April 23, 2025

April 24-Pigs in a Blanket, Barbra Streisand, Cedric the Entertainer, Kelly Clarkson, All-American Rejects, Zygy Susser

April 24-Pigs in a Blanket, Barbra Streisand, Cedric the Entertainer, Kelly Clarkson, All-American Rejects, Zygy Susser

My co-host today is hilarious comediean Zygy Susser.  Very funny man, check him out on YouTube
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My co-host today is hilarious comediean Zygy Susser. Very funny man, check him out on YouTube
Zygy Susser on YouTube TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@zygysusser Instagram and facebook and you can just talk to him at zygysusser@gmail.com We talked comedy and -

National Pigs in a blanket day. Entertainment from 2005. Greeks use the Troy horse, Iranian hostage rescue mission disaster, Inda passes China for most people. Todays birthdays - Shirley MacLaine, Sue Grafton, Jill Ireland, Barbra Streisand, Jack Blades, Cedric the Entertainer, Kelly Clarkson, Tyson Ritter, Carly Pearce. Estee Lauder died

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
I love pigs in a blanket - The Hungry Food Band
Candy shop - 50 Cent Olivia
Anything but mine - Kenny Chesney
Evergreen - Barbra Streisand
Still rock in America - Night Ranger
My life would suck without you - Kelly Clarkson
Gives you hell - All-American Rejects
Exit - Silver - Kirstie Kraus https://www.kirstiekraus.com/
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Hi everyone, and thanks for joining us on history. In fact,

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it's about today, today's April the twenty fourth. Now I

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have a really funny comedian as my co host today.

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I know that sounds redundant, but not all comedians are funny,

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but my co host sure is. We have to go

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ahead and introduce yourself.

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Hi, Jeff, my name is Ziggy Sesser and I spelled

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ziggy z Ygy, so it's a little weird already and stuff,

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but that's me.

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So it got you on stage for the very first time.

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The first time I got on stage, like, I reached tired.

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I had worked for Social Security for like thirty five years,

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and I always wanted to be a common kind of so,

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like we even have Christmas parties in the DA parties

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at work, and I would write jokes to these parties

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for the last twenty years and people laughed, you know,

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my co workers. And I wanted to see if normal

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people would laugh at me as people I worked with.

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And so I took a comedy class after I retired,

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and we had like five classes and then a graduation

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show at a real comedy club and I got laughs

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and wow, I mean, I mean it was a high

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like I never had before, lasted days and I was hooked.

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And that was like at the age of sixty six

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and ever since then. You know, I do comedy every

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now and then, and I keep looking for that high,

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and every now and then I get it. Every now

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and then there are like these perfect shows where everything's

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in sync, my humor, the audience, everything's working. So I

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love hearing people laugh. It's beautiful.

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That is great, And it just finally hit me. That's

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got you got a fund funny premise. You actually retired

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from Social Security?

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Right right, that's good fight. I didn't even think of that.

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I like that.

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Can I use that? You bet? You?

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All right?

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All right, listeners, Now this isn't Ziggy's fault. This is

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my fault. I didn't look ahead. But today, on April

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twenty fourth, I.

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Love pigs in blank it, but I always feel bad

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about myself imagining myself eating a cute little piggin that's

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wrapped up in a nice little blanket. But I always

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get over it because tiggs in a leak it tastes

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so good. I say, here, pig here, pig Piggy.

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Today is National Pigs in a Blanket Day. But for

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all those who don't like pork, we're gonna you can

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actually substitute the sausage or the hot dog in there

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and put something in kosher or just beef today.

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Right, my house was Frank's and jackets, that's what we quoted.

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Well, they're pretty simple. They just a biscuit with Frank

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and met around it. I'd be your jacket or a

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sausage or something like that, and you bake them. The

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Golden Perfection nineteen fifty seven, Betty Crocker, she put the

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first recipe for pigs in a Blanket and her cook

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but cooking cooking for kids. Yeah, Betty Crocker was actually

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a real woman. Yeah, they're really easy to make and

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fun to make with kids. But if you're like me, yeah,

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you'll just have them already pre made to stick them

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in the ovens and the joy of that. So I

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enjoyed some of your pigs in a blanket. So what

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do you like talking about when you're on stage?

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You know, when I started, I would just tell jokes,

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you know, and jokes from everywhere whatever, mostly having to

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do with retirement and everything. As they get older, it's

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harder to remember the jokes. So I moved over to storytelling,

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kind of funny stories. So I tell true stories, like

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I have a story about how I met my wife.

