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Pop Culture Minisode (S5 E21 "Blame Booze and Melville") · I Am All In with Scott Patterson

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Speaker 1: I am all in less you.
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Speaker 2: I am all in with Scott Patterson, an iHeartRadio podcast.
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Speaker 1: Let's get a little business out of the way.
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Speaker 3: I'm going to be appearing at the Motor City Comic Con,
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Speaker 3: taking place in Detroit, Michigan, the week end of November
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Speaker 3: ten through twelve, twenty twenty three. I think it's a
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Speaker 3: little bit outside the city, but come and see me there.
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Speaker 3: MotorCity Comic Con November ten through twelve, twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 3: Also a Galaxy Con Columbus December two and three, twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty three.
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Speaker 1: Hope to see everybody there.
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Speaker 3: Let's have some fun pop culture Season five, episode twenty
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Speaker 3: one Blame Booze and Melville, Brought to you by Our
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Speaker 3: Heart and one to eleven production. Logan tells Rory that
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Speaker 3: he loves the non generic feeling of Rory's desk. Pointing
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Speaker 3: at a picture hanging in her cubicle, Logan eccentric uncle
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Speaker 3: Rory brian Eno. Brian Eno is a British musician, composer
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Speaker 3: and record producer and visual artist best known for his
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Speaker 3: contributions to ambient music and work in rock, pop and electronica.
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Speaker 3: Described I've never heard of him, Oh, come on, never
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Speaker 3: have you. Of course, his collaborations with Todd Rand are legendary, legendary,
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Speaker 3: He's a legend. Everybody wanted to work with Brian Eno.
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Speaker 3: He's like, he's like the Rick Rubin of his time,
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Speaker 3: and he's yeah, yeah, he's still but.
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Speaker 1: Is oh good? Lord okay.
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Speaker 3: Described as a non musician, Eno has helped introduce unconventional
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Speaker 3: concepts and approaches to contemporary music and has been described
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Speaker 3: as one of music's most influential and innovative figures.
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Speaker 1: You would recognize that thinks it even weird.
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Speaker 3: Everything he has ever done, the sounds and influence on
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Speaker 3: music and the culture is unmatched, going back to the seventies,
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Speaker 3: I think, you know, even the sixties.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, your.
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Speaker 4: Question, yes, I would like to go.
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Speaker 2: My first question though, is is it too early to
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Speaker 2: be wearing my Halloween sweatshirt?
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Speaker 1: No, it's never okay good?
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Speaker 2: And number two, I'm wearing orange in honor of lover
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Speaker 2: Lie wearing orange. In the whole episode, Mitcham approaches Roy's
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Speaker 2: desk and fake introduces himself to Logan. Jose Logan says,
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Speaker 2: Jose Canseco post door. Logan says, Jose Canseco post steroids
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Speaker 2: should be a warning to people. Jose Canseco is a
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Speaker 2: Cuban American former MLB outfielder and designated hitter who admitted
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Speaker 2: to using performance enhancing drugs during his Major league playing career.
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Speaker 2: Now I'm very familiar with Jose Canseco because I was
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Speaker 2: in the Mark McGuire Jose Canseco oakland A's era, and.
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Speaker 4: I am from here.
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Speaker 2: But I don't get why Logan said.
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Speaker 1: That post steroids?
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Speaker 4: Uh was he was?
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Speaker 2: He saying that's who he was to mitchem before steroids.
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Speaker 3: Before steroids, Jose Canseco was a big star. He hit
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Speaker 3: a lot of home runs, He was very powerful. Gone
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Speaker 3: after steroids, he became so huge that it was obvious
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Speaker 3: that something was going on. As fact, when I was
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Speaker 3: with the Yankees, his brother was a member of the
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Speaker 3: Yankees and was an outfielder, and in the locker room
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Speaker 3: when he would take his shirt off, it was just like,
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Speaker 3: what has happened to this human being? I mean he
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Speaker 3: was so bloating, right, so musculary, so large that it
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Speaker 3: was inappropriate. I mean he looked like he looked like
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Speaker 3: a football player, you know.
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Speaker 2: But does anybody get why he Logan said it?
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Speaker 5: Is it because he's like fake introducing himself and like
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Speaker 5: jose Can Seco was not fake during that time, but
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Speaker 5: you know, was on steroids.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I feel like we need a little more context
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Speaker 2: on that one. I don't want to be annoying, but
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Speaker 2: can anyone pull up the script so we can like
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Speaker 2: look at the context.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, let me do it right now, because.
