. I saw a video

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on hissra Sellar. This guy went
to Starbucks and he said his name was

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Finn good Mass. You guys,
says finger my ass. Of course,

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every thirteen year old adult, every
boy that has stopped growing at the age

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of thirteen, everybody completely devoid of
talent, decided to make a name for

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themselves on social media. That's all
right, you stopped. Hang on a

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second, let let's slow down here. So what I want. I'm going

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to start with you, Jamison,
because it's Thanksgiving, and what are you

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thankful for? Really? Money?
Money, you've been making money and family

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and family. You sit right up
into the microphone and the friends and clothes

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and and I mean, look at
me in the face, look at my

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body. Okay, food? Yeah, Jordan, you got anything? Thankful

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that I'm gonna finally be done with
school, Yeah, at least for a

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little bit. Yeah, you're gonna
be done. You graduate in May.

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Yeah, that's very good. So
I'm really thankful that that's going to happen.

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Jackson, got anything? Yeah,
I'm grateful that I finally have a

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plan to really start my life in
hopefully July. And I'm grateful I live

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in a country where I can pursue
for see that. Yeah. I thought

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this was kind of an interesting thing
with you guys, and I wanted to

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to point this out, and I
debated whether or not to say it to

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you privately or say it like on
the podcast. But it's something I've sort

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of said on the podcast already,
so I don't really have a problem necessarily

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singing it again. But I think
that I was thinking about this. I

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saw something that someone said, you
know, life is just a play,

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and even Shakespeare had that whole thing
of jameson life is a play, and

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that you strut and fret your hour
upon the stage and then are heard no

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more. And a lot of times
people say, you know, when they

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cross over, they look back and
they go it was it was just a

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play. There was nothing really all
that important there. We made big deals

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out of little things. But at
the same time, if life is just

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a play, you're the author of
that play and you get to determine what

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happens, and you can write and
rewrite the story as it goes. And

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I was thinking of you guys,
and I thought, wow, like all

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three of you guys wrote the story
a little differently. And the first one,

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the first guy that I was kind
of thinking of in that regard,

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was Jordan. Because I will say
this and it will sound maybe a little

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harsh, I don't know. But
when Jordan was going and choosing a college,

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I didn't necessarily think that Roberts was
going to be the place he would

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land. Well, no, I
don't think that that at all, because

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I think you're not let me finish
here because you wanted to be You wanted

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to go and pursue athletics. You
had decided, and you saw your buddy

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who was getting recruited by Fisher and
all this stuff, and I remember thinking

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that you were okay, but how
is this going to go? And would

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you be frustrated and would you be
able to keep up? And would you

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be able to do all this stuff? Well, here we are towards the

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end of your college career and you're
about to break the school record. So

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I'm going, yeah, you rewrote
the story. It's not going to change

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all at once, but you rewrote
the story. You made yourself into the

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athlete you wanted to be, and
I think that, to me, that's

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amazing. And I was going,
you know, Jackson, who like a

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lot of times I think when you
were little, I think there were i'll

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call it a governor put on you. You put a governor on a motor

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to keep it from going over a
certain speed or do certain things. I

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think there were a lot of labels
and different things that got put on you

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and different you know, all this
stuff. You went and pushed yourself.

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You're a waiter. You just you
have a full time job. You like

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you hustle, you like to go
wait tables on the weekends. That was

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something a waiter in particular, was
something from all the labels that got thrown

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on you. Was not something they
thought. You rewrote the story. I

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read you rewrote the story. I
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say they don't want to wait tables
because that's too stressful first responders. First

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responders. Yeah, but I mean, my only thing is the communication actual

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abilities. All these things that were
was I without saying too much, there

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were just things that people thought that
was to something that would be beyond maybe

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the ability. It's not. It
wasn't. You did it. You've proved

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that you can. You rewrote the
story. You didn't, you know what

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I mean? And then this little
guy over here who's out hustling and making

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money like crazy. You can rewrite
the story at any point, is my

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is my point. And you've you've
gone and made how much money cleaning windows

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and cleaning garbage casts. I've been
doing it for about like what three two

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months something like that. Yeah,
I've made like five six thousand dollars five

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or six thousand dollars. Okay,
that's very impressive. And again I only

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bring this up to you guys,
so for the rest of your lives,

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realize that you can change at any
time. You can change it to whatever

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you want it to be. It
doesn't have to stay the way it is.

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You are the author, and you
can rewrite it. You rewrote it.

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You weren't breaking records in school,
Jordan, when you were in track.

