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Speaker 4: Listen, listen, listen right now. All you gotta do is

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Speaker 3: What arguably the hottest we've ever been last week we

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Speaker 4: Yeah right, all right, see I can carry through. Let's

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Speaker 4: gotta lea Michelle Lee Michelle High. Hello, how are you

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Speaker 4: very well? Thank you? What's in your glove box?

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Speaker 5: I've got hand sanitizer, I have disposable masks, disposable gloves,

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Speaker 4: And pen jeez, hand sanitizer. GLO, You're clean, You're clean,

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Speaker 4: texts textures and a coloring book color perfume, dog lead

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Speaker 4: putting together a good picture. Appreciate the worker, perfume, dog

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Speaker 4: Perfume dog lead Yeah, no, no, sorry, sorry, sorry, we're

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Speaker 4: Our next case joined us on this show last year

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Speaker 12: Hooked up with Devil Levaro for their latest.

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Speaker 3: Single Jeez another banger.

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Speaker 7: He's a good bloog too, encouraging people to call a

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Speaker 3: Welcome back to the show, the hugely talented sound Fisher.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, he's back.

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Speaker 11: Always a pleasure to be here with you boys.

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Speaker 4: Now, we wanted to get down to something which, honestly

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Speaker 3: When you you know you're at your overseas now, were

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Speaker 11: It wasn't that I was struggling to get in touch.

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Speaker 7: It was that I didn't have anything good or exciting

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Speaker 4: So I said you in the song, is there somebody

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Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, listen, she might not pick up because she

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Speaker 11: But we're going to go for it.

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Speaker 4: We're going to go for it, yeah, because you know

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Speaker 4: I'm all of no, all right, all right, good luck?

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Speaker 8: Man.

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Speaker 4: Have you congratulated her yet on a on her baby?

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Speaker 11: Only only buy a text, wouldn't it?

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Speaker 7: So you're like, hey, I'm doing a bit for radio station.

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Speaker 7: She's definitely not gonna PI. Okay, no, No, that's okay.

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Speaker 4: Nothing nothing like getting screened while people are watching.

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Speaker 7: Okay, FaceTime is unavailable. I was about to say, do

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Speaker 4: You know, you want to shoot for the moon. Now

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Speaker 4: Let me see a big swing, a big swings.

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Speaker 11: If Demi picks up, there's not a chance in hell.

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Speaker 4: I'm on Levado.

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Speaker 11: The redemption would be.

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Speaker 4: It would be sweet, It would be sweet, it would

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Speaker 11: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Interestingly, Sam's got to have saved.

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Speaker 3: No, no, Sam, I feel awful.

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Speaker 11: I recommend that you did this devastating region.

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Speaker 4: Let's call mom's let's called mom.

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Speaker 11: What if my mom doesn't pick up?

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Speaker 4: Oh that's rock bottom? My god, Sam, Wow, wow, wow, wow, devastating,

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Speaker 3: You can sell two million copies of a track, but

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Speaker 4: I feel like your next song should be called this

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Speaker 4: segment is going to break my heart. That's exactly what

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Speaker 4: Thanks for joining is Sam. It's so good to see you.

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Speaker 11: Honestly, honestly, I appreciate you guys so much. Thanks for

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Speaker 4: It's been a pleasure.

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Speaker 14: Bro.

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Speaker 4: You guys get your hands on what other people say.

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Speaker 4: Wherever you download Streamy music Sam Fisher with Demi Lovado

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Speaker 4: as always, Mate, So good to see you. Congrats on

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Speaker 7: Wait to get back so we can. You can watch

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Speaker 10: Sounds a great night out, Say you, mate.

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Speaker 12: It's the Will and Woody Podcast by.

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Speaker 3: Watches Pamela Anderson will she has done it again.

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Speaker 15: Pamela Anderson ties the knot again. The Celebs Wrap confirms

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Speaker 15: she married her bodyguard Dan Hayhurst in an intimate ceremony

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Speaker 3: So I'm trying to do the maths it it's five

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Speaker 4: I'll run seem like difficult maths. Well, it gets confusing.

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Speaker 4: So she married Tommy Lee. Who's Tommy Lee? Will, I

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Speaker 3: You don't know who Tommy Lee is. He's the drummer

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Speaker 3: for Motley Crue, for Motley Cruez, the drama for Motley Crue.

