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Speaker 1: From the birthplace of radio's greatest era. Now from New

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Speaker 1: York It's Radio Night Live with Kevin McCullough. Unlike anything

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Speaker 1: else on radio today, It's a front row seat for

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Speaker 1: prosecutor and court journalism superstar Imran I'm Sorry, and Christine Nicholas,

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Speaker 1: the quintessential heartbeat, the New York Hospitality, all joining a

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Speaker 1: legendary broadcast pro Kevin McCullough on a mission unlike any other,

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Speaker 1: united to bring back New York Now Live from Studio

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Speaker 1: one to eleven Piers. Kevin McCullough, All.

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Speaker 2: Right, welcome aboard. It's Friday. Whoo man. That's that feels good.

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Speaker 3: Just get one more week done and then you're headed

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Speaker 3: off to the weekend. Thank you for hanging out with

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Speaker 3: us a little bit here on your Friday evening, us

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Speaker 3: being Christine Nicholas and Kevin McCollough.

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Speaker 4: Hi, Christine, Hey Kevin, good to see you again. Twice

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Speaker 4: in one week.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a rare treat for us these days, because

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Speaker 3: since the syndicated show started, I've been working, you know,

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Speaker 3: like crazy, as if I didn't have enough to do beforehand.

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Speaker 3: But it's it's gone well. And it was fun seeing

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Speaker 3: you at the Christmas party.

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Speaker 2: Earlier this week.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it was nice. I got there a little late.

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Speaker 4: It was at Carmines, but you know, it was so

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Speaker 4: wonderful to see everybody from.

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Speaker 5: AM nine seventy.

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Speaker 4: It was painful that I wasn't able to like dig

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Speaker 4: in because I had to go to another lunch.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, who was that who meets before coming to Carmines

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Speaker 3: for the Christmas party.

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Speaker 4: I mean, I gotta say, I went to the University

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Speaker 4: club for a luncheon beforehand, and yeah, look it was

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Speaker 4: a nice lunch. Well, you know, but come on, compared

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Speaker 2: Mushrooms at Carmines, come on, come on.

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Speaker 5: Yeah. The egg plant parmesan, Yeah, that thing was I'm.

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Speaker 3: We've got to get the Sacy Bone editor over there,

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Speaker 3: because those wafers of eggplant that were in the eggplant

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Speaker 3: parmesan were so paper thin and it was just like

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Speaker 3: it was just like it was like a pastry made

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Speaker 3: out of eggplant. It was the most amazing eggplant parmesan

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Speaker 3: I've ever tasted in my life. Truly didn't taste like

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Speaker 3: my kids always think if there's a vegetable and it

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Speaker 3: tastes like the bet.

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Speaker 2: It did not. It was. It was the best I've

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Speaker 4: Yep, Carmine, certainly it is a wonderful restaurant, the quality

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Speaker 4: of the food. You know, a lot of people sometimes

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Speaker 4: think that it's a tourist place. Yes it is, but

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Speaker 4: also a lot of New Yorkers go there. They started

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Speaker 4: up on the Upper East upper west side, like ninety

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Speaker 4: ninth Street and Broadway, and they've just been consistently amazing.

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Speaker 3: So what's the story with them in Sardis as far

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Speaker 3: as how far they go back? And because they both

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Speaker 4: Well, Sartis is definitely, you know, from the early nineteen twenties,

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Speaker 4: so it certainly is the grandame, if you will, of

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Speaker 4: forty fourth Street, and Carmines is still kind of the

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Speaker 4: new kid on the block. It's been around maybe for

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Speaker 4: thirty years or so, or you know, when Times Square

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Speaker 4: was being cleaned up, Carmines came in and that was

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Speaker 4: a pretty big deal because it's family style, so it

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Speaker 4: really brought a lot of families in which, you know,

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Speaker 4: everybody was a little skittish. Tony DiNapoli is another one

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Speaker 4: that's been there for a long time, which is on

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Speaker 4: forty third Cafe and Detwie. I mean, there's a bunch

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Speaker 4: that have been there for quite a while. But of

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Speaker 4: course Sartis is really special, which in New.

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Speaker 3: York restaurants speak like if you out last five, six,

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Speaker 3: seven years, you're on a really good run, because there's

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Speaker 3: a lot of people that can't. They just they don't

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Speaker 3: make it. It's just too hard. And I remember talking

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Speaker 4: Well, and also Carmine Zones Virgils, so it's a totally

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Speaker 4: different type of restaurant. Virgils is a barbecue restaurant and

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Speaker 4: In fact, my husband has family and from Kentucky, so

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Speaker 3: There's a there's a wide variety of barbecues in the country,

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Speaker 3: and sometimes the people get kind of, you know, territorial

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Speaker 5: It's just delicious. It's not quite saving, is it?

