Speaker 1: Previously on number one.
Speaker 2: Dad, Hello, we are not available now. Please leave your
Speaker 2: name and phone number after the beat we will return
Speaker 2: your call.
Speaker 3: My dad.
Speaker 4: It's Gary.
Speaker 5: I am.
Speaker 1: I know it's been a long time, but I am
Speaker 1: calling you because I been thinking a lot about.
Speaker 2: Memory full.
Speaker 6: So I know this is like a weird question.
Speaker 7: I was wondering if you get out.
Speaker 1: So I have a number for my father, who I
Speaker 1: haven't spoken to in like twenty four years, and I'm
Speaker 1: not sure if it's his phone number.
Speaker 7: What's the Pune number?
Speaker 6: So it's six ' three one, what's what's his name?
Speaker 8: Manny Veeter?
Speaker 7: I mean that's the number that is showing one here.
Speaker 9: It's a young boy looking for his father. It's hard
Speaker 9: to be funny in a situation like this.
Speaker 7: You make fun of me all the time about it. No,
Speaker 7: I say, Gary, is that your dad over there?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Look nope, no, Look I wish I was your dad
Speaker 9: and wasn't here.
Speaker 7: Right now.
Speaker 1: I'm on tour with my friend, comedian Nate Barghetsi. We
Speaker 1: just finished up a show in Toronto, and I caught
Speaker 1: Nate up on everything that's been going on with my dad.
Speaker 7: Since we last talked. I called my house.
Speaker 1: Last known address he's had is my old house, but
Speaker 1: that information is from that he lived there three years ago,
Speaker 1: so nobody has seen him in the last three years.
Speaker 10: Oh really yeah?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 7: So I called the house phone.
Speaker 1: I'm leaving a message and then the machine just cuts
Speaker 1: off halfway through the message.
Speaker 9: Was it his voice on the message?
Speaker 7: No, it was an automated message. Yeah, I hold message?
Speaker 5: Did you leave?
Speaker 1: I mean I'm talking like it was just a short,
Speaker 1: like ten second message, and then I got cut off.
Speaker 7: I'm like, hey, dad, this is Gary.
Speaker 1: I just want to let you know, and then like
Speaker 1: just cut off. So I've been trying to find somebody
Speaker 1: who has the most recent number, but I've been striking out.
Speaker 1: I did send him also a Facebook message and that
Speaker 1: has turned up empty off.
Speaker 7: So I don't know what to do. Did you go
Speaker 7: to the house?
Speaker 1: I went to the house to just see, like if
Speaker 1: there's any sign of him living there, and it looks
Speaker 1: like a young family lives there, So I have no
Speaker 1: idea if he lives there, but the house, like I
Speaker 1: looked up the house, it's not in his name.
Speaker 9: What if he moved though, man like, because I mean
Speaker 9: a lot of people moved out of New York and.
Speaker 1: Maybe everyone I spoke to so far, no one has
Speaker 1: seen him in the last three years.
Speaker 9: You think he's I mean he's still alive, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this is where you told me that he's there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I go, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know to tell you if it's scary.
Speaker 1: I thought about him possibly being dead, but I think
Speaker 1: he's he's alive.
Speaker 7: He's just hard to get in touch with clean.
Speaker 9: Maybe it's that family though, and they're like, we can't
Speaker 9: be here for this old man calling for his dad. Yeah, goes,
Speaker 9: they can let it. What if that family just screamed
Speaker 9: at the answer machine, just let it go?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hope you do try though.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think I feel like if you track him down,
Speaker 9: I think he's going to be in your life more
Speaker 9: than you know, because it seems like someone like that,
Speaker 9: they're gonna, you know, like it. And then it's like
Speaker 9: now they can like walk in there. You're giving him some.
Speaker 7: I'm opening the door front. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And and he seems like a guy who wants to
Speaker 1: take advantage of the situation. Yeah, as soon as he
Speaker 1: sees that your name's on this.
Speaker 10: He might be on the bus.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: It seems crazy that no one knows where so he
Speaker 9: talked to does he have friends like they have lifelong
Speaker 9: friends or.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's one guy, this guy Howie, and he's an option.
