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You have got the most amazing shirt I’ve ever seen in my life.

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What is that all about?

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Holy shit, dude.

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What have we done?

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The mistakes that we’re making right now, unbelievable.

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Back at home again.

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I’m finally back home again.

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How you doing, brother?

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I’m great.

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How are you, bro?

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Good to see you.

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I’m great.

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I’m effing so tired from all of the travel that I’ve been doing, but I’m back home in the home studio, but really confused about what’s going on, and I need to know what time is it, Craig Sullivan?

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Three-minute Thursday?

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No, I totally missed that one.

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Hey, it’s time for an audit, brother.

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Hey everybody, welcome to Friday Night Audit, the only show in hospitality that dredges up all those late night memories you promised yourself you’d forget.

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I’m Glenn Hausman, that’s Craig Sullivan, thanks so much for watching.

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Craig, it’s great to see you, and I’m so glad that you put that quote on a shirt.

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Yes, at Red Bubble.

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You get the FNA, that’s going on a t-shirt, t-shirt.

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I like that.

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Very meta over there, Craig.

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Hey, you know, one of these days we’ll sell a couple of products.

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Maybe, but not as long as our audience continues to be as intelligent as they are.

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No, these are very high quality.

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Yeah.

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Hey, I still got some.

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I still got some Friday night audit hats around.

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So, you know, I don’t know why we never advertise those, but we should give those out during.

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Maybe we’ll give them out a click connect.

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That’s not a bad idea.

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We’ll bring some Friday Night Audit merch and we’ll give it away.

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I like that.

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We might even be able to give away our producer, David.

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That would be amazing, but I’m not sure anyone would take him.

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You take him.

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No thank you.

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He’s right in here.

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I don’t know if I could afford the bill to get someone to haul him away.

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Honestly.

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Have you seen what two guys in a truck cost these days, dude?

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Yeah, way too much.

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Yeah.

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Way too much.

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Anyway, for a show advertised to the producers, Strike Back, those suckers are still in the green room while we’re out here living it up on air, aren’t they?

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Yeah, you know, and it’s funny.

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One of them actually has control of the show.

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Oh, wait.

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they kind of cut us out last week all right so hey mr car is great to see you dave still produces yes but only apparently for 45 minutes at a time you know which is why he cut us off last week he’s like i had enough of this show i’m not going to be on it anymore so no one else is we strike back which means we’re literally on strike me and danny already talked about it we’re not joining the show

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We demand better benefits and pay.

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Bye.

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Bye.

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Well, he’s going to have a long wait on that strike.

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That’s all I can say.

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Well, we don’t have to introduce that guy because he’s here every week.

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But why don’t you introduce us to who our main fabulous guest is today?

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Our main fabulous guest is one of my favorite people on the planet.

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She is also the one that makes Click Connect happen.

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She is a very, very good friend and just an outstanding producer.

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Producer Danietta Leffler, also known as Producer Katie.

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Hi.

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Hi.

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Oh, my God.

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You are too kind, Craig.

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Too kind.

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I’m great.

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I’m great living with you.

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It’s not me.

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I smile and nod.

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I ask a couple of questions, and that’s it.

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You do.

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You do.

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You do.

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Hey, Kim is asking, Dave who?

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That’s what we say.

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Dave what?

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Yeah.

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Hey, you know what, Glenn?

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Danny and I just wrapped up our end-of-the-year filming of Click Connect.

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Well, before you get into that, I think it deserves one of these.

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All right, so last week, Danny, I did not have any alcohol during the show.

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It was not a good thing.

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Did the show suffer?

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I did.

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I don’t know about the audience.

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They probably were relieved.

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But it’s really not about them on Friday nights.

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It’s really about me and having a couple of drinks and calling attention to my stupid jokes.

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So I’m drinking some beer.

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Danny, you’ve got to go drive right after this.

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So you’re not really drinking tonight, right?

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No, no.

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Not only do I have to drive, I have to go teach a spin class, a fitness class.

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Yeah.

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I don’t know about that.

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I’m missing the problem.

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It’s called the Technicolor yawn.

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Yeah.

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i’m sure i’d be a lot more fun on the bike but uh yeah not not today now how many people are in your class you’ve been doing this for quite some time i i have yeah it depends uh some days it’s a little light people that’s it’s close enough that’s yoga with wine because i can that people can drink while working out it’s okay oh oh dave have you ever been in class before

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Tons of times.

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I have.

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We actually had team building at a spin facility here in Newport when I worked for a company.

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Okay.

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Craig, could you imagine drinking a beer while engaging in a…

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No, and I couldn’t imagine having a cigarette before the class, and I did, which was not a good move.

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At least you didn’t do it during the class.

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That’s true.

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Well, actually, that would have been the smart thing to do.

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They would have kicked my ass out.

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God, I thought I was going to die afterwards.

