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Say hello, hello, hello,
Hello, hello, hello, hello,

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and welcome to Laura Cane after Dark, nice recovery. I just saw a

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blank spot and I wanted to fill
it with a hello. I'm Laura Cane.

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By the way, this is my
co host Eric River. And that

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other voice you hear flooding around is
producer Brian. And what's going on?

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Guys? It's almost October, spooky
month. We should we got to work

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on doing the Whaley House thing,
although I know you know what else we

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could do. We could also do
the Coronado I mean the Hotel del Coronado

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World. That's just a regular hotel, though I know it's spooky. But

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Whaley House, that's I don't know, Whaley House feels way more significant.

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You don't think being in more closed
quarters is going to be scarier, No,

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you don't. Seems comforting. Plus
I think a Whaley House would be

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cheaper, true, probably true,
probably true? And who knows, it's

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October, it might be booked up
already, although they don't give you the

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real number. I think I've heard
of the of the room. Yeahs,

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I've seen stuff at the Cornado and
they're like, yeah, it's kind of

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haunted. But no, I'm seeing. I've heard people run out of their

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rooms in the middle of the night. Oh, I've talked to a guy

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pictures, I'm talking. I'm talking. I'm talking to a guy. Talkt

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I've spoken to a guy. You
make me laugh. It's so funny.

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Thank god. Stop it would be
a comedian. Stop it. Who was

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of He worked the elevators there,
and he told me stories about that when

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I used to live in Coronado,
So it is true that it's very haunted

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there as well. Anyway, my
god, oh my god. Okay,

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Okay, so my host chat has
to do again with my trip to

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New Orleans now alands. Now,
when we went into the voodoo shop,

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we bought some little potions. They
had all these different potions, like one

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was for the lottery and gambling.
I'm sorry what what what were the ingredients

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in these? I bet they had
to come with ingredients. This is driving

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me. Oh here it is here. Okay, I found I found him.

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I found him. I found him. I found him. So my

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sister got one from one is for
cleansing the house. Look at your hair?

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What? Oh? Oh wow?
Oh anything? Actually she looks like

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the Cowardly Live and the Wizard of
Oz. Air's so horrible right now?

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Oh my god, what did you
get just hit hit by a wind tunnel

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or something? Did you get a
potion for that? Maybe let me fix

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it? Oh my god, I'll
look like I don't know, but you

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look like. Wow, it is
a hot mess. You're making it worse.

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Hot mess. Don't put mine.
Nobody looks really bad. No,

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one doesn't. Looks way better,
it does better. Oh my god.

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Wow. Okay. Anyway, so
my sister and my mom and I we

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each bought two potions and they were
like two for twenty five bucks, right

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huh. So one of the potions
I got was get that job, okay,

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And it has instructions like how you're
supposed to put the potion on and

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done it. No, you don't
drink it. You just put it on.

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It's oil with some like magic herbs
and magic and intention put on it.

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It's whatnot. It's basically chicken seasoning. No, now listen, I'm

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gonna give you guys a dab of
my other potion that I got. I

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want the lottery wine. Actually,
now this one is. This one is

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general good fortune. Okay, So
that one is that covers all bases I

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feel. If I don't get a
raise this week, then I do you

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have to do it on any risks. Here's here's what I I did it

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on the wrist, and I also
did on the palm of my hand.

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Boom, okay, come come over
here. Oh it smells. It's good,

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it doesn't it. It smells good. Okay, wrist okay, now,

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palm of your hand, pollm of
your hand. Okay. Now,

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I told you when we went to
the casino, Yes, we went.

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We got we got these and we
put we like layered them. We put

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on my general good fortune, and
we put on my mom's lotto in gambling

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a line. First night we went. I lost some money. Second night,

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Oh not really that much, like
fifty sixty bucks hundred Oh god,

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no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

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My limit if I if I'm gambling
is one hundred bucks. And that

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is it. Oh really, yeah, well, so I guess I had

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I had one. I had won
thirty nine dollars. And the second night

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we went and I couldn't find my
little ticket because you know, they come

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in the tickets now instead of the
money. So the next day I'm like,

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oh my god, here's my ticket
for thirty nine dollars. We have

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to go back to the casino because
I have to play this thirty nine dollars.

