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Erica is still bragging about being the whistle champion · The Erica Show

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  Do you want? It's the Erica Show, Erica and Trevor let me whistle
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  for you. So why are you doing that? I a whistle champion.
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  And the reason when we're talking about this is because last night I was with
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  some people and I was like, y'all remember that time that I was a
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  whistle champion and I won a contest with crackers, salting crackers in my mouth,
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  whistled and won the contest back in fifth grade. I am still to
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  this day proud of that. Wow, I know that's the one. That's
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  the one thing you remember that you're proud of. Yeah, yes, oh
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  pretty much. That's the best thing I've ever done. Right, But is
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  there something from high school, middle school, elementary that you got, you
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  know, the championship forard or you were a champ and you still brag about
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  them in high school? I went to a vocational high school and I was
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  the vocational student of the year. Huh. Yeah, what comes with that?
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  A little certificate? Oh? What comes with your whistle championship? A
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  good whistle and the fact that I'm the whistle and unless I have botox,
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  I can still whistle really fast and when I get botoxic, kind of like
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  yeah, and mess, but when it wears off, it's like that's how
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  I locate family members in stores Now that I can't hear anymore? Why not
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  an eight six so one oh five one? Is there something that no matter
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  how old you get, you're going to brag about it from back in the
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  day. You're a changers the Erica Show, Erica and Trevor, what are
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  you still holding on to? You were a champ in high school, elementary
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  or middle school nine one nine eight six one o five one, lindsay,
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  what are you holding on too? I hold on to everything. I Am
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  not even kidding you when I tell you I have a math test from the
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  fourth grade that I have kept and it's been a binder. I went to
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  Olive Garden one time and got a certificate for making pasta. I still have
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  that certificate. No end good, you are very accomplished. I have every
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  soccer and participation trophy that was ever given to my little millennial self like it
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  is a problem. And I have a husband and he tried to help me
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  part with stuff and I couldn't do it, so I started hiding it in
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  the trunk of my car and still right around. Yes, yes, if
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  you go through the trunk of my car, you will find just random objects.
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  I have a baseball participation medal you can wear around your neck in the
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  trunk of my car from the fourth grade right now. You never know when
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  you're gonna need that, you know, you never know. I actually did
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  incorporate it in one of my Halloween costumes a couple of years back, and
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  I said, see, look at that. We didn't have to buy a
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  medal, like it paid for itself. Are you proud of from your childhood
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  that you're still hanging on to? So proud of what you did in fourth
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  grade? Nine one nine eight sixel one l five to one, alyssa,
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  what are you hanging on to? So in fourth or fifth grade, they
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  made an announcement at school that the first person who's bed come in office and
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  name all the states in the capitols would win a prize. I was so
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  very excited. I went home and studied all night and went in the next
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  morning, except I was still disappointed about my prize. I got a ruler.
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  Oh no, I gave you a ruler for all of that. Yes,
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  I was like, I really thought I was gonna win something cool.
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  So wait, so as you said, it's capital of each state. Yes,
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  all right? Can I do it right now? No? I could
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  technically name them all, but I'd probably have to sit there for a little
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  while. How about how about like North Albany, but that's where my husband
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  grew up, So north North Dakota is uh wait, it's books and you
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  put me on Is that is that Bismarck or no? Is it? Like?
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  I don't think it is. How about Texas? You can say any
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  city by the way and we'll believe you. Yeah, Texas, Texas,
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  Austin. Look