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Nostalgia Nugget 7 - First paychecks and Grocery shopping. · Notable Nostalgia

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Speaker 1: And what if I lost both my hands tomorrow you.
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Speaker 2: Could be a seat model star.
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Speaker 3: I was sixteen at the time or fifteen and uh,
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Speaker 3: and then hook.
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Speaker 2: It up with a witch and that was that. Cats
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Speaker 2: can smile.
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Speaker 3: Apparently, whoa weird, but it doesn't always mean that they're happy.
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Speaker 1: Lucy receives a call from what I can only assume
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Speaker 1: is the future winner of every acting award ever.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Jennyman is a star. Her look looks weren't part
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Speaker 2: of the issue.
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Speaker 1: He's like, I had to sell my last top hat
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Speaker 1: for jaas.
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Speaker 3: Maybe this is not appropriate either, but we'll see. Hello, Hello,
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Speaker 3: Hello nostalgia nerds. This is notable nostalgia with another nostalgia nuggets.
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Speaker 2: I am Jeff, what's up?
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Speaker 1: It's me yep boy and dog ah.
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Speaker 3: So we just wanted to chit chat about some stuff
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Speaker 3: that we are nostalgic for.
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Speaker 2: Andy, what are you nostalgic for? This week?
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Speaker 1: I was thinking about this and it's it was such
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Speaker 1: a small amount of money now that I'm an adult,
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Speaker 1: but my very first full paycheck.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I.
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Speaker 1: Was sixteen years old. For a week I worked at
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Speaker 1: excuse me, uh, for a week I worked at the
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Speaker 1: cannery like so many people. And then I got a
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Speaker 1: job at Colstone right after that. But my very first paycheck,
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Speaker 1: because you work six or seven days a week at
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Speaker 1: the Canary and you get overtime for one week of work,
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Speaker 1: it was like three hundred and seventy bucks or something
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Speaker 1: like that, and I was like, there's no what am
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Speaker 1: I What can I possibly do with all this money?
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Speaker 1: And I remember it was and I was like, I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna fill up my gas tank. Filled my gas tank,
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Speaker 1: and I still had like three hundred and fifty bucks left.
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Speaker 1: So then I went out shopping a bought video games shit,
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Speaker 1: and then like within a day or two, I was
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Speaker 1: completely broke. But yeah, it was just that feeling. And
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Speaker 1: then like I was like, oh now I got to
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Speaker 1: like go to a bank, and I went to a bank,
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Speaker 1: like started a bank account and everything, and yeah, I
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Speaker 1: just that's the most money I ever saw at that
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Speaker 1: time in my life was three hundred fifty bucks. I
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Speaker 1: was driving ready at the time, so then I could
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Speaker 1: like start paying for my own gas. And I had
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Speaker 1: a girlfriend, so I bought her some stuff and yeah,
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Speaker 1: I took my friends out to lunch and it was
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Speaker 1: like it was such a good feeling in my daughter,
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Speaker 1: my younger daughter, just started working and she got her
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Speaker 1: first check. It was like one hundred and eighty or
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Speaker 1: something like that. And I was like right, and she's like, yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's pretty cool.
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Speaker 2: Yeah it is.
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Speaker 1: What was your first job?
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Speaker 2: Uh oh, I've bragged about this before, but Arby's was that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but I before then, I did mowing lawns and
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Speaker 3: like putting up Christmas lights for like the neighbors.
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Speaker 2: And that was the time.
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Speaker 1: Oh, that's a good idea.
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Speaker 3: I started my first bank account, so yeah. And then
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Speaker 3: I was with that bank, Wells Fargo up until my
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Speaker 3: divorce and then I had a breakdown and I and
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Speaker 3: then they had to switch banks. I talked to the banker.
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Speaker 3: I was like, hey, do you bank with the same
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Speaker 3: place your wife banks? And he was like, yeah, of course,
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Speaker 3: and I was like, don't do it anyways.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, oh he knew I was going through it. Okay.
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Speaker 3: So, but when you're a kid or like a teenager
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Speaker 3: or whatever, you get your first paycheck, that expendable money,
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Speaker 3: for the most part is expendable. Yeah, like you were
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Speaker 3: almost probably making more ear least than I was, like
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Speaker 3: making more as a sixteen year old, and bring it
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Speaker 3: had expendable cash.
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Speaker 2: Then as an adult, I'm like, oh.
