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So you haven't heard a smash,
is what you're telling me? Oh boy,

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do we have some education to tell
you? And don't be already,

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because it's time. It's about to
get weird. You're preparing for it to

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get weird. Thinks are gonna get
weird. It's getting weird. I'm gonna

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get real weird with it. Let's
get weird. Let's get it. Word

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where get? Where? Are you
ready to get weird with Hoodie and Eric?

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I'm ready cause you're listening to the
one hundred and sixty six episode of

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Let's Get Weird. My name's Hidi, my name is Eric. Every week

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we come together, they give you
the weird stories from our lives. The

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gloves, the streets, the sheets, the sheets, actually the sheets,

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the sheets, the universe, diskies, the anus in the internet. Internet,

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yep, I went out of order
and see if you were paying attack

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you did? Now what are you
looking at? Huh? Copy in an

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article? No? What is that? Don't worry about it? Tell me

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what are you typing? I'm doing? Hinge? Oh? Was that a

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good match or a bad matt?
What was your pickup line you used?

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I'll make you watch rules with me? Why would you say, make you

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watch vander Pumps. She's gonna make
me watch something else. I don't know

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what she want to make you watch? What was it? I don't remember.

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Okay, well that's Eric's Daton life
so far. Update on the podcast.

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There is no dating life. What
are you talking about? I mean,

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hinge nothing, nothing. She looks
nice, cute, Yeah, right

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right. You gotta like a photo. Bruh. I don't know. You

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and saw us talk about these and
like, I have no idea. What

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the hell you guys just smile and
wave. Oh my god, I never

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used one of these. Thank god
I don't have to. You're such a

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lucky duck. Mara found you.
You mean Maura is a lucky duck that

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I found her? The opposite?
Or am I just said what you just

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said? I got confused. She're
a lucky lucky we found each other.

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Okay, you're very lucky that you
both found each other, that you're both

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about to get married and many straight
and then I'm going to be part of

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that beautiful day, even though I
hate weddings more than anything, but because

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it's you, do you want to
know? So because we're doing like pre

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marital counting stuff, which is good
as healthy. Do it if you can't.

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They we added each fiel a survey
out of like, oh why do

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you love them? When did you? When did you know you fell in

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love? You don't know my answers
and this appeal. Whenever I say this

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to you, you'll say, that's
such a hoody answer. Oh God,

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So we lived in the same dorm
and this makes you go, that's okay.

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Skip thirty seconds and I said good
night, walked her to her room,

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said good night. I got the
kiss. And that night I skipped

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away from a room because I was
so happy, I said, I'm in

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love. I'm so happy. I
fell down an eight assid. I had

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a big ass scar in my chin
for the next like three weeks. She

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did she know that? Yeah?
Because she was like, what was that

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noise? I was like, not
that as I'm like bleeding for my chin.

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Why did you have her come take
care of your chinny chin chin?

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And embarrassed, I fell down on
skin. And by the way, do

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you remember how to skip? I
don't think these knees can skip anymore.

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I think they could. I don't
think these knees can skip to your lou

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my darling, skip to my lou
Is also a U and one basketball player

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from back in the day. That's
their name, Yeah it was, that

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was their basketball Skip to my lou
Yeah, okay, Rae for Alston,

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he also tried. He also made
it to the NBA. No, these

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I tried. I tried jogging to
the damn this knee just not feeling in

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the cracking and clicking. We actually
have to go to the doctor for you

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tomorrow, actually look at it finally, so we'll see what happens. No,

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he doesn't want an MRI yet.
I'm like, it's expensive. You

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don't want to do an MR.
No, Archers, I gotta do a

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cat scan this year. That's super
expensive. It's covered. It's covered by

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insurance. No no, no,
no no no no no no no no

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read that ish. Those joints are
covered if it's over five hundred bucks,

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which a lot of them are.
And I also find out that when I

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had to get an MRI last year
for my liver, I went to Baltimore.

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It was cheaper to go to Baltimore
that was to go into d C.

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But I had to pay out of
pocket because I didn't get cover my

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deductible. It's probably I didn't cover
my doctor one, I didn't meet the

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five hour and also I bet the
doctor in DC was probably like a chain

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doctor. Not to say a chain
doctor is bad. Give d to a

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Baltimore doctor. No, it was
inside of the John Hopkins med That's why

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you were It's location, that the
field its location because it's cheaper in Baltimore.

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Everything in John Hopkins. That's why
Johns Hopkins one of the greatest.

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It's cheaper in John Hopkins. Okay, no, your goofball, it's cheaper

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in Baltimore's trying to say, saying
John Hopkins, take Hopkins out of it.