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That’s normal.

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Yeah, so what’s the difference between spinning and yoga and Pilates and all of that stuff?

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Spinning is just on a bike, stationary bike.

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That’s what I thought.

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Right.

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But then we’re showing pictures of people like this and not with no bike inside.

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All right.

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Right.

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So that’s where the spinning comes from.

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You’re spinning the wheel.

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I thought very naively because I came up with the Grateful Dead days with the spinners.

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The people would spin around.

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I thought that’s what spinning was all about at first.

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Some sort of exercise that involved spinning.

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Glad it’s not.

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That’s very dizzying.

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Very much so.

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Yeah, no, this is much more fun.

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Much more fun.

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Loud music, dark room.

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Yes, very loud music, very dark room.

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Really?

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David’s probably going through your Instagram page right now.

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I don’t know.

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He really looks like he’s up to something.

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He’s very, very focused.

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I’m trying to figure out how to close the show again without you guys knowing it was me.

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Yeah, that was interesting.

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We had a lot of comments on that one.

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Not that we could see them because we were kicked off air.

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Yeah.

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No, I’m not saying kicked off air.

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So here’s what actually happened.

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I’m going to tell you guys what happened because I was aiming to close the show because I know, Glenn, you were on the phone, but obviously I had the sick family, so I asked you to jump on the computer.

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What really got messed up is I’m on a lot of Teams calls during the day.

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And to leave a Teams meeting, it’s the same red button.

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The giant button that here that says end stream.

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Right.

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So I just click.

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It’s in the same location to leave the meeting.

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So I just left the meeting, unfortunately.

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Yes, you did.

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Yep.

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Just like that.

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Just like that.

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Amazing.

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And he’s gone.

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Yeah.

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So to be fair to producer Dave, this is kind of like, you know, there was a whole cascade effect of things that went wrong that led to that scenario happening.

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Yeah.

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uh for some reason my laptop was having a big problem and we couldn’t get any sound out of it and i was unable to run the show i had all my gear set up in the hotel room i was all ready to go and none of it worked and like just before showtime i tried switching to an ipad and that didn’t work and then i switched to my phone and i was stuck on the phone the whole time but then we’re like we realized oh i guess i could still control it from my laptop as a separate

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It was a separate controller from behind the scenes.

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Dave told me to do that.

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It was working, and then he made that mistake.

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Lots of technical errors.

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The good news was I got 15 minutes back in Vegas, so that was fun.

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You had an extra 15 minutes to do absolutely nothing.

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That’s not true.

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I did manage to lose an extra 20 bucks, and they came from Planet Moolah.

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oh man that’s one of my favorite ones danny do you go to vegas at all i have been to vegas so many times in my life um but weirdly enough mostly when i was younger uh yeah passing through don’t go there too often anymore it’s it’s just it’s gotten so expensive

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It’s so expensive.

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I know.

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Don’t tell anyone.

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We do love all of our friends in Vegas, but it’s really expensive.

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It is, especially when you actually can drink and do all the fun things.

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Yeah.

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Yes.

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All right.

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All right.

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We got a question.

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Hold on one second.

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There he is.

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All right, Dave, we got a question for you.

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All right.

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There we go.

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I’m a predicament.

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What should I do?

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I had a guess come to the desk.

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What is a guess?

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He means guess.

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Don’t be a jerk.

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Are we like the Riddler?

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Don’t be a jerk.

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Had a guest come to the desk and say, someone stole a slice of cheese out of their craft pack.

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Should I reimburse them for something?

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Yes.

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I think a two-night comp stay is in order, personally.

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You know there’s your hotel, right?

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At the Even Hotel, Midtown East in New York.

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No, no, no, not here.

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At the Houseman Pool House, Spa House, Clubhouse, Smokehouse, and Brewery.

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God damn it, we just went over this.

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You know, sometimes I think you guys just don’t want to learn.

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Listen, I think that – Learn what?

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I think that we – you know, Kraft Singles are – Kraft Singles cheese product are very, very important to the economy.

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Cheese product.

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And, you know –

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a missing slice of cheese should be valued at at least 5,000 times its weight and worth and gold.

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So yes, I think we should honestly just transfer the hotel ownership to this person.

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That’s the only fair value.

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Just so – according to the internet, the government still has 1.4 billion pounds of cheese in cold storage holdings right now.

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Nice.

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Yeah.

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Danny, let me ask you a question.

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Lots of fan do.

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You are a bright, energetic young woman.

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Thank you.

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And you are now hearing about cheese on your Friday night.

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What is wrong with you?

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I ask myself that every time.

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Every time.

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It’s only mid-afternoon by her.

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Was it like 3.15 now?

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It’s true.

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When did I see you last, Danny?

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Was it at Disney?

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Yeah.

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Were you at Click last year?

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No, I couldn’t make it because of the baby.

