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Hello Again From Rural Indiana! · JLJ This Morning

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  Speaker 1: So I'm testing something right now, and I'm eating. I'm
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  eating the wrong background. This is a test. I may
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  release this. Who knows? That's how I feel. Laser grass.
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  Let's do that.
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  Speaker 2: Eating a sausage muffled egg. This is funny, folks. It's
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  something interesting. The salsa packets are different. McDonald's elsewhere. It's
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  like this.
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  Speaker 1: But the ones in L.A. look different.
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  Speaker 2: That's your story today. How's everybody? What are y'all doing?
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  Let's drop that. So I was Zoom in a couple
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  of days. We went to Donuts, talking soaps. It was
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  a good time. That went through, it went through. I'm
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  having a good time.
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  Speaker 1: Indiana, I'm tired. But I'm having a good time. One
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  of the things.
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  Speaker 2: That this trip is reminding me of is my life
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  in LA. I was telling somebody the other day, I feel.
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  Almost like a normal adult. Even though I had to
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  take care of something with my mom yesterday, it was
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  really brief. It reminded me of my life in LA.
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  I was reminded of my life in LA. I feel
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  like being here, not in LA vicinity, not dealing with
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  doctors and nurses and hospitals and groceries and the yard
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  and the garden and.
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  Speaker 1: All that stuff. I'm having such a good time. I
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  feel like a free adult. I'm just here. I'm working.
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  Speaker 2: I'm socializing. I'm taking care of business. I'm not necessarily
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  taking care of anything. That's not mine. My stuff's all
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  about my business right now. I feel like I'm getting
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  a glimpse of what my life could be like at
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  some point.
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  Speaker 1: Or maybe it never is going to be like this
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  ever again. I mean, who knows? I just.
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  Speaker 2: I feel almost like a normal, regular adult with not
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  a lot of, you know, extra pressures.
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  Speaker 1: And it feels nice.
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  Speaker 2: It just feels like, wow, okay, I'm handling stuff. And
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  because I am here, it's a work trip. I am working.
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  I'm having a really good time. And I've already been
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  here almost a week. And then I have another week here.
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  And then I go to Chicago, and I'm excited. Chicago's
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  actually the fun one. That's a little quick. It's a
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  connecting trip, so that one is going to be fun.
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  I may just sleep. I mean, I have a couple
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  of friends I'm going to see, hopefully. But even if
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  I don't see them, I'm going to get upset, because
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  I'm so tired. I'm probably going to knock out. But
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  I just, I'm realizing, I'm already thinking about, okay, when
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  I go back to L.A., Cause there's so much going
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  on in LA, always. I'm invited to stuff all the time.
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  And a lot of times I'm just like, can I
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  do it? Can I not do it? Can I retire?
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  It's making me look at everything going, you know, James,
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  you want us to grow this company and give people
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  diverse content. That is reminding me on some level too,
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  that I miss those days where I was running around,
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  going to all the events. And there's this one guy
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  that I follow, he's a really nice guy who's in
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  the film industry.
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  Speaker 1: He goes to everything. And I'm like, how do you
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  go to everything?
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  Speaker 2: He's everywhere. He has content for days. And it's just like,
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  how do you do it? It's so much work. But
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  he's having the time of his life.
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  Speaker 1: And I feel like, I.
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  Speaker 2: Don't know, maybe that's what I feel like. I'm being
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  reminded that I want to have fun. Whether it's work
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  or not, I want to have fun. I deserve fun.
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  And so I got to figure out a way to
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  work that somehow in L.A.
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  Speaker 1: Too.
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  Speaker 2: But I know, but I'm highly aware, and other guys
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  probably know this too when you go away somewhere, when
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  you leave where you live, when you leave where you live,
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  you feel a weight lifted off of you. I know
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  I'm feeling that. So I'm like, how can I bring
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  that feeling, I don't have the answer, back with me
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  to L.A.
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  Speaker 1: where I do have a lot of responsibility.
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  Speaker 2: So I'm like, I just, that's just like, and not
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  like the responsibility is gone for sure. Like right, for
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  me right now, it's like, it's still there, but it's
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  just like, it's just, it's manifesting differently.
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  Speaker 1: It feels different. Something I gotta work on.
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  Speaker 2: And I guess also because this morning I was interviewed
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  for a program called The Power of Family about being
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  a grandparent. And that was, we had some, they asked
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  me some really good questions. It's always interesting being interviewed,
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  but I'm the interviewer, right? So that was that too.
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  And also I'm surrounded by Doug's family and I'm watching them,
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  their dynamics. And it's just, it's just being in the Midwest.
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  It's just very different and everything's just different. So I, yeah,
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  I'm just, it's, yeah, it's a trip.
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  Speaker 1: It's all a trip. But I was testing to see
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  if this works. This may come out. It may not.
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  If it doesn't come out, hi you guys. If it doesn't,
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  it goes in the vaults. We'll see. Well, I hope
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  everybody's having a good day.
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  Speaker 2: Bye.