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I mean, they're full of jokes. I still do them

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at comedy clubs, but you know, this way, it's easy

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to remember because they're based on truth. Story about my bird.

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I have a lot of stories about my bird, my

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wife actually stepping on them and make to bring to

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the ask mean's okay, but you know I have a

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whole story about that and him signing a medical release

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form whatever. So you know, I like stories and based

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on truth. It's easy to remember and I could put

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myself into it. So that's the kind of stuff I'm

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doing these days.

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Does your wife ever tell you, hey, don't take that

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on stage.

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It's funny to mention my wife. First of all, she

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hates my comedy. She doesn't think I'm funny at all.

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I get a whole audience lamping. She does not think

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I'm funny. She's the worst of my worst audience. And

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she says, don't talk about me. You know, I don't

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want you to talk about me. I've cheated a bit,

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and I have talked about it, not in the way

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you thought cheating but you know, I have to talk

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a little about her, I think in a good way.

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But she does, you know, does not want to shet anyway.

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But you know, so she stays home do the show

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and I'll meet her after and stuff like that.

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I'm sure the bird doesn't mind if we talk about

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him though.

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we were doing a lot of zoom shows and when

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I'm home, he's always flying around and he would land

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on my shoulder and sometimes he would Sure he might

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show up right now, he's a few feet away from me.

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But but he would show up, and people got used

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to seeing him. His name is Charlie. He's like a

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small parrot, really a green cheek Kanye they call him.

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And and he would be on my shoulder while I'm

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telling the jokes and uh, and people would miss, hey,

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where's Charlie. So it was very cute. He's he's good.

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I get a lot of material from him. He writes

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some of my jokes to some of my best jokes. No,

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he's a good guy. And he talks a little. He

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talks a little too, and and and and I know

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this is going to sound weird, but I'm somewhat toilet

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training him, like like like when when I can tell

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he's about poop, like he starts walking backwards, like I

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put my finger in his Oh yeah, I put him

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on the talk of a little garbage pail and hopefully

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if he's putting the right way, it goes in. But basically,

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it's a crap shoot.

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And you're retired, so you have time, right, say that again.

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And you're retired, so you have time.

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Yeah, exactly, I'm retired and I'm lucky. My wife still works,

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so you know, I'm home below and everything, and and

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you know, I you know, I try to write, you know,

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the comedy and stuff like that, and it's good. I

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enjoy I enjoy I enjoy being retired. You know, I'm

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making a hole in my couch. But whatever, I like it.

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Well, that's awesome, all right, let's just going on entertainment.

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On April twenty fourth, Let's Got Your two thousand and five.

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The number one album was a Massacre about fifty cent

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fifty cent Olivia. They had the number one song Wet

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Candy Shops, The candy Shop and.

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Stops to stop and go into.

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Kenny Chasney had the number one country song with anything

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but Mine.

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Even MACI Back to Cleveland so Loud? Are You Good?

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Anything but.

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The top book was True Believer by Nicholas Sparks. Top

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movie was The Interpreter at the United Nations. A US

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Secret Service agent, he investigates an interpreter who overhears an

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assassination plot stars Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn, and Catherine Keenan.

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What kind of movies do you like?

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I'd like, you know, the Star Wars movies, like like

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comedies like dr I like all kinds as long as

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as long as they're good documentary, I like. I like

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them all. I like them all.

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So when you were younger, what kind of comedians did

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you like to watch and listen to.

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I used to watch like the X Sullivan Show, and

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all these comics would come on there, and I like

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them all. I mean, I you know, I can go

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way back, you know, and Henny Youngman and Ellen King

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and and uh Joan Rivers and everybody you know. And

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of course I like the Three Stooges and Jack Benny

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and and and modern you know, current comics too, you know,

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I like them with Richard pryor everybody, Eddie Murphy h

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Gary Goleman. Uh, you know, I like comedy in general.

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So when you're backstays at the comedy club getting ready

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to do said, is that pretty good commod camaraderie or

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whatever between the comedians is their backstage.

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Comics are pretty nice. I found them to be pretty nice.

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And yeah, this this camaraderie. I mean, if you don't

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know somebody, you know, you introduce yourself, you know, you

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could talk to them, and you know, if I find

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comics to be nice in general, they're nice. A lot

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of some comics, like you know, some big ones, like

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they do one show after another, so like they come in,

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do their set and then leave to go to another

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club and do another set. So it's not like they're

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hanging out that long to talk to. But other ones,

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you know, do hang out and you could talk and

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exchange information and stuff like that.

