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Speaker 4: Thanks for getting your pun on, Thanks for telling a
friend and helping us spread the word about the priate sham.
Speaker 2: Kevin.
Speaker 4: This year, the soldiers here, everybody was at bTB for
the summer music what they call it, there's summer music. Yeah, sorry,
I think this, and uh man, I was. I was
really impressed with what Matt did.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I.
Speaker 4: Was at the overall General Nate the overall general night,
the overall general night that it was a great night.
I really did. It was were great, the bands were great.
I had a really good time and that was it.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I ain't an entire entire piece. I okay.
Speaker 2: And I like how you tried to blame me for
I didn't immediate.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 1: You go, that's why. But okay, I wasn't.
Speaker 2: You were sitting right next to me and I.
Speaker 4: Was offering people pizza, and I know it was someone
to my right. That took it. It happened to be
ship me, ship me, Laura. Still feel bad about that, baby?
Speaker 1: What did the ship me? It went back and forth.
I was texting, I was talking to Doug.
Speaker 4: I'm text and her at the same time, or Kevin
at the same time, and I called her ship.
Speaker 1: You did I don't know.
Speaker 4: My phone auto corrected and it did it called it,
called it ship me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was stuck and it wants Kevin. Once Kevin
heard it, that was it. It was shitting me. I'd
have to go back and find the episode. That was it.
But I I thought that was a.
Speaker 4: Great, great time the other night. Everybody was, you know,
pretty well behaved for the most.
Speaker 1: Part, and I think so. And then you know, getting
some beers and having a good time. Yeah. Yeah, that
was my West Side, my West Side experience, watching you
eat a whole pizza. I know, that was the That
was the thing. You know.
Speaker 4: What's funny is so they there was the Two Fit
Chicks just did a podcast. It'll come out in a
couple of weeks, the pizzas they don't And they had
a woman in here from Italy and she was talking
about she does half a year in the States and
half a year in Italy, and she was talking about
how the food is so different and just how they
eat in Italy and how much walking there is. And
then she said, and I wonder if either one of
you guys could do this. She read something where it's
a challenge where you go and I don't think it's
like a fast exercise walk, but you walk for twelve
hours straight, no phone, you put your phone in airplane mode.
It's just you and your thoughts and you walk. And
she started, Uh, she went down Childli Avenue. She mapped
it out six forty five in the morning till six
forty five at night. That sounds terrible.
Speaker 1: She did it for twelve fucking hour.
Speaker 4: No, she's saying like she's going to get her foot
X ray because she's her foot's you know what, I've never.
Speaker 2: Had there foot problems. No donut's ever hurt.
Speaker 4: And of course I hear this, I go, that's interesting
because it's just you.
Speaker 5: You couldn't make it an hour and a half on Sunday.
What are you talking about.
Speaker 4: That's because she was going like a fucking straight train
down the cock Damn.
Speaker 1: Yes she was. I was a sweating mask but what
you should have done.
Speaker 5: You should have just fought a bench and just as
she takes off, just sit. See how long it takes
it to realize you're not there.
Speaker 1: No, she was right, that didn't matter. I was in ze.
Does that include like threak and shit?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think like she said, she stopped and had
a little picnic somewhere along the line. But you got
to go by yourself, by yourself, twelve hours, just you
and your thoughts.
Speaker 1: Could you do it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Why? What's what are your thoughts? Like it?
Speaker 4: And it's to help you, like live without limits. There's
even a show on Disney now Limitless with UH four
and they take him like he plays drums. He learned
to play drums, so they bring him out. He's got
a these different challenges like that, and it's supposed to
be like helping your Your brain shrinks a little bit
each year after the age of fifty, so one of
the things they think that can help your brain is
learning music, learning a musical instrument. So he learned to
play the drums and he played with Ed Cheron. I
didn't I didn't watch the whole episode. Like, so you're
both over fifty, so what you play what A Mean?