Speaker 1: Have you talked to him as I sent him a message?
Speaker 1: So hopefully he gets back to me. And then the
Speaker 1: other big one is the local rabbi. I'm like, maybe
Speaker 1: he still like goes to temple.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so so there's a good chance today it's kept
Speaker 9: up with everything except you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is number one Dad, Hey Gary, Hi, Rabbi,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 2: How are you? How's everything?
Speaker 1: Everything's good. It's been a while, long time, long time.
Speaker 1: That's my old rabbi from Long Island, Rabbi Sacks. I
Speaker 1: sent out emails to anyone who might still be in
Speaker 1: touch with my father in the hopes of getting his number,
Speaker 1: and so far he's the only one who responded. We
Speaker 1: haven't spoken since nineteen ninety six when he helped me
Speaker 1: with my bar mitzvah. My father was pretty religious when
Speaker 1: I was growing up, so I'm hoping he and the
Speaker 1: rabbi might still be in touch.
Speaker 11: I remember your dad asking me whether I would accept assignment,
Speaker 11: and I said.
Speaker 12: Of course.
Speaker 11: He brought you in you with this skinny, little runt,
Speaker 11: a lot of hair, and I saw you quite a bit.
Speaker 11: I do remember at that point of time, your parent
Speaker 11: were going through a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a tough situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rabbi, when was the last time you saw my father?
Speaker 11: That I don't remember, but I remember your dad came
Speaker 11: into synagogue and he said, you're not going to believe this,
Speaker 11: but Gary is you know, he's climbing up the ladder.
Speaker 11: When America's got talent, you should watch him.
Speaker 12: And he was.
Speaker 11: He was smiling like a cheshire cat, you know, from
Speaker 11: every ear was. He was happy, he was proud, and
Speaker 11: I wasn't the only one he.
Speaker 12: Told you know, Gary, I loved your first performance.
Speaker 2: I thought you were terrific and you were very memorable
Speaker 2: with your family excited that you got through the next round.
Speaker 1: I actually didn't tell them that I got through the
Speaker 1: next round.
Speaker 10: Why is that?
Speaker 5: Just in case?
Speaker 7: You know, I keep on advancing.
Speaker 1: I want to keep the money to myself.
Speaker 4: So that would have been twenty fifteen.
Speaker 11: Somewhere around there. I have a very funny recollection of
Speaker 11: him telling me, look, you see that they're following me.
Speaker 11: I said, who's following?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 12: See that car?
Speaker 11: Watch when I leave, they're gonna leave, I said, who
Speaker 11: are they?
Speaker 1: So he goes.
Speaker 11: They're making sure that I don't go to work. I
Speaker 11: guess some type of sure it's work has come. I'm
Speaker 11: not sure what, but sure enough. There was a son advisor,
Speaker 11: so you couldn't see there was anybody in there. So
Speaker 11: your dad got in and he smiled at me. He's
Speaker 11: a gun in the car. I was looking from the
Speaker 11: window and he left right away, so he knew he
Speaker 11: had a tail.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's always some type of insurance thing going on
Speaker 1: with him, but.
Speaker 4: That's my dad. That's exactly what he would do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rabbi do have my father's phone number, so I can't.
Speaker 11: Get the number. Enough people here have his number, I can.
Speaker 8: Get the right one.
Speaker 4: I so appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for your help with this, and
Speaker 1: please let me know if you get that number.
Speaker 11: Sure of course anytime.
Speaker 1: Well, waiting for the Rabbi to get back to me
Speaker 1: with my dad's number, I actually heard from one of
Speaker 1: the other people I had reached out to. It was
Speaker 1: an old high school buddy of my father's, Howie Robertson,
Speaker 1: who he met a couple of times when I was
Speaker 1: a kid. He also happens to be a former warden
Speaker 1: at Riker's Island.
Speaker 6: You give me.
Speaker 3: Goosebumps, man, because it sounds just like it.
Speaker 7: Really, really, he sounds just like him.
