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I forget where we were but we had to go

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to the restroom

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we were they hotel or I think was a

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convention so we found a public restroom

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walked in we thought it was empty he

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went in once all I went into another

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stall we sat down

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it was quiet all of a sudden [Music]

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deny and my stall start to giggle he

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hears me laughing and he starts to laugh

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the stranger at the end of the bathroom

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unless is the toilet and quickly exits

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the restaurant

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and now that song is forever because of

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mr. Tomczyk

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one of the many stories that we have

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that will probably end up in one of our

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books at some point anyway all right

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let's get to it

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over here you guys know how the last

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season ended I'm sorry I'm spoiling

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anyone what do you think

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please spoil away

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given how the last supernatural season

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ended what do you think about across a

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while dude for the walking dead okay [Music]

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[Music]
yeah I think there's I think there are

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several shows that that would that could

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possibly make sense for these characters

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arriving into town that that would being

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one of them they would certainly make

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for some interesting that moments

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especially between vegans in chess for

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brothers but just maybe you just have

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the Impala drive by and I'm vegan

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holding us back going but yeah I'd be

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down to that yeah you get to talk to the

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guys over that block and death but

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that'd be fun and from this time next

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year we'll have we'll have some time on

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our hands who knows

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yeah thank you [Music]

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[Music]
so I know but it was a pretty quick

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turnaround to get from CW up grunts in

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New York to come join us and curious

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Jonas Brothers performs and I like to

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know if you saw it but you've got the

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opportunities these are warm [Applause]

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[Applause]
so not a word of the live and I'll

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probably get called out for saying

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thanks but I'll leave the name out of it

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but it's probably pretty easy to figure

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out who it is after the musical group

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exited stage one of our executives

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walked on the stage and said let's hear

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it for the Jonas Brothers and you saw

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all the other executives behind stage go

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so what they do usually the way that

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thing works is is they have all of the

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the cast of all shows in a room that's a

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little smaller than this room here you

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know coffee and and waters and stuff

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there were all watching a monitor of

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what's happening on stage so I guess

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yeah I did see them but on a TV but

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everybody was talking so I didn't really

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watch them it was more for the audience

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that was out the theater I think they

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forgot their songs I'm not their target

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demographic they're not going to take the offense

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they're not going to take the offense
the fact that I wasn't paying attention

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good for them it looks like their

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careers are doing really well and it was

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it was nice to have somebody that's

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relevant other than you know not us we

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were talking about Jared I'm talking

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about it it was it's interesting he may

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have he may have touched on this as he

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met his family yet

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well then I'm gonna steal this story he

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we were we were there and room with all

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of this all of the casts from all of the

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Destroyers not all the shows that most

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of the shows or for our network and the

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network reserve excuse for a younger

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audience and so a lot of the shows are

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are designed to be just that so it's a

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lot of younger cast members Jared said I

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remember when I was the young one

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and I said I know and we're literally

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the same age as the ones that are like

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playing the fathers of elite cast

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members and we had this lovely young

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lovely young actress Kennedy who was

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playing Nancy Drew and the new series

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come up to us and she was like you guys

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are legends I've grown up watching you

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and I gave it and I got a picture with

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you for my father [Applause]

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did your father grew up watching these

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two [Music]

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[Music]
but also ever since they the talent they

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paid it's really really great

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compliments over the years and and we've

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got equally as great compliments from

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the the executives of the network who

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who tell us that we set a good example

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for those young young actor

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[Applause] and to me that's one of the best

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and to me that's one of the best
compliments accuracy that's something

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that that I know that Jared I have

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always strived to to attain this is

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respect from the people that we worked

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with and our peers to set a good tone on

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set we can't control a lot but that we

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can't control and so we we try to do the

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same to try to do the same here as well

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you know we try to set a tone of fun

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engagement professionalism friendliness

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compassion love and when you when you

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check those boxes in a work setting it's

