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those in California.

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Good morning. Good morning. How are

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y'all? How's the concert?

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How's the concert?
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Yeah, I I do too. I will say this. I'm

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going to fix this up. Um, it wasn't

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[Music] broken. When I feel too short for the

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broken. When I feel too short for the
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home and to the hotel. God dang

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it. I'll start

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here. And I was like, I'm going to go to

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the mini bar and go to bed. I walked in

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the mini bar and I was like, I'm going

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to take some sequel and go to

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bed. I woke up and Jen was awake and she

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called me and she's like, how's it

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going? I was like, good. Where am I?

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True story.

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Hey, there you go.

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[Applause] Score one for the day. Welcome here.

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Score one for the day. Welcome here.
Who's the first time?

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All right. Wow. All right. Well, thank

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you all. Who's from Minneapolis?

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Who's from St. Paul?

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Did anybody raise their hands for both

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Minneapolis and St. Paul? Who did? So

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you're like right in the middle, right?

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Who's been to the Mall of Make a Side.

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Mall, but it's your first time here. You've

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but it's your first time here. You've
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is your first time.

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Love you all. Thank you for being here.

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How about Yeah. Hibing? Yeah.

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[Music] That's in the What? She say

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That's in the What? She say
Thanksgiving. Hibing.

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Yeah. And then in the finale.

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Wait a second. No. When when they called

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for John Bon Joy, don't they say Donnie

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Hansen call? We have something hippie.

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Am I incorrect? Yeah.

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I swear I was on the show. I swear.

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Okay. And then the sheriff's retreat is

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what are we talking about?

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Exists. Is it the whole yoga retreat

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thing? Yeah. [Laughter]

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All right. All right. Well, note

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yourself. Thank you. Go ahead. I was uh

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I was in uh my hotel room a couple

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nights ago after I got off uh working

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late and and I just turned the TV on as

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I was getting ready to bed. There's a

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there's a there's a channel in we're

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filming in Toronto. There's a Canadian

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channel. I forget what it's called, but

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they they do reruns of of of

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Supernatural and I was like, "Ah, let me

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see what's going on here."

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I watched most of the episodes not

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remembering

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anything, no recollection. Usually I can

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watch something I'm being like, "Oh, I

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remember what we were filming that day.

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I remember, you know, maybe it was rainy

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or it was cold or whatever."

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Not watching myself on screen going like

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that doesn't exist in my

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memory. I will say it's been it's been a

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big joy in my life in the last few

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months, especially I guess being Canada

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being Canada. I'll wake up and and

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Jensen is not saved as Jensen in my

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phone in case my phone gets hacked. Like

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I don't want them to look up Jensen

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Akles and find his number.

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take the kids to school and I'll see a

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notification like text message

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from I'm like oh hope he's all

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right and I'll click on it and it'll be

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a picture of him watching his t picture

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of his TV he's like we're on

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TV like I'm like moving

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away. Do you remember this episode? Cuz

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time. One of those guys. Seems well.

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get that hand. Yeah, you're always What?

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What? Damn.

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Stop. Hi guys. Hi. My name is Nice to meet

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Hi guys. Hi. My name is Nice to meet
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Nice to meet you. In our busy lives, I

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feel like it's really important to have

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something to look forward to. So, what

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are you looking forward to? Zquil.

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I'm an unpaid sponsor. Just # not.

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could go so many ways. I

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am I'm eager to see what the next

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chapter of this life of mine looks like.

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if I'll be doing anything necessarily,

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but the last 12 months being a husband

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and a father has been pretty freaking

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cool. So, a lot of work.

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looking forward to are are are in the

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close future. Um I'm not thinking much

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past summer at this point. Um so the

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things I'm kind of looking forward to

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right now is wrapping up the noise,

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getting a little time off to be home

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because I've been gone for most of a

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year and uh I'm also looking forward to

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the premiere of Countdown which is

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happening in June.

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like a big premiere in LA. So, I get to

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fly out to that and get to see all those

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folks again. Um and and starting a new

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gig in August, which is uh B. So, uh

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yeah, that's about as far as my looking

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forward to has gotten. Um, but truly

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like Jared said, like I've been gone and

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working so much that I I just I just

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look forward to the schedule coming out

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in the in like the next two weeks so

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that I can figure out a time to go home

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and be with my

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[Applause] [Music]

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family doing so much. We were laughing.

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I'm asleep right now.