Speaker 3: That's the truth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was gonna say, it's interesting, you know that
Speaker 1: you say that I sound like my father because you know,
Speaker 1: we haven't talked in twenty four years, so I don't
Speaker 1: think he and I have spoken since my voice has changed,
Speaker 1: so to hear that, it's weird.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's fletching in your voice. He sounds just
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 1: Since my father and Howie were so close, I had
Speaker 1: to ask if he had any stories to share. He
Speaker 1: told me one about my dad having his payphone business
Speaker 1: in a halfway house.
Speaker 3: It was a halfway house in Brooklyn. I knew three
Speaker 3: guys who worked there. And listen during the time when
Speaker 3: your father had a payphone business again, we're call him
Speaker 3: back now before cell phones. And I had a guy
Speaker 3: and his name is Kenneth McGriff, aka Supreme. He was
Speaker 3: one of the biggest drug king pins in the history
Speaker 3: of New York City. And Supreme and everybody petrified inside
Speaker 3: of the buildings. Guys like Supreme, they're running their housing
Speaker 3: they're running to jail.
Speaker 2: Investigators say a lot of drugs moved through these two
Speaker 2: buildings in the past six months to a year.
Speaker 12: They estimate that in excess of one thousand miles of
Speaker 12: crack were sold and bought here each day.
Speaker 1: Supreme was the founder of the Supreme Team, an organized
Speaker 1: crime syndicate that operated out of the Baisley Projects in
Speaker 1: South Jamaica. Queens his gang focus on the widespread distribution
Speaker 1: of crack cocaine. At its peak in nineteen eighty seven,
Speaker 1: the Supreme Team was making two hundred thousand dollars a day.
Speaker 3: No, your father would come in. We got his phones
Speaker 3: there and they walked around talking to people. And he's
Speaker 3: walking amongst these guys, sitting down with them, having long conversations,
Speaker 3: and you know, everybody love them. And the guys that
Speaker 3: I knew there that can't allow them to come in
Speaker 3: and put the phones there to say, Man, I don't
Speaker 3: know what your friend is doing in terms of manny,
Speaker 3: he said, but this guy has these guys eating out
Speaker 3: of his hand. But that's who he was. You know,
Speaker 3: he didn't care who he was, what your status was,
Speaker 3: whether you're black, white man.
Speaker 7: He could get down with you wow.
Speaker 3: But his main thing was, Hey, nobody messes with my phones.
Speaker 3: Nobody messes with my phones. If you got to make
Speaker 3: a phone call, do it in here. Don't go outside
Speaker 3: and use the phone that's down the block. Use these
Speaker 3: phones here, you know.
Speaker 4: So, when's the last time you talked to my dad.
Speaker 3: It's been a while, right before COVID hit. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: we're going back, what three years something like that?
Speaker 4: Do you have his phone number?
Speaker 3: Let's have a phone number? Yes, okay, that's six y
Speaker 3: two five?
Speaker 4: All right, amazing, I appreciate it. Howie, all right, buddy,
Speaker 4: dank it bye.
Speaker 1: I I am about to call the number that how
Speaker 1: he gave me and hopefully talk to my dad.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, be killing me.
Speaker 1: If you're doing, have reached this recording error, len you
Speaker 1: check the number and try to work all again.
Speaker 8: In one thousand feet, turn right onto Darlington Avenue.
Speaker 1: I am on my way to Long Island once again.
Speaker 1: And the reason is because it's been two weeks since
Speaker 1: I started this thing, and the number how he gave
Speaker 1: me has been disconnected. I still haven't heard back from
Speaker 1: the Rabbi, and I still haven't heard back from my dad.
Speaker 1: After leaving a message on what may or may not
Speaker 1: be his answer machine. I guess you could add that
Speaker 1: to the twenty four years he and I haven't spoken. So,
Speaker 1: using my best judgment, I've decided I'm gonna do a
Speaker 1: stake out of my child at home.
Speaker 12: Like sausage and Caprica.
Speaker 6: How you doing good?
Speaker 7: Coyotea A large cheese pizza.
Speaker 3: All right, to go?
Speaker 8: Please?
Speaker 7: Thank you?
Speaker 5: All right? We want to put this in the DoorDash bag.
Speaker 13: It's designed to keep it warm.
Speaker 10: Oh nice.
