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Speaker 1: you guys. So we're continuing another episode about vice with

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Speaker 1: what are the three items that you would bringing if

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Speaker 1: that's that you were trapped on a deserted island. Okay,

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Speaker 1: one comes from Sylvia Robless, Sylvia Silvia Robless as the Albostle,

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Speaker 1: Texas or. She wrote that as keeping the real girl.

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Speaker 1: is that, say, an avocado tree. I a smart because

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Speaker 1: she goes like, you need avocados every day, y'all planet

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Speaker 1: what is the second one or the second ones? A

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Speaker 1: they said, oh and a solar powered bunny, I Carona,

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Speaker 1: she needs a vibrator bunny and stay to umu sexually

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Speaker 1: please herself on the island. Dang that smart because it's

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Speaker 1: day if you don't want to the birds or I'll

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Speaker 1: pleasing yourself like that, then you have to blanket. Corona

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Speaker 1: doing it deserted island girl eating avocados and and pleasing

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Speaker 1: letter comes from as the vers Oh, Robbie, Okay, Robbie

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Speaker 1: okay or Rob sorry? Okay? Um, Mr Rob said, Hi,

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Speaker 1: typical man. He would bring a gun, a lighter, and

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Speaker 1: like your like your brain A lot of times it

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Speaker 1: we need to the same highness over and over, illego.

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Speaker 1: You get sick of them because you know how men are,

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Speaker 1: and they're like, oh so it's not the Internet scout

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Speaker 1: Then to the Frankie on the show, it's impossible, You're impossible.

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Speaker 1: last time I go on a cruise of my family.

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Speaker 1: I didn't even want to go, but my dad pretty

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Speaker 1: much made me pretty much. I have to do everything,

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Speaker 1: oh cool, we're on the boat together. It's bondy, right,

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Speaker 1: Then my whole family pretty lame already, but once they

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Speaker 1: Even Rollo. He was like, hey, let's do that thing,

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Speaker 1: Coconut water is so good. Definitely not lame, you know,

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Speaker 1: Definitely not me? WHOA? What the heck? Are you a mermaid? Yeah?

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Speaker 1: It worked when I caused the ship to knock you overboard.

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Speaker 1: movie reviews and stuff it. What's up, guys, primo with

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Speaker 1: another movie review. UM. This week, I'm reviewing Don't Look Up.

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Speaker 1: It's about like this comment that's definitely gonna hit Earth

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Speaker 1: and it'll like in the World, which is pretty cool

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Speaker 1: Amo Prima. All Right, m m m mmm hmmm mmm hum,

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