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Speaker 1: Normally would take me, I don't know, maybe twenty five

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Speaker 1: Well, they do the initial plowing. They come by with

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Speaker 1: Just be careful and if you can stay home today,

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Speaker 6: Yes, where did this snow come from? It just like

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Speaker 7: I don't ate it. I was just sorry. IVONK go ahead.

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Speaker 4: I was just gonna say, yesterday I walked ava like

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Speaker 7: I was like, Lord, what's going on.

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Speaker 8: I just walked in and heard some construction workers talking,

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Speaker 8: And one guy was like, yeah, I mean, you know,

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Speaker 3: Over here, there's less up because I was in Anoko

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Speaker 3: But usually he's like a thirty five minute drive for me,

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Speaker 4: I had to just go from like from Robbinsdale Crystal

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Speaker 7: But about forty five minutes. Wow, ridiculous.

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Speaker 1: One of those where it doesn't happen very often, but

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Speaker 1: that it just gets like this. So if you're gonna

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Speaker 6: God, what an idiot.

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Speaker 1: Then you're driving along, here comes some guy in a

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Speaker 7: God, what an idiot.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm the only sane person on the road. Be careful,

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Speaker 1: Katie w give me an update on Bailey yesterday and

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Speaker 1: told us a story about somebody included you in a

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Speaker 1: group chat on your phone by mistake. Yes, they had

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Speaker 1: the wrong person. Yes, they thought your number was somebody else.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so I was mistakenly put into a group chat

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Speaker 7: So they were like, hey, just so you know, Bob's.

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Speaker 3: Passed away, we want to celebrate him, and I just

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Speaker 7: Oh, he texted him on the side.

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Speaker 1: This is nice of you to do, because there's somebody

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Speaker 3: thanks Phil. That's his response is, thanks Phil. I don't

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Speaker 7: Thanks. No, So this isn't Phil, That's what I said.

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Speaker 7: I said, No, this isn't Phil. My name is Bailey.

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Speaker 7: You have the wrong number in the text chain.

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Speaker 3: I want to make sure Phil gets the information about Bob.

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Speaker 7: You might need to ask around to find his correct number.

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Speaker 7: You're better than me, would he?

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Speaker 6: I'm sorry? Did he ever? Did he get back to you?

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Speaker 7: Did not get back? He did not get back to you,

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Speaker 7: so he had to have seen it. But like, why

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Speaker 3: But also if I'm telling you you have my number wrong,

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Speaker 7: What do you mean my real number?

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Speaker 6: This guy is probably elderly.

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Speaker 1: No, he is, probably he is as Bob was. Okay,

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Speaker 1: so probably just doesn't get that. You're saying, I am

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Speaker 1: not a friend of anybody here. You've got the wrong number.

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Speaker 1: Well text me the right number. Are you an idiot?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but like the whole like I'm not a friend

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Speaker 6: What you did your bet a?

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Speaker 3: Hopefully, hopefully Phil gets the information he needs to go

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Speaker 1: So he'll hear he'll see on Facebook, Yeah there was

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Speaker 7: All of the people in the group chat are taking

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Speaker 1: Those are all my friends from work, and they as Phil,

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Speaker 1: I did all right, it's Katie WB. We had a

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Speaker 1: next though, Moonsters the pot. But Vonn's got the day

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Speaker 1: So let's see what yesterday. Mine was all about how

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Speaker 1: one on one point three kd WB. Are you driving carefully?

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Speaker 1: Let's do so, Vonsters the pot. But wait, Vonce got

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Speaker 8: I here, just stir baby, my starts the pot is.

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Speaker 8: Minnesotans do not know how to tailgate. If you go

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Speaker 8: tailgate for a Vikings game, boring. What if you go

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Speaker 7: You want to learn how to actually tailgate? Get your

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Speaker 6: What's the difference.

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Speaker 7: You know how to party?

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Speaker 8: I mean everything everything from they've got like the shot

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Speaker 8: up and so you and your friends you all drink

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Speaker 6: Is there nail yeah?

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Speaker 7: Together?

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Speaker 8: A shot ski on top of that, Wisconsin people, Yes,

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Speaker 8: we are annoying fans.

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Speaker 7: Okay, Packer fans were annoying. We get that.

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Speaker 8: However, in the tailgate lot, everyone's your best friend. You

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Speaker 8: don't know them, but they're your best friend. They're wearing

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Speaker 8: the opposing team, still your best friend. You don't become

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Speaker 8: rivals until you enter the stadium. Really, everyone is super

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Speaker 8: fun at Lambeau. Oh my gosh, I've had some of

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Speaker 8: the best times of my life tailgating for Burger games

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Speaker 8: at Miller Park. I don't even remember what it's called

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Speaker 8: like making great friends with La Dodger people. They were

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Speaker 7: They were They truly said, They're like.

