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Speaker 1: I Am all in you.

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Speaker 2: I Am all in with Scott Patterson, an iHeartRadio podcast.

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Speaker 1: Everybody Scott Patterson, I Am all In Podcast Pop Culture

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Speaker 1: episode Season seven, Episode seven, French Twist. The Yale Daily

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Speaker 1: News team has gathered to thank Rory for her time

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Speaker 1: as editor in chief. Bill to Rory Roy, thank you

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Speaker 1: very much. I didn't write a speech or anything, although

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Speaker 1: I could recite, recite the Charge of the Light Brigade

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Speaker 1: or the lyrics to Rebel Rebel. The Charge of the

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Speaker 1: Light Brigade is an eighteen fifty four narrative poem by

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Speaker 1: Alfred Lloyd Tennyson. Rebel Rebel is a song by the

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Speaker 1: incomparable David Bowie from the album Diamond Dogs, which that

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Speaker 1: is an album cover that disturbed me and my friends

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Speaker 1: Beck in the day. Did you know? The song has

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Speaker 1: been described as Bowie's farewell to the glam rock movement

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Speaker 1: that he helped initiate, and what a song it is.

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Speaker 1: We'll get right back to pop culture. After these messages.

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Speaker 3: Lane is freaking out about telling her mother she's pregnant,

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Speaker 3: and Zach distracts her with a photo and Zack says, WHOA,

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Speaker 3: you know what? This picture is our first album cover.

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Speaker 3: It was the ultrasound picture and Lisa's Zack, and Zack says, yeah,

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Speaker 3: it's like a prenatal never Mind. Never Mind is the

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Speaker 3: second studio album created by the rock band Nirvana. It

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Speaker 3: was their first release on a major label and the

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Speaker 3: first to feature the drummer Dave Grohl, who is now

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Speaker 3: the lead singer of Foo Fighters. The album cover shows

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Speaker 3: a naked baby boy swimming underwater with a dollar bill

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Speaker 3: on a fish hook just out of his reach.

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Speaker 4: Did you want to bring this up? But is this

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Speaker 4: the picture that this kid keeps suing them?

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Speaker 2: Yes?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. Hopefully Lane's kids won't sue her. But did

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Speaker 3: you know Kurt Cobaine conceived the idea no pun intended

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Speaker 3: while watching a television program on water birds.

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Speaker 4: I believe it, and they should have used a kid

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Speaker 4: they knew, always a better way to go.

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Speaker 2: Laura Li and Christopher arrived in Paris and just dropped

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Speaker 2: off Gigi with Sherry. Laura I says, yeah, she seems

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Speaker 2: grounded and sincere I couldn't believe how prepared for Gigi

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Speaker 2: she was. Christopher says she was. She had her favorite

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Speaker 2: Madeline book, she knew where the nearest park was, and

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Speaker 2: did you see she already had a booster seat? Madeline

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Speaker 2: is a nineteen thirty nine book written and illustrated by

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Speaker 2: Ludwig Bemelmans. The book is known for its rhyme scheme

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Speaker 2: and colorful images of Paris. There are a total of

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Speaker 2: six books, which have also been adapted into a television

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Speaker 2: series and film. And did you know that each of

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Speaker 2: the Madeline books? And with the line that's all there is,

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Speaker 2: there isn't anymore, which comes from Ethel Barrymore Drew Barrymore's

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Speaker 2: great aunt when she used to rebuff Kurt calls on Broadway.

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Speaker 5: Parris believes that since Rory is no longer editor of

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Speaker 5: the paper, she is going to struggle with so much

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Speaker 5: free time like she did. Paris says, you know, you

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Speaker 5: really shouldn't be alone at a time like this. Why

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Speaker 5: don't you call your Girls Gone Wild friends? They seemed

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Speaker 5: delightful in a get crazy, drunken cancun and flash your

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Speaker 5: breast kind of way. Girls Gone Wild was an adult

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Speaker 5: entertainment franchise created by Joe Francis in nineteen ninety seven.

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Speaker 5: The videos typically involved camera crews at party locations engaging

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Speaker 5: young college aged women who exposed their bodies or act

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Speaker 5: quote unquote wild. Did you know the company that owns

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Speaker 5: Girls Gone Wild and all its related brands went bankrupt.

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Speaker 5: Joe Francis to creator fled to Mexico nearly a decade ago.