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Speaker 3: They were married for three years. Then she married Kid Rock.

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Speaker 3: You know Kid Rock?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, she married Kid Rock. They were bad musicians.

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Speaker 3: Well, she moved off the musicians. Then they were married

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Speaker 3: for four months. Then she married Rick Solomon. Now Rick

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Speaker 3: Solomon was a co star in Paris Hilton's naughty videos.

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Speaker 3: Some people refer to him as a porn Myrgley. They

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Speaker 3: And then in last year she married a guy called

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Speaker 3: John Peters. The list is just wild, isn't it so,

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Speaker 3: John Peter?

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Speaker 4: Sorry?

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Speaker 3: she married Dan Hayhurst. Now here's the thing. Well, here's

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Speaker 4: Celebrant. Iron that out if you want to.

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Speaker 3: I'm disgusted, Okay, I'm disgusted. She's married six times. I

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Speaker 3: think it's five or six times. I think there should

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Speaker 3: I think after three after she married Solomon and they divorced,

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Speaker 4: Will wow, what are your thoughts at how many? I

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Speaker 4: think three? You reckon three is the cap? So you

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Speaker 4: get married three times? Yeah, not like you've why because

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Speaker 4: you don't understand it. I think you've had three chances

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and if you didn't get it right the first three,

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Speaker 4: Your bann from getting married? Yeah right.

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Speaker 3: I think I think it would make you if there

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Speaker 4: You think, mate? I couldn't agree more. I think you

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Speaker 4: should be lessening. I think she would be one. You

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Speaker 4: Of course, they cheat you, they die, let's put them.

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Speaker 4: There's a whole bunch of other stuff where it's like, okay,

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Speaker 3: Strong thoughts, well, strong thoughts thirty one or six five

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Speaker 3: O number. I want to hear what you guys think.

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Speaker 3: Should there be a cap on how many times you

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Speaker 4: Yeah? And what do you think that cap should be?

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Speaker 4: Will thing's won? And then that's it?

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Speaker 3: I reckon three, get a few guys at it, a

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Speaker 4: Give us call? Pamela Anderson has made you question your

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Pamela Anderson's just got married for the sixth time,

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Speaker 4: Take the pess a little bit. Yeah, six times.

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Speaker 3: I think there needs to be a cap on marriage.

441
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Speaker 3: What happened to the sanctity of marriage?

442
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Speaker 4: Will? What happened to it? Or what happened to just

443
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Speaker 4: like you don't have to get get married as well?

444
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Speaker 4: That's what astonishes me about this stuff. Will you just

445
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Speaker 4: be with someone happily and like getting married? They say,

446
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Speaker 4: be with them forever? When no one takes it seriously anymore? Well,

447
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Speaker 4: Pamela's not she got married for the six she's taken.

448
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Speaker 4: The vickis let's go to Heidi. Sorry, Shatner's taken. The

449
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Speaker 4: Micky has been married four times?

450
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Speaker 3: Me to be targeting Shatner, but come on, Shatner, now,

451
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Speaker 3: Heidi's called us thirty one oh six ' five Heidi?

452
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Speaker 4: Should there be a cap on how many times you

453
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Speaker 4: get married?

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Speaker 10: Yes?

455
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Speaker 13: I reckon too.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, so it's the logic. Where's the logic, Heid,

457
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Speaker 4: a you going to pluck a number?

458
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Speaker 12: I reckon.

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Speaker 13: For the first thing, if we get very first, if

460
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Speaker 13: it doesn't work out with that person, then maybe the

461
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Speaker 13: second person there might always be a chance. But then

462
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Speaker 13: after that, I just think, maybe.

463
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Speaker 4: No more two bites of the cherry. I reckon. That's

464
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Speaker 4: pretty rare.

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Speaker 3: I think you allow one person, one marriage to maybe

466
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Speaker 3: not go the way you're planned. You learn from that,

467
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Speaker 3: you get a second bite of the cherry. But after that,

468
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Speaker 3: see you later.

469
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Speaker 4: I just reckon. You know, once you've had a crack,

470
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Speaker 4: had to cray, and you you know, work harder. Let's

471
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Speaker 4: go to Jen here security escort on the way home.

472
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Speaker 3: Jen, we're talking about whether there should be a cap

473
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Speaker 3: on how many times you can get married.