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Speaker 3: I have to pay this bill, this build this bill,
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Speaker 3: do some savings have a nest to you know, whatever
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Speaker 3: it is. But back then I was like, ooh, four
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Speaker 3: hundred bucks, I get a buy whatever I want.
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Speaker 1: That's why I loved when I started at cold Stone
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Speaker 1: right after that, because I got tips every day. Now,
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Speaker 1: some days would be better, you know, the weekends, of course,
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Speaker 1: you'd probably get like twenty or thirty bucks. Monday through
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Speaker 1: Friday you'd probably get like fifteen. But then I started
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Speaker 1: cake decorating there, so then I got four dollars every
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Speaker 1: cake I decorated. And I became the manager and so
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Speaker 1: then I was making pretty good money from like sixteen
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Speaker 1: to eighteen, and like I didn't have to pay any
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Speaker 1: bills really except for my gas and my insurance. So yeah,
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Speaker 1: I was making bank. And then when I turned eighteen,
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Speaker 1: I started doing metal fabrication and I was making like
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Speaker 1: twelve hundred dollars a week under.
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Speaker 2: The table at eighteen years old.
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Speaker 1: Man, I was drunk all the time. It's crazy, yeah, no,
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Speaker 1: but uh yeah. Working at the cannery was pretty shitty, though,
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Speaker 1: I had to quit because of the smell it just
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Speaker 1: is like a weird green bean smell. And it was
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Speaker 1: so loud in there that sometimes i'd be like twenty
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Speaker 1: feet away from someone and then I would just as
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Speaker 1: loud as I could. I'd go oo, and then I'll
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Speaker 1: see if they noticed, and they did it, so I
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Speaker 1: would just be like screaming shit. It is just fun times.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, that feeling your very first paycheck, because it's
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Speaker 1: kind of like a feeling of you're finally kind of
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Speaker 1: you're not an adult yet, but you get that first
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Speaker 1: taste of like that driving a car when you're sixteen.
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Speaker 1: There's a few things that you're like, shit, like, I'm
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Speaker 1: kind of an adult now. Yeah, I know.
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Speaker 3: So I when I worked at RB's, I was one
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Speaker 3: of the younger ones working there, so I got a
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Speaker 3: dropped there when I was just sixteen, and I remember
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Speaker 3: getting my paychecks and then I would have the older
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Speaker 3: employees buy me cigarettes because I was only sixteen, and I.
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Speaker 2: Was like, sweet, this is awesome.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, no, I think I might have shared with
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Speaker 3: the listener, but especially like I found my old name
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Speaker 3: tag from RB's and I was going through RB's as
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Speaker 3: I do, and I shared them a picture of my
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Speaker 3: name tag oh nice.
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Speaker 2: They couldn't. They did not give a fuck.
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Speaker 1: They should have cared a little. Oh my god.
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Speaker 2: Twenty one years ago, I was running this show. I
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Speaker 2: was I was killed. I came up with RBC next time,
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Speaker 2: like I gild it.
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Speaker 1: The whole reason I started my Twitter originally was because
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Speaker 1: I wanted to make a campaign for Applebee's to bring
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Speaker 1: back nachos and weaves. It was nine ninety nine and
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Speaker 1: you got a mound of nachos. God damn. And I
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Speaker 1: emailed them or I put it on Twitter, and they
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Speaker 1: responded going like, well, we'll talk to our chefs and
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Speaker 1: see what we can do. And I got so much hope,
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Speaker 1: and I was like, oh, they can have nachos MoMA's back,
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Speaker 1: but I will not go back to Applebee's until they
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Speaker 1: bring that back.
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Speaker 2: I don't need to, And yeah, that's messed up.
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Speaker 1: One time, I actually a funny quick story. Yeah, my
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Speaker 1: buddy Nick and I were Applebe's and we were both
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Speaker 1: just turned twenty one and we were drinking the shit
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Speaker 1: and I saw this girl that I knew. I still
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Speaker 1: work a coffee shop and I saw this girl that
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Speaker 1: used to come out the time, and she was like
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Speaker 1: really religious. I had like a really big crush on her,
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Speaker 1: until one time she invited me. She goes, hey, this weekend,
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Speaker 1: we're gonna do a twenty four hour worship. Do you
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Speaker 1: want to go? And I was like, what does that mean?