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John cheaper hospital. It's just cheaper
in Baltimore and Jimmy Johns. It's

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cheaper than going to the actual hospital. Yes, did I punch you?

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No, we're getting panpan later.
Can't punched me before pan pan. But

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there's no frenchenating super panpan. We're
definitely gonna get a broccoli cheddar soup in

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a bread bowl. You can get
that. And uh, I just want

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to see don't don't seductively twist the
table. All you're saying about that soup

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super soup can't wait? It's excited? Are you? You was ship on

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pan pan it's okay, hospital food
hospital, and it is to be packed.

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It's probably gonna be packed. Well
should we order a head now?

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Who is the app? Maur?
Of course you get deals on it.

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More is the best because there's one
right next to you, guys, right

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yeah. So and also because we
took advantage of that Zip club or whatever

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where you can get a free drink
anytime you came in and towards the end

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of it like hey, we're just
going to start taking two. You don't

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even check the IDs anymore. Really
don't know this one probably will knowing the

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clientele they have in there because it's
old people that go to that Panera,

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which prime spot for that prime spot
for Bana and Silver Diner. They just

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have to walk over the dry Silver
Diner is popping though, man front chair

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out. So speaking of because it
is a snow day technically not for you,

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r I, because we work here. But what was your favorite snow

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day memory, either as a kid
or an adult? Oh my god,

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oh it's an adult ye where they
had it was really bad snow and we

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everyone did the snowball fight at DuPont
Circle. Because I had to work on

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public that day, as a manager, and he said, hey, everybody,

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let's cuts cut loose and go snowball
together. I hope racks of people

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showed up and everybody was like covered
in snow and just feeling so positive and

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nice. Like you didn't go in
the snowball fight. Oh, I thought

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you were in the snowball fight.
I was like participating. Why do you

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want to a snow fight? I
don't like people. It sounds fun,

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what do you know? Me?
Yeah, you like fun on occasion,

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on occasion, on occasions, not
today. I kind of feel today's nappy

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nappy weather. And I realized that
John Wick one is on Netflix, but

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it's probably on Paramount Plus or other
streams. Think they're all on Paramount Plus.

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But the first one, I don't
know why the first one, I

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kind of first one's all right,
I feel like it really got good.

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Four was really good. Four was
very deep. Yeah, Three was blat

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Two was okay. The first one
is the best? Which one? The

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one that they had it was like
the ninjas with the swords on the motorcycles.

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That's the third one. Okay,
that's a third one. When the

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bald halle Berry is in that one, Yes, that's the third one yet

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or is it the second one?
That's the third one parabellum parabellum, Yeah,

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exactly. That's when they had the
table. The table sends that woman

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to go kill John Yeah, and
the and the hotel manager of the Continental,

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and she uses the guy and his
Asian and so John Wick plots and

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that is knops through by Eric.
Yeah, you're asking me what my favorite

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snow day memory was? No reciprocal
question. No, not really. There's

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probably some dumb Virginia beach to No, it's a it's a Fairfax thing in

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college. Yeah, really, yeah, okay, what happened? My favorite

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snow day memory is this thing is
was which was for snowpocalypse or snowmageddonmageddon?

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Okay, so snowpocalypse because I think
I just started here, or it was

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the winter before starting here, so
I couldn't come because it was like three

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feet of snow or whatever, and
you were mad, It's fine, whatever,

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it's okay, still here, you
know. Came back and I lived

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at the Young Lifehouse and uh five
six six dudes, Internet I think went

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down because the wires were like got
like or whatever. We said, let's

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make an igloo and for the next
five hours that day we made an iglue

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and we put lights. We put
little like Christmas tree lights in it,

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and we made it like this is
this is the chateau. You know.

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Question how cold was it inside of
the igloo? Though not that bad because

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it was kind of a block in
the wind really, which is super cold.

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So like we had to build it
big enough. It was a little

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crammed, that's okay. But we
built two wings. There was the main

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entryway of the lobby, then there
was a side wing and the sidewing was

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fun fact the young Life house,
we couldn't drink, so that's why I,

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you know, I hung out with
you so much when it was tony

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one, but I could get bed. Was well, the igloo is not

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on the house back the house line, so we can drink in the iglue.

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So we had to make the separate
wing the alcohol wing. And so

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literally all the people who were twenty
one responsibly decided we're just going to hang

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on the igloo all day. And
all these like eighteen nineteen year olds were

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in the house all day. How
many guys are in that house? Six?

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Well six it was meant for six
people that were supposed to stay there.

