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I got some

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importance of your life. Good morning,

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Texas. Any uh any Dallas Cowboys fans in

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here?

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Tony Romo's not here, is he?

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No. Um two, that's a long way home. Home

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sweet home. Nice to come back.

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Any first timers?

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Welcome, guys. So far so good.

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I'm trying to

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was that

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German you said we missed you guys

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right for a second I thought I heard the

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struda it's a safe

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place there's a knife knife knife

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there's a I will live right

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now. I had a nice feeling like a breath

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of fresh air. Um came back home. I

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actually went for this is funny. I went

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for a jog today. Uh I woke up and I was

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funny. Uh and I start heading north of

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the hotel and I'm like, "Okay, I'm going

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to go a couple miles north. There's a

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This is maybe too much information. She

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goes to Walgreens and buy some pylo like

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acidic reflux. I'm going to laugh like pry as a

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reflux. I'm going to laugh like pry as a
gift

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sometimes. Something you know,

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oh I need to get a card. Yeah. Yeah,

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that's what it

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was. No, I needed to get some cream.

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So it wasn't as

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cream. And so I'm I'm jogging and I'm

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like kind of dragging ass a little bit.

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Uh and I was like I'm not going to be

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able to jog back. And so I called an

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Uber to get

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back. I'm sweaty and nasty. But the best

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part of it is is I don't have an Uber

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account. My wife does. And so I get I

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call the Uber and then I text my wife

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like, "Why are you Ubering right now?

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Aren't you driving with Cliff?" And I

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was like, "Yeah, I'm just uh I got to

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get back to the hotel." She's like,

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"Where are you coming from and where are

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you?" I was like, "I'm just like coming

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out like it's not occurring to me that

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she doesn't know why I'm Ubering back to

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the hotel." I'm like, "I'm just a couple

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hotel." I'm like, "I'm just a couple
miles away, but it's too far to jog."

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And she's like, "Wait a second. Why are

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you coming out

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there?" Like 8 in the morning. Oh, got

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it. I thought it was cool. I jog too

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far, but I'm lazy and I'm

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moving with my butt

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creek. She's like, "Okay, okay, let me

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talk to Jensen."

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Uh, all right. Before any more jogging

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boring, please. Uh, yeah. Look at that.

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How you been? Good. How are you? Good. I

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have a voice today. I don't know. I was

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gonna say you still sound the same as

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when you watched yours last night. Okay.

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Better. All right. With the boys beyond

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age [Applause]

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and you haven't been there the whole

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time, so

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[Applause]

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Is Chuck just going to keep healing them

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and keeping them in the hunting game or

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are they going to turn the Men of

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Letters headquarters into like Hunter

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Hogwarts?

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I like I like the Hunter Hogwarts idea.

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uh I I don't think I don't think I was

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going to keep yelling. Uh, here's

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something funny. We went and shot

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backed about half Mark

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Shepard. We went back to this set, this

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farm in Langley and we shot and we were

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all like, "When did we shoot here last?"

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Like I remember there was a fight scene

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and there was like a chicken coupe and

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blah blah blah and we finally figured

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out it was episode uh seven from season

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6 or six from season. It was Family

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Matters with the alpha man from Rick. Um

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and so we were like we've got to go back

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and see if we can see some stuff that

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was the same. And so we went back and

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watched it and Mark Shepard Mark Shepard

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season 6 to Mark Shepard now looks like

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Jared season 1 to Jared now.

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It's like this guy's good. who who used

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to play

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Crowley 40 years younger like me. Me

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too. I just like the the fact that that

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everyone including our crew and

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including new crew that come on still

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refer to us as the boys. [Applause] Boys traveling

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Boys traveling
always. Yeah, good. Yes.

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Um, well, first I want to apologize to

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everyone on Twitter who uh is expecting

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me to ask a show question because I know

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there's a lot of stuff about season 12.

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We all want to know. But what I really

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have to know is what was the

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Entertainment Weekly photo shoot like?

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Was it really that comfortable that you

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guys made it look scrolling out on baby?

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Funny enough, really that

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comfortable with you. That's That's

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really funny because um the photo that

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they chose of us lying on the hood, I

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believe was the pose that threw both

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both of our backs out.

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Speaking we

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because the hood is angled. Well, it's

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angled, but it's also like cared for

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brilliantly. So it's always nice and

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waxy and well we couldn't get we

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couldn't stay like we just kept

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slipping I think I think there's

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actually like a gag photo somewhere I

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saw online of us sliding down and so it

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was this funny situation of like we they

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wanted us laying in the hood but we we

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didn't want to dig our heels into the

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hood cuz it scratches the paint but we

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couldn't not. So we like okay 1 2

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3 down. So I think I at some point like

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hook my belt on on
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like we both found a way to contort

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ourselves in such a way that looked

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relaxed. But he and I are both if you

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Yeah. If you look at the picture, every

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muscle now knowing now knowing what you

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know, look at the facial expressions and

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we're both

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like every muscle in our body is just

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trying to like not

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slide casual. It's like so funny is like

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like finally that was the very first

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setup and it was their their you know

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idea that that's what they wanted to do.

