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Speaker 1: and he just pulled this up here, Okay, top prospects.

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Speaker 1: me undies AND i must say they are they are quite.

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Speaker 1: k what's your Favorite thanksgiving dish? There what's your what's

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Speaker 2: Thing?

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Speaker 3: HM i MEAN i enjoy, cornbread, uh AND i enjoy

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Speaker 3: stuffing and you, know classic mashed. Potatoes but you, know

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Speaker 3: growing up this is gonna be a little bit weird

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Speaker 3: for you guys out. There thanksgiving was never a huge

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Speaker 3: thing in my house because of two. Reasons, one my

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Speaker 3: mom's birthday is On thanksgiving this here usually it's the twenty,

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Speaker 3: second thing is is that my father's allergic to all,

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Speaker 3: poultry meaning chicken and. Turkey So thanksgiving for me growing

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Speaker 3: up just wasn't a huge, thing especially In french, culture

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Speaker 3: All it was always About Christmas. Eve dinner was much

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Speaker 3: more of the. Thing So i'll have a little something.

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Speaker 3: Something but it was never like that big of a

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Speaker 1: Up that makes, Sense, YEAH i Mean i've never been

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Speaker 1: a fan of. TURKEY i DON'T i. DON'T i like

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Speaker 1: deli sliced, turkey But i'm not much of, like you,

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Speaker 1: know cutting it off the. BIRD i just. DON'T i

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Speaker 1: just don't dig it just not my. Thing i'm more

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Speaker 1: of a pasta. Guy so my wife's family usually does

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Speaker 1: what's lasagna for For? Thanksgiving so that's that's. Fun deviled,

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Speaker 1: eggs that's my. THING i love devil. EGGS i Mean i'll,

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Speaker 1: Eat i'll, Eat i'll eat a hundred of them And

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Speaker 1: i'll fart for. Day, yeah it's, amazing all, right T.

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Speaker 1: K thanks, again thanks to everybody who watched and, tuned

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Speaker 1: and Then i'll be, back hopefully with a new studio

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Speaker 1: set up here in a couple of days after After.

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Speaker 1: Thanksgiving i'm gonna probably do a video On friday and

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Speaker 1: release it at some point in the. Evening but until,

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Speaker 1: then have a Wonderful thanksgiving and we will see you

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