Speaker 2: Kazoo? And you play what A Means out of the spoons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right. I don't play shit.
Speaker 4: But they're saying amount of that's a way to rewire
your brain and basically keep the pathways going. And this
lady was talking about like to you know, to to
push through, to push through whatever it is good for her.
Speaker 1: She wouldn't fucking do it.
Speaker 6: She can go to house.
Speaker 1: Nobody would do it.
Speaker 2: I might do it. Hammered, you'll mean hammered. You can't.
How would you do it?
Speaker 4: Hammered doumble for for twelve hours? God, I'll never forget.
Speaker 5: When it would take me about four to stumble home
from bTB about four hours? Oh yeah, take me two
just to cross on all four I mean falling over
the rolling down hills.
Speaker 1: The didn't Who isn't a Bill?
Speaker 4: Who was it Bill Murray or somebody like fell down
the hill in Pittsburgh at going to a restaurant? Who
was that with? Somebody semi famous? And they were saying,
like he decided to take a short cut.
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's Jay Leno.
Speaker 4: Jay Lenno was going to take a short cut because
instead of walking all the way around, he walked down
the hill and he just fucking rolled and he got
like black eyes.
Speaker 5: And it's like the person I went to the concert
was Saturday or Friday night. We're walking back to the
cars or to get our uber down the hill, no problem,
flat grand flat ground paved eight shit.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize in our local community music, the local
music community, I should say, there is an awful lot
of like bitterness.
Speaker 6: It's worse now than when it was when I was in.
Speaker 5: That is it bitterness between bands or betterness between take anything,
taken promots, all of it, all of it, all of it.
Speaker 1: I heard shit talking about everybody.
Speaker 5: And that's why Matt said he the two bands he bugged.
He had a conversation with them both and said, you
know what, y'all figure out who plays first, who plays second?
Speaker 1: No, yea, the way he goes, let's just do this.
There was no and there was.
Speaker 2: None of that bullshit.
Speaker 1: No, no, and that And that's was like the band.
Speaker 2: Was hanging out chilling with everybody had the bar before
they played.
Speaker 4: It was I'm talking about like inside there's like it's
very uh.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's the word toxic. I don't think
toxic is the right word.
Speaker 4: I was very toxic when I was doing what happened
when you were because you were a promoter for a minute, right,
and what what happens? Because this, by the way, these
most of these bands are cover bands.
Speaker 1: They're not playing originals.
Speaker 4: They're local guys who have fucking jobs that they gotta
go to on Monday morning.
Speaker 1: They have mortgages, car payments, some of them have child
support payments.
Speaker 2: They're playing rockstar testify.
Speaker 1: I mean, am I wrong?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: And I get it? I mean I get it. You
know you want to. Here's the thing.
Speaker 4: I appreciate all the work they put into it, load
and equipment in, loading the equipment out, making it sound
as good as possible.
Speaker 1: Right. And I like live music. I love it. I
love what's.
Speaker 4: Happening in this part of the town. But I didn't
realize that the bands there's like a hero.
Speaker 1: Cap some of them, not all of them, not all
Like I will say.
Speaker 6: We saw two bands as there's.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't really get that from even when I
know Tyler and Tyler Tyler Tyler could take the rock star.
Speaker 1: Tyler likes being a little bit of the rocks.
Speaker 6: Tyler's been doing that since he remember he wanted to
remember he did a contest to sing with Sammy Hagar
on stage.
Speaker 1: No, it was it was.
Speaker 6: It whatever Nola's was at the time, and they had
a contest.
Speaker 1: Did he win.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, he's I first met him, that was thirty
years ago.
Speaker 2: But he knows that he's just a rock star on
the stage.
Speaker 1: In the moment.
Speaker 4: My favorite it's when Tyler goes and plays solo at
Montconnery's and jumps up on the bar as the music's playing,
it starts hitting the lights and ship. It's a little
bit of a rock star move, but it's fun, fun,
and he's not I shouldn't say it that way because
he's not Ego, the guy I did not know very well.