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welcoming us and he's like, "Okay." He's

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got like a tablet, you know, from here

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to the room. He's like, "Uh, say hello

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to Jensen Eckles who's currently in the

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boys and talk and uh Countdown and

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producing and and Jared

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[Laughter] Padi, Tom Hanks, and Tim Don. Did you

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Padi, Tom Hanks, and Tim Don. Did you
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say?" Can I how can I say enough about these

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Can I how can I say enough about these
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billion in box office receipts. Uh two

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backto-back Academy Awards for best

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actor. Uh the star of blah blah blah

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blah blah blah blah. The other is Tim

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Allen. I get to be Tim Allen

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uh right here.

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Good morning. Hello. Hello. Oh, wait.

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for you. Hear that? So, good morning.

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And I wanted to hear a little bit about

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what it was like. I know you can't say

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anything contentwise about the book has

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people everywhere, I'm sure. What was it

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like there?

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What was it like for you guys to be back

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on set together just from I know we

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heard a little yesterday, but I'd like

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to hear what it was like for you guys.

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off. Um it was we hadn't shared a set in

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over four years over four and a half

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years. Uh September I mean Walker when I

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came and directed Walker that wasn't us

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working together on camera. Yeah. Yeah.

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saying to me and maybe to y'all as well

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when he came and directed Walker, like

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it was fun to come and see me doing my

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thing and they knew me. Without him and

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without me, without Sam and me and this

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and that, uh, I felt the same way. I got

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there, everybody knew Jensen, he's

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obviously wildly respected and honored

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uh, among the

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cast models. Um, but it was really cool

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to come play in their uh playground and

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it was Phil directing and Cookie was

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there and so we just talked to each

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other the way we all have for 20 years.

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you go back to ones and uh, you know, do

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a little more of this or that?" Like,

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"Yeah, off." And then the crew

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would kind of be like, "Is that cool?

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Like y'all

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talking?" But it was fun. It was it was

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amazing time to to be around. Um, and I

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love the show. I've seen every episode.

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I I I think y'all will be excited and

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laugh about what we got to do together. It's a

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it. Not for the faint of

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heart. Um but I

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okay. Right here. Yes. with the standing

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and the phone and the

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hands. You with the

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My name is Crystal. Um, so my question,

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um, later in the seasons, you guys have

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Christian Kane came on the show being a

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friend of Jensen's. You guys have both

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done shows since then with people who

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are friends. Is there any actors that

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you guys are friends with that you wish

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you could have gotten on Supernatural

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that would have been really cool? And

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what would they have played?

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through tons. Yeah, we had tons.

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I love throwbacks. I do. I would have

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loved had a few gang from Gilmore. Um

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show it would have been a lot of fun to

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kill Chad Michael Murray.

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Rosenbomb up there for for a few times

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and it unfortunately never worked out.

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like I know we the lovely Jay Gable who

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who played kind of the you know half

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brother I always felt like there was a

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another Winchester if there was ever

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another Winchester written like maybe an

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older brother or older like a a cousin

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or something it would have been I think

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Nathan Phillian would have been

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a uh he and I know Nathan for many many

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years. I just I think he's uh his style

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of of acting too is he's got great

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comedic timing. He can play the

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dramatic. He can play the action stuff.

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Um I always thought he would be a good a

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good addition found way there.

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Uh thank you.

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Uh all right. How about right here in

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the aisle?

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No, the dog.

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because of him. Uh, and I have driven to

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Austin, which was 24 hours straight

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through. I've driven to Orlando, which

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was also 24 hours. Who's your next deal?

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How much Red Bull are you drinking? Oh,

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you don't stop? No. What? Because I

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actually it's worse for me if I stop

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because I'll be sleeping and then I'll

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be tired and it'll it's just better. She

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prefers to just sleep while driving.

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Uh wow, that's impressive. Um but uh I

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was well the thing that keeps me up when

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I am getting tired is I blare music. Um

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and I probably look like a psychopath in

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my car. Um but Well, you sound like one.

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But I was wondering if there was like

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any songs that like keep you awake if

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you're doing anything or if you need to

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just like wake up. Interesting. Uh,

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please drive.

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Well, that kind of brings me to my other

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thing. Um, okay. Sort of. Uh, I find the

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most supernatural thing about the show

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is y'all are driving back roads in the

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Midwest and you have never seen the

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deer. [Applause] [Applause]
WTF?

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How do you know? How do you know?

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It didn't make the camera.

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Yeah. Um I there were several times

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where I said, "Let's save a deer." Many times.

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Many times.
just didn't make the cut.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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Uh, you like that one, didn't you?

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Thank you. Appreciate it.

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True. Yeah, that's that's a great second part

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Yeah, that's that's a great second part
to your assessment. Uh, yeah, there it

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turns out there aren't that many deer in

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stage

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one. Uh, but we've certainly seen our

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our our fair share. But we had to stop

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production uh one day because of a bear.

