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please welcome charity

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[Applause] what's up

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uh did anybody happen to see a concert

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[Applause] random trivia effect of the day I I say

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random trivia effect of the day I I say
fact in quotations so I know this

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because when I was in high school my

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Gladiator came out and

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and so my life teacher was beside

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herself she was pissed off

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um we're like why are you so angry and

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she was saying realistically in the old

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days akita's walking Phoenix would do

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this and then if it was like save them

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he'll give him like the thumbs up and

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tell him the most touchdown it was the

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opposite of the Coliseum days because

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this was the sword and so when the

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emperor dude thumbs down it didn't

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become an image you're sword maybe a

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thumbs up and then barriers award and

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kill him so she was like beside herself

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for weeks

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shout out to Miss Ellis

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anybody here take button

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really forward

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isn't it a dead language

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literally of all the language choices

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every time there was an exorcism I was

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like let's go to that boy here

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there were times uh they never got a

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princess because he was he was working

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around but there were times where Dean

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was dramaticism

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and so I could see Jensen purposely like

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fumbling I was like I know you know it I

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know you know it yeah I'm doing good but

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they maybe do it more so

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I can't do it and they'll have sand here

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the lights in the darks all the time

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she's like I'll do it

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because you're sure

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so last night I uh I had a senior moment

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I forgot the lyrics to the last verse

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that's fine and I was and I knew like

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I'm basically I was like I would say

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this song is along I don't remember a

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lot of the verses

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I'm not gonna remember this so they

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quickly printed out the lyrics to put

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them on the stage but then here's a

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problem playing and I'm like

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it was like an entrance okay [Music] [Applause] Jensen

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Jensen
so that when you did the man about town

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UK

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um shoot do you remember the light blue

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suit with the green shirt underneath

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what kind of Belton shoes were you

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learning

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what the color of these shoes thank you

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uh I want to say

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cheese or fruits uh shoes my dress shoes

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yeah no but no

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Bel brown brown shoes brown dress shoes

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don't know it does photo shoots there's

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there's like do you think therefore you

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are this is that life crap

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uh you walk into there's like an entire

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there's racks of clothing here there's

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generally a stylist as an assistant and

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they're and they're all like you know

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what do you like and I'm like I don't

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know you're the professional dressing

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and so they just start having me try and

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stuff on I'm not really paying attention

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they'll just there's like a collective

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yeah that's the one let's do that I'm

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like great where am I standing so I

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would pay a lot of attention to uh

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unless we have like there's like there

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was probably like 12 changes that

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afternoon Jesus [Music]

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quite a while

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that was a harder question I anticipated

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yeah [Music] so

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so
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to face yeah oh

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it's a name I can't say

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[Music] Wednesdays

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you know who'd be the easiest

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stands there

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seriously this is what I want like you

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say standing across the room

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and they run the opposite way does he

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get on like a little Segway Walking Dead

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I'm not really

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slowly it's a victory

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who would be the toughest

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I go Star Wars or Harry Potter they're

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not horror movies now um um
[Music] yeah yeah
Freddy's Freddy's

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Walker and how you don't sleep well

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I should have tell you all this this

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weekend sleep well balance breaker yeah and I

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sleep well balance breaker yeah and I
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have figured out a way for me to think

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about like yeah

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like you know we somehow managed to find

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her way out of these weird subconscious

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uh places who do you think yeah yeah

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he's ready yeah all right yeah that

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would be difficult yes

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thank you uh my name is Jason from

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Atlanta uh thank you for being here I

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have been Faithfully watching the show

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since episode one in medical school

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um

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I uh deeply connected to say the uh I am

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Deeds age in the show and my yoga

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partner is sand page fiercely

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perspective of like everybody much like

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me

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um

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has a little bit of a story

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four years before Governor's School my

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brother was driving and we were

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testified with the Mustang

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during the course of the test drive we

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were keep on at 70 miles an hour by the

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18 wheeler

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so imagine by surprise when we get to

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the first season

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I have that memory of the accident that

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see that visually displayed it was like

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ripping it from life um

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um
but the Trump of that event I think we

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all as fans can relate to aspects of

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that trauma that say McGee literally

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went through hell for that series

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and I was wondering if you could share

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any aspects of situation

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that your character experience might

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have taught you that you'd like

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us well first how do you and your Sam

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are supporters

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I think uh you know did you buy the

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Mustang

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yeah I uh you know

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my 15 and a half years on Supernatural

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um I learned a lot it's hard to kind of

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parse out what I learned with the help

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of Sam and help Dean help us remember

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and what I learned is someone from being