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Speaker 5: Amidst all of this, there was some kind of drama.

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Speaker 5: There's a lot of drama. I mean, and we said

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Speaker 5: college aged women, but a lot of the drama was

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Speaker 5: that they weren't even of age. Yeah, yeah, yeah, So

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Speaker 5: there was a lot of stickiness.

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Speaker 4: Stepher and Laura Li fell asleep. I missed third dinner subject,

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Speaker 4: so now they are trying to go back to bed

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Speaker 4: to wake up fresh in the morning. So wide awake,

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Speaker 4: I could watch the Ken Burns documentary of SOD and

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Speaker 4: not drift off. There are one hundred and four flirt

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Speaker 4: Elys stenciled on the ceiling. That's how wide awake I am.

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Speaker 4: I tried humming Brahm's Lullaby in my head, but it

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Speaker 4: kept morphing into purple rain. And purple rain made me

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Speaker 4: think of grapes, which made me think of grape jam,

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Speaker 4: which made me think of English muffins slathered in great

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Speaker 4: grape jam. This was a particular line I hated because

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Speaker 4: I thought, that's the witty banter that just wasn't working.

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Speaker 4: But anyway. Ken Burns is a historian known for his

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Speaker 4: documentary film.

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Speaker 1: Shot I'm sorry, but a great looking shot overhead?

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Speaker 2: Yes it was.

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Speaker 4: That was great, Yes it was. Many of which Ken's

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Speaker 4: Burns documentaries discuss American history and culture. Brahm's Lullaby was

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Speaker 4: written by Johannes Brahms, a German composer and pianist of

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Speaker 4: the Romantic period. Purple Rain, Come On, Who Doesn't Know?

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Speaker 4: It's a nineteen eighty four song album and musical drama

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Speaker 4: film by Prince Did you Know? Purple Rain was originally

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Speaker 4: written as a country song and intended to be a

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Speaker 4: collaboration with Stevie Nicks, who was also eleven minutes long,

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Speaker 4: which frightened Stevie. Did you also know? Nothing Compares to You?

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Speaker 4: Sinead O'Connor's big hit was written by Prince.

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Speaker 1: Think, Yes, that's true.

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Speaker 2: Good song.

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Speaker 4: Rory is alone in her apartment and calls Olivia, what's

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Speaker 4: Lucy doing watching Real World?

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Speaker 3: Denver?

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Speaker 4: Lucy's eating it up with a fork and spoon because

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Speaker 4: boyfriend's working and you know how much he hates reality TV.

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Speaker 4: First of all, the fact that they call him boyfriend

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Speaker 4: is so annoying. Does he Oh, I keep forgetting you

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Speaker 4: still haven't Matt boyfriend? Yeah, I'm beginning to wonder if

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Speaker 4: he really exists or if he's just Lucy's snuffle up against.

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Speaker 4: This banter is awful. The Real World Denver was the

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Speaker 4: eighteen season of MTV's reality show, which aired from November

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Speaker 4: Mister stuffal Upagus, I've never heard him called mister, but

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Speaker 4: I know snuffle up Agus is from Sesame Street. He's

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Speaker 4: sort of like a mammoth mixed with a joke aunt eater.

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Speaker 4: He is Big Bird's best friend, but is believed to

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Speaker 4: be imaginary, as Big Bird was the only one to

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Speaker 4: ever see him. Did you know that? In the early eighties,

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Speaker 4: producers of Sesame Street feared that if they represented adults

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Speaker 4: not believing what kids said, they might not be motivated

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Speaker 4: to tell the truth. This led them to changing the

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Speaker 4: the time, you know, they really wanted kids to come

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Speaker 4: forward if they were being abused or mistreated, and so

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Speaker 4: they changed it so that kids would know if you

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Speaker 4: tell an adult something's happening to you, they will believe you.

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Speaker 4: Which yeay, Sesame Street gotta love it, Danielle.

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Speaker 2: Do you remember in the last season of Real House

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Speaker 2: Sives of Orange County when someone called someone else a

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Speaker 5: Yeah, this reminded me of that.

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Speaker 1: All right, Christopher and Laurela. I find someone with bread.

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Speaker 1: They attempt to converse with him. Bread guy, funkins.

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Speaker 4: Laura.

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Speaker 1: I yeah, funny hungry American. Huh, bread Guy.