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Speaker 4: They have great sauces that go with the barbecue.

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Speaker 5: But I'm no expert. I just know that I enjoy it.

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Speaker 5: They're into the mutton.

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Speaker 2: I just like meat that smoked for long. Yeah that's

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's just me. It's all good.

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Speaker 4: We also had a wonderful ribbon cutting this week with

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Speaker 4: the Animal Medical Center, which is the country's largest trauma

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Speaker 4: hospital for animals. It's on York Avenue in sixty second Street,

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Speaker 4: and they expanded over eighty two thousand square feet so

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Speaker 4: they're allowed now to house and take care of two

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Speaker 4: hundred and thirty dogs, cats, animals at one time, where

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Speaker 4: it used to just be about one hundred and ten.

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Speaker 4: But they also have an er that sees seventy five.

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Speaker 5: Animals a day that come in. It really is amazing.

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Speaker 4: So the Schwartzman's were there and they cut the ribbon

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Speaker 4: and it was just fabulous to see those dogs. They

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Speaker 4: also they serviced the NYPDK nine, so we had a

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Speaker 2: Just you know, yeah, that's nice.

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Speaker 3: Always I feel bad because I always like want to

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Speaker 3: In fact, last Sunday when we went to the White House,

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Speaker 3: which happened since you and I were together last during

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Speaker 3: the security and you go through about I don't know,

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Speaker 3: six security checkpoints getting in and like multiple metal detectors

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Speaker 3: going through there, and they had some dogs that were

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Speaker 3: then someone would bring a dog behind you. Woudn't even

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Speaker 4: They also at the event for Animal Medical Center. They

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Speaker 4: had the Seeing Eyes for the blind dogs and they

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Speaker 4: photos with them. They were picking them up, they were

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Speaker 4: handling them, and these puppies, these labs, they were just

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Speaker 3: I'm so glad we weren't there with my kids, because

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Speaker 3: was I want one of those.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I want one of those. I have two wonderful dogs,

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Speaker 4: but I still want one of those.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, well that sounds like an incredible thing. Now are

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Speaker 3: they only two hundred and thirty two dogs and cats

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Speaker 3: to be more animals on the island that need help.

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Speaker 4: Oh they are, I mean, but that's where they have

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Speaker 4: the kennels they've made for them. But they also have

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Speaker 4: and seventy five is the emergency room. But they have

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Speaker 4: appointments every single day. Thousands of dogs and cats come

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Speaker 5: But they also have.

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Speaker 4: Some exotics they deal with ferrets and with turtles and you.

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Speaker 2: Know, Mack Caro, I'll show you the ostrich.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, exactly. You never know what you're going to see.

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Speaker 4: But it was interesting as we were doing the ribbon cutting.

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Speaker 4: and go, right, But it was amazing to see how

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Speaker 4: many French bulldogs were coming in. You know, they really

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Speaker 4: I don't know if it's because they're popular or because

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Speaker 5: Now, they weren't in stress per se.

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Speaker 3: All right, welcome in. It's the Friday edition of Radio

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Speaker 4: Well, we have three very special guests, very special friends

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Speaker 4: Yeah. Fred Cerulo, who was so well known in New

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Speaker 14: we've had on before, because you two are appearing in

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Speaker 14: is an absolutely beautiful play that Dan Lauria, who you

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Speaker 4: What is the story? And just thank you so much

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Speaker 15: Oh thanks for having me back again. I thought i'd

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Speaker 15: The play is about two old comedy writers who have dementia.

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Speaker 13: So now you don't have to come to the play.

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Speaker 4: But it's very funny, and it reminded me when you

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Speaker 15: Well, I was in a card game in la for

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Speaker 15: Serious subject, the idea of the play is creativity never dies.

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Speaker 15: And the one thing you can both remember is old movies.

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Speaker 3: that very same process. If you listen carefully, nearly every

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Speaker 15: We literally have a line where there isn't a dry

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Speaker 13: Ah wows perfect sense.

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Speaker 4: So how do you how do you keep it fresh

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Speaker 15: They actually started plotting at it, and they think I

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Speaker 15: But it was it was in there from the very beginning.

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Speaker 16: It was the first time I've seen this play probably

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Speaker 16: this sometimes in new places. But you mentioned that laugh

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Speaker 16: It was the first time I had heard a reaction

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Speaker 16: what just happened? And I played it back. So it's

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Speaker 16: very interesting. Look, Christine, you know this. You know Christine

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Speaker 13: Theater is huge in our city.