474
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Speaker 4: What do you reckon?

475
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Speaker 14: I reckon it totally depends on the situation. If they've

476
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Speaker 14: cheated on you, for sure, you should be able to

477
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Speaker 14: get divorced someone else.

478
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Speaker 4: We've canned them jen death yet cheating or abuse, obviously,

479
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Speaker 4: get the hell out of there.

480
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Speaker 14: We understand exactly exactly, and you shouldn't be punished for it.

481
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Speaker 6: So you should be marry.

482
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Speaker 14: Again, definitely, But otherwise not one time, just the one

483
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Speaker 14: time your marriage gone. It's just gone out the window.

484
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Speaker 14: Now people kind of taking a put out.

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Speaker 4: Of it, aren't they taking the pusses? Definitely taking the

486
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Speaker 4: puss absolutely, no, deed a bit, No, they are regon

487
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Speaker 4: they're taking the person. And as I was saying, though, Woods,

488
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Speaker 4: I mean, like, what the hell is the sorry now

489
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Speaker 4: I'm just fully adopted or accent? I like it, what's

490
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Speaker 4: the hell with the deal with I don't think I'm

491
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Speaker 4: going to get married to my partner. I think I am. Yeah,

492
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Speaker 4: Jesus is a big conversation. No, we talk about it

493
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Speaker 4: all the time. Yeah, yeah, yeah, she's Dutch. And actually

494
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Speaker 4: she said to me like at our age, only about

495
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Speaker 4: twenty percent of people actually get married because yeah, you're

496
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Speaker 4: just doing something for most of the time getting it

497
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Speaker 4: getting thrown out the window, like why are you actually

498
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Speaker 4: doing it? The proofs in the pudding.

499
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Speaker 3: But you guys love each other, so why don't have

500
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Speaker 3: a really special day where you get to celebrate each

501
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Speaker 3: other's love.

502
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Speaker 4: We can still do that, but.

503
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Speaker 3: You know you should hire me still in pain to

504
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Speaker 3: make Oh okay, here now to bring the same Kate.

505
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Speaker 3: We're talking if there should be a cap on how

506
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Speaker 3: many times you get married? What do you reckon, Kate?

507
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Speaker 2: No?

508
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Speaker 13: I think just let people do what they want. Plus,

509
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Speaker 13: what are you're a marriage celebrant?

510
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Speaker 4: Yeah, speaking in a job that is very true and

511
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Speaker 4: we did just touch on that before.

512
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Speaker 3: It will dry up the cash a little bit, Kate.

513
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Speaker 4: I think that's a reason for people to continue to

514
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Speaker 4: be able to get married.

515
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Speaker 2: Though, because it's why do you care what people do?

516
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Speaker 4: That's a good point, Kate, and they we'll go a

517
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Speaker 4: lot deeper to be honest, I actually don't really care.

518
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Speaker 4: But we're in here to talk about things which are

519
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Speaker 4: topical and relevant to other people. And got married five

520
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Speaker 4: times and apparently that's something that people are talking about.

521
00:25:04,800 --> 00:25:06,000
Speaker 4: That was a very honest answer.

522
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Speaker 12: It's the rhym Woody podcast.

523
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Speaker 4: Have you ever been told that something couldn't be done

524
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Speaker 4: and then you did it?

525
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Speaker 5: It's not possible, No, it's not you.

526
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Speaker 4: You can't do that.

527
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Speaker 12: Give up, you'll do that?

528
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Speaker 4: They said, he's changed. Be done.

529
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Speaker 3: God, that's good stuff. Thirteen one oh six five. If

530
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Speaker 3: you can relate to that. We're talking about it because

531
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Speaker 3: there was a koala who was born without a foot,

532
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Speaker 3: his name Triumph. They said that it couldn't be done,

533
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Speaker 3: that they could replace the foot. Can't be done, That's

534
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Speaker 3: what they all said. And then a dental prosthesis by

535
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Speaker 3: the name of John Dolman. He bloody did it. What

536
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Speaker 3: a legend?

537
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Speaker 4: Now? Can I just weigh in quickly before we hear

538
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Speaker 4: from these wonderful callers? Sure, I've had a quick look

539
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Speaker 4: at the foot that John Dolman did. Phenomenal foot looks

540
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Speaker 4: a lot like a tooth.