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Yes, it was Disney.

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Quite convenient that you scheduled the baby to come right around then.

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I was trying to save money.

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Yeah.

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By having a baby.

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Now, did Craig tell you about my Disney trip in February?

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No.

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No, he did not.

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So in February, I decided to take my youngest son to Disneyland because he’s a big fan of Cars, the movie Cars.

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Great.

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And as you know from our excursion there where Craig and Glenn had us walking around the freaking park for 19 hours, there is a car.

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It was only 17 and a half.

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Shut up.

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Yeah.

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There is a Cars area.

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So we’re there.

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And we didn’t have to wait in line.

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And why was that?

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Because Craig spent a large amount of money on us that he didn’t really need to.

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I mean, that’s the real thing.

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I mean, I enjoyed it.

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I loved it.

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Because I wanted to.

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But here’s where I’m trying to find the photo that I want to show you.

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Because my son and I go out there.

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We’re having a great time.

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It’s a blast.

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All good.

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And I’m walking around.

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And I’m literally texting Craig and Glenn.

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And I mean, they’re old, right?

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Their memories are fading.

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Glenn most likely was in the bathroom.

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That’s the only reason why I’m able to do the show with you every week.

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I forget how painful it is.

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Glenn was most likely in the bathroom for the 15th time in the last hour.

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We know what was going on.

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But we were talking, and I couldn’t remember the frickin’ name of the tour guide.

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Our tour guide.

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Was it… Do you remember now?

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Was it Rose?

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It was two years ago.

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Ooh.

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That’s really close, though.

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That’s good.

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Okay.

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That’s really close.

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So Craig actually remembered it.

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I don’t know how.

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Maybe he saw a picture.

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I don’t know.

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So shortly after that, I’m talking about like right after that.

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I asked Amy, our number one fan.

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In fact, hold on.

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Let me do it this way.

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Let me do this big reveal this way.

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Because right after that, me and Fox, my son Fox, are walking around.

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We’re still having a great time.

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loving life, all the good stuff.

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And I just happen to, I’m actually looking for a, my first Disney trip button.

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And I look over, looking for this freaking button, and who do I run into?

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There she is.

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Yay!

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Anna Rose.

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So I walk up to her.

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This is a true story.

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I walk up to her.

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Yay!

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And she’s like, hi.

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I’m like, there’s no way you’re going to remember me.

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But last March, you spent an entire day walking me and my 50-plus-year-old friends around Disney.

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You guys are old geezers with no kids.

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And I swear to God, that’s what I said.

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And then she goes, oh, yeah, I do remember you guys.

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It was like someone’s birthday or something.

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You guys were big into Star Wars, right?

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I’m like, yep, that was us.

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I don’t believe it was anyone’s birthday.

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And I don’t think it was that one.

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Well, whatever event.

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We were celebrating some event.

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Yeah, my conference.

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No, it was something else.

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And then at the top of that, she actually had the button.

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She had a button for Fox to wear.

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So Anna Rose for the win.

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There we go.

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That’s a really beautiful story.

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It is a beautiful story.

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Look at that.

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It’s a very Disney story.

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Danny, I have so many things that I just cannot stand about Glenn.

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There’s just too many.

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I’ve worked with him for too long.

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We’ve worked way too close together.

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I only do this show really because I don’t want to.

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Don’t forget about how intimidated I make you feel standing next to me because of my Adonis-like beauty.

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Exactly.

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Especially.

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Exactly.

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And she’s standing 6’7″.

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And that’s true.

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Unfortunately, I’m standing on a two-foot crate.

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I’m actually four and a half feet tall.

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I look up at Kevin Hart.

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Yeah.

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You know, you, Producer Danny, you have, you know, and I’ve shared my gripes with Glenn on this public forum many, many times.

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We don’t get to talk to you as much, and you know Craig as well as I know Glenn.

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So you need to dish out what is the worst parts about working with Craig M. Sullivan.

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There’s several.

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Craig Sullivan.

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The worst parts.

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Oh, my goodness.

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She kicked my ass one show, deservedly.

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Yeah, that was probably going to be the start of it.

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Craig and his eye rolling.

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Yeah.

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It’s for certain guests who did deserve the eye rolls for sure.

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Did the guy’s name have two N’s in the first name and two S’s in the second name?

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You know what?

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No.

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That’s why I’m looking.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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No, you know what’s so funny, too, is we’ve been actually trying to keep track of the bloopers to actually put together a blooper reel for our season this year.

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We do a blooper reel every Friday.

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That’s true.

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Yeah, you win that one, David.

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No argument.

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But no, we only have one clip right now, Craig, and we’re halfway through the season.

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Did you know that?

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Wow, really?

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I think you get all of your sillies out in this show.

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I hope so.

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I hope so.

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Yeah, I want to talk to you about that, Craig.

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I don’t think you take the show seriously enough.