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Speaker 1: She goes, we worship for twenty four hours? I was
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Speaker 1: like straight, and she goes yeah, And I was like,
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Speaker 1: oh shit, you're fucking crazy.
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Speaker 2: That's insane.
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Speaker 1: I mean, twenty four hours of anything straight, it's crazy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, so I see her, Nick and I have
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Speaker 1: already been drinking a little bit, and then she's nice.
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Speaker 1: But then the people she was with they're fucking at
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Speaker 1: they're becoming assholes, right, And then her and Nick or
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Speaker 1: not her, but her friends and Nick's are like arguing,
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Speaker 1: like bad arguing, and so they get up and leave,
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Speaker 1: and then we're there and they already paid the bill,
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Speaker 1: and then Nick grabs the receipt and he goes, huh,
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Speaker 1: all right, six dollar tip. Oh it seems like gonna
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Speaker 1: be a sixty five dollar tip. You changed the thing
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Speaker 1: and put it back.
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Speaker 2: I love that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so pretty good.
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Speaker 3: Twenty four hours of worshiping, Like that's that's bananas. That
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Speaker 3: is bananas.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, if you think about it, like wouldn't it suffice
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Speaker 1: just like what up? What up? God? Love you, bro,
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Speaker 1: thanks or whatever. Why would you have to say that
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Speaker 1: for twenty four hours straight.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't I would be interested to go just
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Speaker 2: to like observe to watch.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't really like I always tell people what
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Speaker 1: kind of fuck them. I don't really have that much
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Speaker 1: integrity or whatever. I mean some things I do, but
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Speaker 1: like will I will go to anything if there's free food.
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Speaker 1: So I went to a few of her religious things
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Speaker 1: because one I thought there's a chance for redok up
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Speaker 1: with there, which wasn't, but because the twenty five worship
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Speaker 1: then kind of gave it away. But uh, there's always
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Speaker 1: free barbecue. So I was like, fuck, yah, I'll go
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Speaker 1: to anything there's free barbecue. KKK meeting. Fuck I'll go.
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Speaker 1: I mean, you know, free barbecues, free barbecue. All right,
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Speaker 1: So what are you?
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Speaker 3: I am nostalgic for the days of grocery shopping as
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Speaker 3: a kid when I was a kid, opposed to now.
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Speaker 3: So when I was a kid, I would you know,
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Speaker 3: when I was a little kid, I got to be
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Speaker 3: in the cart, which was like it's like a like
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Speaker 3: a little ride, yeah that you're in and I love that,
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Speaker 3: and then I love like you know, if I am,
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna behave when I'm at the grocery store because
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Speaker 3: I want like a chocolate on the way out or something,
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Speaker 3: or like the sour dough bread, and.
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Speaker 2: I love sour dough bread.
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Speaker 3: We would feed the ducks before that became politically incorrect,
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Speaker 3: and I would be like one for you.
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Speaker 1: And I love sour actually mad.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I love bread still. I love all bread, except if.
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Speaker 3: I had I don't know if there's a bread that
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Speaker 3: I don't like, like stale bread, like moldy bread.
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Speaker 1: I'm not a big fan of bread.
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Speaker 2: Okay, well you unless it's a Ruben.
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Speaker 1: I don't like rubens. I don't like.
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Speaker 3: Okay, I get mine with like limited sour crowd and
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Speaker 3: you have to eat a ruben like right away. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: don't get it to go, don't don't door dash it.
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Speaker 3: You have to hit the ground running. Like if you
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Speaker 3: get your ruben out before somebody else gets their meal out,
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Speaker 3: they're on their own with that kind of thing.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so super fun.
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Speaker 3: I remember getting in trouble when I was a kid
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Speaker 3: because I would eat some of like the ice back
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Speaker 3: when like the produce area had ice instead of like
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Speaker 3: and my mom was like, that's disgusting and they don't
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Speaker 3: do that, and she made me like apologize for that
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Speaker 3: to the worker. Yeah, and he was like, it's and
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Speaker 3: so I'm just sorry. I just remember because now as
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Speaker 3: an adult, because I don't do like the pickup thing
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Speaker 3: because I don't I don't know I have I don't
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Speaker 3: know technology, and sometimes I don't plot ahead, so I
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Speaker 3: need I'm like, oh, I need to go to the
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Speaker 3: store for X y Z or like we don't want
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Speaker 3: I want to avoid like wasting food, so that means
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Speaker 3: that I go to the grocery store to like get
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Speaker 3: dinner for that night and the night before, night after.