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And meanwhile, we had put in
we had put the magic potion on

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our hands and on our fingertips.
So whatever, boom boom boo boo boom

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boom, boom, boo boom,
eight hundred and ninety three dollars later,

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boom boo boo boo boom, And
how much did you come home with?

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I came home with all of it. Oh, okay, thirty nine dollars.

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You turned it into eight hundred.
Yes, now it's oh my god.

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The slots are so fun these days. Yes, they are because they

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have like big giant things that happen. Oh, I know, but you

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just push a button. Black Jack
is in pokers what's fun. Oh no,

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not in my opinion when you when
these new Okay, there's a Willy

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Wonka one. Now that is the
machine goes from the floor to the ceiling.

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I've seen those. It is so
fun to play, okay, or

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or you spend a couple hundred bucks, I can just get you like a

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video game or something that isn't you
know, draining money? No, well

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no, I like I'm not draining
money. I went one time or three

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times, but I but I came
back with eight hundred and ninety three dollars

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after putting on the good Fortune potion. All right, that's impressive. Okay,

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thank you very much. I said
someone turned five bucks into a thousand

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and like eighty bucks once really how
like through the black jack? Through black

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jack, I mean he lost it
all by the end of the night.

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But that is the key to walk
away because yeah, the one, the

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one that I'm talking about, the
one slot machine has like these three like

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firecracker like uh, they're just a
bunch of firecrackers and there's three levels and

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one is purple, one is red, and one is green, and you

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have to like light all the firecrackers. Still gets to the top and this

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big thing happens is big explosion and
all this money. It's just it's just

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so fun. So play that game. If you ever see the three Firecrackers

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play slots. Oh my god,
but you play a penny. But I

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but I bet one hundred and seventy
eight, So basically a dollar seventy eight

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each spin is what I usually play. You gotta play a big to win

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big. You know what I'm saying, Wow, you ball are eight hundred

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ninety three dollars later, you'll be
gone by has it? Is it gone

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yet? Oh? Most yeah,
pretty much like oh my god, Well

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I had to pay for the ride
back to the airport, and then I

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had to pay for some airport food. This is the last day. And

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then I had to oh and then
I had to pay for the boarding for

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the dog that I had boarded.
So you went without having these things paid

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for it lucky And I'm just saying
that's like I had the cash, so

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I just used it. It was
awesomely a very different story had she not

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watched, like, oh, sorry, I can't pay for the boarding,

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didn't win at the casino? Oh
no no, oh no, no,

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no no, no, we're very
We're not I wouldn't say like responsible,

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but we're responsible, Like we're not
going to walk up. We're not going

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to spend eight hundred dollars at the
casino and risk losing that much money.

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The most I will risk losing is
one hundred. That's the most at risk.

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And this time around it was fifty. If I was on vacation and

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one like eight hundred bucks out of
nothing, I might blow it all there

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because who cares. I only had, you know, But it was the

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last day, so it was kind
of like, you know, I don't

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know a lot more good fortune potion, I guess I made, bought some

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things at the airport, who knows, you know, some stupid, you

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know, impulse purchases. But so
that was really fun and I really believe

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it was from the potion. So
thank you very much. That's my host,

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Chock. What about you? So
I back in a well when I

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graduated from college after I got my
degree, I eighteen sixty three. Yeah,

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when I was still writing on stone
tables. I had taken out school

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loans because when I got into college, I shortly after I got a modeling

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contract, so I didn't go back
to college. And then years later when

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my contract was up and I didn't
renew it. I decided, well,

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I guess I should go back to
college. While my parents had used my

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college money to remodel the kitchen.
Oh no. And so I was like,

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well, I'm gonna go back and
I'm gonna pay for it myself.

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So the classes that I needed,
because my degree is in business management was

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they were impacted at San Diego State. So I had to go to a

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private university because I wanted to get
in and out. And so I took

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out school loans and I took out
enough to pay my rent while I was

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in school. So I took out
extra, and I was still paying on

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my school loans because they're expensive,
and if when they when you have to

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start paying on them, because they
give you a certain grace period and then

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you have to start paying on them. They were so expensive that I had

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to go back and go, hey, look I can't afford what you're asking

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me to pay. So they and
you can barely break even. Like the

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interest is so high that even though
you're paying on it, the interest just

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keeps accumulating it. It's just like
with a high interest credit card. Right

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great, I'm feeling great right now, feeling really great. It making me

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feel really happy. I've got so
many school loans with my kids right now.