541
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Speaker 3: Yeah, well, we obviously use the same prosthesis that he

542
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Speaker 3: all users.

543
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Speaker 4: But anyone was walking is anybody? Is anyone spoken to

544
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Speaker 4: the koala about this? I almost feel like I'd rather

545
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Speaker 4: go with nothing than big toothfoot for the rest of

546
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Speaker 4: my life.

547
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Speaker 3: One of he cares how he looks, will maybe you

548
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Speaker 3: don't care what he was maybe you'll put a coat

549
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Speaker 3: of paint on it or something.

550
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Speaker 4: Oldental clogs over there. I mean he's going to struggle,

551
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Speaker 4: might bec coming a bit of a hard time in

552
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Speaker 4: the jungle. But the all bats back.

553
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Speaker 3: Let's go to Debt thirty one oh six ' five debts.

554
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Speaker 3: Someone said you couldn't do it, and then you did it.

555
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Speaker 5: Yes, I did. I built up a ladies, I owned

556
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Speaker 5: a charity Tickle Pink Therapy, which year up patients in healthcare.

557
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Speaker 5: So doctor said she had her lip lower lip roomoved

558
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Speaker 5: because of pants. Then developed on the staff quite a

559
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Speaker 5: few times. She had many many replacements over the lip,

560
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Speaker 5: so it ended up being like a bubble on the

561
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Speaker 5: bottom lip. She refused to leave a room, so doing

562
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Speaker 5: the makeover, it was lots of power and then foundation, powder, concealer,

563
00:27:03,119 --> 00:27:05,680
Speaker 5: just lots of them. And then I eventually built in

564
00:27:05,760 --> 00:27:08,280
Speaker 5: the lip and she came out of the room and

565
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Speaker 5: the doctor went, wow, I didn't think you'd be able

566
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Speaker 5: to do it.

567
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Speaker 4: I would tell it right, work now, just going forward.

568
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Speaker 3: I liked the applause there, But let's hit him with

569
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Speaker 3: Enrique and Glacier's hero next time. All right, let's go

570
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Speaker 3: to Eden thirteen one oh sixty five Eden, you were

571
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Speaker 3: told that something couldn't be done.

572
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Speaker 9: Yeah, so it wasn't me as such. I was kind

573
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Speaker 9: of my parents, which told that I was never going

574
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Speaker 9: to walk again or maybe be able to get into

575
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Speaker 9: conversations or anything because I have a brain injury. I

576
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Speaker 9: had a car accident and I was on the satura

577
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Speaker 9: of over seven hours and then I was found and

578
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Speaker 9: then I am now walking and yeah, well I went

579
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Speaker 9: into rehab up in so I was in the hospital

580
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Speaker 9: for eight weeks in Albourn. I'm from Geelong, Yeah, and

581
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Speaker 9: then I had eight months more recovery in Geelong at

582
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Speaker 9: our patient's rehab and then that was in twenty fifteen,

583
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Speaker 9: at the end of two thousand and fifteen. So my

584
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Speaker 9: accident was April that December. I went back to Royal

585
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Speaker 9: Melbourne Hospital to the doctors that looked after me, and

586
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Speaker 9: they saw me walk in and their jaws just dropped.

587
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Speaker 4: And that is that's remarkable, right, congratulations there, right stuff,

588
00:28:36,240 --> 00:28:38,720
Speaker 4: jaws just dropped the floor. Loved that. Love hearing that.

589
00:28:39,400 --> 00:28:45,560
Speaker 4: I wasn't expecting such amazing stories here. That was remarkable. Emotionally,

590
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Speaker 4: I got a pull on thirty What do they say

591
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Speaker 4: to you couldn't be.

592
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Speaker 6: Can I?

593
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Speaker 16: So when all had knee surgery, I was on bed

594
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Speaker 16: rest and I wanted some nuggets. Yeah, and I ordered

595
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Speaker 16: four twenty four packs and I was told I wouldn't

596
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Speaker 16: be able to eat ninety nugget in one go. Yep,

597
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Speaker 16: and I had ninety six of them.

598
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Speaker 12: Oh no, in a rush, crank up the speed on

599
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Speaker 12: this podcast. Get to where you're going any faster, but

600
00:29:26,480 --> 00:29:30,000
Speaker 12: you'll feel like you are. It's the rhymm Woody podcast.