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Speaker 2: I think I'm just trying to you know, I want
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Speaker 2: to help everybody listening.
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Speaker 3: He was referring to his dad as jose Can Seco
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Speaker 3: with post steroids, right.
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Speaker 4: Oh, because he's so fake.
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Speaker 3: No, no, because he's so muscular and so so overbearing
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Speaker 3: and so mustulary too much.
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Speaker 5: All right, you guys want to hear the script, so
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Speaker 5: I do. Yeah, Logan says, but I know how to
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Speaker 5: work the boss, at least a little. I know he's
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Speaker 5: somewhere in the vicinity and where he said, who your dad?
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Speaker 5: And Logan says, can't you send it the floor? Are
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Speaker 5: you the shuffle of Psycho fans and sycophans, Oh, sorry,
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Speaker 5: Siico fans, and Mitcham says, hey someone you have we
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Speaker 5: been introduced and they shake hands and Logan goes, jose
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Speaker 5: Canseco post steroids should be a warning to people, and
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Speaker 5: Mitcham says, are you keeping Rory from her work? And
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Speaker 5: Rory says, I was just about to call security.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, no he was, so Logan was referring to himself
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Speaker 3: right post steroids, so as a fallen star.
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Speaker 4: Okay, it's not a great line.
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Speaker 3: Not the greatest line, yeah, but kind of kind of great,
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Speaker 3: kind of great.
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Speaker 1: All right, who's up? Who's up? Who's up?
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Speaker 4: I'll go.
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Speaker 6: What happened to me?
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Speaker 2: Well, it's got kind of great, not the greatest.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 6: So Rory is asking Laureli why she has such an attitude,
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Speaker 6: and Laura I says there's no attitude. Rory says, you've
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Speaker 6: been ant Sexton since I pulled up. An Sexon was
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Speaker 6: an American poet known for her highly personal, confessional verse.
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Speaker 6: She won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in nineteen sixty
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Speaker 6: seven for her book Live or Die and her poetry
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Speaker 6: details for long battle with bipolar disorders, suicidal tendencies, and
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Speaker 6: intimate details from her private life.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Anne, uh, Danielle, it looks like you are up.
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Speaker 4: All right.
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Speaker 5: So Kirk is reading the comics in his newspaper and
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Speaker 5: Kirk says, I know he wants the bone. I know
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Speaker 5: there's going to be a complication getting the bone, but
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Speaker 5: Marmaduke still cracks me up every time. Marmaduke is a
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Speaker 5: newspaper comic strip comic strip revolving around the Winslow family
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Speaker 5: and their great Dane Marmaduke, drawn by Brad Anderson from
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Speaker 5: June nineteen fifty four to twenty fifteen. Oh and there's
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Speaker 5: a part two.
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Speaker 1: There's a part two.
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Speaker 5: So then Kirk says, Sally Forth is on fire today.
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Speaker 4: On fire.
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Speaker 5: Sally Forth is a daily comic strip created by Greg
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Speaker 5: Howard in nineteen eighty two, focusing on the life of
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Speaker 5: a white American middle class mother at home and work.
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Speaker 3: There's more Kirk, Yeah, you going, Kirk, k you're Kirk binging?
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Speaker 7: Go ahead, Okay, Kirk is telling me, I know, here
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Speaker 7: we go.
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Speaker 5: Kirk is telling Luke that he won't rescind his offer
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Speaker 5: on the house, and Kirk says, an oral agreement is
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Speaker 5: only as good as the paper it's written on.
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Speaker 4: And then Kirk says.
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Speaker 5: Again, Hey, that would be a good line for Dennis
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Speaker 5: and Menace after he fails to mow mister Wilson's law,
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Speaker 5: and I should send that in and Dennis and Menace
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Speaker 5: is a daily syndicated newspaper comic strip strip about a
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Speaker 5: five year old boy with a troublesome but good hearted
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Speaker 5: personality getting into trouble in the neighborhood.
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Speaker 2: Everbody named their favorite comic comic strip, not comic Peanuts.
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Speaker 4: Peanuts, Yeah, Peanuts is always I liked one.
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Speaker 2: I never I haven't seen it in one hundred years,
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Speaker 2: but I think it was called Family Circus. That was
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Speaker 2: so cute, remember that Kathy Woman too? Are there comics anymore?
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Speaker 2: Like comic strips? Like, no one reads a newspapers.
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Speaker 3: Nobody's reading I think.