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That's cool. Let's see what happened on April the twenty fourth,

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eleven eighty four BC. The Greeks they'd been enable to

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conquer the city of Troy, so they offered them a

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piece they're offering. Yeah, it was a large wooden horse.

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It was twenty five feet tall, ten feet wide. And

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eight feet long. Now the Troe. They were so happy

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that they brought it inside the city gates and they

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had a big old party. Man, they celebrated. They couldn't

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believe that the Greeks actually wanted to have peace with them. Well,

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when they finally went to sleep or passed out, forty

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Greek soldiers who were hiding inside the horse, Yeah, they

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got out and opened the city gates. Let basically the

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whole entire Greek army in Yeah, didn't turn out well

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for Troy, that's for sure. Now, the Troy, it was

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kind of a thought, is kind of like an old

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wives tale throughout history. And finally, and back in eighteen

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seventy one, that's when they discovered Troy and it was buried.

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Eighteen thirty three, Jacob Evertt and George Doltrie they invented

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the soda fountain New York City. In nineteen thirteen, the

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World Words Building opened up seven hundred ninety two feet tall,

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the world's largest tilling in the world until nineteen thirty. Yeah,

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that's when the Empire State Building passed it up. Now

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the World Worth Building. It only cost thirteen point five

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million dollars to build. Back then, now it's still open

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today and the top half is all condos, in the

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bottom half is all office space. Now, if you want

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to buy one of those condos that costs between three

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point two two and nine million dollars penthouse, it's sold

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for thirty million. Nineteen eighty the United States, they launt

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a rescue mission for the Americans being held hostage in

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Iran and the Iranian hostage crisis. Yeah, it was a

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complete disaster. Never even came close to get into the hostages.

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A helipap doctor at crashed into a transport plane. Eight

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American servicemen were killed five were injured.

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In twenty thirteen, in world history, the deadliest structural failure

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that caused a building to collapse happened in Bangladesh. A

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clothing factory collapsed killed one thousand, one hundred and thirty

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four workers. Two thousand, five hundred were injured. They were

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almost all women and children. It reminds me a little.

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In New York we had this famous triangle shirtwaist factory fire,

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where like I think it was like a one hundred

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and forty eight something like that. I forget the number.

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Young women died and stuff like that were burned. It

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was horrible. I think it was nineteen eleven nineteen, not

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on this date, but in nineteen eleven, and a lot

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of laws were changed after that, so it was a

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terrible thing. It led to some good things, but it

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was a terrible thing that all these mostly immigrant women died.

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In twenty twenty three, India passed China for having the

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most people. Indias has about one thousand, four hundred and

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twenty five billion people, surpassed China by about thirty million,

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and the gap is still growing. I have two kids

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competition with any of these countries. But I have two

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great kids. And I have a son who was married

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and lives in North Carolina and he has two kids.

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I have two beautiful granddaughters. We're going to be visiting

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them soon in a few weeks. And we have a

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daughter living in Chicago. She was with her partner. And

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we're very proud of both our kids. The great kids.

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just really nice kids, really nice kids. And my kids

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like that I do comedy. Yeah, I think they're a

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little proud of me. Like, you know, you know how

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many parents, you know how many how many kids have

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parents who who can say their comics or whatever right.

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So I'm happy that my kids are proud of me,

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and even someday has helped me with jokes, like I'll

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you know, I'll be working on a joke and I'll

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run it by one of one of my kids or whatnot.

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you know, input from somebody from a different generation. And

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even though I'm old, they're young. And when I'm in

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a comedy club, there's no difference, you know, like I

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get laughs from all age groups. You know, my comedy

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has there's nothing to do with really age. It's just

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funny is funny, and to me that's you know that

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that's the most important thing. Some people say, you know

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as Ziggy like the stage name and z y g y,

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spelled Ziggy z y g y because my parents came

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from Europe and they were Holocaust survivors and they spelled

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and U n T. So that was on my original

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ber certificate and that's how I got ziggy z y

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g y. But then they got an americanized birth certificate

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for me, and now I spelled sigmund s I G

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m U n D. But anyway, that's that's my name,

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and and I you know, performed comedy every now and then.

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a club. To get on the stage, I have to

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bring guests. I always have to bring guests. And sometimes

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there's two guests, sometimes it's four. Sometimes it could even

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be eight. And I hate bothering people. Even though after

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these people come to see me, they're they're they're thankful

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that they say, you know, they thank me for inviting them.

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They always have a good time and they tell me,

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you know, tell me when you're doing your next show.