Speaker 1: Top. Yeah, but it's just in the moment playing it's fine,
but it's.
Speaker 5: Usually induced by an irishman who says.
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, yeah, I don't care about the fucking bar.
Speaker 4: But then there's uh, you know Pete Frank, who I
really enjoyed the conversations with Pete last week, and one
of the.
Speaker 1: Things he said is.
Speaker 4: I I will never be I never wanted to be
Pete Frank a rock star, but I enjoy music and
I enjoy playing other people's music for people to enjoy,
and I try to make it sound as good as possible.
That's about it, you know, with him. But some of
these other bands that I'm.
Speaker 6: Hearing about, Pete started a business that the whole zb
TV and the whole Zach Brown whatever it is, is
a business, you know, and and so that's how he
runs it as But you know, there's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 4: No, absolutely not. But I'm just I just thought, like
very humble. But I hear these other stories of bands
and like the demands and the this and that.
Speaker 1: There's like a writer, you're a cover band.
Speaker 5: Smy.
Speaker 4: You're talking about yes, but there's local bands with a
rider and that made me laugh. But I what's on
this writer? I need to know what's on this one.
I don't know what's on the right. I think a
case huneken.
Speaker 1: I think enough to drink, Oh, enough to drink?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Okay, that's not what I was thinking of.
Speaker 4: No, that's what I was told about this one band.
But what I'm saying is there are cover bands that,
like there was a Rolling Stones cover.
Speaker 5: Bands playing bands at the There's a difference between cover
and Tribune.
Speaker 1: Okay, so a tribute band's different tribute band is what
that is? What Pete didd was what Pete?
Speaker 6: Okay, A cover band is what I'm and he dead?
Speaker 4: All right, So okay, well now hang on, let me
explain this. So there was a band and these guys
looked the part.
Speaker 5: I think that's the band is playing bands at Barner Tomorrow.
They've been around for like twenty five years.
Speaker 1: They're out of Canada.
Speaker 4: I think so this band was out of Montreal. The
guy looks like Mick Jagger and another guy looks like
Keith Richards and they get up there and they play.
And I'm pretty sure if I recall this one from
early in my radio days in Poughkeepsie, they played the Chance, okay,
the Chance in Poughkeepsie Chance, and I think they may
have had a rider, but they tore everything.
Speaker 5: But if you're if you're a touring band, yes, that's okay.
I would bet that that Pete bands when they go
when they take off from their bus.
Speaker 4: I'm sure they have a yeah. But if you're just like, well,
part of the rider stuff. A lot of times, like
we used to hear the legend of the Green Eminem's right.
Wasn't that Van Hanley or Brown M and MS or
whatever it was. They wanted to know Brown reason for it. Yeah,
they wanted to make sure you read the rider because
that meant other things in the rider were how many
amps they needed, what kind of soundboard they had to have,
what sound guy? So you could really fuck a band,
you know, and people leave going what a shitty performance?
And it was it was the equipment. It was the venue,
not not the band, and that that's terrible. So that's
why they had the rider. But I these other things,
I go, oh, you can't get two rock stars.
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and side naked. Yeah, like in our backyard and it
was a rural area, so you really and she'd be
there were so many that was watching that probably but yeah,
but here's here's okay, So this is how remember I'm
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Speaker 1: And there were rugs.
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Speaker 1: No, it's just yeah, my mother. My mother does not.
Speaker 4: I was just thinking like she had it was like
the pubic hair style I happened to walk in once,
very very right. But I'm just thinking like, if she
was beating the rugs with all the.
Speaker 3: Dust settle on top o, your head goes where does
and she's beating the rugs like wa, what you I'm
a sick fuck.
Speaker 2: What do you mean sick fuck? I'm just saying like
there was a bothered me.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh my god, the whole thing is.