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I don’t.

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You’re right.

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I don’t.

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I don’t.

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There’s just no way to take it seriously.

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I take the show extremely seriously, so much so that I stop everything I’m doing in my life at Wednesday at 420 to join the production call.

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never been for real.

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That’s not true.

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I made it one time on Thursday.

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That’s right.

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Yeah, the day we didn’t have it.

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Yeah, that’s right.

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Danny, would you believe we actually have, Glenn and I actually have a production meeting every week on this show.

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And would you believe that not one time ever called me?

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You know, there’s three-way calling available since like the early 90s.

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You can’t just hit add call and call me.

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I think it was earlier than that.

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No, if they had called you, you probably wouldn’t have ended the show early last week.

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It’s true.

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It’s really your guys’ fault.

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That’s a valiant point right there.

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Very valiant point.

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I blame you.

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I blame you.

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And I blame you for ruining the show last week.

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Oh, too funny.

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That’s why it’s good to have Danny on the show.

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I remember last time we did this, it was supposed to be me and Danny versus each other.

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In reality, we just teamed up and talked shit to you guys.

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We deserve that because of all the horrible things we’ve done to you guys.

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I’ve got to tell you, Danny kicked my ass.

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We had one guest that has always rubbed me the wrong way.

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Always.

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But yet you had this guest on multiple times.

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Just once.

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Just once, yeah.

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Just once.

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And she saw that I was starting to lose it.

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And I did lose it.

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Yeah.

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Oh, she just kicked my ass after he got out of the studio.

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And justifiably so.

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And she was absolutely right.

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And that never happened again.

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Yeah.

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The eye roll is really a mechanism for me to try and think of something clever to say that I don’t always come up with.

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Yeah.

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I just – I’ve learned how to put on like a blank face that doesn’t belie what’s going on in here a lot of times.

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Usually it’s just mice dancing around going la-la-la.

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But a few times it’s not.

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I can hide it.

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Or it’s a bunch of text messages saying, end show now.

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Right.

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Yeah.

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Just three words, and show now.

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You know, I would never mention the person’s name that’s Joe.

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Oh, my God.

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You know, this individual, and I’m trying to be very generic here.

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Put it in the back and then put it in the chat so at least we can know.

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Come on, you can’t hold out.

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That I will, as long as you don’t repeat it.

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I’m going to have to help you out.

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This was a while ago.

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The one thing I hate so much when I listen to podcasts and radio shows is when people say somebody and they don’t tell you who they’re talking about.

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So this is one of those.

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Those anonymous sources, right?

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The anonymous sources.

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Exactly.

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But he’s one of those people that you see at an event, whether it’s a conference or something else, that knows absolutely everything about everything.

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Where in reality, he knows absolutely nothing about anything.

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And it was just like, oh my God.

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And we’re sitting there and I’m doing one of these going, okay, I’ve had enough.

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I’m going to explode.

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Exactly.

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I need more than that, Craig.

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I don’t know who that is.

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Because I’d have to look up that person’s last name.

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All right.

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I put a last name in there because I know a person that has that first name.

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No, that’s wrong.

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That’s wrong.

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This is making for a great radio over here, by the way.

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I don’t care about the damn radio.

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I just want to know.

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I want to be gossipy.

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I want to know the tea.

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I want the cheese man.

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He wants the tea.

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He wants the tea.

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I want to hear it.

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Craig strikes back.

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That’s going on a t-shirt from Friday Night Audit on what platform, Glenn?

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Redbubble.

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Redbubble.

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Aloha, Craig Starr.

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There you go.

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I love how Danny, even though she’s not drinking tonight.

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I didn’t know what to.

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I love that Danny, even though she’s not drinking tonight, she has a beer cooler for her Coke can.

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It keeps my hands warm.

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It’s cold here in Idaho.

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It sure is.

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Yeah.

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How do you deal with that?

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Lots of firewood.

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Yeah.

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She’s coming back to California.

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We just don’t know when.

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Who?

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No, she’s getting moved to Colorado.

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Oh, God.

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No, no.

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That’s even colder.

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That’s even colder.

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Yeah, exactly.

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Yeah.

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Is it, though?

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I don’t know.

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Denver’s cold.

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I don’t know all of Colorado.

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Denver’s not that cold.

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I mean, even when it’s like a dry cold, so it feels much warmer.

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Where you’re at, Danny, I think that’s cold.

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I’ve been in Denver when it’s cold, and it says like 20 degrees out, and it feels like New York, 50 degrees.

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You know?

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I’m telling you.

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At least that’s my personal experience.

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I’ve been to Boise in the wintertime, and it wasn’t as bad as some of the other parts of Idaho.

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What was that, Dave?

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How many gummies had you had at that point?

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It was early.

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Probably no more than 40, 50.

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Funny, funny.

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None because I was actually walking to make a purchase.