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Speaker 2: Everybody Loves Raymond.

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Speaker 1: Everybody Loves Raymond was a sitcom created by Phil Rosenthal,

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Speaker 1: starring Ray Romano, Patricia heat and Brad Garrett Dorris Roberts.

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Speaker 1: Did you know Brad Garrett made the headlines in two

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Speaker 1: thousand and three for staging a walkout on set over

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Speaker 1: the disparity of pay between cast members. I love that

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Speaker 1: thanks to his actions, he got a raise from the

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Speaker 4: Oh funny twist. In a funny twist, Phil Rosenthal, It's

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Speaker 4: funny that they mentioned Everybody Loves Raymond with the bread

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Speaker 4: Guy because Phil Rosenthal is now more famous than ever

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Speaker 4: for Everybody Feed Phil. He goes around. He's got like

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Speaker 4: books about food, children's books about food, a TV show

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Speaker 4: about food. So I wonder if Filmore Girls was a

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Speaker 1: With Susan franch.

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Speaker 2: All right, we.

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Speaker 4: Didn't even talk about that. Your last name's French.

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Speaker 3: But it's English. It's English. Friend anyway, Sure, okay, Rory, Lucy,

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Speaker 3: and Olivia are sitting on loralized porchs with vinegar and

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Speaker 3: tinfoil in their hair. Lucy says, boyfriend's got great hair.

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Speaker 3: Olivia says, oh, the best. It's like beyond human. Rory says,

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Speaker 3: like Conan O'Brien's. Lucy says, no, it's just like really full.

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Speaker 3: It's more like a cartoon character. Yeah, it's like Snap's

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Speaker 3: hair from Snap, Crackle and Pop. Wait am I thinking

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Speaker 3: of Crackle.

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Speaker 4: In this scene? I'm so sorry I interrupted.

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Speaker 3: That whole section went on way too long.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, trying too hard to have witty banter that isn't witty.

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Speaker 3: Conan O'Brien is a comedian and television host for late

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Speaker 3: night talk shows. With a great head of hair, Snap, Crackle,

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Speaker 3: and Pop are three gnome like elves that are cartoon

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Speaker 3: mascots of rice crispies. Did you know that In the

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Speaker 3: early nineteen fifties there was a fourth elf named Paw,

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Speaker 3: but he was later dropped.

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Speaker 4: PHOTOO cracked more money?

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Speaker 1: H Yeah, he was Brad Garrett's inspiration.

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Speaker 5: Lorelai is reflecting on how happy and grateful she gets

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Speaker 5: to be in Paris with Christopher. Christopher says, we can

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Speaker 5: And that stuff we did back in the hotel room,

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Speaker 5: we can definitely do that back in stars Hollow. Lorelai says,

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Speaker 5: are you saying We'll always have Paris? We'll always have Paris?

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Speaker 5: Is a famous line in the nineteen forty two drama Casablanca.

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Speaker 5: The line refers to the romance Lisa and Rick shared

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Speaker 5: line has also been used in countless films, books, and

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Speaker 5: TV shows, including Star Trek, The Next Generation.

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Speaker 2: Lucy and Olivia show Rory They're forbidden Fjords dresses, Olivia says,

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Speaker 2: two halloweens ago, Lucy and I went to a party

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Speaker 2: and Don without Tony Orlando. Tony Orlando and Don is

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Speaker 2: a pop music group from the nineteen seventies and did

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Speaker 2: you know Tony Orlando had several songs co authored by

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Speaker 2: Carol King, including Halfway to Paradise and I Can't Stop

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Speaker 4: Lucy and Olivia are telling Marty about visiting Stars Hollow,

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Speaker 4: you expect Professor Harold Hill to move there and sucker

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Speaker 4: everyone into buying band instruments. Harold Hill is the main

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Speaker 4: character in the musical The Music Man. The role was

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Speaker 4: Eric McCormick, and Hugh Jackman. The nineteen sixty two movie

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Speaker 4: in the same area of our own Stars follow.

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Speaker 1: Dunna Day and that brings us to the end of

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Speaker 1: this pop culture episode. We'll see you next time. Thank

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Speaker 1: you ladies, Susan Sara, Danielle Amy. We will see it

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Speaker 1: next time. I'm all the best, everybody, Stay safety, everybody,

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