Speaker 1: I've enlisted the help of my friend Chris Roach. He's
Speaker 1: going to pretend to be a DoorDash delivery guy to
Speaker 1: get confirmation if my dad lives in my childhood home.
Speaker 1: I'm still not sure, and I can't just go up
Speaker 1: and ring the doorbell myself.
Speaker 5: I see it. Well, let's see the seat.
Speaker 3: I put my seat warmer.
Speaker 1: On the I feel like these people should get the best.
Speaker 4: We were ready.
Speaker 1: I had a live mic, a pen mic, and a
Speaker 1: keychain mic taped to the bottom of the door dash bag.
Speaker 1: I wanted to make sure if Chris had contact with
Speaker 1: my father. I didn't miss a second.
Speaker 6: So this is the plan.
Speaker 1: You are gonna knock on who I think is my
Speaker 1: dad's neighbor's door and deliver them a pizza. You're gonna say,
Speaker 1: I have a pizza for many Vitter and hopefully they say, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, he doesn't live here, he lives next door,
Speaker 1: and that will give us confirmation that my dad actually
Speaker 1: lives in that house. So you then go next door,
Speaker 1: knock on that door, and hopefully he answers and I
Speaker 1: see my dad for the first time forever Inviner.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you old Manny Viner. I've been fucking waiting to
Speaker 13: meet you.
Speaker 1: So why am I going to my neighbor's house first?
Speaker 1: If we go directly to where I think my father
Speaker 1: lives with a fake pizza delivery and he doesn't answer,
Speaker 1: that gives me nothing. And then I can have Chris
Speaker 1: walk across the street to the neighbors and say we
Speaker 1: have a pizza for Manny Vider, because they'll go, that's weird,
Speaker 1: we just saw you over at his house. Also, I'm
Speaker 1: having Chris say Manny Vider instead of Manny Veeter. My
Speaker 1: last name is constantly mispronounced, so this is a little
Speaker 1: added detail that helps sell the mix up. As a
Speaker 1: son of a com man, I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 4: When you were a kid, and somebody asked, ship, what
Speaker 4: your dad did for a living?
Speaker 3: What did you say?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean he had a payphone company that was
Speaker 1: like his main gig of legit. That was no, it
Speaker 1: wasn't legit, but it was. He found a way to
Speaker 1: come into that too. But I'm pretty much everything he did,
Speaker 1: he always found a way to hustle.
Speaker 6: Alright, am with the test.
Speaker 13: Check one two, check one two, check one two three,
Speaker 13: pizza for many vider.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're good for testing one too, testing one too.
Speaker 5: All right, I am good to go.
Speaker 13: It's a real deal, don't get n Yeah, we're going
Speaker 13: in delivering a pizza Manny vitter viter Mani viter pizza viter.
Speaker 5: We're gonna do a loop.
Speaker 6: We gotta go around again, gotcha, gotcha.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is getting a tense.
Speaker 5: This is the real deal.
Speaker 4: Excited, all right, here we go.
Speaker 1: I'm messing around multiple many veater study coming at you.
Speaker 1: I was freaking out. Then Chris and I parked and
Speaker 1: set up to make the delivery at the neighbors.
Speaker 6: That's where you're gonna do the delivery.
Speaker 3: You got it?
Speaker 1: And so yeah, just parked, great, oh great, here yeah
Speaker 1: right heah rad here this one this one, this one.
Speaker 4: Okay, you got it, buddy, Chris Leaves.
Speaker 1: I covered myself with a black sheet in the back
Speaker 1: of his s u V. And now I'm waiting, peering
Speaker 1: through his windows with binoculars. He is approaching the house.
Speaker 1: All right, Chris is approaching the house. The neighbors we
Speaker 1: need them to answer. Hopefully they give us something.
Speaker 10: Come on, come on, Chris, oh dor.
Speaker 13: Dash, that's across the strips.
Speaker 9: That's a questions many men A video mean I understnd about.
Speaker 3: Call him and sound him that you're uh, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: that'll be great.
Speaker 12: Yeah, let me get my crow.
Speaker 1: Okay, Oh, I think he's got something, and.
Speaker 12: What are any thing? It was?
Speaker 13: Okay, I guess I'll just leave it at his house.