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Oh my god, this is scaring
me. But continues. So when

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COVID hit right at the height of
it, the financial co openy that I

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was doing my loans through, I
had two different ones, had a I

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forget what they're called, but I
had a two of them, totaling about

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maybe a little over fifty thousand dollars
that was still owed. And they said,

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okay, well with this new the
Biden administration was doing this thing where

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they were paying off school loans,
or they were talking about it. They

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were talking, they did they did
a wave of them, not like everyone's

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but a small right, So I
you got you got in there. I

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got in and I did like an
essay and I sent it in and they

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put you into kind of a like
a lottery. On Sunday, I got

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an email that said your student loans
have been forgiven from the company. And

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I thought, so I paid for
them, so this I thought, this

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is a bunch of bs. This
is a joke. So I logged on

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zero balance. Oh my god,
Eric, that's amazy. So I got

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start applying No, I yeah,
I know, well it was. It

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was crazy. I was it from
a long time ago. Yeah, when

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did you go back to school?
What year? Oh my gosh, it

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was twenty two thousand or wait,
maybe two thousand or nineteen ninety nine,

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something like that. I went back
old loans. But gosh, congratulations.

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Yeah, I couldn't believe it.
That's really cool because I thought they were

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going to start coming do again,
like they were saying, get ready because

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you're going to start getting the letters
saying you have to start paying again.

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And I was paying through CODE during
COVID to just try and bring it down

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because they couldn't charge interest during COVID, right, but you also didn't have

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to pay during COVID. But I
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they were like, yeah, it'll
apply towards your loan of course. But

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then when I found it, I
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that's im. Yeah. It's when
you're getting alone, it's really important to

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look at your interest, right,
Oh my god. Is that the bad

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places will screw you on the interest
right? Oh? Yeah, And you

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know I was so young at the
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it's hard, you know, Okay, do you guys want to play.

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Oh do you guys like you guys
like scary movies? Right? Oh?

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Yeah, I love them. Would
you say you're an expert at scary movies?

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Yes? Yeah? Do you want
to take a horror movie? Who

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wiz and Seeing wins? Sure?
Actually, real quick recommendation. I just

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watched Phantasm, Like, oh wow, but it's a cult movie, but

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that's great. It's a great movie. It's it's pretty dumb, but it's

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got some really iconic stuff and it's
Yeah, recommend Fantasm. Would I like

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it? Uh? Yeah, you
might. Really, it's not that crazy

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scary. It's more it's a cult
film, so it's more iconic. I

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mean, cult film hasn't popular,
not subject matter, but right, right

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right, it's old from the seventies, but it's you know, Okay,

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it's fun. I'm gonna keep track
here. I'll put E and then i'll

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put B. Okay, now,
do you want to yell out your name?

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Yeah? Okay, when you know
the answer, yell out our name.

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Yes, that's your that's your buzz
the answer, that's your buzzer or

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whatever. I'm just gonna yell out
the answer. No, I don't,

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I don't know, I don't know
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see. I'll just yell out e
you out, yell out by Okay,

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Okay. Number one, what is
wildly considered to be the first horror movie

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ever made? The first ever made, ever made? I know what the

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first slasher specifically is, but the
Exorcist, I'll say it was made in

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eighteen ninety eight. Oh, the
Werewolf No. Eighty eight, eighteen ninety

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eight. Mommy, No, that's
all before this. That's on nineteen forties

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and fifties. This is before sound
was even incorporated into film. Oh,

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I don't know that. Okay,
Oh, Frankenstein. No, this one

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might be the hardest of all of
them. It is called the House of

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the Devil. I know, first
one ever made. Okay, what number

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two? What is the name of
Nev Campbell's character in Sydney Prescott e?

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Oh my god, wow, wow
wow. Okay, put a point down.