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Speaker 16: And Christine's also the former head of our tourism division

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Speaker 16: mean live theater. That's what makes it exciting. The thing

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Speaker 16: for Patty and Dan and I can say this. They

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Speaker 16: The audience has the experience of experiencing that and what

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Speaker 3: To well, let me before we take our first break,

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Speaker 1: Kevin McCalla, Welcome back. It's Radio Night Live. I'm Kevin McCullough.

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Speaker 3: She's Christine Nicholas, and we've got a packed theater tonight.

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Speaker 3: That's the at least theater of the mind. We're in

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Speaker 3: who is Academy.

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Speaker 4: Nominated as a child in Bad Seed. So we get

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Speaker 5: We do know you as Aunt Patty. So tell us

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Speaker 14: Dynamics all having an aunt who is so a wonderful

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Speaker 21: And I always feel Fred Crulo is six degrees of separation,

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Speaker 21: Srulo's aunt.

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Speaker 1: And his mom is my sister.

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Speaker 21: Got it, Yeah, And so you know we go way back.

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Speaker 16: That's the family, that's the family tree. But yes, I've

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Speaker 16: always been I've always admired my aunt. I've looked up

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Speaker 16: to her, I've respected her in her work and all

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Speaker 16: she went through since you know, she's working since she's

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Speaker 16: many do not. And this is still going. And I

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Speaker 16: will say this because it's a it's public information. But

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Speaker 16: she just turned eighty years old, which no one would

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Speaker 16: believe that.

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Speaker 2: Now you're just telling fibbs.

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Speaker 16: No, I'm I'm not. Although whatever number you want to

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Speaker 16: make her, we take sixteen years off, and that's how

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Speaker 16: in any possible combination of numbers.

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Speaker 15: And I'm telling a two hand are at eighty years

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Speaker 15: so with a lot of dialogue.

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Speaker 16: Yes, this play is a mouthful of words for her character,

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Speaker 16: for both the characters. But you know, I did get

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Speaker 16: so talented and I'm glad to be doing the show

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Speaker 16: with it. So thank you for giving me the opportunity

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Speaker 16: to be with both Dan and who I met over

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Speaker 3: Eddie, what do you like most about the character that's

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Speaker 21: Well, I love the freedom to be all over the

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Speaker 21: map emotionally and not have it being defined as my

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Speaker 21: you know, losing the thread, because the thread is quite

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Speaker 21: solid all through, and I think we come out of

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Speaker 21: the play in a very good place that makes people

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so beautiful the way you play it, you know,

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Speaker 1: Center, extitution or some sort you know wrote this.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, when you when you wrote this, was there a

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Speaker 3: that it would have impact with in terms of the

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Speaker 13: Yeah, every play.

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Speaker 15: We've seen that deals with dementia or Alzheimer's, I mean

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Speaker 15: and I've seen some great ones, but every one of

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Speaker 15: them had a deal deals with the family. We don't

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Speaker 15: have any family members. This is just them, just the people.

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Speaker 15: And what I'm trying to get across to the audience

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Speaker 13: And we have a life and met We.

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Speaker 15: Don't remember it the next day, but each day we

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Speaker 15: create a life because we're still creating. And there's a

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Speaker 15: reason why at homes like that the patients are given

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Speaker 13: To where they heard it. The lyrics.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, and like Patty said, we get to do literally

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Speaker 21: Yeah, the anger, you know there there's a lot of

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Speaker 13: Yeah, we played the whole game. Well.

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Speaker 1: McCulloch Welcome Back final a few minutes with our very

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Speaker 1: special Guest Dan, Lauria patty, McCormick And Fred cirillo of

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Speaker 1: The Grand Central.

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Speaker 3: Partnership dan And, patty of course in this ongoing Play

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Speaker 3: Just Another. Day Dot theater is where you can find

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Speaker 3: more info and also at njrep dot.

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Speaker 2: Org, christine you get the next.

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Speaker 14: Question, well when we before the, Break patty was talking

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Speaker 14: a bit more about the character and how rich the character.

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Speaker 5: Is she's a.

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Speaker 4: Poet words, matter you, know if you, can and also

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Speaker 5: You, know is there ever a struggle?

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Speaker 4: There you, know it seems like everything flows so, Well

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Speaker 4: so talk more about how the.

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Speaker 5: Art just comes. Out And, dan you, know you wrote

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Speaker 5: such a beautiful.

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Speaker 14: Play But, patty you put those words and they're so

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Speaker 14: beautiful to watch and to see you act in.