Speaker 14: Then, oh, then go like doing thiscase not what I said,
Speaker 14: manny viner cause he's next door.
Speaker 10: Really can't check it out.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, the video is great, that you're man?
Speaker 3: Yep, let me great.
Speaker 13: He called her down on his cellphone.
Speaker 4: I think, goes on, think somebody's.
Speaker 5: Playing a joke on me something like that.
Speaker 13: When I heard him talking to me down through the
Speaker 13: door and goes yeah, I don't like it either. I
Speaker 13: don't like it either.
Speaker 5: All right, so we know he lives there.
Speaker 1: You're gonna do a loop and then you're gonna go
Speaker 1: right the next door, make a left.
Speaker 5: You gotta in my dad's house.
Speaker 14: Okay, I'm just spend around.
Speaker 13: Right, he's making a regular delivery.
Speaker 5: Like I always do. There might be somebody home. It
Speaker 5: looks like the TV's on all right, right here, right here, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Chris parked directly on the side of my father's house
Speaker 1: and I could see the front door perfectly. He's at
Speaker 1: the porch right now. Holy shit, alright, you're just knocking.
Speaker 1: Oh man, come on answer. Oh he's knocking again.
Speaker 10: M m hm m fuck. Alright, he's not there.
Speaker 4: Yo, grits.
Speaker 5: Oh man, I was trying to get his attention. Oh
Speaker 5: he left the pizza. I love it. Do do do do? Dude, dude,
Speaker 5: there's no doorbell.
Speaker 4: I knocked on the door.
Speaker 13: There's three chairs up front, almost like like a barricade.
Speaker 10: The front door.
Speaker 13: Holy you know, like a brand Now it's alost like
Speaker 13: another one was pulled out, and there's like stuff in
Speaker 13: front of the door, like I see it through the window,
Speaker 13: like he must be And it was like box and stuff.
Speaker 5: There was just tons of boxes that you could see
Speaker 5: in there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I didn't see any movement.
Speaker 13: Do you see any movement?
Speaker 5: No, I didn't see anything. Do you see any cameras
Speaker 5: or not?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 13: No, ring, no camera.
Speaker 5: Well there's a light.
Speaker 13: I see that light were you're talking about. Is somebody
Speaker 13: peering out.
Speaker 5: Of it over there? Yeah? Yeah, that was on the floor,
Speaker 5: so nobody's peering out of it. All right. Yeah, let's
Speaker 5: get out of here. Put the pizza on the step on,
Speaker 5: hoping that.
Speaker 1: That they would think that it's legit, Like you're the
Speaker 1: legit door dash guy just doing the thing now. Chris
Speaker 1: and I weren't totally sure if my dad was home
Speaker 1: or not.
Speaker 5: Wait, Scrager guided it to me.
Speaker 3: I could see him out opening the door.
Speaker 15: Yeah, like he's looking.
Speaker 3: At us through the door.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I'm curious to see if it's stand out.
Speaker 1: Chris and I drove back to our meeting spot. We're
Speaker 1: happy the steak out totally worked. I confirm my father
Speaker 1: one still lives in my childhood home. But there was
Speaker 1: one more thing I had to do.
Speaker 5: I will let you know about that pizza. It feels good.
Speaker 10: What a rush huh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to see if the pizza that Chris
Speaker 1: left on the porch chair if that is still there
Speaker 1: or if my dad took it.
Speaker 5: So we'll see. All right, I am approaching the house.
Speaker 6: Now, pizza is gone.
Speaker 5: My dad took the pizza.
Speaker 1: This is a bit of good news. It's been a
Speaker 1: few days since I did the steakout and I just
Speaker 1: got a voicemail from Rabbi Sacks.
Speaker 11: Hey, Gary, Rabbi Sason, I hope you will so listen.
Speaker 1: I was able to.
Speaker 16: Track down your dad's cell phone number, so it's six
Speaker 16: three one eight two one.
Speaker 2: I also told him that you might be reaching out.
Speaker 3: All right, nice a lot, go bless.
Speaker 4: So here we go.
Speaker 5: I am gonna oh my dad.