Speaker 2: Like made me sick.
Speaker 5: Wait so she climbs over your bed, fixing the sheet
and putting the sheets on naked and get that far corner.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, that never happened.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, I don't know.
Speaker 1: She might have, like when we were pillow.
Speaker 4: But here's the thing, like people who are newdist Now,
if you go to a newdist resort, you were told
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dad had a friend that was a nudist, and my
dad could never not like he would start, like even
even just before he was dying, he sat down and
he started like they they brought in a bunch of people,
we were gonna move into a higher level of cares
doing all these interviews.
Speaker 1: And uh, he.
Speaker 4: Goes, well, you know, I had a really great friend
that was a social worker. Uh, I won't tell you
his nickname. And then within three seconds, like my sister
and I make eye contact and she's like, oh god,
here we go, and he goes the guy's nick was
scrot him and he goes, uh, yeah, so scrot him.
Speaker 1: That was his nickname. So one day I'm saying, hey, Scrouts,
and I go, ohly, you can't fucking stop. But that
guy was.
Speaker 4: That guy was a nudist and he lived in Florida
at a newdist camp and my father would say, hey,
he had to take care, you had to take a
tell everywhere. My father was so entertained by this guy's
fucked up life who happened to be like his best friend.
The guy had really fucked up play.
Speaker 6: But I his wife went outside in the newt and
hit rugs.
Speaker 1: Well, but nobody knew, right.
Speaker 4: Like, we didn't know unless she had a couple of
glasses of wine and decided to brag about her No.
Speaker 1: You know what though, hang on a second time out.
My dad.
Speaker 4: Kept going on that he and my mother streaked in
Poughkeepsie back like in the seventies. It was a thing
and they dared each other, and I think my aunt
and uncle were there. My dad said, hey, he was
telling me this probably when I was with him for
that one week that I stayed with him.
Speaker 1: He said, uh, it's the.
Speaker 4: Fiftieth anniversary of our streaking, And he goes, I want
all the grandkids to know. I want them to make
sure their grandparents naked, because there's nothing more awful.
Speaker 1: But they streaked.
Speaker 2: We should call Marge right now.
Speaker 4: No, no, don't be a bit. I don't want to
and do what because I wanted to have.
Speaker 2: A We'll talk to her Thursday too for you.
Speaker 1: No, I don't want to talk to her Thursday.
Speaker 6: I was going to do something with her birthday again.
Speaker 1: It's not my birthday again. My birthday is this week.
Speaker 2: Didn't we just celebrate your birthday?
Speaker 5: No, let's call Marge and get some clarification on the
on the No, don't do the Come on, I don't
even know if she's home.
Speaker 2: Oh of course.
Speaker 1: Hello are you where are you okay?
Speaker 4: Because I'm on the podcast and and and feel free
to hang up at any moment because I don't well,
because I know you're not a big fan of this,
this podcast. You like other things.
Speaker 1: And actually I wanted.
Speaker 7: Huh, yeah, I think this one's getting a little row
at the time.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, my margin's it's probably my fault.
Speaker 4: So I I but I wanted to have you on
maybe tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Are you around during.
Speaker 7: The day, Yeah, let me Yeah, I'm you're seventy eight
years old.
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Whatever the hell she.
Speaker 4: Wants, I know that's true. I call her the other
day she goes, hey, you'll never believe this. You know
where I am. I'm in a brand new Ford Mustang convertible.
Speaker 2: Did she steal it?
Speaker 1: No, she was a passage mom.
Speaker 4: We were talking something somehow got on the idea of
naked and I said that when I was a kid
between twelve and fourteen, I remember hearing you talk about
how you would clean the house naked when no one
was around.
Speaker 1: And sure, yes, and the guys didn't believe me. And
then we.
Speaker 2: Didn't believe you. Are you kidding me? Don't put it on.
Speaker 1: Us, okay?