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Speaker 5: IT i can't wait to see it. Again, oh thank

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Speaker 21: Much, well there's a lot of poetry in, it and

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Speaker 21: oftentimes when my character is saying one of the, poems

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Speaker 21: he doesn't really know where it came. From and then

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Speaker 21: finally at a point in the, story all things connect

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Speaker 21: explain you'd have to just come and see.

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Speaker 15: Us it's hard to say it's a comedy about. Dementia

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Speaker 2: Just does that just doesn't sound right in normal.

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Speaker 13: Conversation but you've seen, it so you know there's a

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Speaker 13: lot of. Humor, Right, yeah What?

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Speaker 14: Brandon if it gets us talking about, it it's maybe

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Speaker 14: maybe it helps people.

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Speaker 5: Heal that's HOW i view.

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Speaker 21: It SO i think they lead feeling better about the

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Speaker 21: whole notion that maybe the two people they're thinking, about

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Speaker 21: positive ongoing life experience even though they're not at home.

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Speaker 21: Anymore and that does that make sense What i'm.

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Speaker 1: Sharing we you, know.

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Speaker 15: We really appreciate all the good reviews we've. Gotten but

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Speaker 15: the best, comment the comment that's stuck with me the,

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Speaker 15: most was that the very first reading they had A

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Speaker 15: i'm going through this with my mother for not making the.

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Speaker 15: Home so these are very, creative intelligent people who have a,

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Speaker 3: Create have any of the major organizations that deal with

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Speaker 3: dementia Or alzheimer's reached out to you in terms of

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Speaker 3: doing some sort of formal kind of awareness, raising because

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Speaker 3: it seems like the perfect vehicle for.

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Speaker 15: That, Yeah Elliott, mazie who is a very well Known broadway,

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Speaker 15: Beckett's theater At trinity for The European Alzheimer's. Foundation they

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Speaker 15: raised a lot of. Money so we're going to go

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Speaker 15: back at the end Of february In march and do

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Speaker 13: Alpha we're using play for a good.

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Speaker 13: In your citizens.

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Speaker 21: Home AND i don't know how we're going to do,

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Speaker 15: Play so it should Be, yeah Unless tilly No wood

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Speaker 3: Us oh, yeah does does the set require much more

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Speaker 13: in the.

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Speaker 1: Stumps.

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Speaker 5: Wow, yeah so it should be it should be.

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Speaker 21: Enjoyable, yeah it's not the it's not the floor that

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Speaker 21: Really kind of high end.

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Speaker 13: Scene so, well.

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Speaker 3: If you want to see, it there's eight performances left

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Speaker 3: here In Long branch and you can get those tickets

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Speaker 3: At Just Another Day Dot, Theater Just Another Day Dot

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Speaker 3: theater OR njrep Dot. Org Fred, Sirillo we've kind of

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Speaker 3: left you sitting on the sidelines a little, bit BUT

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Speaker 3: i wanted to ask what's going on AT gcp these.

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Speaker 3: Days what's the big? News what are you looking forward?

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Speaker 3: To any big announcements for twenty twenty.

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Speaker 2: Six, well there's a.

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Speaker 13: Lot coming down the.

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Speaker 16: PIKE i, MEAN i think right at the, MOMENT i

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Speaker 16: would be not doing my job IF i just didn't

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Speaker 16: remind everyone that this is the holiday season and this

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Speaker 16: is probably one of the most exciting times of our.

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Speaker 16: Year probably everyone's in a, way but In New York,

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Speaker 16: city there is no greater city to enjoy the holidays

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Speaker 16: despite the cold Than New york and The Grand central

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Speaker 16: neighborhood is really the World central business. District it has

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Speaker 16: changed so dramatically over, time so much more engaging than

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Speaker 16: it would have been thirty or forty years. Ago and

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Speaker 16: it was where you just, came you got up the,

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Speaker 16: train you went in your, building you went to, work

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Speaker 16: and then you went back on the train and you went. Home,

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Speaker 16: it's you, know a twenty hour day neighborhood moving into

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Speaker 16: a twenty four to seven neighborhood with the addition of

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Speaker 16: new residential development that twenty twenty six will be bringing

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Speaker 16: into The Grand central. Community we have probably ten thousand

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Speaker 16: units of housing through conversions coming down the, pike The fiser,

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Speaker 16: building the Old Pfiser building being the biggest one with

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Speaker 16: over sixteen hundred units. Coming so we'll have people, living

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Speaker 16: raising their, families you, know right down the block From

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Speaker 16: Grand central and around. It but you, know when you're

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Speaker 16: in the, neighborhood we, have if not the best restaurants

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Speaker 16: in the. World we're we're competing for that, slot no,

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Speaker 16: doubt and everything is. Decorated come see our public Spaces

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Speaker 16: Pershing Square east And. West go to The holiday fair

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Speaker 16: In Grand central which is NOW i guess about thirty

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Speaker 16: over thirty years old and The Train, show which is

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Speaker 16: there and runs Through.