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amazing the kind of work you could get

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done and it's also amazing the kind of

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friends you can make and so we get to we

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get to be benefits of that when we're on

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our set but peripherally we get to see

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that being an example for these new

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shows and these younger actors and

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actresses that are coming up and and to

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me that's really important and I'm proud

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that we've at least achieved somewhat of

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that [Music] [Music]
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the fact that we follow back

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you know your frustration we get equals

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death this is I don't have a prostrates

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around me [Music]

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kill you I like your voice oh you know

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often I dance the question are unicorns

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real

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and now I get to show my daughter video

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of me doing this like

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see you the horns can't be destroyed [Music]

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[Music]
still still together

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there are magical magical creature that

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exists in field in real time and in real

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life they're just you never know what's

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a horse or Society

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like the day you were born I feel like

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it's staring at me

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it's an epidemic this doesn't work feel

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like this is a step

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I feel really horrible I can't breathe

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it's like a beautiful piece of armor

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batting practice it's [Laughter]

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[Laughter]
because winds winds [Applause] [Applause]
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so I was wondering what's what some only

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do something that have never been on the

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show me some finally chosen it is like

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European something about the I think we

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and this is this is really boils down to

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a cost issue I feel like we we miss

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hearing or Dean's music as much as it

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used to

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I would have liked to have explored a

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little bit

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means although we know what genre it is

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just kind of hearing a little bit more

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that'd be a soundtrack to his life and

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to the for the brothers journey also I

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think that we should probably have a

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scene or two with a cat and see what

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happens maybe there's some maybe there's some

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maybe there's some maybe there's some
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we haven't happened

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that could be funny there's there's a

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lot we haven't discovered about the but

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I think there's a lot that we have and

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I'm thankful for that because I think

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he's a very complex character and he's a

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he's a he's a very real character

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you know he's found a lot of characters

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at least that I see and this is this

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might just be a product of the amount of

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time the world were allowed to spend

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with them you know in a movie you only

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get maybe 90 minutes maybe maybe a

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hundred twenty minutes but those

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characters have very little time to

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really kind of unfold as much as Dean

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has gotten to unfold over the past 14

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years and and I like I like the fact

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that I've had the opportunity to be able

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to discover this character along the way

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and and rediscover this character and

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reinvent this character almost on an

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annual basis and it's something that

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that like I said earlier this this

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morning with Jared is is something that

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will forever live with with me but we

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got we got 12 more months to discover

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something new about it so thank you

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[Music]
all this wandering to show myself to

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[Music] find us and have you heard about the EFA

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find us and have you heard about the EFA
Truman's burning

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they've just like that would you like to

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do one yes

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I didn't know that I'm gonna I'll have

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my people yeah I'm excited about that

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that's uh so one of those shows I've

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been with it since the beginning and I I

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gotta see it through the end kind of

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like a show that's ending tomorrow which

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don't get me started I came from things

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so no you guys don't want to yeah I wish

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I could like hear your big Wow

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when I got here right here to have Game

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of Thrones discussion what I would like

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to have one

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you would hear my theory on just real

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quick I'm sorry I know it was about

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these whiners of them yes I'm looking

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forward to seeing what Shelby's do I

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really am because Thomas Shelby is one

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of my favorite characters but I just

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have to say this I think iPad

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I think Tyrians gonna kill Daenerys

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[Applause] why because he was wrong and he was lost

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why because he was wrong and he was lost
his friend died why he wants to spread

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ayah he was wrong and it's the it's the

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ultimate redemption for his character

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for all the things that he's done it is

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to put it snow on the throne so whether

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or not snow makes it throne I don't know

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anyway that's that's my thoughts

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a game of Thrones watch party tomorrow

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night [Applause] [Applause]
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oh and here to enter our my fine all

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right moving on food for that I thought

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people talk about that show they go

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through every corner think imagine and I

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thought assume all of your active range

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range but I've never seen anything like