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twins here between the 38 you know but I

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certainly learned that we are more

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capable than

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we understand uh the new beliefs you

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know a lot I love stories of ultra

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marathon herbs or people who like just

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listen to podcasting a guy who trucked

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across and our gun

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level and then back to the other side

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um and he had gone through uh I didn't

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say when he was in his 20s where he had

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been severely burned by 25 percent of

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his body

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um and so those stories really inspire

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me because sometimes when you're in it

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when you're stressed about something you

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know you have a flat tire or someone

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that worked with me or you might have a

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case that suggests puzzling them

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um and you go there's no way I'll figure

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this out so there's a little reminder in

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me that like keep at it like what

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next word next then the following floor

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then the following then the following

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and you'll get there uh and as much as

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kind of cliche you know every uh A

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Thousand Mile Journey begins with a

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single step uh I think I learned that I

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felt that in the sand Aberdeen and with

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the show so no matter how tired no

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matter how uh emotionally nervously beat

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down I feel uh I just try and keep on

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going forward

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um [Music]

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just slightly different uh viewpoint

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they're you know both DNA is saying they

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just say as my grandfather would say

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where the good Lord made them he forgot

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to put the equipment

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they just they just don't quit and I

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will say that that I I can I think 100

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he sure did Jerry also has that good as

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well and I feel confident that I have

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some of that as well but it is because

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now we represent these characters that

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surely don't have quitting them

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that that drives us down or personal

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lives a little more than it would have

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had we never played these characters

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sure yeah thank you

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okay uh all right waiting over there

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hi I'm Eddie

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um I am a mom and a teacher so all my

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favorites oh wow so [Music]

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how are the kids teacher

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okay so you're like more than teachers

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ours are good

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they finished school in May uh Chef just

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did it's called a psia which I think is

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like a similar to mad rates that I did I

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think he got like fourth uh in the

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district so it's kind of chip off a

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little daddy's block uh Odette is still

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the queen of the world

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and Thomas

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is doing well and yeah they're all safe

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with report video uh she I don't know if

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they were a museum uh today and she was

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like well that was a total disaster um

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months uh she's she's great she's

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wonderful the twins however

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are six and are very indianated and they

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don't like something it reminds me

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everyone's with that story I think it

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was uh um told him about this little

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girl that took her to the Louvre and his

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little girl goes hey daddy this Museum [Music]

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we all ended up in Austin Airport

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together and then had a layover on

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Vanoss for like two hours ended up being

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like five hours and so Daniel and

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Admiral is trying to keep the kids awake

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like okay maybe this is good like like

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make lemonade don't get more tires on

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the plane they'll sleep

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um yeah it was a nice having Uncle Jared

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there we have uh about the boards a little

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we have uh about the boards a little
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it back kind of goes forward and I'm

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like huh and I turn around and arrow

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that has her roller bag and she's like

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and I was like amazing

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amazing
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sitting on South Park I've got this yeah

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I've got this carry-on it's like

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aluminum so it's like it is I can sit on

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it like if I'm sitting at the gate

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waiting at him

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so it's pretty scary so I had I had

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Arrow which was nice to hop on and then

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yeah and Zeppelin was like it's not fair why

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and Zeppelin was like it's not fair why
is she she's always good she I'm like

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you just wrote it for like 10 minutes

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dude and then I look at your chairs I'm

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like [Applause] [Laughter]

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yes okay you didn't mentioned Lonesome

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Dove I oh I'm losing Lonesome though yes yes

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I oh I'm losing Lonesome though yes yes
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I mean I think that's it it's so hard

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isn't it I think it's pretty obvious I

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guess this is yeah

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you know that uh the key makeup artist

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Carla uh on Walter wanted the Emmy for

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makeup on Monster doves yeah [Music]

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[Music]
Augustus Woodrow I think so yeah there's

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something here like Lonesome done what

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is that what is it you don't know what

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that is it do it yourself a favor yes

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[Applause] um yes

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so let's say you got a 60-second ad in

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the Super Bowl what would it be about a

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60 seconds

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commercial yeah herxia [Music] [Applause] [Applause]
um [Laughter]

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I'm gonna go to my attorney friend thank you

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so much is a little nerdy I read an

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article a couple years ago about how the

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original thing and some people what they

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think they think in full sentences and uh

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and uh
like Concepts so I was just curious kind

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of which way it is

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awesome I want to I want to read the

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article I'm absolutely it's either

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it's either
thinking like resolving the problems of

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the world in my head which are not good

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Solutions or it's like mostly

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mostly
I just realized I'm bipolar