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Speaker 6: I think with like Avengers and stuff like that, people
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Speaker 6: still follow those.
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Speaker 4: That's a comic book.
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Speaker 1: But are there comics?
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Speaker 3: Prep precent teens dancing in Unison.
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Speaker 1: That's what people do now.
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Speaker 2: They read, they read what is it called?
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Speaker 4: They're not called comic books anymore?
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Speaker 1: Too.
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Speaker 4: Graphic no graphic novels. Yeah, yeah, so does anybody. I mean,
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Speaker 4: there's still newspapers, anybody.
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Speaker 7: New York Times probably has something.
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Speaker 3: The New York Times really is in a newspaper anymore,
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Speaker 3: but even.
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Speaker 4: Online they have San Francisco Chronica. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I never was a fan of newspapers because that print
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Speaker 2: just all over my fingers smudges.
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Speaker 1: You objected to the smudging.
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Speaker 2: I just really obsessed with clean hands, So that just
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Speaker 2: didn't mean you.
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Speaker 1: Could have worn rubber gloves.
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Speaker 4: True, but I'm allergic to latex.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, what about clawin?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, mittens, I could just wear mittens.
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Speaker 3: Reading a newspaper with mittens, sure, okay, makes sense.
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Speaker 1: Anyway.
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Speaker 3: Listen, Suki going into labor at the hospital, Suki, I'm breathing. Hey,
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Speaker 3: was that Andy Dick out in the hallway Jackson? No, honey,
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Speaker 3: this happened. Last time you go into labor, you start
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Speaker 3: thinking you see famous people. Suki, right, suddenly, my midwife
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Speaker 3: was wolf Blitzer. Wolf Blitzer is an American journalist, television
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Speaker 3: news anchor, and author who has been a CNN reporter
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Speaker 3: since nineteen ninety and who currently serves as one of
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Speaker 3: the principal anchors of CNN.
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Speaker 2: Lorlai asked, Suki, she is all right? I am Penelope Cruise.
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Speaker 2: Penelope Cruz is a Spanish actress known for her roles
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Speaker 2: in films of several genres, particularly those in the Spanish language.
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Speaker 2: She is the only Spanish actress to have won an
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Speaker 2: Academy Award, as well as the only one to have
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Speaker 2: received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Is
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Speaker 2: that possibly true? How could she be the only Spanish
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Speaker 2: actress to have a star on the Hollywood.
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Speaker 3: About Selma High Well Spanish meaning from Spain, I guess Hispanic.
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Speaker 2: So Suki Joint jokingly calls the Lorlai Penelope Cruz. But again,
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Speaker 2: I hate to be just a broken record.
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Speaker 4: I don't get it.
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Speaker 3: She's Penelope Cruz, she says every time she goes into
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Speaker 3: labor sheet.
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Speaker 4: So she's just saying famous people, Okay, got it. So
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Speaker 4: there's no it's just that, okay.
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Speaker 3: Everybody looks like a like like the nurse that in
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Speaker 3: the room Laurlai said, she looks like right, Okay.
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Speaker 4: So it doesn't have to have a total meaning. And also,
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Speaker 4: isn't Penela.
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Speaker 2: There's so much more about Penelope Cruse than just what
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Speaker 2: we've put here. Isn't She also married to Javier Barden.
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Speaker 5: Yes, Penelope Cruz is a goat.
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Speaker 7: She is so yeah gorgeous.
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Speaker 4: Also, she is also in Sex and the City too.
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Speaker 2: I know I'm doing a lot of Sex and the
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Speaker 2: City stuff lately, but I just rewatched it and she's.
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Speaker 5: In it, and she is married to Javier Barda by
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Speaker 5: the way, and I feel like she's just done so
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Speaker 5: many movies.
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Speaker 1: The two of them are just fine actors.
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Speaker 4: Right awesome?
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Speaker 2: Or like eating an apple in front of Suki we
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Speaker 2: were by a vending machine checking you in.
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Speaker 4: It was there and it looked good. It does look good.
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Speaker 4: It looks like Ben Stiller.
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Speaker 2: Ben Stiller is an American actor, comedian, producer, director, and screenwriter,
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Speaker 2: best known for his movies Zoolander and Meet the Parents.
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Speaker 4: We love Ben.
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Speaker 2: Stiller because we love his wife, Christine Taylor the most.
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Speaker 7: She always loved Ben Stiller. Because we love it.
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Speaker 2: We're literally like Ben Stiller, who that is Christine Taylor's husband?