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Speaker 3: I mean, but people are just like fucking assholes, Like
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Speaker 3: they cut out in front of me constantly. They leave
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Speaker 3: their cart unattended, which pisses me off, especially if it's
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Speaker 3: in the way, if it's off to the side and
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Speaker 3: you have.
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Speaker 2: To walk a few yards. That's that's golden.
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Speaker 3: Have respect for elderly and disabled people when you're there,
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Speaker 3: and I see so many times people not. And then
9:50
Speaker 3: I told you about this Andy.
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Speaker 2: So there was this lady that.
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Speaker 3: Was helping me find something specific, and she helped me
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Speaker 3: find the spice, and I she was like one of
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Speaker 3: the people that works there that's doing like the to
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Speaker 3: go orders of the groceries. And I was like, oh,
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Speaker 3: where's the spicyle she shows me. I'm like, oh my god,
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Speaker 3: thank you so much. And then I see her again
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Speaker 3: and I the first thing I do is I do
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Speaker 3: like we make eye contact. I do a head nod,
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Speaker 3: and then we move on with her shopping. And I
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Speaker 3: see her again and I look at her and I
10:19
Speaker 3: just go you again.
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Speaker 1: And because I feel like I have to like acknowledge
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Speaker 1: because yes we.
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Speaker 3: Had we didn't have a connect, like we didn't share
10:28
Speaker 3: intimate stories, but like we had a conversation about a spice.
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Speaker 3: And and then the third time I saw her, as
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Speaker 3: I was continuing my shopping, I just straight up just
10:36
Speaker 3: started like shooting her with my hands. Yeah, And she
10:40
Speaker 3: was not like she acknowledged that she knew who I
10:42
Speaker 3: was ish, but like I could tell her she was
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Speaker 3: working in busy in stress. But again, if I see
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Speaker 3: people that are like organizing the aisles I and they
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Speaker 3: make iicon, I'm always like, hey, how's it going, you know,
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Speaker 3: because I know that they're like getting people fart so
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Speaker 3: much in stores.
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Speaker 2: Too, Yeah, and like that they have to deal with
11:01
Speaker 2: that all the time.
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Speaker 1: I don't fight in public. I don't even go to
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Speaker 1: the bathroom in public, you know. I think it's awful.
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Speaker 1: But there's this old lady, you know, wheel chair and
11:08
Speaker 1: I'll see I didn't do it, but I was like
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Speaker 1: it'd be so fucking fucked up, and just just just
11:15
Speaker 1: what's that called? When you far by someone in dust
11:17
Speaker 1: pilot dust.
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Speaker 2: Crop dust crossed.
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Speaker 1: Like she's all old, She's like, what's happening? I hate this,
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Speaker 1: you know, but I'm one hundred percent. Like there's this
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Speaker 1: guy that works in a different department than I do,
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Speaker 1: and I had to work with him one time together,
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Speaker 1: so now every time I see him, I always have
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Speaker 1: to do yeah. Man. And then like sometimes I'll walk
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Speaker 1: in with someone and we'll go to the same we
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Speaker 1: go through the same door, and we open the door
11:43
Speaker 1: for each other whatever. But then like I'll go upstairs,
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Speaker 1: you know, and then they will go upstairs and we'll
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Speaker 1: see each other with like minutes and we're in like
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Speaker 1: the I'm like buying an energy drink or something, and
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Speaker 1: then I do the same thing and we're like, hmmm,
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Speaker 1: you will again, yeah, Or if we get into the
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Speaker 1: elevator after we walk in together, I always and then
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Speaker 1: we only have two stories. Then I always go like huh,
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Speaker 1: what floor jokes, And it's like I don't know why
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Speaker 1: I always feel like I have to be on for
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Speaker 1: everybody all the time, Like I don't.
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Speaker 3: Know, there's something like probably like deep down psychology wise
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Speaker 3: of why we are the way we are.
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Speaker 2: Or maybe we're just the way that everybody should be be.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Nobuddy Joey, like he's a couple of years old
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Speaker 1: and I am. But I met him when I was
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Speaker 1: like twenty six, and he was like in his early
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Speaker 1: thirties and he had a family, but he was like nerdy.