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What movie is that from? Scream? Scream? Number three? In

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Jeepers, Creepers, the creeper rises
every how many years to feed? At

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thirty, I'm gonna I'm gonna say
how many every the creeper rises every how

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many years to feed? Fifty.
Nope, neither one of you get it.

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It's twenty three years you were closer. What is the name of the

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summer camp where Friday? Okay,
Brian, it's one. Okay, Number

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five? What kind of allergy does
Charlie have? In hereditary open allergy?

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Okay? Good never got it.
So I was so glad when that girl

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stuck her head out the window and
got it taken off by the sign I

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will. I didn't laugh out loud
in the theater, and it was very

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awkward afterwards, but I could not
stop laughing because I thought one down,

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seven more to go. That destroyed
me. God so unexpected, Like I

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just wished the whole cast would have
had that happened at the same time.

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Okay, I mean they basically did. Hated that movie. What is the

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Name of the Possessed Young Woman?
Regga McNeil My favorite movie. This is

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a great movie, okay. Number
seven? In which state does the Blair

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witch projects? Connecticutt Nope and nope, try again, Minnesota Nope, New

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York Nope. Nobody gets it?
Maryland Number eight? Who plays Pennywise in

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twenty seventeen scars Gar is it?
It's not? Bill is it Alexander,

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Alexander, No, is it Bill? What's his dad's name? I don't

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know the answer to his name was
Bill too Well? The answer is Bill

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Scars in the Ring? How long
do people have some days? Bryan Okay

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oh Okay, who plays Chucky's love
interest Tiffany in the Bride of Chucky.

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Good job? Yeah, yeah,
here, Eric got it eleven, who

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directed acclaimed horror movies get Out and
Us. That was a tie. Give

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give a point and a point.
What year was the first Saw movie released?

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Two thousand six two five? Nope
and nope? Yet, Oh,

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don't give me that point. Yeah, nobody gets that point. That's not

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fair. What is the name of
the man doctor Caligari controls in the cabinet

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of the of doctor Caligari? Wait? What can you that? I don't

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know what that means. I don't
know what. I don't even know what

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that I've never even heard, never
mind that. What's the answer, Caesar?

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Oh? I know, I don't
know all right? What horror movie

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stars Jennifer Love hewittt Freddie Prince,
I know what you did last summer?

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Yeah, there you go, Eric, I know it. Once I heard

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the Freddie Prinz but okay. In
what city does Rosemary's Baby take place?

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New York? Good job, Eric. There are two serial killers at the

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center of Silence of the Lamps.
What are their names? Of Electory,

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Buffalo Bill? There you go,
Brian. Oh, gosh. In Halloween,

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Mike Myers, as a child,
kills his teenage sister. What was

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her name? Oh? Oh God? Come on? Wait, hold on

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Annie? No? Is it Annie? No? No, no, hold

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on, come on, Brian,
what's uh? Oh Jesus, it's Oh,

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it's on this on my tongue.
Hold on, Uh, it's not

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Annie. I don't know. I
don't remember Myers. Well, nobody gets

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that. What author of scary books
holds the riker for the most book to

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movie adaptations in the Yes, okay, Eric, what title is Danny Crowned

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in Midsomer God that movie? No? No, but very close. I

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want to give it to I want
to give it to I'm just giving it

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to him. It's not it's not
right, but I'm giving it to him.

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It's may queen. Okay, give
him a point. That's pretty cool.

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Give me half a point. Okay, give him half a point.

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So if you were over it,
if he were like if we're gonna be

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equal for equal, you would still
a win. But okay, all right,

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passengers must survive what kind of outbreak
and train to Bisonomies. There you

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go, geez, I love that
movie. Let's go on. I've never

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even heard. And then there's a
sequel. What is the name of the

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Hotel Jack to look? Oh my
Jesus, who plays Freddy Krueger in A

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Nightmare on Hill? Damn it?
What's Oh my god, it's it's so

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famous it is. I've seen,
like, come on, you guys,

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come on, Okay, I even
know his face looks like I think it's

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you guys are gonna hate yourself.
No, it's Robert England. Come on,

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I know. What is the real
name of the Black Bride in Insidious

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Chapter two? Oh? I don't
remember Parker. I don't like the Insidious

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movies. Oh you don't, They're
boring. Parker Crane was the answer.