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But I always still a little guilty asking people to

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come to shows. But I shouldn't. But anyway, but but

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that's you know, that's the story and stuff. But I

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like I like people hearing people laugh. It's it's it's great.

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It's great for them and great for me.

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Well this I think it was only like two years ago.

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You were voting New York City's funny at Jewish Comic.

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That's true. There was a competition, and obviously Jerry Seinfeld

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in a lot of other things. In that competition, it

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was for people on my level, and I wonder, you

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know that's that's like one of the only things, if

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not the only thing I ever won. Funny Jewish Comedian

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in New York City in twenty twenty two is great.

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I also was lucky enough to be in a in

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a TV show, a documentary called Uh Now I'm blanking you.

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You tell me what's the name of it. I'm good timing,

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thank you, good time with Joe Firestone. She she's a

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great comic. She's a great comic, and she was doing

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comedy at a senior center and uh when COVID hit,

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it got on Zoom and then someone told me about

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it and I joined. And after doing it for I

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don't know what like two years, every week she would

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do it religiously, she decided to make it document to

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make a documentary about us, and and and you could

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see it on on Peacock It again, you know, good

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timing with Joe Firestone. And what I'm really lucky about

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was that she went on the Tonight Show with Jimmy

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Fallon to promote it, and they showed a clip and

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the clip they showed is mine is of me and

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and that was amazing and uh and and the reason

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they showed that clip is because one of the things

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I said, when you know, Joe was talking to me,

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was know, one of my dreams is to be on

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the Tonight Show, you know, but I know that will

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never happen. And then there Jimmy Fallon is saying, well,

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you know, you got on the Tonight Show. I mean

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that was amazing. I mean I wasn't there in person,

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but to have that clip shown of me was was

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was unbelievable. So that that was cool. And and and

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someone told me about you know, the TV show The

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Marvelous Missus Mazel huh that was That was on a

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while ago. I think it was on Netflix. Anyway. You know,

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I'm in the background. You can see the side of

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my cheek for I think a second something, so I

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can say I was on, you know, on another show,

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you know, two episodes. You can see me for a

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split second. But anyway, but that's cool, that's cool.

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Yeah, saying you should feel guilty about asking people to

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come to your show. Then you've got all that.

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Behind you now, Yeah, yeah, thanks thanks, thanks, saying no,

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you're right, you're right, but whatever, But anyway, I have

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to have to do that.

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Let's see who was born on April the twenty fourth,

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Actress Shirley McLain. She's ninety one today. She's born in Richmond, Virginia.

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She is actor Warren Brady's older or Warren eighties older sister. Now,

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she might be a little out there, but she's had

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a great career in acting. Started acting in nineteen fifty one.

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Still is been nominated for Oscar six times. She won

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one for Terms of Endearment Some movies that the younger

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generation might know, or Steve Magnolia's Postcards from the Edge,

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Guarding Test Bewitched. She was married once from nineteen fifty

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four to nineteen eighty two, and they had a daughter,

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actress Jill Ireland. She was born in London, England, nineteen

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thirty six. That's kind of funny. Ireland born in London, England.

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Bill was funny to me anyway. Anyway. Now, she had

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actually a pretty good acting career going with her first husband.

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He was actor David McCallum. He was in some old

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TV shows in the sixties and stuff. They had three sons.

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After they divorced, she was still doing pretty good, but

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then in nineteen sixty eight her career just took off.

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She married actor Charles Bronson. Yeah, they were in sixteen

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movies together. They had two daughters along the way, Jill.

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She died from breast cancer nineteen ninety at fifty four

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years old. Writer Sue Grafton. She's born in Louisville, Kentucky,

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in nineteen forty. Known for her alphabet book series. Got

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start off as for Alibi, DA is for Burglar, C

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is for her corpse, and so on. She started the

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series in nineteen eighty two. She made her all the

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way up to Y and why is for yesterday? And

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that was in twenty seventeen. Now, had she lived, Z

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would have been Z is for zero, But she died

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from cancer in twenty seventeen, so she never wrote Z.

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She was seventy seven years old. She had a son

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and a daughter from her first husband a daughter from

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her second husband. She married her third husband in nineteen

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seventy eight.

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Soustasanties She love Fresias the Moon. That's Spams. Barbara Streissen.

