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Speaker 1: So listen to the real show if you want to

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Speaker 1: hear the good. This is like the it might be good,

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Speaker 1: But six people out of seven million seems like and oh,

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Speaker 1: I looked down. I see brownie bizites, brights, brights, whatever,

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Speaker 1: Caroline Hobby Show, which is she has a hypnotist, like

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Speaker 1: Why's that funny? Eddie? Because it's not what we all

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