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Die Hard is a Christmas movie.
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Well, it objectively is.
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This this argument makes me crazy.
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So, how do you two think you'll fare?
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Do you think you'll argue a lot?
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Do you think you'll disagree?
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I think we'll agree.
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We'll agree.
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We're on the same page quite a bit, yeah.
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Which isn't good for your bad for, yeah.
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Conflict creates comedy.
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But you got the wrong guys.
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All right, well, let's wrap.
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See you later.
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Public bathroom stall doors should reach all the way to the floor.
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I mean, they should.
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Yeah, I would say I agree.
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They should.
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I strongly agree.
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They should.
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Look at that.
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I'll strongly agree, yeah.
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You don't have to see my feet under there.
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They lock.
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Yeah, I've always wondered why they are, of all the doors one interacts with in life, yeah, bathroom stall doors are the least door-like door that's that we get.
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Like the Janitor's Closet in the bathroom, why do is that so you can see if someone's in there?
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But they lock, hopefully they lock, right?
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Why is that the one place where you want to see if someone's in there or not?
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Well, why not?
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Why not?
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You know, back in the 50s, we didn't have places to meet each other.
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Exactly.
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Maybe that's why.
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Exactly.
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It's a grandfathered.
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I always, I'm like, is anyone in there?
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It's been, it's been ushered in in the Freestone Wall era.
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Is that what you want to talk about?
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Okay.
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And the design of bathroom stalls notoriously meant to accommodate the freest stone wall.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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One of the few instances I feel of architecture.
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City planning, exactly.
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Really, there you go.
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Miss Piggy could easily beat Gonzo in a wrestling match.
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Ooh.
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Oh, now we're really hitting some controversial subjects here.
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I'm going to say I agree.
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I strongly agree.
1:55
Well, you strongly agree.
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Okay, I just re-watched The Muppets Take Manhattan, great movie, and The Muppet Christmas Carol, also great.
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Miss Piggy really steals The Muppet Christmas Carol.
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Is that, was Frank Oz was Miss Piggy then?
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I think, I don't know, probably.
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Frank Oz directed that.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I think he was the voice of Miss Piggy but is no longer, I believe, the voice of Miss Piggy.
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Oh, well, these days you can't do anything.
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No, it's still a man, don't worry.
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Oh, good.
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I'd say Gonzo would be hard to hurt, though, cuz he's always, his head's blowing up.
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He seems like impervious to pain.
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That's a very nuanced take.
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I wasn't expecting.
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That's my take on God.
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Miss Piggy, I think has just the the strength, just a sheer brute force.
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She does seem very physically strong.
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Yeah.
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Okay, we're in the same basic agree.
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Yeah, let's go back to the bathroom stall.
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Exactly.
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We got more to say about that.
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Day drinking is way more fun than night drinking.
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That I I I agree with that.
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I strongly agree with that.
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Um, is this going to be the one?
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I I like day drinking, yeah.
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But I'm a, I don't know, I'm a night drinker.
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I'm like, I don't know, I'm a New Yorker or something.
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It's like a night life city.
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Yeah, so I disagree that it's like wildly better.
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Yeah, maybe it's not.
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I'm going to move mine.
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I agree.
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Oh, you convinced.
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That was a compelling argument.
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You should have been a litigator.
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I really by saying it's not wildly better, you know what, you're right.
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I'm so worried about waking up the next morning tired and hungover as I am, and it's not that bad to be honest, so maybe I don't have much to worry about.
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Maybe I've yeah, maybe I've built it up in my head.
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Fancying Kovu from The Lion King 2 isn't actually that weird.
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I guess it depends on your age and yeah, if you're I'm going to say it isn't actually that weird.
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A real crush, a real crush is is, I would say, I say it is weird.
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I think everyone fantasizes at some age about cartoon characters, but usually human ones, yeah.
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Exactly.
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I wasn't like, damn, Japeto is hot.
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You know, Japeto was a man, yes, it'd be weird, yeah.
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Less weird to think J.P. the whale, for example.
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Exactly, or like if I was just like dreaming about Jiminy Cricket, that would be strange, I think, yes.
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But yeah, I think actually having a crush on an animated lion is weird.
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It's a little odd.
