2019 Salute to Supernatural Jacksonville Jensen & Jared gold panel
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[Applause] good morning Florida good morning
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whose East Coast waking up stuffy said I

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know I didn't I didn't wake up I went to

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bed earlier but I woke up I'm like 4 or

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45 as I've done which is the time you

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can be going to bed Johnny handsome was

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running around shirtless who is that

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[Applause]

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cause your baby shut up that's good a

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year to making just to get along

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together so there's a shirt on thank you

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it's like one of those little lady

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pranks that like Clooney's famous Clark

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thank you you wrote a now take it yeah

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of the year that's good to see you guys

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[Applause]

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yeah should I warm up here [Applause]

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true story I was I was cleaning my

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trailer which is kind of sad you know [Music] [Applause]

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sure you just uh note somewhat romantic

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[Applause] alright more shenanigans yes always it

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was Dean impact whatever [Applause]

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he had the characters worked out the

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rift between them there's a scene I

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should come around on the intermission

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this I've been a DC but there's a city

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that comes up the next is it and never

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said not where Dean kind of explains his

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position that why he's has had so much

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trouble with what that relationship so

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polluted that'll shed some light and

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minutes of you know bruised egos

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I was vicious Bardot's

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and bond oh I I'm a high school teacher

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and I wanted to ask you mostly for my

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students the number of supernatural fans

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that I had as students is incredible um

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what were your what was your favorite

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class in high school what was your best

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class in high school and what was the

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one class in high school you wish you'd

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paid more attention to I pretty much was

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answering that as you were asking so

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favoritism was would have been math I

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was just because it was something that I

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was good at and it was easy all you know

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the answer you you do draw the answers

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right there

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the one I had the most difficulty here

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but not the first one your favorite they

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were your best okay the one that you

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expect mostly well so let me let me go

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back so my my favorite I would say would

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have been English because it was she's

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one of my favorite teachers of all time

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although it was the most difficult

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subject that I had I had the worst

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grades but it was my favorite teacher so

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I enjoyed that the best was math because

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I I always had my highest grades in math

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and the one I wish I paid more attention

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to was history

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a lot of history now but then I was

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selected Aires and it's history

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fascinating I think so are you in

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strategic there you go you tell all your

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students said that's the one subject I

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wish I'd paid more attention

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yeah I loved I loved history funny I was

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thinking my favorite might have been I

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had some great English teachers and

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history teachers my past class was math

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then one I wish I'd paid more attention

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to was Spanish yeah that's what enough

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to get by but I wish I pay attention and

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I wish I was more fluent I didn't

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realize that had the chance to travel so

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much my job it's a now my worst one was

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biology is anybody biology teacher are

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you really yeah for some reason I'm

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getting chemistry because there's almost

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mathematical physics biology

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not worthy go away over this side right

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here Madison Morgan sorry my question

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for you is what kind of skills that you

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learn being Sam and Dean like cracking

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computers and yeah I came on a thing I

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have not I realized that I don't know

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how to pickpocket on handcuffs [Music]

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like sitting indoors I don't know I feel

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like there's several things that I've

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I've either brushed up on honed or

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learned from playing this character sure

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how to properly kick in the door that

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one not when I got that one down there

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was actually picking a lock it would

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take me an hour to do it compared to the

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2.5 seconds that it takes thing to do

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but I haven't worked there's there's

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locking mechanisms that you can get

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online one of our crew members had one

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that's it's a clear mechanism so you can

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see the workings inside and you can

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actually practice I played with that for

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like a whole day it was like Oh got it

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but it especially because it takes a

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long time which is when the door ticking

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thing comes into play it's much faster

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knife-throwing it's not driving weapons

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handling and I'm gonna say something

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that's gonna be a little bit of a

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spoiler but dancing

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[Applause] for the win yeah some versions of Sam

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for the win yeah some versions of Sam
I'm able to kind of pop into yeah the

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other day that was singing herself to

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sleep the self smoothing and it was she

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was singing these lyrics disgrace which

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was like mom mom play play play you big

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disgrace on your phone and it was like

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9:30 p.m. and she had been I'm late

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she runs over and Jen's like Odette it's

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time to go to sleep baby girl and

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there's a little pause and they're dead

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just goes blah blah blah

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so trying to hide my my dick joy Oh dad

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trying to get under my skin

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what what is with you two supernatural

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who survives longer I can run faster

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than the zombies camp pissed I'm scared