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Speaker 13: February there's so much to.

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Speaker 16: DO i, Know, chris youra you're a foodie like, me

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Speaker 16: and we get around to see our, restaurants so we

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Speaker 16: have some really special places and venues to have parties

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Speaker 16: and just to meet. Friends so we're really focused on

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Speaker 16: just keeping the holiday season activated and hoping everybody comes

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Speaker 16: and enjoys it in any way they.

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Speaker 3: Can good, word good, Word, okay Fred Dan patty out of,

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Speaker 2: Show thank you for being with us.

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Speaker 13: Tonight, well thank, You, Kevin thank, You.

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Speaker 4: folks you, know take the, time just go To Just

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Speaker 4: to The New Jersey. Rep they've got a number of

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Speaker 4: performances left between now and the end of the, year

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Speaker 4: so you'll really enjoy this beautifully written comedy about a

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Speaker 4: very important, subject which is, dementia which impacts.

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Speaker 5: So many of. Us so just Another day at The

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Speaker 5: New Jersey.

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Speaker 4: Rep and thanks so Much patty McCormick And Dan, lauria.

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Speaker 4: Folks it's also the annual Fifth Avenue Open, street so you,

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Speaker 4: know between now and sort of the end of the,

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Speaker 4: street up to fifty, seven so you, know going east and,

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Speaker 4: west you can really walk around. Freely it's free of

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Speaker 4: because of the number of people coming. In but just

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Speaker 5: Windows they're just so.

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Speaker 4: Spectacular Sacks Fifth avenue is they have outdone, Themselves, kevin

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Speaker 4: if you can believe, it it's just every year they

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Speaker 4: just do an amazing.

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Speaker 3: Job not only DO i believe, it we have made

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Speaker 3: it a tradition and we're going to do it On

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Speaker 3: sunday this year to follow that. Tradition but we're going

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Speaker 3: eat at the place that's at the top of that one.

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Speaker 3: STORE i forget the name of. It amy would know

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Speaker 3: if she was, here but we're going to make a

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Speaker 3: whole day of, it and primarily because they opened the

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Speaker 3: streets and made it.

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Speaker 2: Easy.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, no it's really.

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Speaker 4: Terrific and you can get more information At Fifth avenue DOT.

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Speaker 4: Nyc Fifth avenue all spelled out DOT nyc.

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Speaker 5: And it'll give you the update on what's going.

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Speaker 4: On The other thing that they've Done kevin is although

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Speaker 4: they have a collaboration With, nest which is the candle,

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Speaker 4: company they have these beautiful Blaze they also have made

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Speaker 4: tunnels of The nest with wreaths and laurels and.

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Speaker 5: Everything but they smell so.

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Speaker 4: Delicious, obviously it's not only did you know the scent,

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Speaker 4: aroma but also the instagrammable.

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Speaker 5: Moment SO i, mean right, right, right so you see people.

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Speaker 3: Going which again my crew way ahead of us on

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Speaker 3: this Because i've got two girls that are already talking about.

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Speaker 4: It so, yeah a brand new, attraction The Central perk

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Speaker 4: opens In Times square. Today so if any Of friends

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Speaker 4: fans The friends inspired merch menu top, CHEFS i, mean

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Speaker 4: they've Got Tom colecchio who is a top chef And

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Speaker 4: James Beard award.

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Speaker 5: Winner he has created the menu and the. Food so

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Speaker 5: this is really.

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Speaker 4: Terrific it's at Twenty Times, square it's the northeast corner

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Speaker 4: Of Seventh avenue and forty Seventh. Street this is so

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Speaker 4: exciting and it is. Ongoing you, know it's not just

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Speaker 4: a pop. Up this is here to, stay we. Hope

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Speaker 4: so it's Called Central, park which of course was the coffee.

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Speaker 4: Shop get more information at centralpark dot com and wishing

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Speaker 4: you all wonderful.

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Speaker 5: Holidays just Enjoy New York. City it is the greatest city.

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Speaker 1: On earth and this is the greatest time to be in,

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Speaker 1: it to be, candid it's just.

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Speaker 2: Wonderful, christine thank, you have a great. Weekend.

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Speaker 3: Friends thank you for, listening and we will talk to

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Speaker 3: you again soon