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She's eighty three, born Brooklyn, same place as made Brooklyn,

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New York. That's so cool. She started singing in nightclubs

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and off Broadway theaters in the early sixties. Now she

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has sold over one hundred and fifty million records. She's

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won two Oscars, one for acting in the movie Funny Girl,

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the other for the song We Played Evergreen from the

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movie A Star Is Born. She has also won five Emmys,

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ten Grammys, and one Tony. She's one of the few

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entertainers to win the Grand Slam. It's called the Egod.

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Only twenty one people have done it. Barbera's first husband

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was hector actor Elliott Gould. They had a son, and

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then she then married actor James Brolin in nineteen ninety eight.

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Are you a native New Yorker?

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Yep, yep, yep. Born in Brooklyn, stayed there for a

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long time and got married and now we live in Manhattan.

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We live in Manhattan.

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Pretty cool?

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Is that? Yep?

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That was yep? That was Jack Blade.

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Okay, that was Jack Blade singing for the band Night Rangers.

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Jack is seventy one born in Palm Desert, California. Jack

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Starlout and the band Rubicon then helped form Night Ranger

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in nineteen eighty two. He sings lead on every hit

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they have except their biggest sister, Christian. Their drummer Kelly

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Kegy sings that one on the side. Jack was in

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the group Damn Yankees with Tommy Shaw and Ted Nugent.

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Jack married in nineteen seventy seven and they have two sons.

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Had you read this one? Do you like the comedian

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Cedric the entertainer?

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Yeah, sure, sure.

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He's sixty one today. He's born in Jefferson City, Missouri.

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Started out as a really successful stand up comedian. Then

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of course he went into TV. He was on the

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Steve Harvey Show. He's been starting in the neighborhood since

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twenty eighteen. Some of his movies were the original Kings

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of comedy, barbershop movies, done a lot of a lot

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of voice. Rols sedricated daughter from a girlfriend. He got

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married in nineteen ninety nine and they have a son

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and a daughter. So Zickie, do you watch those talent

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shows like American Idol and The Last Comic Standing and

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all that kind of stuff?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, and no comic position. They've gotten fired.

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I think I think they got the closest they got to, like,

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you know whatever, Being in the final two, but no

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comic has ever won. But I even tried out for myself.

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I you know, sent them clips whatever went on auditions

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that they do you know on Zoom, but I was

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never chosen. But it's always fun to watch. I love

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watching it. Cool.

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Well, that was Kelly Clarkston. She was born in Fort Worth, Texas,

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forty three years old today. She won that first season

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of American Idol in two thousand and two, sold over

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fifty five million records. A moment like this, since you

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been gone stronger, what doesn't kill you? My life would

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suck without you. Yeah, those are some of her big hits. Now,

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she's going to be doing a residency in Las Vegas

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and Caesar her Palace from July fourth and until November.

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If you want to go check her out in Vegas.

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She's done a lot of TV also. She was a

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coach on the TV show Voice for seven of the seasons.

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She has her own daytime talk show. It's called The

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Kelly Clarkson Show. She's been doing that since twenty nineteen.

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She married once for nine years and has a son

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and a daughter from it.

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See begins You out.

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Forgives You find the Dawns meets you.

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Outs just as well forgives YOUWN.

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That is Tyson Ritters, singing lead for the band The

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All American Rejects. Tyson is forty one born in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

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Tyson the guys formed the band during high school in Stillwater.

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They thought the name of the All American Rejects just

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sounded cool. I think it's cool too. Some of their

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hits dirty Little Secret, it Ends Tonight, move Along, gives

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you a Hell. Theree Rejects will be touring from July

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seventh through mid November. Tyson married in twenty thirteen and

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they have a son. Holland Times Sounding Manning's That's country

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singer Carly Pearce and she was born in Taylor Mill, Kentucky.

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She's thirty five. Every little thing I hope you're happy

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now with Bryce Lean, what he didn't do and never

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wanted to be that girl with Ashtley McBride are some

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of her hits. Carly is out on her Hummingbird tour

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now if you want to see her. She married once

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for eight months, so you got her beat. I gotta

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beat by a little. I've been married forty two years,

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so I got to beat by a little man. But

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let me let me tell you a little about if

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anybody is interested in my comedy, you know, if you're

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in New York, you know, I'd love you to come

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to a show. I don't perform every week or anything

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like that, but I post things on like Facebook. On Facebook,

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it's Sigmund, Ziggy Susser. I kept the Sigmund even ever

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he calls me zig I kept the sigma in case,

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you know, people who didn't call me Ziggy remember that name,

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you know, you know by the way, I can tell

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you this funny little story. My first day in kindergarten. Uh,

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the teacher takes attendance and I never heard my name called,

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so I never raised my hand. And she says, you know,

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what what what what? What's your name? You know, little boy?