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Wow. For real. Like the bear just

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wandered into base camp and they were

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they had to we had warrants like like

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alerting the crew that there was a bear

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on site. Everybody had like

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and and Jared was about 40 ft up in a

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tree. Turns out bears can find you there. So I

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Turns out bears can find you there. So I
Turns out jokes on

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you. The bear's like, "Oh, you think you

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can climb a tree? That's huge. My bear.

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Hold my bear. [Applause] [Applause]
[Music]

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[Applause] Um that that is uh uh yeah there's

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Um that that is uh uh yeah there's
there's not a lot of deer where we I

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mean obviously a lot of what we were

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shooting all of the nights driving stuff

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that you saw on the screen. The car was

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completely still in the interior of the

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sound stage. Um and I wish you guys I

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wonder if there's video of that whole

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contraption that they had built. Um I

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think there is. I think Sarah has it.

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Yeah. But it was it was all very

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rudimentary like analog way of making it

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look like we were driving down a highway

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at night and um it looked it looked

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great. So that's what that's what we did

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for many many many years. Yeah. And

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sorry I'm sorry but Supernatural wasn't

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a documentary anymore.

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Wait, what? Have to

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see. But good point. We'll have them uh

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remaster it with some beer on that.

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Flipping over the car.

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Um I know stopping and like carving it

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to eat

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it dinner. Uh sometimes uh to answer the

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first part of your question, uh music I

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I probably to keep me awake would listen

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to something pretty uh pretty upbeat and

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hard, you know, like some slip knot or

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some tulle or stuff like that. Um, or

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or I would play something that I could

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just loudly sing along to,

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whatever that might be.

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Disney. I mean, look, you're not wrong.

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I belt out some Moana. You don't I know.

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I know.
And by the way, just for the record, the

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first Moana, not the second one.

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I love the first one. I mean, the first

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one.

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I listen to stuff that makes me think of

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like childhood or adolescence like

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Weezer or Pearl Jam or

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Sound like

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[Laughter] Radio

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Radio
Head. Thank you. Please

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drive. Uh way over there. Hand. Yes.

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With fingers. Yeah. I see my fingers.

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Um besides apparently Zquil, what are

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your besides what? The Zquil. Oh, Zquil. Yes.

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besides what? The Zquil. Oh, Zquil. Yes.
Um what are your secret guilty

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pleasures? Secret guilty pleasures. [Laughter]

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[Laughter]
Oh gosh. I shouldn't be doing this. I

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should be doing this. I'm going to do

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[Laughter] it. I thought it

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it. I thought it
[Music]

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was every now and again. I take vitamin

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C.

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Secret guilty pleasures.

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Well, it wouldn't be a secret if I'm not

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telling you.

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What's that?

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I'm not telling you.

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You got a big mouth.

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Hey, come on now. We got a thing. We're

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We're doing a skit. Uh, secret guilty

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pleasures. I Oh, God.

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I'm going to tell you something honest.

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I'll start it because I need I need

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therapy about this. same morning. I did

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watch

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I did watch two hours of this guy

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opening the original Pokemon [Applause] [Applause]
[Music]

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cards and it's like a 2hour and 13

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minute video. And so part of me is like

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anxious about finishing it up.

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There's a dude. He opens Pokemon cards

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and he found their original Shadow List

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first edition Pokemon set. And I

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remember having I know I'm with you. I

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remember having kids come over and like

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watch someone else open Pokemon 2

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hours. It's like I don't even know you

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anymore. I think it was like Pokey Ray or

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I think it was like Pokey Ray or
something and it was like opens $200,000

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worth of birth $200,000 worth of first

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edition Pokemon shadowless cards and I

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watched it. I'm not finished. So I'm

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late to like

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breeding and like

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watching Blastoise.

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I'm back. I'm back. I ain't got no

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 secret. I feel like I feel like

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secret. I feel like I feel like
uh William Shatner when he was doing

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that like uh beauty contest and he asked

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the contestant, "What's your what what

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is your perfect date?" And she goes,

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"April 201. It's not too cold. It's not too

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201. It's not too cold. It's not too
warm." And the look on his face is just

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like,

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"Do I tell her?

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[Music] That's how I feel in this moment,

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That's how I feel in this moment,
right? Is do I just put you down? Yes.

