Feb. 6, 2026

Feb 7th-Garth Brooks, James Spader, Ashton Kutcher, Gidget the Chihuahua, Charles Dickens

Feb 7th-Garth Brooks, James Spader, Ashton Kutcher, Gidget the Chihuahua, Charles Dickens
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National fettucini alfredo day. Entertainment from 1966. Baltimore fire 1904, 1st unteathered spacewalk, Blazing Saddles premiered. Todays birthdays - Charles Dickens, Laura Ingels, Garth Brooks, James Spader, Ashton Kutcher, Gidget the Chihauhau. Dale Evans died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran  Dianna on Spotify
The Alfredo song - Guy who sings your name over and over
My Love - Petula Clark
There goes my everything - Jack Greene
Birthdays - in da club - 50 Cen     http://50cent.com/
Friends in low places (Live) - Garth Brooks
That 70's Show TV theme
Yo Quiero Taco Bell - TV commercial
Exit -  A little less alone - Darryl Perry  https://www.derrylperry.com/   

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Welcome to history and factoids about today. I am Jeff.

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Today's February of the seventh.

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Alfredo el Bredo, Elfredo, Alfredo, Elfredo, Elfredo, Alfredo, el Bredo,

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el Bredo, el Bredo, el Bredo Alfrado.

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Today is National Fedcini Alfredo Day. Now Italy is Alfredo

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de la Leo. He created nineteen oh eight. He made

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it for his pregnant wife. She couldn't seem to keep

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anything down, so he came up with Fedcini Alfredo. She

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absolutely loved it. So he put his butter, every cream

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parmesan mixture over Feticcini Boston and his menu restaurant since

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then Fetiini Alfreda. That's pretty much a mainstay on every

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Italian restaurant. But you can put mushrooms and shrimp and

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spinach in there whatever you like. Now, if you really

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want to enjoy a Fetinia Alfredo, they say the best

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way to do it is with a glass of white

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wine and to have fruit for desserts. Now, olive garden carabas.

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Now a bunch of you local restaurant are all having

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deals today. Now if that doesn't sound good, Today is

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also National ice Cream for Breakfast Day. Yeah, tight, you

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might like that one, all right? This Who's going on

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entertainment on February seven, It's back. In nineteen sixty six,

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No one album was rubber sold by the Beatles, but

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Tulacark had the number once on with My Love.

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My wal Some Shine, somet My Love, The.

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Machine Wine Sky Star Shines read nine and there is

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in this world can ever change?

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Jack Green had the number one country song with there

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Goes My Everything.

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There Go.

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ALMD the.

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Ree.

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The number one book was The Source by James Mischner.

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Top movie was Doctor Shivago, a Russian doctor and poet.

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Now he's married, but he falls in love with the

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political actor of his wife. Yeah. During World War One

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and the Russian Revolution, stars Omar Sharif, Julia, Christie Roth Stagger,

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Alec Guinness. Nineteen seventy four Mill Brooks. He premiered his

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movie Blazing Saddles. He did at the Pickwick drive in

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in Burbank. Now everyone had to watch the movie sitting

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on the back of a horse. No cars were allowed,

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all right. What happened on in February the seventh, eighteen seventeen,

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Baltimore became the first American city to be lit up

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by gas street lamps. Yeah, they used the gas that

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came from coal. Eighteen fifty six in Tasmania, the island

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off Australia, first time in world history, they passed the

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law that elections would be held by secret ballot. Now

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the first time the United States had a secret ballot

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for their election eighteen eighty four. Let's go back to Baltimore.

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Now this wasn't because of the gas street lamps. In

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nineteen oh four, I just caught a cigarette, started a

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fire that became absolutely huge. Last of thirty one hours,

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burned eighty blocks. Now, fire departments all over the Eastern

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Seaborne rushed over there to try and help, as far

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asway to New York City. When they got there, they

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couldn't do anything. No one else's hoses would connect to

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the Baltimore's hydrants.