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Wow. What year was the original
the Texas Chainsaw Mass Was it as late

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as seventy seven? No? And
No seventy seventy six, seventy four,

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Brian seventy seven. A Star Wars
definitely didn't come on the same year.

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Who plays Norman Bates in nineteen six. Well, yes, Anthony, yes,

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yes, you got it, you
got it. Okay, I'll give

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you a couple more. Which city
were Alex and his classmates flying to when

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he had a disturbing premonition on the
plane in final destination? Was it Hawaii?

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No, let's say that again.
Which city were Alex and his classmates

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flying to when he had a disturbing
premonition? D No, damn it.

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I don't remember them. Anybody Atlantics? No, I've been such a long

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time since I watched the first That
would be Para what, Yes, I

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remember it was. And finally,
who directed the nineteen sixty three The Birds?

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Yeah, Eric gets out. Okay, so there's a whole lot more.

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But that's that's too much. You
got ten. I got nine.

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Oh man, you guys are so
close. Nine and a half. Oh,

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anyway, you got nine and he
got nine a half. That is

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crazy, That is awesome. Okay. Now I have some cards that we're

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gonna play. We have time.
Oh, do you have a do you

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have a wild card? No?
I expended my entire Oh okay, I

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got this book of or this like
deck of cards, and I don't remember

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the name of the game, but
but the questions are pretty funny, so

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I thought we'd go around. You
each have to pick a card and you

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have to answer the question on the
card. Each person has to answer the

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one that they pick. Okay,
So I will pick for you, Brian,

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since your waist sitting over there.
Okay, Eric, go ahead,

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read out loud please. The two
am call I get from jail tonight is

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from who who in this room?
Oh? In this room? Yeah,

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I mean it would be like among
yeah. Oh oh really for selling like

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fake Sonne Yeah, oh my god. Okay, Bryan, this one is

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yours most likely have tried to finger
someone's but without their permission. Who is

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most likely to have tried to finger
someone's about without their brokay, I would

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say Eric, except for the without
permission, it would be you, Laura,

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because Eric would never he just he
would. I would always ask permission,

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Eric, Eric made you sign it, wouldn send for him, and

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he would file He would scan it
and would file it away. By way,

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anything happens. So it's called manners. And it's not that that's the

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only reason I say you over Eric, because that you would never do without

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permission totally Okay, Oh my god, Now me in this group. Who's

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the last person I'd want to have
sex women? That is easy. The

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last person would be Brian, because
damn, yo, you could be my

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son. And that's sick. That
is just plain sorry, sorry, Eric,

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you're having sex with a woman.
Guess what. Guess what? Baby

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to me and you? I've been
spared. Okay, now, it's a

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good shirt. It's a good thing. I have my shirt on. I

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know, I love it. You
have to tell us in the morning if

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the rumors are true. Okay,
I know, I will. I will.

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If I had to be someone else
for the next twenty four hours,

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who would I least want to be? Well, I just say it.

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I know who it is. It
would have to be you because you haven't

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have a China I know. Wouldn't
you want to, like just enjoy it

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for one just one day, just
to see what it's like. I'm getting

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bile backed up just thinking about it. Oh my god. Okay, Brian,

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you could play with your boobs?
Oh god. Anyways, who in

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this group is most likely to try
antal bleaching? You? Oh my god,

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you're probably right totally. Why not
showroom new if it needs a little

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bleaching? Does not hold on?
He would shave it and he would moisturize

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it for hours, but he would
not bleaching. Oh that's what if it

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was dark? What if it's okay
because it gets darker in there sometimes because

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dark probably likes the color. Look
at his look at his chest hair like

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he like he's into the kind of
weird stuff. So showroom new black as

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night. Yeah, black, it's
the worst. That's the worst visual official

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I've ever heard about the root of
all sin? Or is it just okay?

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Now? Is it my turn?
Yes? Is it the portal the

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hell or the key to paradise?
If you stick something in there, is

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it coming back out? I don't
know? But will as a diamond Jesus

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fucking Christ? Who is most likely
to go gay for pay? Oh?