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Then we had we called them stragglers. Essentially, they didn't want to

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hang at home, which is fine, they wanted to be hanging in college

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whatever, So they slept all the
time in US. And those tragglers were

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still there after I left. So
that house has probably had ten people usually

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living in it. Really still there, still there. I don't think young

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life people living in anymore though,
so but because whoever lived in it after

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we lived and it trashed it so
just sad, but we took good care

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of that. We're trying to make
it a thing well, because you guys

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are nice Christian book young. Now
I'm the devil. My grandma's listening,

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like what happened to my grandson?
Sorry, sorry, that's airic for you.

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I show you the path, you
either walk down it or you don't,

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so I gotta tell you. But
good times. And then when like

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a snow ended, we had to
collapse the I glue by taking all the

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snow off the roof and just shuddering
down onto the glue. There's still bottle

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caps to this day on that patch
of grass from all the butt heavies we

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drank, all the bud lights.
Yeah, a coronas I remember I think

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it was Coronas because super in a
fast Perio and me I think around then

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was probably what seven past seven seven? Which one's that one? The Paul

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Walker one dies? Uh? You
know? Apparently the new one Past eleven

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Part two should just be called Fast
twelve. They're saying, I'm gonna go

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back to our roots, me a
simplified fast and furious spot. I'm like,

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yeah, probably makes sense because Jason
Momo is just the joker, and

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apparently Vindez is gonna survive a damn
explosion. Yeah. Do you think they're

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gonna like it was all a dream
it never happened, or do you think

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he's gonna actually like survive a damn
crashing on gonna survive a damn crash on

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her? Okay, wait, they
didn't film both movies back to back as

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far as I know, No,
or they're doing reshoots now oh something.

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Yeah, my god, that's bad
planning with everyone's schedule. Well, it

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was COVID, that's why Too filmed
during pandemic it did. It just came

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out when we saw it, and
I don't think they either wanted to fix

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it to make it good. Watch
It eleven, No, because it's not

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good. Jason Moa is fun in
it. Jason. You can say that

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bout any Jason Moho movie. Jason
was fun. And why what's his deal

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of just being like this goofy fla
can't. I think everyone's like, oh,

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it's so funny because like cal drogoes, but put him on the map.

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You can say whatever else beforehand,
like he's never been like a super

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serious role over said show on Apple
TV Apple Plus where he's blind. I

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think it's what it's kit or something. Yeah, I've never watched it.

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I got rid of my Apple Plus. That was like early days of Apple

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TV plus. We're like okay,
and then Tela's okay, and now we

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actually have good shows on Apple TV. Apparently for all mankind is good for

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the show. Kevin told me that's
the World War where they go into space.

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Oh wait, wait, what's the
one about World War two? The

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one is coming out. It's the
movie. It's a movie. It's a

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movie. It's I think it's about
Pearl Harbor or whatever. It's on Apple

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TV because the guy who played Elvis
is in it. Sulpurn dudes in it.

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Oh no, that's that's coming out. That is no, no,

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no, no, no, no, no, no, you didn't TV

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Elvis Man, Elvis, no Sweetheart, no apples. What's the name of

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Elvis actor? No, just type
in Apple TV Butler but here, Masters

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of the Coming an out or is
out now or something like that. But

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yeah, so that's World War two. This is like they go into space.

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I haven't watched it yet, but
it's like, so the Russians win

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the space race and that changes everything. So it's kind of like that other

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show where it's like the Nazi the
Man on the High Castle Soviets. Oh

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yeah, I wanted to watch it
and then it just ended and I was

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like, oh, okay, because
it was like that and Fabulous Missus Maisel,

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like the prime shows to watch.
Yeah, I negot to watch that

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either. Take a break. I
got five hours of sleep last night.

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That's okay. You know, he
could have gone to sleep early. But

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I was watching the game. I
was my brother in law. You knew

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what was going to happen. I
thought the Eagles gonna pull it out.

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They didn't fly. Eagles fly.
Thank god they didn't win. That would

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have been cool though, if they
did, because then they would have been

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at the WrestleMania and then I'm like, oh, there's Jason Kelcey. Why

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would they be because it's at Lincoln
Financice in the march. Yeah, so

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they usually have like if it's the
home team whatever, they have the Matt

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WrestleMania, So let's have Jillen hurts
them and Jason Kelsey probably he retired today.