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It was early in the morning.

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I’m like, what time did they open?

24:32.827 –> 24:33.707
Oh, my God.

24:33.807 –> 24:36.589
So how come, Craig, you just have just Craig today?

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Were you just too lazy to give yourself a name?

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Yeah.

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I thought Craig Happy Happy would suffice.

24:44.821 –> 24:45.922
I guess I was wrong, David.

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You’re the producer.

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Fix it.

24:48.763 –> 24:53.886
Going back to what Glenn does when he’s not amused.

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What he does is this.

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Yeah, that’s cool.

24:59.909 –> 25:00.029
So…

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Yeah, that’s great.

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So just like zero engagement in the conversation.

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That’s how you know it’s time to move on, people.

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You’re boring me.

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If you’d step up your game and been more fun, I would have to step in.

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Yeah, that’s great.

25:20.821 –> 25:23.942
So that’s exactly what he does the entire time.

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Oh, my God.

25:25.743 –> 25:26.883
Oh, my God.

25:26.923 –> 25:27.724
That’s funny.

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Am I wrong, though?

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Danny, have you ever had to step in for me?

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No, you are not wrong.

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Have I ever had to step in for you?

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Just when your technology fails.

25:37.903 –> 25:38.124
Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Or he just drops out.

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Yep.

25:43.848 –> 25:44.348
Just like that.

25:45.669 –> 25:50.653
Or how about when they’re standing in the Vegas strip and all their equipment melts down when you have two major guests on the show?

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Did that happen?

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Yeah.

25:53.055 –> 25:56.397
It sure did.

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It got Glenn banned from one of the bigger companies

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Yeah, that guy’s out of business though.

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I outlasted him.

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I got the last laugh.

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I think he walked away with like 25 million bucks and I’m sitting here talking to you guys on a Friday night.

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Yeah, I think you’re right, Glenn.

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I think you’re right.

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But yeah, so it was one of our first episodes.

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I didn’t even have streamer access yet.

26:22.997 –> 26:23.998
I wasn’t producing.

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I was just doing schedules.

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The initial producer was still doing the show.

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And we were doing two guests a show at that time.

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So what the hell are we thinking, Glenn?

26:35.506 –> 26:37.007
We were doing two guests a show.

26:37.027 –> 26:41.728
I had to schedule two guests every episode for like a year and a half.

26:41.788 –> 26:42.649
This was June of 2020.

26:42.749 –> 26:45.650
We were right in the thing.

26:45.670 –> 26:52.032
It was like everybody wanted to be on and talk at that time because everyone had so much information to share and was just around.

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I didn’t even have StreamYard access yet.

27:00.034 –> 27:00.715
I still don’t.

27:00.935 –> 27:02.256
We’ve been doing the show for how long?

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Two years.

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Two plus years.

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Yeah, but you have your own StreamYard.

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It’ll confuse everything with your browser probably.

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I didn’t have Glenn’s StreamYard access.

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That’s a good answer.

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I didn’t even know how to work StreamYard.

27:12.825 –> 27:16.027
I wasn’t even watching the episode that day because I was doing something with my kid.

27:16.728 –> 27:23.734
And I started getting calls and texts from the PR person, from the first guest, the one who banned Glenn from life.

27:25.035 –> 27:28.298
And she’s like –

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This person has been sitting behind the scenes for 20 minutes.

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They’re not bringing him on.

27:34.065 –> 27:35.986
I’m like, what?

27:36.627 –> 27:40.589
So I pop on the link.

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And I just see Anthony, and I want to say Chris Green possibly, in the show.

27:48.774 –> 27:51.997
Because at the time, Chris was doing a weekly spot with us.

27:53.004 –> 27:54.085
And they’re just chit-chatting.

27:54.105 –> 27:56.366
We were just chit-chatting.

27:56.446 –> 27:58.106
We were in front of the Bellagio.

27:58.186 –> 27:58.727
No, no, no.

27:58.947 –> 27:59.867
You weren’t anywhere.

27:59.887 –> 28:02.769
I said Anthony and Kip were just chit-chatting.

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Because they didn’t know what was happening.

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They had no clue what was happening.

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And so eventually Anthony was like, so guys, we’re going to go.

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But he didn’t have streamer access.

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He couldn’t stop the show.

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So he’s like, we’re going to go now.

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But the stream just had to continue.

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So we had a second guest who I was like, sorry guys, not gonna happen.

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He was fine, he was cool.

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He came back later on, really great guy, industry icon, all that stuff.

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I’m trying to call Glenn, he’s not answering.

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I’m trying to call Anthony, he’s not answering.

28:34.545 –> 28:39.648
So basically what ended up happening was Glenn and the previous producer were in Vegas.

28:39.908 –> 28:43.350
They set up the equipment outside the Bellagio at 9 a.m.

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Vegas time.