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That wasn't anything that anybody really thought
you would do. Here you are

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now you're about to Jordan even went
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Jordan never knew, had never done
it. Shows up, doesn't know

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any of the rules and doesn't have
a singlet, so he has to borrow

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one from a guy. So he
borrows the singlet. His underwear is sticking

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out. They have to cut the
underwear, and then there are rules to

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the weightlifting and what did you come
in third in my weight class? Because

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I suck at math? Whereas so
for that competition, I had to convert

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everything from pounds to kilos, and
I didn't do it right. So I

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started out with weights that were lower
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And if I had started higher,
I could have gone higher. Yeah,

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but everyone looked at me crazy.
When I would jump up from something that

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was like like a three, like
a three point thirty squad and then jump

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to four hundred. Yeah, people
looked at me, like, you sure

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you want to do that? I'm
like, yeah, I should have entered

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with four. Sorry. Yeah,
And you know, I like, like

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you said, I had never done
anything like that, but I always wanted

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to, and well, finally found. This is the thing that I'm saying

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is like I've learned from watching you
guys that at any moment, you can

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change you rewrite the story. The
story is yours to write. You can

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be your do or have anything you
want. You just gotta now. Is

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there some effort involved, Yes,
but it should be inspired effort. You

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want to be a weightlifter, so
you'll work towards that, and doesn't really

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feel like work. It feels good. It feels you like the lifting of

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the way, you know, lifting
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that I think the same thing with
Jamison. He likes money. Jamison likes

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having money, so he's out hustling. It probably doesn't feel like work when

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you're washing windows and things because in
your head it's just racking up dollars and

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that's sort of what you see and
the same thing for you, you know,

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I find it very impressive and I
so I am actually thankful this year

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for the lesson you guys taught me
in that you can rewrite it at any

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at any moment. What do you
want to say? Do you think that

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the part, like one of the
best parts of being a father is that

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when we were born, you got
to like imagine what we were going to

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be, like just imagining, oh, I just burn this thing into the

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world is going to grow up to
be for eighty years, it's going to

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be alive maybe more, and it's
going to do so many things. Let

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me imagine the things that they can
do, and like, what if they

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become like the big Did you ever
think of something like that? I did

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think that, you know, any
one of you guys could probably have the

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potential to be president of the United
States or whatever. I never put any

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restrictions and I tried not to interfere
too much. I know that I have

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a very competitive spirit, so I
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But I never did because I figured
you guys all would sort of find your

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own way and what you like.
Then we'd be there to guide you.

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But let's go to what what interests
you and not be stuck doing something you

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don't want to do it. It
was kind of my thinking on all that

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stuff. Who are you looking forward
to seeing the most? At Thanksgiving?

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Later today? Today? Well this
will drop on Thanksgiving? Actually, yeah,

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so who who do you look for? Who are you looking forward to

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seeing the most? Everybody's afraid why
why are you afraid to say? I

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know you want to see I know
exactly who you want to see the most?

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Kate Damn. Yeah, Yeah,
that's it, Kate, Cousins.

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The cousins, Yeah, the kids. The kids all love Jameson and Jordan.

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Do you have I don't really have
like one person in particular, but

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I'm looking forward to seeing Kevin and
Grandpa. Yeah. I haven't seen them

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in a while. I haven't seen
them I think since last year, Like

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it's been a full year since I've
seen any of them. Okay, uh,

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Jameson has been up to pranks and
things. He had put a condom

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on the top of the tree and
then had talked about how he was thinking

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of taking a condom, putting some
lotion in it, and throwing it on

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Jackson's bed. Oh, that's great, County is so great. Please do

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that, not fast, dude,
You can't catch me. Alright, You're

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all right, Please do it,
Please do it. Poison your food threw

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down because I used a condom and
on your bed. And Mom's never gonna

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find out. How's she gonna how's
she gonna find's gonna dumb as You're the

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one who just You're the one,
you who just threatened to poison my food?

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All right, all right, all
right, have a great Thanksgiving everybody.

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It's a short one today, Just
a short one. Go and enjoy

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watch some football. For Jamison making
that money, Jordan breaking those records,

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Jackson hustling. I'm Bill Moran.
Well see you tomorrow. Iron Smoked Distillery

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of Fairport, New York. You
know what I got for my Thanksgiving dessert?

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I went and got some rattlesnake rosies
chocolate peanut butter pie because I'm gonna

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liquid diet dessert diet, liquid dessert
diet. Yeah, oh yeah, and

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anybody in my family we're gonna have
that. It's gonna be fantastic, so

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delicious. Hopefully you're having a wonderful
Thanksgiving. You know, if you'd like

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to burn off some of those Thanksgiving
calories, I would suggest Tomorrow Friday,

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Black Friday, the twenty fourth,
get over to Iron Smoke Distillery. Ethos

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is doing acoustic the acoustic sessions beginning
of three thirty, and then you can

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burn off some of those Thanksgiving calories
jumping around to the great sounds of something

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Else playing all your favorites. They're
a fantastic cover band. It's all happening

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that Iron Smoked Distillery in Fairport,
New York. Baby,