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It's if you're above a certain age or even not above a certain, you're a child and that's like your first instinct is that that is that that lion awakens something in you, yeah, then that's not that weird.
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But for me it was Cammy from Street Fighter 2.
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Wow, yeah.
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Wow, interesting.
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Yeah, she really stirred some feelings.
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Oh, and for me, it was a young Alec Baldwin.
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Next question.
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Okay, Die Hard is a Christmas movie.
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Well, it objectively is.
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This this argument makes me crazy.
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I don't like how intense people are about it being a Christmas movie.
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I agree that it's like such an annoying thing to obsess about, but I also don't get how people are so intense about it not being a Christmas movie, cuz what it's said at Christmas.
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I I get it, they they have Christmas music and Christmas time and Hall screens plays during it.
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You agree?
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I agree that it is a Christmas movie, but I don't like when people get like all like up on their like high horse about it.
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It's true, but when confronted with someone being like, it's not a Christmas movie, you can't say it's not.
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Yeah, can't say it's not.
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An elf is a Passover movie in exactly my opinion, the ultimate Passover.
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There's no need to wash your jeans more than once a month.
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I don't own jeans.
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I don't wear jeans.
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Interesting.
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I haven't put on a pair of jeans for personal use.
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As an actor, I've been forced to wear jeans at times.
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I don't like jeans either.
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Jeans, they're too tight or something, they're too much, they're not comfortable.
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They're not comfortable pants.
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Exactly.
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Why have we been sold we've been jeans jeans as though we're in the coal mine or something like that, like we need rivets to keep our pants together.
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I sit down all day.
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Exactly.
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I don't need a durable pant.
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No, they they're very uncomfortable.
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I agree.
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I do wear them, but now that I think about it, stop.
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I'm not wearing any jeans on this press store.
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Stop with the jeans.
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You had jeans the other day.
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I I wear jeans.
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You did and I looked at you and thought, I don't wear jeans.
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Wow, what was the question at this point?
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I don't know either.
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Jeans.
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Jeans.
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It's 2025 almost.
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Exactly, yeah, we got alternatives.
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The Simpsons predictions are mostly coincidences, not deliberate foresight.
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Well, yeah, I would agree with that.
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Strongly agree.
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I don't know if they're coincidences because they're putting thought into the jokes as to what they think might happen.
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I'm not alleging the writers for The Simpsons have supernatural powers, that's where I draw all due respect to Dan Castellaneta, yeah, exactly, and Julie Kavner and especially Julie Cav and Yardley Smith, the woman who is Milhouse just retired.
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I saw that and I think she only did Milhouse, yeah, and like most of them do a bunch of characters.
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Wild life.
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I know, like, I've been Milhouse for 30 years.
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Rich from it.
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Oh, she must have millions from being Milhouse.
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Just Milhouse, you could do it from your bed now.
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Oh, it's crazy, yeah.
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But no more.
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And even, and even she decided it was too much for her.
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Right, exactly.
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Eventually, she's like, I can't do this anymore, yeah.
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People who don't return their shopping carts are the worst type of people.
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The worst.
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I don't know if they're the worst, but putting disagree.
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I mean, I'm going to yeah, I I disagree as well.
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My wife, Lauren, like is a big shopping cart returner.
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Oh, yes, she will never not return a shopping.
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I will not return, yeah, I return it, yeah.
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I it's so weird.
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We you going to just leave it in the middle of the.
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But they got those people going around collecting them and that's what I'm always like, these people need a gig.
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We all returned our hearts, that person wouldn't exist anymore.
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That's a great way of thinking of it.
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Yes, it makes my how my laziness is employing a class of.
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That's what it is, it's how I think.
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I think, you know, if there were inconsiderate people, they would have to hire people to correct that behavior.
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That's true.
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Exactly.
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I'm never returning my shopping cart.
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Never do it again.
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Keep the shopping cart.
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Yeah, a wand.
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Oh, you got your little wand, do you?
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Hang on.
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You ready?
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Are you ready for this?
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Yes.
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You're a wizard, aren't.
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I'm a what, mate?
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That was horrible.
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He's stre, no.
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Oh, American.
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Got it.
8:39
No, he's from Winnipeg, Canada.