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Speaker 1: He has like a Superman tattoo, he likes Batman like,
12:31
Speaker 1: but he's just old enough to me. Ti, I was
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Speaker 1: like he he to me, he's like a cool older brother. Trum.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, it is okay to be silly, like when
12:38
Speaker 1: you get older because people like you more, you know,
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Speaker 1: so yeah.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Or like when we have had a guess on
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Speaker 3: the podcasts before and I'm like, would you rather be
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Speaker 3: burnt to live or drowned? Like I didn't realize, like
12:47
Speaker 3: obviously I think that was like inappropriate to ask.
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Speaker 2: But I was like, oh, that's funny. Yeah, it's funny,
12:51
Speaker 2: but I break it down, like, oh, that's really fucked up.
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Speaker 1: Because then you're making people think about their own mortality
12:56
Speaker 1: and stuff that's heavy. Like last night, you know, I
12:58
Speaker 1: smoke Maron, but I don't smoke that much, and last
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Speaker 1: night it's like a big bomber By accident and it
13:04
Speaker 1: fucking got me. I was like existential. I was like,
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Speaker 1: I need to go lay down. I'm gonna die someday maybe,
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Speaker 1: and when I do what I I can't handle this.
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Speaker 1: So you basically have that when you talked about the
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Speaker 1: you know, drowning or.
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Speaker 2: I don't think.
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Speaker 3: I like, I would be fine if I because I'm dead.
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Speaker 2: So it's like whatever I was thinking about.
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Speaker 1: My daughters, like, imagine right now they would get a
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Speaker 1: call and they would have that would be so sad.
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Speaker 2: But oh that's not my Probather's their problem.
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Speaker 3: But but I think, but I think, but I think
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Speaker 3: if I, like if knock on wood, something horrific happened
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Speaker 3: to like, you know, I don't know I'll use Gus
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Speaker 3: Gus because he's a dog, Gus Gus. I don't think
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Speaker 3: I could be able to come to that realization. So
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Speaker 3: I think I would just like keep like a cardboard
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Speaker 3: box with like his picture on it and just like
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Speaker 3: be like this is my dog and like have like
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Speaker 3: a psychotic episode.
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Speaker 1: But it's way too big of a cardboard box.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but I think so. Uh so, Yeah, I'm no star.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, what are you talking about.
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Speaker 3: I'm nostalgic for the shopping days of yester year. Got
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Speaker 3: us back there, got us back there, and.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, completely if something goes andy, I'll give
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Speaker 1: you one thousand dollars right now. If you remember what
14:13
Speaker 1: we were talking about, you're like, fuck, I can't.
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Speaker 3: So so I'm I just wish that, Like if I
14:19
Speaker 3: ran for president, I'm gonna make a couple of things
14:21
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do because I started working out again. Make
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Speaker 3: it illegal to show advertisements on the TVs at gyms
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Speaker 3: for food the number one, number two, take off the
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Speaker 3: calorie count on all menus, and number three. There needs
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Speaker 3: to be time zones at the supermarket that's dedicated to
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Speaker 3: people that have earned the respect.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 3: So like if you're if you're a cart abandoner, then
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Speaker 3: then you're shopping from eight to ten. Yes, if you're
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Speaker 3: if you put your card away, and you are polite
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Speaker 3: and you're funny, and you're you know.
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Speaker 2: You're self aware. You get a good shift that you
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Speaker 2: can go. I don't want us to co mingle.
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Speaker 1: That makes sense. Yeah, no, I'm down with you. I
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Speaker 1: like you. I am pro segregation.
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Speaker 2: In that way.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, I do like if you have a
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Speaker 1: darker complexion.
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Speaker 2: I just don't. It's like I just cannot I cannot
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Speaker 2: deal with it. But anyway, so.
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Speaker 3: I am nostalgic for the shopping days of yesteryear. And
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Speaker 3: then you were nostalgic for paychecks.
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Speaker 2: Paycheck? Oh that episode still okay, I guess.
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Speaker 3: Anyway, So yeah, listener, thank you so much for listening
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Speaker 3: for this little nostalgia nugget.
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Speaker 1: Let us know how much your first paycheck was.
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Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, leave us a five star review, find us
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Speaker 1: I'm Jeff, I'm Andy Check.
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Speaker 2: I like that, And we'll see you next Tuesday.
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Speaker 1: And that's a wrap for this episode of Notable Nostalgia.
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Speaker 1: Catch you on the flip side, nostalgia Nerds.