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Speaker 8: We've never tailgated at a place that was this friendly before.

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Speaker 8: And I was like, well, have fun now, but once

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Speaker 8: we get in that stadium, it's not gonna be super fun.

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Speaker 7: Could you define tailgate for me?

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Speaker 5: Yes?

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Speaker 7: What does that mean? Tailgate is basically pregaming the game.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean most people are drinking, not everyone is,

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Speaker 8: but you're grilling brats and Berger.

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Speaker 7: Is your cabin.

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Speaker 1: It comes from the idea that you've put the tailgate

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Speaker 7: Table, like a drive in movie theater kind of.

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Speaker 6: That's more rambunctious, right, But.

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Speaker 3: In the parking lot where you have to pay like

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Speaker 3: fifty bucks to park before the game shirts, Yeah, okay,

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Speaker 3: make get your money's worth out of that parking.

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Speaker 8: Lot, though you do, and you usually like, I mean,

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Speaker 8: you can get there pretty early.

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Speaker 7: Some people get there like eight hours before a game.

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Speaker 8: Start at all, and it's like loaded up with every

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Speaker 8: dip you can think of. The last time I was

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Speaker 8: at Lambeau, I burnt my parka because of this like

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Speaker 8: nice group of men who let us tailgate with them

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Speaker 8: because we didn't have a spot that time. We just

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Speaker 8: like roamed into the parking lot and made friends. So

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Speaker 8: that's what I'm saying, Like, we just roamed in and

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Speaker 8: we're like, let's make some friends and find a fun

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Speaker 8: group to tailgate. It's cute and like bad your Saturday

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Speaker 8: is tailgating for Camp Ramdall.

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Speaker 7: It is crazy over there.

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Speaker 8: So I just have to say that Minnesotans do not

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Speaker 8: truly know how to tailgate. If you want to learn

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Speaker 8: how to tailgate, you got to go over to Wisconsin.

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Speaker 7: There you go. I started the pot today for all

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Speaker 7: you Minnesotans. How even know? Do we tailgate here?

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Speaker 6: For sure?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 7: Yeahs be so mad, Jenny. They're gonna be like, no,

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Speaker 7: we know how to go crazy.

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Speaker 6: What's the named Goldie, right? Gold for games?

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Speaker 1: Antwine Dodson. Even if I have to remind you who

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Speaker 5: Hi, I'm Antoine Dowson, the Heiji kiss hides a white guy.

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Speaker 5: Do you ever wonder what happened to me? You should

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Speaker 5: never wonder. Every since my viral video, I've been passed

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Speaker 5: I could see my son getting home from school on

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Speaker 5: wonder if you don't got wise cam. You are so dull.

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Speaker 1: Like I said, I don't know how long ago that was,

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Speaker 7: Why is Cam?

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Speaker 7: My grandmother has cancer and she's been really strong.

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Speaker 1: So many people who win the lottery are broke within

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Speaker 5: Well, obviously we have a rapist in Lincoln Park. He's

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Speaker 7: So Iconic and Twin Dodson, I miss Vine. I miss

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Speaker 1: to her ex boyfriend the kid Larroy. But she didn't

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Speaker 1: write it. She contributed a little bit. She gets a

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Speaker 1: songwriting credit, but who wrote it? Ryan Tedder from One Republic.

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Speaker 7: Oh, he's such an icon.

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Speaker 1: He is just amazing. And also somebody a songwriter named

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Speaker 1: Julia Michaels and Grant Bouten.

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Speaker 7: Julia Michaels also sounds familiar.

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Speaker 8: She has a song like herself that we all know.

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Speaker 8: Hold On, I gotta look it up, look it up.

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Speaker 8: We used to play it, Dave all the time. I

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Speaker 8: know you would know it.

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Speaker 3: Oh.

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Speaker 4: Ryan Tedder writes for like Miley, Cyrus and obviously When

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Speaker 4: Republic and justin Be like all the the pop stars.

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Speaker 7: Oh, she sings issues. I got issues? You got them to.

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Speaker 6: Nothing.

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Speaker 7: You don't have to hear me. That's scaring a Glue

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Speaker 7: wasn't a big kid, but I do recall we played it.

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Speaker 6: It sounds familiar.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: A lot of artists get a songwriting credit in exchange

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Speaker 1: for It's like Ryan Tedder will write for somebody who's

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Speaker 1: got a big hit, who's like, you know whatever, in

466
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Speaker 1: exchange for a songwriting credit. Although a lot of the

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Speaker 1: time the artists it's a dirty, dirty business. They get

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Speaker 1: a songwriting credit even though they didn't do anything because

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Speaker 1: that gives them more credibility with their audience. In the meantime,

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Speaker 1: there's like Ryan Tedder and Julia Michaels in the background,

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Speaker 1: right and the whole thing. Speaking of credits that you

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Speaker 1: don't necessarily earn, I'm going to one in Dave's Dirt

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Speaker 1: because this I found was really interesting. You ever watch

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Speaker 1: a show and it's like they go through the credits

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Speaker 1: like executive producer, associate producer producer. Amanda Seyfried is listed

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Speaker 1: as an executive producer on The Housemaid, but she says

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Speaker 1: it's just a vanity credit. She actually didn't do anything

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Speaker 1: and she didn't even know about it until three weeks

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Speaker 1: into production that she was an executive producer.