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Speaker 2: And that is how we feel about it because we
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Speaker 2: love Christine Taylor.
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Speaker 6: MM.
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Speaker 2: Ben Stiller is fine, He's done excellent work, but.
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Speaker 4: To us, it's.
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Speaker 5: He's not a well accomplished a lister.
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Speaker 7: We just really care about his wife a lot.
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Speaker 2: Literally, we're like, you mean, mister Christine Taylor. Yeah, we
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Speaker 2: are down with mister Christine Taylor.
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Speaker 7: I guess you're cool too.
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Speaker 4: We love her, but yeah, Ben is legit.
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Speaker 1: And traffic tropic thunder.
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Speaker 5: You know, I don't think it's his best work in
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Speaker 5: the sense of he's done well established and very well
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Speaker 5: accredited work. But Dodgeball can beat every time.
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Speaker 2: I appearance Meet the Parents real.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Severance, yep, Severance.
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Speaker 2: Also the one I love is He was the director
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Speaker 2: of Escape from Dana Morrow, which was this like mini
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Speaker 2: series that I was obsessed with.
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Speaker 4: It was like based on a real story. It was amazing.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 7: He was good at Madagascar too.
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Speaker 4: Who's Next?
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Speaker 3: And his father was George Costanz's dad On Seinfeld? Yes, yes,
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Speaker 3: Serenity now, Serenity Now.
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Speaker 1: Now that's the guy. The funniest actor alive.
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Speaker 4: We could do a whole thing on I think.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Both of his parents passed away.
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Speaker 1: Dela and Mira.
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Speaker 3: They were a famous comedy duo.
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Speaker 2: Can I do one more?
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Speaker 1: Talking about We're going to talk to you about that.
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Speaker 2: Laurai talking about the nurse to Suki. She looks like
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Speaker 2: Marlo Thomas. Marlo Thomas is an American actor, producer, author,
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Speaker 2: and social activists. She is best known for starring the
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Speaker 2: sitcom That Girl and her children's franchise Free to Be
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Speaker 2: You and Me. Know what She's also best known for
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Speaker 2: is Oh My God, Saint Jude Well yes, but Saint Jude.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, her dad was Thomas and he.
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Speaker 2: Started Saint Jude, and Marlow Thomas is like carrying it
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Speaker 2: on and Saint Jude is so amazing and the work
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Speaker 2: they do is so amazing. And also Marlo Thomas is
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Speaker 2: married to Phil No is that his name? Oh my god?
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Speaker 2: He was the talk show host. He was the Oprah before.
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Speaker 4: Oprah pill don you. I couldn't get his last name.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they were married for a long time.
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Speaker 4: They are married.
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Speaker 7: So married.
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Speaker 2: They wrote a book together about love and it's actually
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Speaker 2: really good. They interviewed other couples that they were also
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Speaker 2: in love.
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Speaker 1: Did they have children? Did they have children?
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Speaker 4: I actually don't know if they ever had children together.
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Speaker 4: That's actually really good.
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Speaker 1: I think they had five.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna find out.
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Speaker 1: You find out.
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Speaker 3: Ah, okay, who's taking the next one? Tara, jump in there, man,
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Speaker 3: all right.
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Speaker 6: I also don't think they had any kids, so I
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Speaker 6: was just trying. Yeah, So Lorelai is talking to the doctor.
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Speaker 4: About children together.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, Scott, but they did it together, right, No, they
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Speaker 2: do not have children.
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Speaker 1: They did it together. Mm that's not my horse. I
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Speaker 1: don't know where it came.
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Speaker 6: From, all right, So Lorelai is talking to the doctor
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Speaker 6: about once take a pregnancy test. Lorelai says, boy, sort
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Speaker 6: of Damicles is really hovering over you for a couple
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Speaker 6: of weeks there, huh. Sort of Damicles is an anecdote
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Speaker 6: and allusion to the imminent and ever present peril faced
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Speaker 6: by those impositions of power. It refers to an impending disaster.
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Speaker 6: Lorelei is referencing the waiting period to find out if
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Speaker 6: you are pregnant or an impending disaster.
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Speaker 1: Okay, pregnancy equals disaster.
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Speaker 7: Okay, good news for me. I will take the next one.
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Speaker 5: So Emily calls Lorlai asking if she can give Pola
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Speaker 5: her magic eight ball, and Laura says, whatever Pola wants,
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Speaker 5: Pola gets, and Lorelai is referring to the song Whatever
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Speaker 5: Lola Wants, sometimes rendered as whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets.