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no I could have told you about it you know

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you know
I I think or I feel like I think

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um

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in text in words and yeah yeah I don't

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you're thinking about word structure

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like sentences and stuff I'm thinking

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about the description of the visual more

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than the visual

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obviously that's weird

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memorization you're demonizing a script

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when how does the recall look in your

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head are you recalling the words like

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from emotion emotional attachment or no

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that's a great question because it's

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kind of flipped so when I'm doing a

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scene I can see the script where the

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page turns I'm not identical I don't

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have a photograph memory but I have a

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visual memory but that I've been said

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that's that's for a word like

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memorization but if I'm just thinking

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about like what I'm going to do when I

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get home today to Austin I'm more

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thinking about like okay well if I go in

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there and I come out to pee close the

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chicken I'm not thinking about how it

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looks necessarily and as much as Library

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I'm like making lists in my head

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kind of so I'm not sure if that answers

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the question it's great I would probably

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lean the other way I I when I just came

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touching on the memorization on a good

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writes the script at first I literally

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see the page in my in my head and I'm

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just reading the lines which is largely

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why I can memorize the other lines that

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I'm that I'm not even saying I'll know

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what his lines are you know and so I can

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basically just reading the text in my

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head and then you know if we're talking

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about daily life what do I have to do

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when I get home I'm visualize it oh I've

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got to open the door and I see that door

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and the dog going out or I'm like oh

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I've got to pick up the groceries I

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visualize the grocery store and the

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aisle that I have to go down in order to

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get the bread

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yeah uh this is really impressive um

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what is it so a big day on Walker or

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Supernatural for a one-hour episode

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television show a big day we get a lot

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of dialogue it's like eight pages you

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got eight pages

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the most we ever had was an 11 ish PKA

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and that's kind of undoable unless you

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absolutely trust your director or if

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it's a lot of dialogue a lot of dialogue

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yeah what's the most Pages you ever shot

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in one day um

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um
that I was in

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I did uh 24 pages in one day wow on days

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on days
which they shoot they shoot 60 Pages a

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day yeah he was 24.

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yeah I know like him yeah

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uh let's go to the back there leather

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jacket yeah

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so like uh Samuel Gene I crisscross the

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country driving my baby

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not funny things but my question is when

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the boys finally had a home

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and they still crisscross the country

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and you know we're in various places all

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times was there anything that they had

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to bring that money from home or that

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they kept him like comfort thing or they

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thought you know with them

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basically travel with everything

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I think we probably started the cooler

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because that takes [Music] [Music]
um

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it was a win-win Michelle came in

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you know we were like I would love to

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have one of those so uh our house

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appointment was kind enough to kind of

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send some Motel cards and uh Samuel it

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and uh some of the I got an army man

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from Impala and some Legos so they're

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they're insane keeping in my house

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did they have any favorite branding

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beans favorite driving games

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um yeah that that's probably the go-to

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game that those two were playing is

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um

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how what I have uh you talked about what

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they would bring with them in the car

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um so and you say you got Vegas and

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stuff there were some other things that

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we got from the set that were if not of

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Liberty to um talk about but uh but the

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one thing that I really wanted was

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um

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it was something that was used

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for 15 years which was uh Dean's two

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weapons of choice which was his physical

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and then he also had a Mr uh China

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and that's a little trickier when you're

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dealing with Firearms across the corner

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as a well and just as well you know like

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hey I want to take that problem because

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it's not a problem it's you know it's

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environment so instead what I did was uh

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I had uh I got a [Music]

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[Music]
yeah so I actually got one

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in 1911. but the facility that was

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carved on to the grade onto that

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particular gun was done by

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um was done by a Craftsman in Vancouver

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I'm tired yes and I commissioned him to

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come out of retirement and do that

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filigree on the fire that I bought so I

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and then I actually ended up using my

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physical I think in like one episode

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just so I could say it was on TV

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I've been on TV for like 30

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years

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um and so and then did all the paperwork

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and sent it back home and you know I

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picked it out she wouldn't you know with

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tank our law enforcement buddy um but

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the the shotgun was the one that I was

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like and you can't hit those anywhere because

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and you can't hit those anywhere because
they're illegal if you saw it off

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Instagram um that is until I talked to my dad and

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um that is until I talked to my dad and
he was like we don't think Uncle dick

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has one

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dick lives in Atlanta no in Georgia

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outside Atlanta I think it happens and

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uh did it he was he recently uh he

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passed away a few years ago

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and uh

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left me an item

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so now my my collection is complete

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[Applause] thank you thank you
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