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Yes, you do. Make sure you take your ZQ

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tonight. I'll take a I'm not going to

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beat that. So, I'm not even going to

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tell you what

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now. Truth. Yeah. So, there's a game

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called Pokemon TC. Okay, we can stop

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talking. We got it. Snowball rolling

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downhill. And I I downloaded with my

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11-year-old and we like play Pokémon

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together. It's a nice bonding game. Let

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me stop. This is No, no, let me let me

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get this out. And so we ended up doing

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like Nashville Con or something and I

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had just downloaded and I was like, "Oh

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god, screen time came up." And it was

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like, "You play it 3 hours a day." And I

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was with Misha in the green room and

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he's like, "Oh dude, that's kind of like

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a full-time job." I was like, "Yeah." So

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I had two options. Either stop playing

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it or delete screen time. So I deleted

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screen time. [Laughter] [Laughter]
truth.

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All right, your turn. Change something.

430
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I don't want to answer any more

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questions. Um, yes, sir. Right there.

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Blue shirt. Yeah. What was your

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favorite? Oh, here you go. Uh, I see you

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guys have a lot of different watches on,

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so I was curious. I We only have one of

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these. I don't believe that. I see your

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Instagram. Anyway, Well, Well,
[Applause]

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what are your two favorite watches from

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both of you? That's a great question.

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Are you a watch fan? A little bit. I

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watch like YouTube with Kevin. Yeah. You

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know, obviously I can't afford them, but

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not about affording. Well, that's that's

444
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it's funny you said that because my two

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favorite watches and I we we are fans of

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uh watches and kind of that old school

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like I want to call it technology

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because they're all handmade. Um my my

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so when I I think season two, no season

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one of Gilmore Girls, my dad turned 50

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and I bought him a watch. It was an

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Omega watch. It was probably almost

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a,000 bucks. It was kind of all my

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savings because I wouldn't make a whole

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bunch of money on the show. Uh, but I

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bought him a watch for his 50th birthday

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and I said, "Hey, when you die, I want

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this." And so he wrote down on a post-it

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note, uh, you know, for me from daddy.

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Um, but that's a lot of money, no doubt.

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But I think I have a I also have a

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watch. It's a Fossil watch from Target

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that I asked for for my 12th birthday.

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It was like 20 bucks and I remember

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covering it. It's a Pokemon limited

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edition. There's the Pokemon

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watch. I'll be right back. Thanks, man.

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I think for me the watches that I like

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the most are the ones with sentimental

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value, honestly. Yeah. It's like you you

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know the memories for me. Uh very first

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watch I ever bought myself was a like a

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a nice time piece was a Omega C Master.

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Um and I still have to this day still

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works great. So, it would it'd be that

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one. And then also the first uh watch my

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wife bought me, which is a two-tone

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Submariner. If I if they were like, "You can only

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If I if they were like, "You can only
keep two." Those are the two I would

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keep. I'm taking the rest.

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Right next to you.

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You're laughing. I think you might have.

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You all know each other. My fiance. Hi.

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Congratulations. So, I hope you heard

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me. Uh, two songs.

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It's the most important one. You had you

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had a mischievous look in your eye like

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you were going to

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like. Okay. So, we're getting married

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for October. Congrats.

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[Applause] I didn't know if you had any marriage

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I didn't know if you had any marriage
advice or anything. Yeah. Don't do it.

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I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding.

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I'm kidding. Yes. I I I will I will give

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you some advice that was given to me

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that I thought was was very useful uh

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for your wedding day, which is um take

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moments with each other to stop and look

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around you and appreciate what you have

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brought together, the families, the

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friends, the celebration, and just like

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really kind of remember that cuz it it's

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it's over like that. And you there's so

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much stuff, you know, you there's like a

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schedule you got to First, the ceremony

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and then there's the the vows and then

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there's the reception and then there's

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the the cake and then and you can kind

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of just get lost up in the, you know,

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the the motion of it all. Take a moment

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with yourselves and just kind of stand

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back and take it all in and remember

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that cuz that's what I remember the most

514
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and I'm glad I did that. Yeah. You'll

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see people, you know, I got married 15

516
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years ago. He got married 15 years ago.

517
00:25:46,440 --> 00:25:48,719
And when I got married, there were

518
00:25:48,720 --> 00:25:50,879
people from my life and my past and

519
00:25:50,880 --> 00:25:52,719
people from Jen's life after her past

520
00:25:52,720 --> 00:25:54,319
who have never seen each other again.