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Speaker 3: Oh.

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Speaker 8: I wondered about that because I went to that movie

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Speaker 8: You Did Too Write, David, Yeah, and I saw her

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Speaker 8: in the credit, So I was like, oh, that's interesting.

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Speaker 8: She must have helped do a bunch of things on

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Speaker 8: this movie besides just acting it.

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Speaker 1: It's kind of an all encompassing thing. Either they put

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Speaker 1: up money, or they hire the director, or they did nothing,

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Speaker 1: or it's the spouse of the producer that wants their

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Speaker 1: partner to get her credit.

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Speaker 3: Was like the money person, like the person who put

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Speaker 3: the most money into the project.

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Speaker 1: It can be, but it's kind of an all encompassing thing.

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Speaker 1: So I thought that was very interesting.

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Speaker 8: So Taylor Swift might be making an appearance at the

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Speaker 8: brit Awards. London is buzzing right now because her in

496
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Speaker 8: an entourage of two dozen just arrived and the rumor

497
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Speaker 8: is that she'll be at the British version of what

498
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Speaker 8: are the Grammy Awards. The Brits is scheduled for February

499
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Speaker 8: twenty eighth, and a source claim that Taylor is hiding

500
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Speaker 8: out in London at the moment and is scheduled to

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Speaker 8: visit Manchester, which seems like she could be lined up

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Speaker 8: for a surprise appearance at the awards. The fate of

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Speaker 8: Feophelia is nominated for Best International Song with the United

504
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Speaker 8: States hits like Manchild's in That Die with a Smile

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Speaker 8: and other ones.

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Speaker 7: So she is nominated. Been nice.

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Speaker 3: Speaking of nominated in winners, A Bad Bunny got Album

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Speaker 3: of the Year at the Grammys this week. Month obviously,

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Speaker 3: he did the Super Bowl halftime show and now apparently

510
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Speaker 3: he is going to be cast in a leading film

511
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Speaker 3: role in a historical drama called Puerto Rico with Javier

512
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Speaker 3: Bardem and Vigo Mortensen. And it's supposed to be an

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Speaker 3: epic Caribbean Western inspired by true events about Puerto Rico's origins.

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Speaker 7: And I know, Dave, you liked him. And Happy Gilmore too.

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Speaker 1: He stole the show in Happy Gilmore and I didn't

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Speaker 1: even know who Bad Bunny was. I'm like, I looked

517
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Speaker 1: at the credits and I'm like, oh, that's bad. That's

518
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Speaker 1: Bad Bunny, right.

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Speaker 7: It is so funny in that.

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Speaker 3: And also, like reading this, I thought, why is he

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Speaker 3: named bad Bunny?

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Speaker 7: If he because so I googled it. Why is he

523
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Speaker 7: named bad Bunny?

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Speaker 3: It's from a childhood photo where he was forced to

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Speaker 3: wear a white bunny suit to school and looked visibly angry.

526
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Speaker 3: So now he adopted that and made that his stage name,

527
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Speaker 3: Bad Bunny, which.

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Speaker 8: Is so funny because when you see him doing like

529
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Speaker 8: pressed stuff, he always seems to have like a cute

530
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Speaker 8: little smile, like anything like face and then always like ooh.

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Speaker 7: So we're I'm excited for that.

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Speaker 4: We've been talking about jingles and how they've been going

533
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Speaker 4: pretty viral. We had the Doctor Pepper one last week,

534
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Speaker 4: and now somebody went viral for a hidden Valley Ranch jingle,

535
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Speaker 4: so I'm gonna play the uh, the original TikTok and

536
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Speaker 4: then how.

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Speaker 6: They made it with a harmony in Valley Ranch.

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Speaker 7: So they will bye you ch Will goude Will and

539
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Speaker 7: somebody ripped this off, and now that people are doing.

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Speaker 1: It, okay, can I tell you why that's lame?

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Speaker 6: Because that is a journey song.

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Speaker 1: It's called Separate Ways World Apart Apart, so it's not

543
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Speaker 1: even original. So it's like, what was the one that

544
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Speaker 1: really took off the Dominoes yet no saying it?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so good and nice, Yes, I'll find it back.