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Well that's for Laura. Answer Laura. Why have I then answer to all

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these questions that are so like because
he's normally gay? Or she? Would

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you go straight? You would take
for listen, for a million dollars,

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you'd totally go down on a check
for yes, less than that, I

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mean probably a couple of thousands easily. Yeah, he's done fifty dollars.

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No, I bet if I like, I bet three thousand, I bet

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she'd do it, Oh for sure, for sure, right now, she

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put on her she put on her
her swim goggles and like it. But

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she'd be she'd be like really annoying
about it. She's like, do you

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mind if I just let me get
my research? Can I just do this?

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You want to take it? Do
you want to take a shower?

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Like, there's a shower right there. I really don't mind. Oh my

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god, it's your turn. She's
like, here's some fa breeze. Oh

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my god, that tastes funny.
Oh stop it, stop going there.

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Oh. Most likely to go to
an orgy and not get laid. Oh

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that's easy. Who me? Yeah, that's what I was going to say.

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Really, it's pretty clear, all
right, Ryan, there is yours.

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Who would swim in a pool with
one thousand used condoms floating in it

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for the least to mount money?
Laura, True, it's so weird.

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Kind of a different one. That's
so random. Okay, okay, okay,

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here's another one for Brian. All
right. Most likely to start a

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cult ooh, probably me, probably
Brian, Probably Brian. But it would

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be for money. It wouldn't be
for religious reasons. It would be like

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a multi level scam thing. Oh
yeah, then you would join and I

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would probably have all your money.
I know you probably would. I would

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I believe anything you'd sell me,
and then finally me. That's a good

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idea. Actually, most likely to
completely regret their life on their death bed?

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Who's most likely? Who's questions?
That's fine, Laura. Who's most

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likely to completely regret their life on
their Well, none of us have kids,

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so you have nothing to regret.
No, I have nothing to regret.

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You don't have anything to regret,
not that we know you don't.

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Eric, have you? I know
what you did last summer. Okay,

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that doesn't count. I get a
new one real quick. Okay, and

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then we're gonna end. Let's play
a couple more over the course of our

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lifetime. Who will make the smallest
contribution to society? It'll be Eric,

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You've already contributed. I don't know
what I'll do. Eric is already I'm

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the oldest of the group. Well, he's the most likely to make the

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smallest contribution. Okay, you want
to play one more round? Okay,

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well more round. If his contributions
to this podcast are any model of how

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contributions exactly if we all died today, who's most likely to end up in

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hell? Oh? Probably me?
I know, probably you? But I

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mean on which religion we're fall away? Know right, it does. But

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here I'll pick Brian's. Okay,
pick Brian's. Ah my god, if

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we were all prostitutes, who would
make the least amount of money? I'm

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gonna say, Laura, she doesn't
know how to give head? No,

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how do you know that? Wow? That, first of all was unnecessary

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to bring up again at this juncture. Second of all, somebody what this

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is? Early on in the podcasts? Like early on in the podcast I

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got a bad review one time from
someone I'm not going to see who.

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How long ago is this? Three
years ago? Have you gotten better compliments?

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Yes? I have. My instruction
as a teacher worked, Yes it

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did anyways, But this was like
ear only on podcasts, we're about these

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kind of things. To go back
to the question, who would I think

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I would make the least man money? Probably too, Yeah, yeah,

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I'd make the most. Baby chicks
don't buy prostitutes. I'm not. I

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don't think I can pull off being
a gay guy. Oh, older woman

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would buy a younger guy, Are
you kidding? Oh? Yeah, yeah,

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that's true. Yeah, I would
probably make the least amount because I'm

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so picky. No, no,
you're a prostitute. That's you don't get

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to pick. Yeah, they pick
you. Oh yeah, you would do

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fine. Laura would do fine.
Laura would make the most unfortunately, probably

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just because she's a woman. Oh
that's the only reason. Yeah, she's

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quite literally Louise, and you have
the DSLS and the big boobs. Thank

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you. Oh it's like, what's
DSLS. I'm like, oh yeah,

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Yes, I'm glad that you're glad
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good? Yeah right, yeah,
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yeah, let's do this thing.
Do one thing? End it? Oh,

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end it? Yes, it's maybe
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want to go to sleep? Yes? Oh? I love your podcast.

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I love you, my sweet babies. Bye, see you next week. Yay mmm