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See, back then, every city had their own fire department,

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and they had their own fire hydrants and their own hoses.

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Nothing could ever get interchangeable. So that led to the

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national standard on fire hydrants. It's in use today every

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fire department hose of work in any city they go

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to to help with World War Two in nineteen forty three,

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United States began shoe rationing. Now you can only buy

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three pairs of shoes a year. I know that doesn't

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really sound that unreasonable, but get this, we got everybody

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really upset. Shoes were only allowed to be made in

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four colors black white, town brown or Armory russet that

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is a reddish brown. And women's hills they could be

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no longer than two and five eight inches. And men's

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sandals and golf shoes they were banned, so I really

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made them. Man, what if that an exception for kids? Though?

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Now this guy has some big balls. Nineteen eighty four,

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United astronout Bruce McCandless he did a spacewalk from the

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Space Shuttle Challenger untethered, first time anyone has done that. Yeah,

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nothing connected him to the Space Shuttle, but honestly, don't

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you think it was probably a.

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Bet doked joked jake shug this shiverf dakenna he left

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this shuverfday. We got simple tar he left.

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This shibf day.

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And you know you don't.

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Oh, okay, let's see it was born on February seventh.

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Writer Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth, England, in eighteen

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twelve his books have never been out of print. Over

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two hundred movies and TV shows have been based on

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his books. Something you might know of or Oliver Twist,

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The Christmas Carol, David Copperfield, the Teletoo Cities, Great Expectations,

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probably at least heard their titles now. Back in the day,

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Dickens was huge celebrity, probably more famous than most actress

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and singers are today now. He would go on world tours.

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He came to the United States twice. So what do

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you do is go to the town, their biggest theater,

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and then he would go on stage and just read

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his book to the sold out crowd. Yeah, the hardest

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ticket to get. Charles. He had married in eighteen thirty

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six and they had ten kids. That sounds like a

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rock star. He left his wife in nine eighteen fifty eight,

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hooked up with an eighteen year old actress. Sounds like

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a rock star during those days, though, the way it

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worked in politically and pretty much entertainment, that kind of

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Dickens was too famous to get a divorce, so nobody

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knew that he ever left his wife for that eighteen

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year old girl. He died from a stroke in eighteen

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seventy at fifty eight years old, Are you old enough?

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Or?

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He watched reruns of the TV show Little House on

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the Prairie. That's where Melissa Gilbert played Laura Ingles and

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Michael Landon played Paul. The show is based on the

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books by Loura Ingles Wilder, the Little House on the

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Prairie book series now the real Lour Ingles. And she

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was born in Pipton County, Wisconsin in eighteen sixty seven.

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The books are based on where she grew up and

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how she grew up, but the stories are all fiction. Yeah,

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she made all those up. She got married in eighteen

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eighty five and they had two children, Laura. She died

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in nineteen fifty seven and ninety years old from diabetes.

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Actor James Spader. He's sixty six. He's born in Boston

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in nineteen sixty. His first big movie was Pretty in Pink,

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then Mannequin, Six Lives of Videotapes, Crash. He get really

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big on TV and The Practice in Boston Illegal. Then

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he played Red on Blacklist for ten years. Kind of

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funny a ball guy being called Red now James. He

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had two sons from his first wife. They divorced after

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seventeen years. He's been with his girlfriend since two thousand

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and two, and they have an You know that today

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is actually really slow day, so I just thought, you know,

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what the hell? I hope you all like Garth.

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Sometimes the craziest things in the world can happen.

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You can actually cut a song, they can actually put

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it on one of those little bit of this, They

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can take it to your radio station and it's then

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and only then you realize something's wrong. I didn't first

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notice it.

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I've blayed it, and I've blayed it, and it never

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hit me till all of a sudden. One day I

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was driving around back home and it became on the

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radio and I said, Garth, that's what I go buy

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back home this guard And I said, Garth, I said,

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would you handle this situation that way?

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I said.

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No, I don't think I would, So I.