Speaker 6: Hello, Hey, how's it going, Gary? No, it's Lebron James.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Hey Lebron James. My son is the sports illustrated kid.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah saying that, Yeah.
Speaker 8: That's what he does. Would you be interested in an interview?
Speaker 6: Uh, it's it's funny. Did you see that article?
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 8: I thought it was great. I really did.
Speaker 6: Thank you fat you know.
Speaker 8: I thought it was really fantastic. In a way. I
Speaker 8: was surprised that you came out and said what you said,
Speaker 8: but you know that you bought it out I never
Speaker 8: told anybody about it, you know.
Speaker 16: But listen, First of all, let me just tell you,
Speaker 16: I'm very very happy to.
Speaker 3: Hear from you.
Speaker 8: You have no idea, okay.
Speaker 16: And I'm very proud of you. Everything you've done. They
Speaker 16: doesn't go by that. I don't think about you.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 8: So do I owe you money? Is that what you called?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 6: I was just just calling.
Speaker 1: I mean, I have a family of my own, and
Speaker 1: I'm a father now too, so I know I was gone.
Speaker 16: By Hold on a second, Gary, hold on, I'm on
Speaker 16: my call phone.
Speaker 8: I thought there was a competent on my car behind me. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I hope that we'll be able to see each other,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 16: No, no, no, I went down to Florida and I'm
Speaker 16: catching a plane back and about a half hour.
Speaker 8: Have you seen the house lately? Have you ever driven
Speaker 8: past the house?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: Not in you know, fifteen years maybe.
Speaker 1: Or maybe four days ago when I delivered a pizza
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 6: Okay, well maybe a little bit longer.
Speaker 17: Well you know, you'll well, you're welcome, and of course
Speaker 17: your families welcome.
Speaker 6: You still have the house, Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't plan on getting rid of it. You
Speaker 8: got a lot of memories in that house. Good.
Speaker 16: I don't like to say that we're bad, because you know,
Speaker 16: there's nothing bad that I want to remember. I just
Speaker 16: want to try to remember the good things.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it is something that you know I thought about too,
Speaker 15: And yeah, I you know obviously I haven't talked in
Speaker 15: a while, and I don't know how much of my
Speaker 15: life I want you to be a part of.
Speaker 6: But i'd be interested in you and I neither.
Speaker 8: Okay, and that's great. I'll do it you at pace.
Speaker 8: I don't push myself, and you know how you want
Speaker 8: to do it. I'm not just open to it. I'll
Speaker 8: go by the rules. You make the rules, and I'll
Speaker 8: follow them, all.
Speaker 6: Right, I mean, but yeah, we'll figure something out. If
Speaker 6: you're in town next week, maybe we do something next week.
Speaker 8: Maybe yeah, yeah, I'll be in town next week.
Speaker 16: I'm leaving it up to you because you see the
Speaker 16: ship and uh, I'll just raise the sails.
Speaker 5: Got it?
Speaker 6: Sounds good?
Speaker 15: Okay, all right, Well I'll be in touch and.
Speaker 17: Okay, good, good listen, don't wait too long, okay, all right,
Speaker 17: and you can tell me more about you and I
Speaker 17: love to see you, all right. Don't be angry at
Speaker 17: me if I try to kiss you when I see it.
Speaker 6: Let's not do that.
Speaker 8: I kiss you my whole life.
Speaker 6: I always kissed you. All keep your lips all right.
Speaker 8: We'll do okay, Hey, thank you for calling. I'm so
Speaker 8: happy to hear from you. I'll talk to you bye bye.
Speaker 1: Bye on the next episode of Number One Dad.
Speaker 5: I'm happy to sit here with you.
Speaker 7: I'm happy that you reached out to him.
Speaker 3: I really mean that.
Speaker 5: Has said that.
Speaker 7: Some good memories, a lot of them. I have no regrets.
Speaker 7: I have no regrets.
Speaker 18: Well that's in any anything. Well, I know you would
Speaker 18: talk to you twenty years. I am not talking a
Speaker 18: minute Janie or Danny.
Speaker 5: Well, you know I tried.
Speaker 8: Things happen and that's it.
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Speaker 1: Jonathan karsh Is creative consultant Executive producers for Big Money
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