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So what about what about being also the

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car where it's like being on the car? Oh

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yeah, I'll get to that. I'll get to

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that. So, so yeah, that we twisted our

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backs. Um, but we after, you know,

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sliding off and they finally like,

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"Okay, I think we got that." And

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basically was like, "Okay, that didn't

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work." I kind of looked at him. I'm

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like, "Well, that was useless. All

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right. What other pose do they want us

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to do?" And then they had us leaning

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against the front of the car, which then

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they tried to side the side of the car.

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Yeah. The side of the car. And they were

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like, "Here, here's some magazines." And

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we're like, "Okay, they want you they

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want us reading the magazine." Like,

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"Well, this isn't the this is like, you

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know, the

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mag, well, we'll superimpose your your

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cover on there." So, so then at some

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point we're like leaning his car, but

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they're like, "But no, but twist the

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body so we can see the magazine." It's [Applause]

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like, none of this is usable.

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Um and and then uh and then we get to

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the one inside with the pie, which I

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don't saw that one. It's inside. Um but

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that one was just like, "Okay, there's

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going to be pie." And all you guys are

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just sitting there staring at it like

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Yeah. Or Yeah. And they were like,

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"Jess, maybe you could just be serving

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the pie." And I'm like,

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"Uh, that's not what I would be

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doing." Well, what would you guys be

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doing? Tell us, shall we? And

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then so the Yeah. The comfortability

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factor was uh zero.

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Comfort level injury. Yeah. Comfort

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level injury legitely. Yeah. You know,

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it's like the next like 3 days he and I

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were complaining. We're like your

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backer. Yeah. What was it? It's like I

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don't know. One of three poses that we

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did probably anyway. Go ahead. Yes, sir.

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have I have panic attacks and anytime I

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have a panic attack, I read my scenes

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from Supernatural in my head cuz it

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calms me down. Which ones? Um it varies.

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It can be yellow fever.

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You're like, don't be that. It'll never

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be that bad. Don't do that. Um, I was

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just wondering if there's any like go-to

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things that you have if you're having a

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bad day that you replay and it helps

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you. You know what? Um, not necessarily

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when I have a bad day, but I I say this

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all the time. I think it's true. I've

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probably seen the gag reel more times

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than I've seen the

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show. They make me laugh. They like it's

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you know how you can have a smell or a

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song that puts you in a different

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carefree place. I think the Gabriel's

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going to do that for me. Um I hope y'all

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guys watching.

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We told them

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regularly one at a time. They're like

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cuz we probably have an hour worth of

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like jacking around.

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get the gag reel done and with all the

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material within the first two

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episodes 21 episodes later, you can

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imagine how much footage that we

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have and and like the camera guys too,

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they're they're quick on the trigger

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because, you know, we don't shoot film

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anymore. So, it's not like we're wasting

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film. It's just it's an SD card. So, as

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soon as he and I are doing something

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stupid in front of

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camera, our uh our focus pullers just

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immediately hit

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record. So, there's stuff that's not

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even during the scenes that is recorded.

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Um and then because we'll be some of the

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stuff could land us in prison. It

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should. It should, but I'll look up and

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I'll see um I'll see one of our camera

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assistants uh doing a an upside down

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slate, which is a tail slate, which

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usually they'll slate uh at the head of

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the scene. But if they've rolled and

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then need without a slave, then they'll

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tail slave, which is an upside down

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slate. And and it it'll just say it

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won't have a scene number, it'll just

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say gag. And I'll be like, "Wait, were you

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gag. And I'll be like, "Wait, were you
guys rolling on that?

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And then it says that is as though it

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never happened. They're just like what?

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And for those of you who don't, does

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anybody out there know what the slate is

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for? Those of you who don't know, it's for

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Those of you who don't know, it's for
seeking video and sound. So video is

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recorded in on one track and sound

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recorded on another track. They don't

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actually coincide. And so that slap is

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how they measure how they match. They're

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like, okay, that slap is where we get to

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put the sound of the slap. And now the

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the dialogue is synced with our

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announcement. And one time uh our uh our

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technically advanced uh camera crew

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decided to do a digital slap uh or slap

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on uh on their iPad or it was iPad. So

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they can like just literally hold their

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iPad up as the slate and then it would

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and then just hit a button and it would

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go and there's something it's something

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that we never noticed until they took it

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away and used this this digital uh

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clapper and it was that Jared and I used

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that used that that snap that clap as

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almost like a starter pistol. So when we

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hear that, it's like boom, they did the

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sanitation company and the electronic

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version just did not

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have what we needed and he got so

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mad that he was like, "If I if I hear or

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see that stupid

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electron, I'm going to shatter your

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iPad." [Applause]

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[Applause]
So Jose was like, "Okay, put this

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away and we've never seen it again." You

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know, it's like it's like

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slateg I need the noise. I need

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the like Okay. And rolling