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I'm pretty fast I think I do pretty well

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I'm good at hiding to go right for the

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question scan I think is a nice was an

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examinee would last much longer because

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because they deal with a variety of

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enemies and have knowledge of how to

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handle just about anything

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whereas negan how's my smell like sulfur

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how's he gonna get ya

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werewolf I don't know that the bats

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gonna eat much help so I I feel like

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everybody might have a little bit of an

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edge going into any kind of world and

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but that's just the nature of our show

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so there you go first off why isn't it

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Sam Steele they were talking about Sam

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has better taste

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because notice clearly how how much fun

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are you having revisiting all the evil

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Sam and the other worlds and that matrix

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opening when you directed it was amazing

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all these old versions that you've

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played of yourself but you couldn't you

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couldn't fit the white suit could you it

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stupid let's do baby yeah I was a really

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overweight I wasn't running marathons so

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so a lot of fun it's kind of bittersweet

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you know because it's it's we sort of

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know what's going on and what's gonna

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happen and we we start episode eleven a

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week from tomorrow as well oh Jesus

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we're already dawn so it's bittersweet

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you know we're over the hump and trying

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to take this show in these characters

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home it's fun to revisit and it's kind

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of it feels like an homage to y'all guys

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as well

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[Music]

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it's a good time I think it's it's a

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testament to this family at large and to

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the show that show means that we get to

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go do something in clay characters well

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I'm not my prior versions of myself I

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just have a second yeah yes there is I

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think this season they're kind of

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they're kind of pulling out all the hits

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very it's it's a bit of the greatest

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hits album and and and with some new

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some new ideas to like I mentioned

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earlier and it is it is fun to it's

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always fun to break down those those

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character walls and and do something

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different or take yourself out of a kind

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of the comfort zone that you're ready

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and available we're doing that a lot

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this season

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and I feel like it's it's it's fun but

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it's weighted because it does feel like

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the writers are getting in as much as

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they can before it's done yeah and

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that's even though it's fun it's kind of

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sad at the same time but you know we do

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that I was totally kidding about

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yes hi guys okay watching a profit and

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loss it just hit me to the core either

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why watching that do you guys ever get

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in a situation like in small spaces or

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anything where you're just like okay I

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can't do this that I mean that scene in

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particular it was it's there was a few

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things it was obviously being in a very very

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it was obviously being in a very very
tight spot and what happened was that

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when they lower that lid there was just

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a small space that was cut out with one

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side of the box for the camera to see

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but all of behind the camera was all

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blacked out because they didn't want to

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have any light reaching into the box so

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the only light source was the phone and

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so from my perspective I was hit months

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and it was pitch black and and then

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trying to go there mentally of what

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would this be like and thinking you know

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crying for help you're essentially

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telling yourself that it's real as

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opposed to most people do if they get

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confined into a spot like that they try

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to tell themselves that it's fine

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everything's fine I'm going to get right

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out of here you try to suit yourself I'm

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doing bleep opposite and it was you know

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it was one of those there's there's

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scenes that pop up every now and again

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where you kind of have to walk off when

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they're over because your body's shaking

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or you're emotional or it you know it

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was a close call or whatever it is and

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that was one of those that I kind of had

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to take a moment and bring myself back

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to reality that it's just fake this is

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unreal calm down yeah I did it after the

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scene during the scene in this very real I

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during the scene in this very real I
think the most uncomfortable I've ever

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been wasn't even really to be at the

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boat side with the bees though that was

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disconcerting it was the one I think it

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was called heaven in hell where it's

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Alastair and Sam and Dean jumped through

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the stained glass window because you

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they would stand this up and show us the

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pads and then they put this thing glass

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window and so you couldn't see and it

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was you know you know they're not gonna

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play a prank on you and not like I'm

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jumping through something that's it's

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not exactly opaque it lets light in but

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it's very translucent you can't see in

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what's on the opposite side so and

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they're sort of there were cross bars

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that were foam and painted to look like

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wood but still they're more firm so they

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provide structure and so that was a bit

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all right

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no you reach it we were high enough to

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reach the free fall point you know

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because we propelled ourselves and then

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after what eight or nine feet you just

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falling straight down and a weightless

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sensation the beginning of season or

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when he climbs out of hell so that

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actual shot of me coming out of the

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earth that was that was not on a

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soundstage that was actual they had dug

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they dug a big hole of field and build

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like this little tiny wooden box under

