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moving furniture around yeah

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what's up people the better do you see

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what I can see you

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we're sitting on set says it if you

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can't see the camera the camera can't

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see you and a lot of times we have to

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say that to get stars that come on our

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show which you think that they would

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teach that whether they learn how to act

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although I didn't go to an acting school

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then I guess I remember I just had to

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find out but it's uh yeah it's one of

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those things where I learned early on

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because that there were people that I

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worked with that weren't afraid to tell

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me what to do and how to do it the first

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my first day on set at David gave our

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lives you guys familiar with that show

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all the soap opera series in the States

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and and I had the pleasure of working

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with amazing actors a woman Deidre Hall

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who played my mother and the first thing

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she ever said to me was know your lines

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and stay out of my light and I did and

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she loved me for it

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and she was a darling to me three years

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but yeah I learned a lot and I guess if

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you're willing to learn there's a lot

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you can learn you just have to be

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willing what do they say if you're

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talking then you're not listening and if

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you're not listening you're not learning

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and I'm still talking

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97 what somebody else talk hi how are

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you do it very well thank you travel a

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lot and you apply and I'm a person who's

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very much that great so maybe you can

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talk when you prepare yourself for every

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platinum airplane or maybe some price

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what is it about flying the stairs

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what about the turbulence let me attack

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all three of those looks like turbulence

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as this is explained to me by a

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professional pilot air is much like

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power so imagine imagine instead of an

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airplane your honor hope and another up

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goes by you what does that do that

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creates waves your boat goes over this

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ways it's the same thing in the air it's

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all it is just wait here it's not oh my

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gosh we're Democrats that the plane

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can't handle it

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no you're just going over some air bumps

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that's all it is the landing and the

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take the taking down the landing those

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are tricky and those are when you want

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really really good pilots [Music]

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problem is you know put a really good

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pilot tonight and yeah you generally

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find out the end if they're good pilots

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around I have been on a lot of scary

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flights I fly I fly on average two times

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a week I'm in an airplane and a very

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scary landings I've had landings water

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were actually turned sideways as we come

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in and then at the last second I had

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maybe a dozen bales on landings like

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what we're coming in and turning and

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turning and turning the pilots like no I

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have even had a landing that was so bad

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that they bailed out of it and changed

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airports and we were a few hundred feet

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off the ground when the pilot called it

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and I thanked him profusely I will say

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that the aircraft pilots I know in

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America I assumed that his FAA

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regulations are they world as federal so

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generally I know that there are there

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are regulations worldwide for every

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airline the pilots not only allows for

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the aircraft's have to be when you

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Espace and strenuous they constantly

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have to continue to learn and get

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updated so [Music]

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and those sounds like I was you nailed

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it your hair is just not longer the

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chance to talk to you with my question

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music I can be so cool earthly ready for

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action with train and genetics yeah I

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don't know I really don't

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that's uh you know I think it's it's how

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we all wish things could be we could be

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ready for a fight at any given moment we

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could run for miles we could never get

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tired we could be ready for violence

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ready for love ready for anything at any

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given time and then whatever you want

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and still look the same so I think it's

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just as fatally [Laughter] [Music]

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yeah what did I most enjoy gunfight and

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that's just as we there there you know

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we all can go when we do the

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reconnaissance and we talk to you know

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so-and-so who gives us this information

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and then we go and we talked to this

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person which is this information

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put the clues together and then we gonna

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fight the bad guy and solve the case

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that we win we save people or that's how

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we do it but it's rare when it's there's

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so many different bad guys involved that

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we don't quite know who to trust or who

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who is the bad guy and I like that it

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was kind of like an old mobster movie

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I also liked coming in slow motion with

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two guns and just like in the chamber so

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I the action part of that particular

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episode I liked and I also like that it

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kind of had a slightly different feel to

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it you know there was the it was a

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little bit more old timey storyteller

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yeah that's what I enjoyed about it

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I will say that there is a there's a

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steaming in that particular episode

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where Dean pulls Sam aside after we're

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talking with priests and we discuss

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whether or not to trust this priest and

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Sam brings up the Impala

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the rest of that scene was not scripted

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and it didn't happen it felt like I

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heard it in my head and rehearsal it

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sounds like what if somebody stole the

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Impala and then and then we finished and

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I think my response to play okay yeah

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okay and he's like you know order to be

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that you could you get the hide what you

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do or you're like yeah right okay all

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right fine let's let's let's go talk to

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that that's how I think the sea was I

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think that people have written something

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like that and then the rehearsal when he

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said what if something's solving

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problems like it's not you wouldn't ever

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stop thinking about the fact that he

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just said somebody stole a about and

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that scene went on a lot longer and

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whatever and we continued to go for a

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while like it I got pretty mad and there

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were there was there were torture

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devices that I was talking about

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something and anyway yeah yeah sure I mean uh I

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and anyway yeah yeah sure I mean uh I
think anybody who's lived you know a

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decent life I said I said struggles and

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had lost and had tough times and felt

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down and out and needed some inspiration

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and I've certainly been there I've

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certainly had my fair share of cars and

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tribulations

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I've lost a few people in my life very

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close friends one thing that was a

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roommate died in a horrible car accident

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when I was younger my 2720 and I was

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with him on the trip and I was following

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him he was driving this car around about

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this great back and remember coming back

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home after that the whole ordeal kind of

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started to iron itself out and we were

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on a road trip and I got home and is

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like walking into his room and it was

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there were three of us living in his

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house this was a California and I just

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remember I remember meeting some sort of

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like resolved and some sort of

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inspiration to be able to cope with this

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situation and it came from from that one

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roommate from his father

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they showed up to collect his things and

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he he gave me some incredible motivation

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and I found it within him the fact that

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he was able to to take the loss of his

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son and turn it in an inspiration for

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somebody else I thought it was one of

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the most

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magnificent things ever I I used that

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for many many years yeah so it's

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racially comes in many forms you know

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the the will to survive the will to

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thrive the will so to keep to keep going

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it comes in many forms

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you just have to be available to accept

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it yeah thank you