28:44.510 –> 28:45.711
Well, that’s when the show started.

28:45.771 –> 28:47.432
We set it up much earlier than that.

28:47.452 –> 28:47.992
Well, okay, yeah.

28:48.012 –> 28:49.913
So they set up earlier, but the show started at 9 a.m.

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Vegas time.

28:50.474 –> 28:50.634
Right.

28:51.624 –> 28:52.265
Rightfully so.

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I would have thought the same thing.

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It’s not going to be that hot anywhere that early.

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Well, it was hot enough in the desert that it freaking melted down the equipment.

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All overheated and everything just shut down.

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It shut off.

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But the stream kept going, but nobody could turn the show off because I didn’t have access yet.

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The person who had access was with Glenn.

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His equipment had overheated.

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Craig, where were you?

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I was at home.

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No, not you.

29:18.287 –> 29:19.007
Craig.

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Craig’s not part of that show.

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That was the Glenn and Anthony show.

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This is even before it was officially vacancy live or something like that.

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We were just trying to figure out what the hell to do to keep ourselves going.

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Yeah, we didn’t even have a name yet, did we?

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No.

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Okay, so this wasn’t Friday Night Audit.

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No, this was the show that actually matters.

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Oh, okay.

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Thank you.

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That hurts.

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I really think everything we do on this show matters.

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This is with the actually important co-host, not Craig.

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But so this guy banned you, Glenn, or said, what did he ban you?

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What happened was basically he called me or I called him.

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I don’t know how we got in contact, but basically he was saying this is our email.

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It was via email.

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I emailed him.

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I apologized.

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I explained the situation.

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After I found out what happened, he’s like, this is so inappropriate.

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I wasted time for this.

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I’m a busy man.

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I have so many better things to do to be sitting around waiting, doing nothing.

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Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

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Wow.

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Six or seven months later, he calmed down.

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I emailed him.

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He was going to come back on.

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Seven months later.

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He wasn’t coming back.

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By the way, I just want to be clear that I’ve apologized throughout the entire process.

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Multiple times the first day.

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Your entire life you’ve apologized.

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The second day, the third day.

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We all did.

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And now, the second guest in that episode.

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Yes.

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What?

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I just thought I’d call you and see what was going on since David was rambling.

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So the second guest.

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Yes, I’m interested in what you have to say.

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The second guest who is a, I don’t know, Glenn, would you say a bigger industry icon?

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I would say the first one would like to have been an icon.

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The second one is an icon but would refuse to admit he’s an icon because he’s that much of a freaking icon.

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Yeah.

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So the second person who was on, who was waiting in the green room the entire time too, was so cool about it.

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He was like, yeah, no problem.

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Next time you guys want to come on, come on.

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I’ll just come on.

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It’s no problem.

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Couldn’t care less.

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Couldn’t care less.

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i mean because danny we were in front of the bellagio i remember this is june of 2020 right and it was reopening after being closed for three months and there was a lot of emotion involved and we were watching the fountains go off for the first time and it was very symbolic of uh getting past a serious milestone in the hospitality community so a lot of emotion was running high we kind of got swept up in the moment then we had this kind of tech issue

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So it just kind of went downhill with that guy.

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But it’s all right.

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He’s probably in Cabo right now enjoying himself.

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I bet you he’s not watching this show.

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Hey, I’m barely watching it too.

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give us so now that’s one of our worst tech stories.

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I can tell you about the time me and Glenn were setting up in the Borgata 35 seconds before the show.

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Still trying to figure out the sound.

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But what was maybe your biggest tech failure?

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I think it was when Craig’s stuff overheated and just shut down and we had to cancel all of our shows that day.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, everything went south for whatever reason.

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We did come close another time.

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Typically, we’ve got some space between the episodes.

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We do multiple episodes.

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And I want the camera and everything to cool down and

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we just went from one to the other, and then all of a sudden, I was gone.

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And I had to leave the stream yard.

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I had to come back in, and then we got everything running again.

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But it’s happened, what, twice, Danny?

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Yeah, but that time was bad.

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That time you were like, I had to call you, and you were like, I can’t get it to turn back on.

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Yeah, that time, everything was out.

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And it ended up that

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Spectrum!

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You know what I want to say, Glenn?

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I had no idea, Craig.

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Could you please spell it out a little more clearly?

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Douchebags.

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Dude!

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Is that clear?

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We’re working on all the lies.

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That’s what everything went out.

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I wasn’t real happy then.

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Our guest was very nice about it, though.

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Yes.

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Our guest was very nice about it.

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Yeah.

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Well, I find most people are really forgiving.

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And one of the cool things about tech issues, and this is a good lesson for all of you out there.

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And any time you’re on stage or doing anything where something goes wrong, if something goes wrong, your audience is going to be with you.

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And it’s your chance to get them to like you even more.