Speaker 4: And then and then I said that dad was bragging
before he died. That last year, I believe was the
fiftieth anniversary of.
Speaker 1: You guys streaking.
Speaker 7: And and he he was. He was a chicken chicken out.
Speaker 4: He did chicken out, He stayed in the car. Yeah,
well he wanted but the so I he made a
big deal about it because he wanted the grandkids to
know and picture their grandparent. He could think of nothing
grosser than thinking of your grandparents naked.
Speaker 1: Oh, my god, he didn't know this.
Speaker 5: That's a little that's a little odd because Kevin's kids
are young. Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, you are kind of
in that your boys.
Speaker 2: It's kind of jacked up for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we want to right a wo No, no, they're
both like yeah thirteen, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Really where did how can you say? How the streaking
came about? And because it was very popular, there wasnolved.
Speaker 1: Oh oh yeah, we've.
Speaker 7: Been we've been in. Well, Bill's brother was in and
they had streaked in Tahoe and made the papers.
Speaker 1: Wait.
Speaker 7: Wow, Joe and Cade were the first one say streaked
in Tahoe and made the papers. So then we were
they were in and you were a baby, you were
home babysitter, and we went out to dinner, and I
was thinking, what a good idea this is. So we
decided we would streak. That's or college. Okay. So kay
and I stripped down in the car and we have
a trail run at a seven eleven store and I did,
I had, I had heels of the pearl on and
Dad is screening, get back in the car, gets back
in the car, and I'm really having a good time
out there. So yeah, and you know, we were both
teaching at the time, and we could have I could
have lost my job probably.
Speaker 4: I guess here principle, it just ran out for some
milk because there's nothing for the morning.
Speaker 7: Well in the store.
Speaker 2: That's what Dad was.
Speaker 7: My God, some man wants to have the store.
Speaker 4: Oh that's really funny. See maybe that's because I always
thought Dad had a bit of an adventure spirit. But
maybe I'm wrong, because I certainly have. I was like Mom,
was that one that was the adventurous one.
Speaker 5: Dad would feed the idea and the alcohol the mom,
and that mom would have the adventure spirit.
Speaker 7: He had, all he had, all the talk I didn't.
Speaker 1: Discuss me.
Speaker 4: BeTV Wood, fire pizza and grill on the mall at
Grease Ridge. Again, my I guess they say tip of
the hat to Matt Reese and Connie and the whole.
Speaker 1: Staff out there. I thought they did a fantastic job.
Speaker 5: And I love how they worked with them all to
make him big enough so that you weren't like Mark's
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and then we always take it home. It'll be some
leftover and it'll be in the fridge for a couple
of days. And I went up there on it. Nowt bTB,
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frozen from oh you know wherever they get from. They
make them from scratch.
Speaker 6: Onion rings are mean from scratch.
Speaker 1: Really, absolutely, that's impressed.
Speaker 6: That's the first time I think onion rings and meant
from scratch since the L R.
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Speaker 2: The Chicken and the Bulls are made from scratch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's something that people need to be aware of
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ever get it? You get like the Jolopeno poppers someplace
and it's still cold in the center.
Speaker 1: Its first multi or second bite is just frozen. Yeah,
that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't get that a BTV no no bTB
would fire pizza and grow longest happy hour. Right, it's
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And it's a great spot for the games man. The
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something I did.
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Speaker 6: I shouldn't have said that I didn't.
Speaker 1: I had a great time. Yeah, I did too. I
just was fun hanging out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was a good hanging out with you guys.
Speaker 1: I just you know, I got a little bit bit crowded.
Yeah it was. It was.
Speaker 6: I don't get drunk anymore.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 6: I had like five beers I think, yeah, and one shot,
which that's not me anymore, you know, that's not you know,
usually it would be fifteen beers or nine shots.
Speaker 1: I call that Tuesday.
Speaker 2: When when's the end? When's the end of the summer?