521
00:25:54,320 --> 00:25:56,239
Not because they didn't colliding. The

522
00:25:56,240 --> 00:25:57,519
world's colliding. So you get to go

523
00:25:57,520 --> 00:25:58,798
like, "Oh my god, that was my best

524
00:25:58,799 --> 00:26:00,079
friend in eighth grade." Talk to your

525
00:26:00,080 --> 00:26:01,839
best friend from 10th grade and you get

526
00:26:01,840 --> 00:26:03,038
to see them and they're going to enjoy

527
00:26:03,039 --> 00:26:04,798
each other, have a great time. Um, so

528
00:26:04,799 --> 00:26:07,038
amen to that. And then I'll also say

529
00:26:07,039 --> 00:26:12,430
there's a book called uh the next

530
00:26:12,440 --> 00:26:15,678
conversation argue less talk more. Uh

531
00:26:15,679 --> 00:26:17,999
and I highly recommend it. Uh the author

532
00:26:18,000 --> 00:26:19,519
Jefferson Fischer. We were just able to

533
00:26:19,520 --> 00:26:20,719
kind of meet him in Zoom with him a

534
00:26:20,720 --> 00:26:22,239
couple days ago. It's called argue less

535
00:26:22,240 --> 00:26:23,759
talk more. Uh it's called the next

536
00:26:23,760 --> 00:26:26,079
conversation. Subtitle argue less talk

537
00:26:26,080 --> 00:26:27,038
more. There you go. You don't have to

538
00:26:27,039 --> 00:26:29,999
read the book.

539
00:26:30,000 --> 00:26:31,839
One of the things my kind of it's a

540
00:26:31,840 --> 00:26:33,199
relationship that's going to last

541
00:26:33,200 --> 00:26:35,038
forever. Just remember, it's going to be

542
00:26:35,039 --> 00:26:37,199
hard times, no doubt, cuz we're humans.

543
00:26:37,200 --> 00:26:39,599
Um, just remind each other at the

544
00:26:39,600 --> 00:26:40,798
beginning of a difficult conversation

545
00:26:40,799 --> 00:26:42,319
like, "Hey, I'm bringing this up because

546
00:26:42,320 --> 00:26:43,999
I love you and we're building a life

547
00:26:44,000 --> 00:26:45,839
together." So, I hope we can get to a

548
00:26:45,840 --> 00:26:48,158
place where we agree because it's so

549
00:26:48,159 --> 00:26:50,239
easy to just react and go like, "Why

550
00:26:50,240 --> 00:26:51,839
why' you do that?" or "Why did I do

551
00:26:51,840 --> 00:26:53,278
that?" Whatever. But if you remind each

552
00:26:53,279 --> 00:26:54,639
other like, "Hey, I love you. I'm

553
00:26:54,640 --> 00:26:55,678
building this life with you. You're

554
00:26:55,679 --> 00:26:57,759
building this life with me. Let's try

555
00:26:57,760 --> 00:26:59,599
and figure this out because we're

556
00:26:59,600 --> 00:27:01,999
building this house in our minds

557
00:27:02,000 --> 00:27:04,719
together forever." Uh, so build it and

558
00:27:04,720 --> 00:27:06,239
uh it'll be awesome. That's what Jared

559
00:27:06,240 --> 00:27:07,839
told me when we started Supernatural. It

560
00:27:09,360 --> 00:27:11,759
is. Quit beating me up.

561
00:27:11,760 --> 00:27:13,519
Quit beating me up.
It's going to be a long time. I think we

562
00:27:13,520 --> 00:27:15,759
got one more question. Last question.

563
00:27:15,760 --> 00:27:18,558
Uh, where we going to go? Let's go.

564
00:27:18,559 --> 00:27:22,798
Let's go. Right there. Far back. Yep.

565
00:27:22,799 --> 00:27:25,839
So, one question I have for you guys is,

566
00:27:25,840 --> 00:27:30,079
is there a quote that you guys use in

567
00:27:30,080 --> 00:27:33,199
your everyday life from somebody? I

568
00:27:33,200 --> 00:27:35,119
mean, doesn't have to be like from a

569
00:27:35,120 --> 00:27:37,759
famous person, just something that keeps

570
00:27:37,760 --> 00:27:39,759
you going.

571
00:27:39,760 --> 00:27:41,359
Taking care of yourself takes care of

572
00:27:41,360 --> 00:27:44,449
more than just yourself.

573
00:27:44,450 --> 00:27:50,230
[Music]

574
00:27:50,240 --> 00:27:53,278
Mine is you need to be a little bit

575
00:27:53,279 --> 00:27:57,038
crazy in order not to go insane.

576
00:27:57,039 --> 00:28:01,990
Oh wow. Okay.

577
00:28:02,000 --> 00:28:05,119
A lot crazy.

578
00:28:05,120 --> 00:28:09,038
Wearing a different top. Oh, I'll say

579
00:28:10,360 --> 00:28:12,959
this. Uh pain is mandatory, suffering is

580
00:28:12,960 --> 00:28:23,240
Uh pain is mandatory, suffering is
optional. Very nice.