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Just don’t throw the AV crew under the bus, whatever you do.

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Never do that.

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That’s the first part of the show.

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Dave turned off the show last week.

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You’re not part of the AV crew.

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You’re not part of the AV crew.

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You’re the producer.

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I’m audioing and I’m visualizing.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, but that doesn’t make you part of the AV crew.

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Hey, you know what?

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My producer, Danny, works very closely with the AV crew at Click.

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And they never have any issues.

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Okay?

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She talks to them.

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She directs them.

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And she gives them all…

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the card so that they can record everything and they give them back to her because they know better than to give them to me because I will lose them.

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So one thing we didn’t know was Danny.

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Danny’s the best.

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Danny is the best.

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David, you’re really good, but she’s the best.

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He’s not that good.

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I’m trying to be nice.

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I’m trying to be nice.

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Listen, just remember who got Dr. Osterholm on us to actually make us a real show for the first time.

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Who was that?

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It wasn’t you.

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It was not you.

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Nope.

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Nope.

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Do you have that picture I sent you, David?

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I do.

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I do.

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I think this would be a very good time to bring it up because then we can all appreciate Glenn House.

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Well, only if you think so that I’ll do it.

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Otherwise, I wouldn’t do it.

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Congratulations, brother.

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Thanks.

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Happy Hanukkah.

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Congratulations on being an inspirational leader and a spotlight for this show.

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It sounds like a shameless plug.

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It is for Glenn.

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Very nice.

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I wouldn’t bring it up though.

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I would because, you know, Glenn, I,

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You know, I’ve said this 101 times, especially during the pandemic.

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You and Anthony cut through the noise.

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You were going to get great information to our industry, and you did.

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And you had this wonderful producer, David, helping you out.

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For the sake, Craig.

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Now, Dave did great, and he did get Doctor Who’s Home, which was a big effing get.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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David did a great job for you guys.

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So that award is very well deserved, and congratulations.

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Hey, thanks, guys.

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I appreciate it.

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Yeah, that’s really – It’s too bad they didn’t put your picture and award it to Craig.

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What’s that?

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It’s too bad they didn’t put your picture and award it to Craig.

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I don’t deserve that, Glenn.

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Glenn and you guys do.

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You guys are missing the joke.

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Yes, we are.

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When Craig Sullivan did the interview, who did Craig interview that time?

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Was it Peachtree Hospitality?

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I don’t know.

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Which interview?

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They put that Craig was interviewing somebody.

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Oh, yes, yes, yes.

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Yeah, Greg Atkinson from Peachtree.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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And it’s funny because I was the first one to interview Greg.

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And then he started making the circuit and doing NBC and ABC and everybody else.

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Yeah, that was hysterical, Danny.

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They’ve got this post up.

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Great conversation with Craig Sullivan.

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And it’s a picture of Glenn and the guy from Peachtree, Greg.

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And it’s like, I’m loving this.

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And I’m sending it to Glenn.

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Yeah.

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Dave did an interview recently where he was the host of No Vacancy Live podcast.

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There was.

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There was.

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Still am as far as I know.

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I don’t know.

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I will tell you what’s amazing to me is – and I hope I don’t make mistakes like this.

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But people don’t do the –

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Most basic kind of research.

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I find it’s like shocking to me, the amount of emails that I get that people don’t even take a half a second to figure out what I do or, you know, how you could connect with me in order to reach your goals.

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Like if you’re a PR person, it’s just really glad.

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I’ve got somebody that can sell you email lists and you can, you know, boost your room count occupancy at every hotel that you own.

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Yep.

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All right.

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We got to go to, we got to go to this question.

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All right.

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Uh, this card is saying, okay, real quick.

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What does everyone want for Christmas?

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Short and sweet.

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Danny, we’ll start with you.

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Um, um,

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I would like lessons for swing dancing.

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Oh, fun.

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Hey, as someone who’s old enough to be an adult in the 1990s, the last time that trend was around, it’s fun.

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It’s so fun.

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Yeah, you should totally do it.

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Back in the 90s, I was young enough to actually swing dance without needing to sign paperwork or leaving the people a waiver yet.

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Right, right.

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There’s a country bar around the corner.

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And it’s a good time.

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Trends are cyclical.

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It’ll swing back around.

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Just like the Pico.

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All right.

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Dave, what do you want for Christmas, buddy?

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I would love a new Friday night show to be on that actually I enjoy being with people around.

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That would be wonderful.

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There are some things that are even out of reach for you, Dave.

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My elf on the shelf has said I’ve been very good this year, so make it happen.

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All right.

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We’ll try to get you a show where you belong.

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Craig?

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You know, that’s a good question.

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And the only thing I can think of is my grandson’s happiness.

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That’s what I want.

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He’s playing hockey right now.

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He’s doing a lot of different things.

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Him and his dad got a new place at Dana Point.