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Hope you don't mind. But I had to go back

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and write a third verse for this song to make

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it a little bit more mean.

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If you know what I mean, give it the rockers.

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Like a sous row.

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I'll just snow me at all. Then I've been there.

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And everything.

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Oh, I'll just sing good night. E'll show myself to

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the door. Name the Cow's a big scene. Just wait

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till I finished his last six three may but.

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Into the.

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You can't chance.

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Garth. It's actually his middle name. His first name is Troil,

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so he's Troil. Garth Brooks born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in

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nineteen sixty two, sixty four years old today. Now, I'm

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not talking records. Records are singles. I'm talking albums. Garth

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has sold over one hundred and fifty seven million albums.

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That is only behind the Beatles, who sold one hundred

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and eighty three million albums for all time. Yeah, Garth

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has sold more albums than Elvis and Michael Jackson, but

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they're singles killing a lot more now. Garthium and his

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first wife there are married for fifteen years and they

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had three daughters. Garth married country singer trishay Yearwood in

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two thousand and five. Actor Ashton Cooker, actor Ashton Kutcher.

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He's forty eight. He's born to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. In

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nineteen seventy eight. Started out on TV's That seventy Show

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and then punked into and a Half Men. Some of

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his movies Our Dude Word's macr just married my boss's

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daughter killers he married did me more for eight years,

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then he married me Lacunas in twenty fifteen. They have

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a son and a daughter.

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No Kiddle Taco Ben.

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That was Gidget to Chihuaala Gidget. She was a spokesperson

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for Taco Bell in the late nineteen nineties. Now she

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was born today. In nineteen ninety four, Carlos azer all

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he actually voiced and would say you'll kiro tucko Bell

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for Gidget. She didn't speak English. Now it means I

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want tackle bell. I think Carlos, I think he probably

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said all gidgets lines for now. She was hugely popular.

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Somebody said that in two thousand, when talking Taco Bell

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stopped using her for their TV commercials, sales fell six percent.

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That is still the biggest dropping sales that Taco Bells

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ever had. Well Gidget. She also did a Geico commercial

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and she started in the movie Legally Blonde two. She

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died in two thousand and nine and fifteen years old,

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from a stroke. All Right, our coote of the day,

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it comes from Dale Evans, who cares a clouds, bring.

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A song and bring this sunny.

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Dale wrote that song Happy Trail saying with her husband

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Roy rogers Dale, died a day in two thousand and

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one at eighty eight years old. She said, every time

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we love, every time we give, it's Christmas. Well, thank

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you and thank you for revoloving us, that's for sure,

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and it makes it easy to find us too. All right,

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that country underground radio artists to day, it comes from

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Pam and Iowa. She wants to hear a little less

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alone from Darryl Perry. You guys have an awesome day,

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and we'll talk tomorrow.

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Because so you didn't walk in talking your troubles, didn't

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borrow up your ordering doubles, didn't seek out bootstood and

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craft had to be country but not too loud.

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So you didn't want some wine in your business. But

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it rocks to fast.

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Some one who listens trying to had a heart with

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a jagged in don't come easy.

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In a red dresss when you're all by yourself, eating help,

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letting go of someone else, trying to fell a little

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less alone, could spending at night at home, sitting letter,

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staring at the phone. One let go up that stone.

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Even if we had a hard time been all, didn't

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ever get a little bit more golf. Maybe we can

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find us and comforts on trying to feel a little

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less the medal, less alone with shot.

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We're going Roses is ride forcific, just keeping him coming,

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and I'm riding for Tip.

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Here's do one new star, Just get the start. Here's

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to our hearts. Let the little love guard it together,

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all by our sails, eating help.

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To letting go froward, trying to feel a little less alone,

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come spending thud a night at home, sitting, let us

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starving at the phone. Don't let go let that stone,

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even if we've had a hard time moving on, even

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let it get a little bit before gone. Maybe we

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can find us and converts.

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Don't trying to get ahadle.

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It's real less