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that when you play the grieving Council

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Mary in season 15 like it was so raw

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real and [Music]

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you know we used to think it it used to

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come from someplace other than the show

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which is a common i think acting hey

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maybe it's not I don't I haven't never

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I've never been trained properly or

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professionally or at all I'm trained

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and while but for me personally just

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being able to tap into certain emotions

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you know the very beginning the show was

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like maybe I used something from my

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personal experience now I don't have to

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do that because I've lived with this

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character and I've lived with these

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relationships for so long but I can I

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could just simply think about what it

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would be like for this character to go

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through what he's going through and that

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brings the emotion right there whenever

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I have a cultural scene with would Jared

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or with Misha when were when were in

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those characters were those moments you

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know I had indeed and then he descent

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and he is Cass and she is married and

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she is Charlie and like those those

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those relationships are real because

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they also exists off-camera and a

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certain extent you know these are these

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are very dear friends of mine and if the

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dear friends of yours comes to you and

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says they're dying or if you lose

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something like that

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that brings up real emotion and the

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craziest thing is is when you're when

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you're acting when you're doing these

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these scenes you're telling your body

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that this is real you tell me your body

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that you that your brain is a things

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brain is incredible an incredible thing

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and the fact that it can it can tell

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your body to do something and to react

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to something that isn't real even though

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you know it's not real what you can you

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can you can tap into emotions that that

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that would only happen if it was real

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you know I don't know if that's a

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certain gift or talent or just a

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messed-up way of using your brain

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it is it's it's difficult to turn that

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off for me anyways some people can get it to

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for me anyways some people can get it to
it get out of it really quickly but for

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me it's like getting into it is one

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thing but then then that becomes real

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because I'm telling myself that it's

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real and it's and I've talked about this

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before like the normal stuff is very

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difficult because it's it's a those are

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those some of the moments and that I

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remember the most because they have the

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biggest impact on my heart yeah thank

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you [Music]

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[Music]
so we know you really tell us okay

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question please no I'm just kidding a

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drink of water that was me avoiding that

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compliment that's what I was whatever

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you think using us a steep or a couple

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beats now about some songs new album and

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I was just wondering [Applause] [Applause]
[Music]

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um tell em I said you do some Monday

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yeah yeah I think we're singing a new

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song but it won't be one of my songs or

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stings one you've been very quiet today [Music] [Applause]

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our relationship is complicated yeah

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I'll touch on that real quick Steve

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Carlson who some of you may or may not

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know he and I we've been working on a

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music project for about well I say about

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eight months he likes to say about

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nineteen years yes and and we we finally

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started to report some music all

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completely original all written and

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produced by and I and yeah I don't know

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who will listen to me like this is crap

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we're never releasing this or maybe

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we'll say let's see what we see what

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they think so much yeah so we're working

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on that that's in the works we're get

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close to to printing so we'll always

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[Applause] [Music] [Music]
[Applause]

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everything final interview of yours and

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you mentioned that I think - you

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mentioned that your most prized

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possession is adorable but really did I

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say I mean I know what I'm I know what

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you're talking about I can't believe

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that I actually like said that that's a

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little embarrassing

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yeah it was like something from my

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childhood that it was probably the only

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piece of my childhood that I've brought

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to California with me everything else

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was just stuff that I needed to you know

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survive bed clothing dishes a toothbrush

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and that's about all I had but then I

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had my my little big stud pig which was

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in the middle of things like this

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the best adjust a body pillow and yeah I

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don't know why I decided to bring back

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but it was like the one thing that has

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been enough reminded me of being young

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and a kid and I think one day I grew up

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and got rid of it yeah I think I tossed

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it it probably smells me back yeah I

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know my my six-year-old well she's about

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to be six in two weeks she has she has

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this little like stuff to think that she

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had that she has that she calls baby not

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kidding and when she was young when she

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was only a couple years this was there

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were different variations of this one