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Speaker 4: The music and words.
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Speaker 5: Were written by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross for the
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Speaker 5: nineteen fifty five musical play Damn Yankees.
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Speaker 3: Hmmm all right. Lorelai calls Rory to give an update
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Speaker 3: on Suki. Rory, I still can't get coming round the
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Speaker 3: Mountain out of my mind. It's like one of those
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Speaker 3: phrases like drop it like it's hot. That I wish
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Speaker 3: I really never heard the expression drop it like it's
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Speaker 3: hot means moving your butt down to the day. That's
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Speaker 3: something rappers often implore women to do a little John
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Speaker 3: An East Side Boys song get low?
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Speaker 1: All right?
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Speaker 6: Does it not have to do with the Snoop Dogg
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Speaker 6: song drop it like It's hot?
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Speaker 1: That's not what it says here. Oh, that's the first
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Speaker 1: thing I thought of.
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Speaker 6: I thought of Snoop No.
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Speaker 3: I didn't know it was so sehn east Side Boys,
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Speaker 3: Huh get low. The expression was hang on was initially
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Speaker 3: popularized when it was used during a rap by Lo
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Speaker 3: Wayne on Juvenile's nineteen ninety nine single Back That has.
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Speaker 1: Put up rating. That's funny.
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Speaker 3: Okay, who's got the next one?
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Speaker 1: Can I read the next one? Please? Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Of course you can.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. That's very kind.
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Speaker 3: Uh. Newspaper employees arguing over hiring freelancers Lucille, So, Franz
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Speaker 3: Ferdinand comes to New York forget freelancers. You'll go cover it, Sam,
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Speaker 3: I didn't say that, and who's he? Franz Ferdinand is
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Speaker 3: a Scottish rock band formed in Glasgow in two thousand
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Speaker 3: and one.
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Speaker 4: Uh.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Emily apparently is upset. Who's gonna grab this one? Amy,
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Speaker 3: Emily's upset.
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Speaker 1: I'd be happy to she's upset.
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Speaker 4: She sure is, she's upset. After reading Loreles covers chocks,
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Speaker 4: I spit and fire mom.
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Speaker 2: It was meant as a joke, the polepop, the walking Anthrax.
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Speaker 2: I was just being edgy like Chris Rock, which is
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Speaker 2: funny because Chris Rock was so famous for being a
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Speaker 2: bit edgy at the Oscars. Chris Rock is an American
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Speaker 2: stand up comedian, actor, and filmmaker. His jokes often start controversy,
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Speaker 2: no kidding. Chris Rock host of the two thousand and
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Speaker 2: five Oscars. The producers of the show hoped he would
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Speaker 2: appeal to a younger audience and even described him as hot,
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Speaker 2: edgy contemporary.
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Speaker 4: I love Chris Rock.
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Speaker 1: He is.
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Speaker 4: Awesome.
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Speaker 2: And if I had to name my favorite Chris Rock movie, we.
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Speaker 4: Really still gonna say grown Ups one.
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Speaker 6: M m oh.
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Speaker 4: This last one makes me like Danielle.
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Speaker 3: You want to you want to take us out?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I can take us out. So Emily is yelling
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Speaker 5: at Laura Lai about her cover story, and Emily says,
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Speaker 5: I did not force Jimmy Carter out of his out
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Speaker 5: of his room at that hotel. This is my favorite line.
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Speaker 5: And Laura says, see now, I thought that was just
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Speaker 5: an amusing anecdote. And Emily says, I did not get
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Speaker 5: into a quote bitch fight with him. He's an ex president.
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Speaker 5: It was an unsufferable Rosalind. Jimmy Carter is an American
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Speaker 5: former politician who served as the thirty ninth President of
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Speaker 5: the United States. Roslin is an American writer and activist
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Speaker 5: who served as First Lady of the United States as
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Speaker 5: the wife of President Jimmy Carter.
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Speaker 2: Hi, all right, kids, I just have a heart for
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Speaker 2: Jimmy and Rosalind.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, he's in the final chapter she has
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Speaker 3: know I did you read the article?
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Speaker 2: Yes, and I saw the grandson on claim to fame
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Speaker 2: and it made me cry.
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Speaker 3: Ooh anyway, listen, thanks for download everybody, but the next
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Speaker 3: episode is season five, episode twenty two. A house is
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Speaker 3: not a home. All right, kids, We will see you
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