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So they seem to be on a good roll.

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So everything’s good.

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How about you, Glenn?

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I don’t want to be… You get nothing for Christmas, Glenn, because you don’t celebrate Christmas.

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Yeah, because you’re a Jew!

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You get nothing!

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You know what you get, Glenn?

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A wonderful… Glenn gets a wonderful, wonderful number 36 on the Chinese menu.

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Hey, listen, the Muku Gai Pan is absolutely delicious.

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Hey, listen, when we went to Newport for Thanksgiving, every freaking restaurant in Newport was closed except for the Chinese restaurant, and it was amazing.

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Yeah, we love going to Stony Brook has a huge Asian community, so there’s a lot more authentic restaurants there.

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So you get real Chinese food, not Americanized Chinese food.

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So we always try to go over there for Christmas, which is a lot of fun.

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But listen, I don’t want to sound lame or anything like that, but I am

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super effing lucky guy.

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I don’t really need anything.

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I just want my kids to be happy.

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I want my family to be healthy.

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And I’m going to go see Fish of the Sphere in April.

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So what else does this boy need?

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Nothing!

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So I’m fine.

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Maybe some college tuition to pay for the most expensive university in the country?

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You know what?

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The universe is good to me.

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I’ve got a lot of great clients.

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I want to thank everyone out there for allowing me to work with your various companies behind the scenes, doing strategic advisory, et cetera, et cetera, and all that kind of stuff.

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So I’m blessed all around.

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So I don’t really need anything special.

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How sweet.

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Although this beer is empty.

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I could probably use another one, but I got to get into the car soon.

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Yeah.

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Well, listen, guys.

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I think that you should definitely go to the car and get more beer.

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What are we doing here?

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Don’t drink and drive.

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Yeah, Dave.

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I’m not going to have another drink.

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No, I’ve got a… This is the craziest thing.

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I’ve actually got a business meeting at 7 p.m.

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this evening, so…

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Oh, yeah.

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On a Friday?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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He’s a glutton for punishment today.

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Yeah.

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I think Mr. Fish or Mr. Cards here says that we should get some fish tickets this year.

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I think, Glenn, you should donate your fish tickets to Friday Night Audit Raffle Fund that we raffle them off.

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Right.

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right that’s literally the one thing that i really care about that’s not gonna happen all right listen guys i know i gotta run so we’re gonna do this right now get out here a little bit early today so i won’t i won’t just drop the show off immediately

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That’s right.

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It’s early Plugapalooza because you guys love it so much.

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We’re bringing it to you even.

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Daniel’s got to go, too.

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So everyone’s got to go.

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Yeah, it’s kind of that kind of night.

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Danny, what do you got to promote there?

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Click Connect.

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We got our last episode coming next week, I think.

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And then we’ll be back after the new year.

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And we’ll be hanging out at Click 7, too.

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So I’m excited.

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Good stuff after the new year.

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Yeah.

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That’s awesome, Dave.

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I want to promote my astute producing abilities to not cut the show off early today, to remember to do things the right way.

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I’m so tempted to just hit the end stream button just to screw with you.

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Go with Danny how it’s done over here, okay?

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Love it.

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Great, great work.

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Great work.

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Keep notes on how not to end the StreamYard show prematurely.

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You know, learn from my mistakes.

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Love it.

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Greg?

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Hey, last episode of Click Connect is out next week.

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You just said that!

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Yeah, I know she did.

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We’re working on the 7th Annual California Lodging Investment Conference, March 6th and 7th at the West and South Coast Plaza Hotel.

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Glenn Hausman doing door prizes, moderating a panel.

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I’m going to be running around like a crazy person.

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Producer Danny’s going to be working with the AV crew.

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It’s going to be a good thing.

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David’s going to be there.

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So join us.

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We are…

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We’ve got some great, great, great panelists and everybody that needs to be there.

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If you’re in the California hotel market or want to be join us, CLI conference.com.

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What’s that?

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Craig’s new ad.

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What about his new ad?

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And that he said the click ad that was in the amazing magazine.

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That was in Hotel Management Magazine.

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God, what the hell is wrong with you guys?

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I know you guys’ lives better than you.

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You know what?

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Show’s over.

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Goodbye, everybody.

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Where’s the band?

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Yeah.

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Hey, no vacancy.

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Subscribe.

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Text the word HOTEL66866.

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Another new Friday Night on it.

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Next week.

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And I don’t know.

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Dr. Jeffrey.

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Oh yeah.

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Jeffrey.

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Oh, most likely, unfortunately.

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So still tune in anyway, guys, I know you’re missing the best piece, but you know, give Glenn and Craig a little boost.

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You’re not going to be there next week.

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Uh, right now.

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I don’t think so.

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Remember I have more important things to do than be with you.

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Oh yeah.

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I forgot about that.

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All right.

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Bye.