601
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Speaker 4: It's a Friday afternoon and you listen it. Whether I'm

602
00:29:32,360 --> 00:29:35,320
Speaker 4: wanting for McDonald's. Oh, you're all having a wonderful drive

603
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Speaker 4: home wherever you are in the country. We're in the

604
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Speaker 4: car for the next little while with you. Thirty one

605
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Speaker 4: and sixty five give the boys a call. What are

606
00:29:41,120 --> 00:29:44,040
Speaker 4: you embarrassed to say you didn't know about your job? Like,

607
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Speaker 4: are you a KFC worker and you didn't know where

608
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Speaker 4: chicken was from? That couldn't have happened, Alyssa. There's something

609
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Speaker 4: that you're embarrassed to say you didn't know about something

610
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Speaker 4: you're specializing in.

611
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm studying a law degree. I'm in my third year.

612
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and you.

613
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Speaker 2: Any question about law and my guess is as good

614
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Speaker 2: as yours.

615
00:30:05,520 --> 00:30:09,440
Speaker 4: Really, I was the same answer a law question. No,

616
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Speaker 4: I can't be bothered. It's boring. It's boring, so it's

617
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Speaker 4: all boring stuff. That's why you get it all this out.

618
00:30:15,040 --> 00:30:15,520
Speaker 4: What would you do?

619
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Speaker 2: Law?

620
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Speaker 4: Really? I don't know. If you get the marks to

621
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Speaker 4: get in and it leads on to a successful, stable

622
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Speaker 4: job rather than being in a radio studio with your

623
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Speaker 4: friend making gags about a TV shown night, that's what

624
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Speaker 4: you're doing though ten years, I know I'm starting and

625
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Speaker 4: I'm not bitter about it. It's got a nick, nick, Nick,

626
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Speaker 4: you're embarrassed to say you don't know something about your

627
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Speaker 4: job as well.

628
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Speaker 6: Look, I work in hospitality for about fifteen years, and

629
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Speaker 6: in about the fifty year in I realized I didn't

630
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Speaker 6: know what a shandy was. Oh, Nick, And it took

631
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Speaker 6: me to find out, to turn to my Apple iPhone

632
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Speaker 6: three to get the old Google searching and background. It

633
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Speaker 6: was only like a two G network.

634
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Speaker 4: Nick. It's taking a someone's standing there drink. What do

635
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Speaker 4: you think shandy is?

636
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Speaker 3: I'm glad you asked Bill a shan. Shandy's a OJ

637
00:31:06,760 --> 00:31:08,240
Speaker 3: with a bit of a champagne.

638
00:31:09,000 --> 00:31:11,680
Speaker 4: No, no, no, it's a lemonade. Lemonade was champagne. No it's not.

639
00:31:12,320 --> 00:31:16,280
Speaker 4: It's a beer with a dash of lemonade. Yeah it is.

640
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Speaker 2: To me.

641
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Speaker 4: Don't don't ask nick, don't defer a nicknastic with me?

642
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Speaker 4: Six five? And what are your ambassions that you didn't

643
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Speaker 4: know about your job?

644
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Speaker 16: When I first got my reception role in a real

645
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Speaker 16: estate agency, I didn't know what a tenant or a

646
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Speaker 16: lamblod was.

647
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Speaker 4: Wow, how did you get in the front door?

648
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Speaker 9: I had a pretty file.

649
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Speaker 4: It does get you pretty farm that get you pretty well?

650
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Speaker 4: That is that's that's Jesus. What's got a broke? I

651
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Speaker 4: don't know what? Just hat that that agent? You know what?

652
00:31:50,200 --> 00:31:52,400
Speaker 4: The landlord or tennant was your specialist.

653
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Speaker 3: I'm just relating to these people's broke broke?

654
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Speaker 4: What didn't you know?

655
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Speaker 2: I worked out Nando's for a couple for years and

656
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Speaker 2: I didn't know the difference between the wing and the

657
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Speaker 2: leg of the chicken.

658
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Speaker 4: What do you think?

659
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Speaker 12: I don't know.

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Speaker 2: I just looked at him and they order like a

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Speaker 2: chicken wing, and I'll look at it and I'll be

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Speaker 2: cutting the chicken up and I'll be like, do I

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Speaker 2: put this part on? The girl? Or this part, so

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Speaker 2: I just throw.

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Speaker 3: It on.

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