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Speaker 1: This is a nine o two one oh mg, Thanksgiving episode.

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Speaker 1: Jennifer Eve, I'm really grateful for you. Ah, you're so sweet.

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Speaker 1: Did I tell you we have a turk in? You

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Speaker 1: so what are your thanks getting plans? Um? The thanksgetting

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