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Yeah, but he's a legend in
Philly. You know, he's like

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Rocky. I hope they have Rocky
statue. That's Jason Kelcey right next to

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it. They probably will do that
outside of the football stadium, but not

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near the Rocky steps. I mean
only won one super Also, how many

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cheese sticks do you think it's too
much cheese sticks to eat at the bachelor

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party? Don't even ask them.
Limit does not exist. It's not exist,

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okay, because there's like a bajillion
places that I because I saw,

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I saw. I don't know if
these people were actual food critics or they're

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on TikTok. They did Gino's and
you know, and then they raised them

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and they're like they're kind of they're
the like touristy ones exactly, they're the

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mid tourist ones because they're super famous
and Angelo's I think is the one.

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There's Angela's a whole bunch of I
want to go to the one where they

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yell at you. We'll just let
you go in and get six sticks.

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Why because you like you yelled at. I think it's funny trying to get

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yelled at at my bachelor party.
Anyway, you know, we need to

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take you to that restaurant where they
yell at you, like you see,

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like Dirty Harry's or whatever, going
to that because I'll get mad, get

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mad. I'm trying to find them
back. I'll tell them his favorite line.

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You know what I mean. Get
fucked, seriously, don't talk to

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me, don't talk to paying for
this, pay for you your salary,

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because dout this, I got nothing. You know what I'm saying. That's

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what he said. Get my get
off my get up. I'll get up

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on in your get up because I
bet there is you guys that get annoyed

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and probably get all mad, or
women because they're like, well, hey,

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guess what I have to still pay
for the meal. Sorry, you

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already sat down like no, I'm
not no, I'm not freedom of speech.

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You know what I'm saying. You
know what I'm saying. You also

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know what I'm saying. It took
me two hours to find an Amazon package

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yesterday in the house. Why so
it was snowy, so granted that.

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But Amazon decided to just drop my
package off not at the apartment, and

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they took a picture and I had
to match the picture and look at the

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walls of my apartment like the apartment
complex to figure out where it was.

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It took me two hours to find
it because there's a different side of the

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complext page was it wasn't good then, No, it was something. It

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was something we needed. I forget
what it was. Filters filter, probably

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actual thing thing for Teddy, something
like that. But I was like,

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what the target, go to Target. Target has been getting it cheaper now

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like this. The thing is I
keep seeing this, I keep referencing it.

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Catan is cheaper on Amazon than is
it Target. We're not buying boy,

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you're having your board game now.
I don't know. I don't know.

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I don't feel like everybody wants to
do it. I'll do it.

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Mora wants to do it, I
know, but I'll do it. John

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may do it. Just depends on
hockey. Yeah, I know, I

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don't know. I think I've been
off too much, too much. You

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see, if by one more person
to have an even number, well,

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yoda, there go six, there
you go. But or no, we're

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gonna rob no matter what we have
to eight. Let's says not coming to

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that? She could seems like she
love mel to death. He's not there.

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I love melt to death. Incredible
one watch You're on in Baltimore.

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No, I's not coming at all. Okay, so then who else we

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have to invite? I don't know, but maybe maybe it was pushed to

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April. Maybe I pushed to April. April's busy for me. Bro,

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Why do we skip March by the
way we would thing opening with the with

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the new joint. I don't know. I just got my weekends are gonna

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get taken up. I feel like
I got to figure out what's going on

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with my side hustles. You know, you know investmentsio, you know properties,

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stocks, bonds, you know crypto? Crypto, Yeah, crypto.

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My NFT is that I'm about to
release. Did you actually buy an NFT?

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Well, well, I thought about
it a lot, but then I

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realized, like I didn't really I
didn't think that it was a Ponzi scheme,

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but I'm like, this is kind
of stupid that you're buying a picture

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that doesn't do anything, that just
sits online that anybody can copy and just

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say, here's that picture. It
is funny because I think we remember when

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everyone was super into investing, or
like two years ago or before the pandemic

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happened, and we all did robin
hood because you got the free stock.

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My free stock actually doing pretty well
now. It was like ten bucks down

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to worth sixty bucks. Look,
yeah, I don't know if I want

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Cashi yet or not. But I'm
like, I'm sitting on it. It's

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some random thing, so just keep
sitting on it. What's the point.

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It's the long game. But you
got the show I know I got Apparently

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I have Coca Cola stock. Didn't
know that. So when my grandparents,

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like we were kids, they put
stock stuff for us with my grandparents or

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my grandpa used to own McDonald's,
so we get coke stock. So you

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saved it for us, and then
we've rea the benefits of it, I

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guess. But all I have to
do is file it for taxes. I

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don't know how to access it.
You should figure my grandparents, see how

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much is in that well, I
know how much is in it? Okay,

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I'm not div you how much is
it? But I mean is it

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just for you? Or is it
for you just for me? And John

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has one too, brother John,
definitely figure that out because then you can

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probably diversify that and take some of
that money by other stocks that you are

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doing well and create your suffled nice
little egg there, buddy. Maybe you

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know, maybe like take five percent
of that whatever that number is, and

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go out and put in other things. Maybe maybe we'll have to see.