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little stuffy thing and it was there was

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like the puppy unit that was the product

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and there was the raccoon and the owl

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whatever but she gravitated towards this

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one particular one and so we're like do

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we buy a few of those in case one goes

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missing well she had used that and so much that

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well she had used that and so much that
if the texture of the fabric became

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different than the other ones so she

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could tell she was like two years old

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she's like this is not

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but you know there's this one in order

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for - can we just know it hits it a wash

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of washing but no that was the other one

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so we've got rid of all those there is

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one long baby and if we lose that and

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she's six now I mean it's like alright

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we gotta like maybe get rid of this one

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she's like no so I don't feel like that

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might be going ecology but yeah that's

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that's kind of the story behind the pig

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thank you thank you so much

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my question is speaking of baby you're

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gonna get baby after this show ends so

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maybe you get like Derrick on board and

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drive back to Texas [Applause] [Applause]
[Music]

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maybe it's not a bad idea

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together baby in tow right so when are

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things down after 200 miles we could

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just rotate them

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full-time boys like mechanics yeah yeah

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that's about it actually that's I'll

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think about that and you recently opened

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your brewery and I wish like tomorrow

403
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I'll give you back an interested in

404
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making vieira and what is it your

405
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favorite beer yeah my my brother Gino

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and I used to make just some backyard

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beer at my house in California years ago

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and we really got into the craft beer

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industry the the all the you know the

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whole wave of craft beers that were

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hitting America at that time and sort of

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maybe more beer more beer then we get

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this kind of pipe dream like it'd be fun

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to really open to open up like a little

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small brewery to make beer for some of

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our friends and family and maybe some

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customers that that dream blossom that

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grew and Gino really kind of took the

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reins on that because I was before the

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show but I couldn't devote the kind of

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time needed to explore the industry in

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depth the way that he could so he went

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up to he went to Chicago and went to the

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Siebel Institute which is a phenomenal

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beer school and he went to UC Davis in

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California and it took a master brewery

427
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class there just started really learning

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complexities and the science and the

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chemistry behind a beer and so when we

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decided to move to Austin he was like

431
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well the the scene down here the brewery

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scene and the craft beer scene down

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there is just perfect to start a brewery

434
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so he moved to Austin as well

435
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we bought some land put up a building

436
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and lots of Tanks and then probably hire

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someone who knew how to make beer I

438
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wasn't gonna put that kind of an

439
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investment or that kind of pressure on

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Geno sphere to come up with all the

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recipes and he agreed he was like no no

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no we need to this was us opening up

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basically a restaurant hiring their

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master chef and so we were we were lucky

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enough fortunate enough to find eight

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they came aboard and started making beer

447
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right away we kind of gave him free

448
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reign as to make what you wanted luckily

449
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he's very talented in making all

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varieties of styles of beer and then it

451
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just came down to what we liked and well

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what we felt we could we could get

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behind and for milk properly and now

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we've got we've got more than we need

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which is great responses spending

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fantastic some people here in the

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audience have actually been to the

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brewery and it's it's a really fun

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endeavor to be a part of outside of the

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entertainment industry never really

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pursue anything in a different industry

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so this is this is really fulfilling and

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enjoy and I would say my favorite if I

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had to pick a beer right now

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we make that would literally be the pale

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ale it was the very first one that we

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all agreed have to go on the list and

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it's still there today and still is one

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of our best sellers so there you go

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thank you [Music]

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got anyone there to be any question okay

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did they wonder your honesty did you

473
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want to did you watch someone do I leave [Applause]

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coyly Oh God they're putting you like

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you're a puppy or dog go one question

476
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for your heel [Applause]

477
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there were so much better than your 40s

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[Applause]

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why weren't you reading your

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monitor you know why because I'm gonna

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learn about what I look like I don't

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watch the monitor I'm giving myself to

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these people Jensen don't stand facing

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the audience those plant

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pants clearly show that you have a [Applause]