Robbed thied picnic in the at bt B. When are
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you did the bTB.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I say, I think Matt for getting me out.
Speaker 6: He was the reason why I went, you know, yeah,
because I wouldn't have probably would have stayed. I was comfortable,
I didn't have to work. I would have stayed on one. Again,
I actually doesn't.
Speaker 1: He'll turn that I got in.
Speaker 6: I got because because because I wanted to thank him.
Speaker 1: Now, you guys being there to help, you can't become
that person though, that decides to state.
Speaker 6: I'm slowly becoming like a hermit, like I wouldn't have
left my house today if I didn't have to come here.
Speaker 2: Really, yeah, I'm coming to stay home and drink.
Speaker 4: Guy, Well, yeah, but you have an entire community around
you that drinks with you. I would do it myself
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Speaker 8: Not that.
Speaker 5: No, beer is expensive, but I've gotten to the point
where you go some places you then want seven eight
dollars for beer. Yeah beer again, I'm cheap, frugal. I
get a twelve pack for fifteen and drink twelve of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, I agree.
Speaker 4: I I thought Guinness was always eight bucks, so that's
all I normally drank switching to Miller Light.
Speaker 1: I think a little bit lose some weight here. Yeah,
it's wait a minute, No, you got that. You messed
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Speaker 6: Son? Why Guinness is the lowest kale calorie beer that
there is.
Speaker 1: There's no, and there's not. No, it's not like two
hundred and thirty eight calories of pint. Believe me.
Speaker 6: Now, after I had my surgery and stuff, I couldn't
drink the carbonating. Guinness is not carbonated, right, it's a
lighter beer than Miller Light is, I don't think.
Speaker 4: So do your do your research. I think you're out
of your mind because I drank. Can you look up
the calorie count on a pint of Guinness versus he's.
Speaker 6: Fucking off his rocket over here and you're looking up.
Speaker 2: Yes, look it up.
Speaker 1: Because I guarantee it's more and I you know you're
gonna look pretty stupid.
Speaker 6: Okay, Okay, after drinking you know, Guinness all these years, Ah,
I switched to Miller like, you know, you lose some
weight to be lighter.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: A pint of Guinness is approximately two hundred and twelve calories.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but.
Speaker 2: Has one point seven grams of protein okay, and zero
grams are fat.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, so two hundred and twelve for a
pint or a pint now pints sixteen ounces, so we're
going and the rest everything else is usually served in
twelve ounces.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, so I'm not I'm waiting to hear what
the miller like.
Speaker 4: But by the way, chickalobe or michelobe, excuse me, they're
like ninety eight calories of beer even around in Yes,
the ultra ohi ultra mic culture is like, yeah, I
think it's like ninety eight calories. Not that this is
when we're drinking mickel, like one hundred and thirty four,
one hundred and thirty four.
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no fat? Miss water.
Speaker 6: I lost weight by drinking guinness.
Speaker 1: So how much weight did you lose?
Speaker 6: I lost fuck one hundred and thirty pounds and I
was drinking guinness. Yeah, there was no carbonation. Okay, do
you ever hear of the Mark Hillman diet?
Speaker 8: No?
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Speaker 2: Bill tried to send it a fucking beat.
Speaker 6: Mark Hillman diet is you drink all day, you do shots,
You drink all day and then you don't eat, then
you eat it. No, I eat one meal and then
that's it's it's a success story. Except the problem is
now I can't do the diet, my own diet because
I worked during the day.
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three months a year rum fattest. Every weekend, I met
a cookout, drinking till I go blind. Three hot dogs,
two burgers. Is their ice cream sandwiches? Yeah, I brought
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I was having marks with people I love. Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Marko, fuck yourself.
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see that even get to like the hot. Sex scenes
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their like beach house, or something and he's going down on.
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watching through the window. That way And then, i'm like,
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Speaker 4: With Mark.
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