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the ground with a

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entrance to it there was a little maybe

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but five feet back so the hatch would

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open I climbed down underneath they

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closed the hatch cover it back up with

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sod tamp it all down and keep in mind

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this was you know July

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it's 80 degrees in Vancouver in July and

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in a box with no ventilation whatsoever

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that's completely dark and it was

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probably like a hundred and twenty

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degrees in there so I'm just sitting

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there just starting to like sweat for

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two reasons one is hot the three reasons

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I'm underground at a box and no one can

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hear me and I'm having to wait for the

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crew and everybody to run away because

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it's a big giant crane shot so they're

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gonna see you know for quite a quite a

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distance everybody's got a clear back so I'm just

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everybody's got a clear back so I'm just
sitting and waiting until I hear over

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the just you know Big O horn kid manners

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yell action and I just remember going

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like what have I done in my life anger

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that was uncomfortable I didn't like

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that and then now I'm all sweaty and I

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literally had to crawl through about

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this much of an actual dirt inside

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because it was what they got a whole you

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know about that big and laney of me like

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overlapped it so that it was like I had

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to like get myself through it and then

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get through all the dirt the weeds and

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stuff that they packed on it so it's

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just clinging to my face and everything

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it was yeah I was like yeah all I can

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see is kind of a rainbow and balloons

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balloons shirt [Music]

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and say hi [Laughter]

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so my question is either from your

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childhood or from your kids childhood do

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you have a favorite memory of going to

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Disney World or Disneyland and if you

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haven't been do you have just a favorite

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memory of watching the movie wearing

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like dress-up anything like that yeah I

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do I went to Disney World

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I think with my with my family and my

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mom's parents I think I was around goes

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around 10 years old and so this was you

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know let's say 1990 before cell phones

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and pagers and all that and right when

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we got into I think it was either Epcot

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or Disney World I got separated my

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brother and I were with our grandfather

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and I think I went to the bathroom or

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something I probably got distracted and

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went to a video game or whatever wasn't

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couldn't locate them and so I looked for

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my how long 5 10 minutes and couldn't

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find them so I was like all right walk

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around on the monorail like maybe 10 and

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I didn't really know I left that park

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and finding it I guess they were making

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I guess they were making announcements

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came to whatever ramp I was waiting but

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I was no longer in that Park

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so once we're sure it's now at the end

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of the day you watch the fireworks or

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whatever and I was like well I guess I'm

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gonna leave and so I go back to the park

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we were at and start walking out and my

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grandfather is just sitting on the bench

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right by the exit he just been waiting

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there all day so then when because we

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were there for like beautiful days so in

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the next part the next day I still use

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that one says yeah that's my I went to

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Disney World

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once or twice as a kid and you know

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nothing nothing crazy experience like

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that like it was just a good solid

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animation when I was a little bit older

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and working on a show called Days of Our

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Lives I my family was like we're gonna

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go to Disney World and we want you to

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fly over meet us because they're living

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in Texas I was in California this is it

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okay so Deidre Hall who played Marlena

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was my mom on the show she came to me

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and she says I understand to go to

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Disney World

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I was like yeah the corner it's a little

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family vacation you know we we were on a

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budget and we were staying at you know a

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budget hotel and we my dad had found

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tickets and so we were we were just

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gonna go normally like most people would

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go and she goes not my son so Deidre

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Hall calls her

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contact at Disneyworld and the next

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thing I know they put us in like the

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presidential suite of this one of the

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one of the hotels and their brothers

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were yeah and they have a blade for me

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I'm like you're one on this show and I'm

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like 19 years old and and I'm in the

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back of this like convertible going

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through one of the parts of Disney World

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my brother and my sister are in the car

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with me and I'm sitting up on the top

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light and my name is like written across

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the side of their cars like icicles

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a smile eyes and a ridge that when

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you're in a parade and you're the only

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one that's sitting I'm doing this and I

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just remember going like this this is

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really embarrassing but equally awesome

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was we got like you know the royal

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treatment and and and that was the last

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time I ever would

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be better than that I'm out so that was

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pretty great

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are you pulling us where we have time

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for one quick one

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oh okay I put one yes what are we

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thinking in our coffee here this is a

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black americano this is what just

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espresso and water for those who don't

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know that's not fun there's a little

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whiskey unit too just a little just

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enough to get me to purpose here forever

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see that when we play lose it for the

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first time he was drinking regular

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doctor ponds [Applause]