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And I said, you know, Ziggy Susser And she said,

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you're not Ziggy, so so you're Sigmund Susser. I was

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five years old. That was the first time I ever

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heard the name Sigmund. No one ever called me Sigma.

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Sigmund's not a little kid's name. You know, you have

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to make an adulta have Sigmund. So you know, my

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mother piss picks me up from from you know, kindergarten,

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and I say, you know, the teacher said, my name

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is Sigmund. Is that true? And she said, yeah, that's true.

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I couldn't believe it. You know, do you under what

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it's like to be five years old and realize your

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parents have lived to you your whole life? It's you

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know what that does? Okay, it makes them into comedian.

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But anyway, but that's where I thought that I was Sigmund.

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I was really anyway. So on Facebook, I'm Sigmund Ziggy Sesser.

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I have some YouTube videos. On YouTube, I'm Ziggy Susser.

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I have you know, I don't I don't put a lot.

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I'm not good with social media. But I have some

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stuff on Instagram at Ziggy Susser, on TikTok at Adziggy Susser.

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I've done stuff, you know with my with Charlie the

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Bird on TikTok so some videos you know of me

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some with Charlie and stuff like that, and basically you know,

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and and my my email address is uh Ziggy sessor

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z y g y s U s s e r

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at gmail dot com. If you're ever in New York

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and want to see me, you know, just you know,

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you can, you know, get in touch with me. And

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and and I can do a show as long as

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I can bring between two and four people. I can

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put myself into a show and I'll be happy to

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perform anyway, you know. Hope, hope you you know you

487
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like that. I like doing this. So so thanks a lot, Jeff.

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It was a pleasure, and I hope people got a

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kick out of it.

490
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Yeah, and you've been really good and all that information

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you get it, we're gonna put it on the show notes.

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So if you didn't get it, but as email and

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how to get to his social media and all that

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kind of stuff down. So yeah, I definitely want to

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say it. And if you've got like he said, he's

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got some YouTube videos out there. Yeah you can see

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how funny is. Just click on that. You guys will

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be in for a really nice surprise. He's funny as thatch.

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And And and I'm thinking of doing my own podcast

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at some point, Like I have an idea. I even

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have a title. I know, if it's okay to say it,

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if somebody steal it if I say it, but you know,

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I want to call it like social insecurity. And I

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don't know if it's Zicky sensors, socialistecurity, soci security and

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sensor anyway, that's why do you have any thought? What

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what do you think would be better Ziggy sensor and

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social and security with social security with Ziggy sensor? What

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what what do you think would be better? Titled?

509
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I think social Insecurity with Ziggy would be better.

510
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Thank you, thank you, and and and it's not talking

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about social security. It's talking about I mean, it's not

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talk about social security, you know. I mean, I work there.

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I don't want to talk about it. But it's it's

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talk about people, you know, how you know, how we

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all have social social insecurities and and how we've overcome

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stuff and stuff like that. So, uh, I hope I

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get it off you know, off the road, you know,

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with whatever of the track, whatever you want to call it,

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and going off the track.

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But anyway, I hope I get to do it. No,

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I think it'll be really good and I think eyould

522
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ever really enjoy it. Thank you, Thank definitely, thank you

523
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for being here today. It's been it's been great talking

524
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to you. And uh, we have an internet radio station.

525
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It's called Country Underground, right, now where we play the

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best up and coming country started. We're gonna end a

527
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day with Kristen Kristen Krause. This is their song Silver.

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I don't know, I'm not, I'm not. I'm know.

529
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We ain't proving.

530
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You're the best thing I ever had. But it ain't working.

531
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You're doing a badrick pill on no cud hear this heard.

532
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I was trying to cook pay night to my head.

533
00:30:26.720 --> 00:30:30.559
You see Thomas, I see red and you say I'm

534
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never home, but you sound the when hours go home.

535
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You're trying to change me. I'm still the same Silver,

536
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just hampy Gold. We go, we go, we go, we

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go around our circles. Mom Mama said, honey, you shouldn't

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be jumping her nose looking it's supposed to be this

539
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once we started. I'm in the Suppo pray by my head.

540
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You see down this this out sea ring. You say

541
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I'm never home, which you sounded when hours go home.

542
00:31:13.599 --> 00:31:16.640
You're trying to change me. I'm still the same as Silver.

543
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Just camping go.

544
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You should no bed now, we can't be together down Silver,

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just camping go