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But what's that I hear upon the
hills in the distance and sort of get

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rid of this oh inside, do
you know what that means? That's talk

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about? It's funny so more,
I don't know if you knew. CNN

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does a documentary on the decades.
So they did eighties, nineties, two

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that they just released, the one
that's the twenty teens and and uh so

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that's the most recent one because that
was the last one. Yeah, but

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the early ones, the Rock seven
Bucks production had a thing with one of

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those decades. I think Tom Hanks
also, yeah too, This one not

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so much. I think it just
was right to place for time. Let's

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go. But they did Goddam style. I was like, they bet there's

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the music episodes, they better have
Gogham style. Right off the bat it

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was from Gtdendam style. I was
like, hell, yeah, the word

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for sy We wouldn't have bts say
that here on this podcast. That's a

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quotable. Sure, all right,
So these are real misconnections from the actual

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d m V. You can go
to Washington or Washington DC dot Craigslist,

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dot org slash. No. So
I make sure I have them. So

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if I find them earlier because of
the whole d m V, which was

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creepier in Maryland or Virginia. No, it's so I save them. So

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I find them, we have a
breakdurn show and that way I know.

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Hey, yeah, don't take up
story. Well the first the first one

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is for mcclan read it all right. This one's anything good to eat here,

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McLain. This is not by Tith's
corner. This is McLain. This

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is like the last exit on the
highway before you cross the American Bridge.

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You know what I'm saying. Uh
see, if there's anything Goyd good to

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eat in this town. I'm in
my thirty is tall, good looking,

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educated and only here for work.
Any ladies know something taste I can eat

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that smells good, taste good,
and it's always warm and fresh. Let

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me know. Let to have a
taste, can host of my hotel woman

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only? Interesting thing? This was
supposted a month ago, and I remember

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I think we did this one or
I looked. I saw it and we're

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gonna do it. They updated it
with just the woman only. I was

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like, oh, the guys calling
it now here you go. Eric at

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Ford Chocolate, silver Spring Marlin currently
been craving my first experience. Maybe chunky

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hubby. Nope, that's not chucky
chuck. That's a cook cubby hobby.

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What does that mean? That a
coukold? Cuckold hubby? Are you dominant?

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Eric? What's a cuckold or a
cook? A Cookoling is when you

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are married and you watch another man
have sex with your war wife. So

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and you're watching this currently braving my
chocolate man a chocolate maybe a cuckhubby?

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Uh huh? And are you dominant? Hmmm? Interesting? That's scary.

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Next one catcher looking for pictures Bristow
fairly active catchers seeking gifted pictures for regular

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practice close to the Manassas area.
Hey, here's the thing Spring Baseball's coup.

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Spring training is coming up soon,
so they're just getting ahead of the

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game. They're getting ahead of the
game. They're getting that indoor pa that

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they're stretching those arms out, stretching
the catching and the release and the catching

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and the release. And that's a
bristow our. Last one for today,

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huge snow cone and hood very appropriate
for today's podcast. I'm a handsome chocolate

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man with a huge snow cone looking
for a beautiful, thick woman who likes

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eats snow cones. Oh, suck
on that snow cone, girl, Are

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you snow cones? This is literal
snow cones, not this snow cone.

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Actually no, because growing up in
this air in Maryland, and everyone loves

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those stupid snow cones that they make
at Rita's ice cream or whatever for Italian

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ice No. No, no,
yeah, that's different. That's not snow

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cone. That's a snow shaved ice
It's the same thing. Different. That's

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like you're telling me custard and ice
cream are the same thing. They are

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they're not. They're the same.
I just had custard this morning. It's

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come out custardy ice cream, snow
cones and and are the same damn things.

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Snow cones and fucking are the same
thing. That's what you said.

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Right now, I'm tired. I
want just thank you so much for listening

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to Let's get Yes, thank you
on social media, yes at mister Eric

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V at Andrew Hoodie and uh what
else. I hope you have a great

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week. And just know, hey, January seems long. It's the dark

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knights, but hey, we'll soon
see the sun longer than we thought the

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sun would come out to come out
tomorrow. To quote one mister Eric V

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quoting one Annie from the play Annie
Comemora, I've never seen that play actually,

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or a movie. I only know
the song in the sun. Have

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a great week. I always remember
it's okay to be weird and sexy.

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It got weird, didn't it.
Yeah,