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Speaker 1: The most diabolical sitcom characters of all time, let's go

547
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Speaker 1: through them. The Godmother in Flea Bag, Larry David and Curby,

548
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Speaker 1: Your Enthusiasm, Newman and Seinfeld, Frank Burns and The Old Show,

549
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Speaker 1: Ash the Janitor in Scrubs, Tammy Swanson and Parks and Wreck,

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Speaker 1: Mister Burns and The Simpsons. I don't know if I'm

551
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Speaker 1: gonna say this right, Evil abed in Community. I never

552
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Speaker 1: watched Community, so I don't know Na Frank Reynolds, Danny

553
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Speaker 1: DeVito and It's always sunny in Philadelphia.

554
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Speaker 6: And the number one most.

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Speaker 1: Diabolical sitcom character of all time is Eric Cartman from

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Speaker 1: South Park.

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Speaker 7: I haven't watched a lot of Ely. I don't know

558
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Speaker 7: who any of those people are.

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Speaker 6: You know who? You know?

560
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Speaker 7: Carmon is, Yeah, Carmen.

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Speaker 6: Is the Yeah, yeah, you guys. I get a pink

562
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Speaker 6: Mega Man and I get a red Mega Man is the.

563
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Speaker 7: One that wears a little red coat.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it's like the chubbier one too, got it, got.

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Speaker 6: It, I'm not fed, I'm big bone.

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Speaker 7: That's pretty good. You want to hear doctor pepper Baby.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Dr pepper bay Beyna, Doctor pepper bay Bee, Doctor

568
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Speaker 2: pepper bay By.

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Speaker 1: So see that was originally versus that one, but singing

570
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Speaker 1: along to a Journey song that you hope nobody remembers

571
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Speaker 1: is like come on, but.

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Speaker 7: It's also like it's good and nice.

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Speaker 4: It didn't take a lyric anything Ryan ted Or or

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Speaker 4: Julia Michael's to come up with that.

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Speaker 6: No, exactly.

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Speaker 8: So Friday for all you wu ou people out there,

577
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Speaker 8: it's a big day.

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Speaker 7: Oh.

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Speaker 8: It marks a significant change around the globe because Saturn

580
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Speaker 8: and Neptune are meeting at zero degrees and aries for

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Speaker 8: the first time in more than nine thousand years. So

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Speaker 8: an astrologer named Eliza Kelly said, anything at zero degrees is.

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Speaker 7: An initiation, it's an ignition. Point. Are they going to kiss?

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Speaker 8: They aren't going to kiss, I think, but expect a

585
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Speaker 8: major transformation. It says the planet Saturn handles big responsibilities

586
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Speaker 8: and Neptune represents collective belief systems.

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Speaker 1: Man, you believe in astrology. That's your main problem. That

588
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Speaker 1: is your main problem in life, and that's probably why

589
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Speaker 1: your life is not going as well as you want,

590
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Speaker 1: because you put too much steak in a sty so

591
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Speaker 1: cranky because astrology is d u m m gum.

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Speaker 8: Someone like we come from the universe. How can you

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Speaker 8: say that astrology is like dumb? I feel like you

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Speaker 8: don't know enough about astrology. I don't like it you, Okay,

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Speaker 8: Well regardless, I learned about this when I was at

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Speaker 8: a little Woo event a couple nights ago. And then

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Speaker 8: also something else I learned is February twenty seventh.

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Speaker 7: It's gonna be a big day. Oh yeah, album comes

599
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Speaker 7: out that day. Okay, see exactly, That's what I'm saying.

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Speaker 7: It's gonna be a big day.

601
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Speaker 8: It might mean a different thing for so many different people,

602
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Speaker 8: but February twenty seventh, be on the lookout.

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Speaker 7: That's next Friday. So there you go. I'm excited.

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Speaker 3: So there is a rumor going around that Jacob Elordi,

605
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Speaker 3: who now we know from everything Euphouri, Frankenstein, Weathering Heights,

606
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Speaker 3: et cetera, he's been offered the role of James Bond.

607
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Speaker 7: Maybe there's a rumor.

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Speaker 3: So if that's true, he'd become the youngest James Bond

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Speaker 3: in franchise history and the first Australian to play the

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Speaker 3: British secret agent. And I always think anytime there are

611
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Speaker 3: rumors about the new James Bond, it's always false because

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Speaker 3: they're never British people.

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Speaker 7: Isn't he meant to be British? What's the whole Jacoblodi

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Speaker 7: is British. No, he's Australian. It's just yeah, same thing, what.

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Speaker 6: You got, the same accent.

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Speaker 7: They do something well when you was a little sexier.

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Speaker 7: I don't know which one. I think which one Australia

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Speaker 7: sexier Australian hands down. The Wiggles are Australian.

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Speaker 6: And they are sexy and they are sex.

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Speaker 7: He was fine.

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