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sort of it's almost a metaphor for the

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show um I think this got by because of

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making individual independent

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differences rather than a massive knock

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you over the head with something until

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you know like seeing buses and

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billboards and every commercial for me

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it's always about making one difference

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at a time or trying to that sounds kind

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of pompus right like I make a but hoping

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to try and make a difference at a time

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you know I'd rather be able to talk with

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somebody and make make a difference that

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lasts than them just hear about

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something and kind of care for a month

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or two and then give up so I guess just

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keep spreading the word and love and

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kindness uh okay uh is there a whale

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here by the way I heard some I heard

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like high

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pitch a that's a cute

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noise is it a is it a whale baby those

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are the cutest noises I've ever heard I

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oh

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yeah get ready Jared someone

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way uh

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yes just go no no no right here right

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keep going keep going keep going uh

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yes hi guys hey um I have a little bit

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of a serious question okay after 12

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years of getting your makeup done how

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how confident are you in your ability to

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do your own [Applause]

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[Applause]
now well here's the

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problem when sitting in the makeup chair

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and uh when Trish is applying makeup

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this is generally my

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state um I have zero confidence in being

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able to do anything that she does I

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can't name one product I can't name one

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product that she know I don't even know

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like the steps that she T it's I don't

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know who he is no I don't know who he is

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until he steps out of the hair and

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makeup trailer um yeah I think there's I don't

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trailer um yeah I think there's I don't
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decision but um I think there's he and I

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share a mental block when it comes to

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sitting down in that chair even though

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all of our friends uh like to remind us

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that we wear makeup for a living um yeah

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it is uh it's something that I've just

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kind of blocked out plus you know it's

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the first thing that we do in the

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morning the very the way we start our

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days we show up and we walk into that

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trailer and we start you know going

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through the works and usually we're also

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reading our dialogue but that's yeah

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that's what saying but when we sit down

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on those chairs that's that's a good

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time for us to kind of refresh our our

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memory and like what the dialogue what

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the day's work is going to be and so

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we're sitting there you know

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highlighting lines and making notes he's

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over there on the other side of the

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trailer his ha done doing the same thing

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and then we'll go switch and we'll just

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and we'll do a switch so um I think I

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think I have not paid attention to that

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simply because that's never something I

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want to have to do or know how to do

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nothing against it I just it keeps

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people like Trish

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employed I remember I will tell you I

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will tell you a little funny story so uh

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years ago I did uh a

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play and uh it was a professional play

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it was in uh fortwood Texas and

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um I remember uh we got to dress

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rehearsal and I was really nervous cuz

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it was a I was playing a really big part

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it was a lot of dialogue and I'd never

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done a professional stage play and I was

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surrounded by like I was working

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opposite Tony Ward winning actors uh lud

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Phillips and and so um we got to dress

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rehearsal and I just remember going I

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went up to Lou and I was like hey where

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where's the hair and makeup

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room and Lou's like oh buddy no this is

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this is professional theater you do your

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own and I think he just saw me go ghost

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white because not only did I not know

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how I didn't have anything I mean I

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wasn't like oh well good thing I brought

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my purse um you forgot your purse I

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forgot my

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purse and luckily his wife uh is a

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makeup artist and she showed up to do

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his makeup and he was like come with me

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and so she ended up doing my makeup for

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the whole run of the show thank god um

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but uh yeah that was I was I was

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petrified um so anyway thank you thanks

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go over to the side right there right in

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the

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corner hi guys hey hi good to see you

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again good to see you back thanks um so

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what has been the most challenging thing

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to do so far this evening most

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challenging thing uh I will say let him think about

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thing uh I will say let him think about
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uh I'll say that the episode that we are

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currently filming right now uh has been

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the biggest

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uh uh what am I what am I trying to say

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separation from playing Dean that I've

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had to do this season um Dean has

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something happened to him that that

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changes him uh and fairly rapidly

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and so that has been uh it it's been

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probably my most enjoyable uh you know

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script and performance I've had to put

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in so far but it's also been the most

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because it's enjoyable that probably

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means it's challenging and it is um that

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being said it's uh I I think you guys

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are really going to like it I think it's

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it's a one of my favorite scripts of the

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year yeah it's it's a wonderful script

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um I think really thinking about it

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there hasn't been a whole lot of things

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that have been too difficult on on

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screen it's more just being away from

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family you know um as the kids get older

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uh it's it you know and they start to go

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how many days till you come home it

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becomes difficult I love my job I can

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deal with my co-star um I love the city

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I love the ESPN family um one of these

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days I'll have a lot of family time so

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yeah that's what I meant my family [Applause]

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all right on that note we have to go uh

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we will see you guys soon we love you

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all all right thank you guys see