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Hi there, I am Jeff and it is July twenty eighth,
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and welcome to history and facto.
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It's about today.
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Swimming pool, water slides, wave machines. Here I come, no, right.
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It is National Water Parks Day. You are not wearing
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a speedo. Now, from the youngest kids to grandma and grandpa,
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everyone can find something to do at a water park.
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You've got wade pools, lazy rivers, rides of splash slides.
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Germany has the largest water park in the world. Now
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Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, Yeah, they're fighting it out for the
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biggest one of the United States.
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Now, even if.
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There's not a water park near you, I'm sure you
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can find someplace nearby where you can go swimming in
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the water and cool down. Worst case scenario, there's always
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the slipping slide. All right, let's see happening entertainment on
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July twenty eighth. Let's go back to their nineteen fifty
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six number one album was My Fair Lady's Broadway Play album.
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Elvis Presley had the number one song with I Want You,
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I Need You, I Love you.
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OL make me thrill with the light, let me know
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we're a stand around the store.
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I want You, I Love You.
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Ray Price said the number one country song with crazy arms.
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Hurrysy Arms and reads two hold Somebody New, are my
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Yarning Hearty, Save.
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Trouble?
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Noson too one.
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Will.
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The number one book was The Last Hurrah by Edwin O'Connor.
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Top movie was High Society, when a socialite is about
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to remarry her ex husband has forty eight hours to
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convince her that she still loves him. Stars Ben Crosby,
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Grace Kelly, and Frank Sinatra. One of the most visually
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stunning movies of all time was released today in nineteen
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seventy eight, Animal House. They made it for two point
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eight million, made one hundred and forty one million. All right,
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What happened on July the twentieth? They are partying in
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Peru today it's national holiday.
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Today.
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In eighteen twenty one, Peru they declared their independence from Spain. Now,
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unlike our July fourth, they celebrate for two days. Eighteen
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sixty six, US President Andrew Johnson signed the Metric Act
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of eighteen sixty six. It made it legal for Americans
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to use the metric system. But just like Jimmy Carter
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who tried to make Americans use the metric system. In
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the nineteen seventies, Johnson was all a one term president.
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Eighteen sixty eight, the fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution
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was ratified. It granted US citizenship to all former slaves. Yeah,
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they'd been freed a few years ago, but they really
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didn't have any rights. This legally made x slaves equal
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citizens under the law. Nineteen fourteen, in New York City,
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at a party at the New Amsterdam Roof Garden, guy
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named Henry Fox busted a move on the dance floor
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no one had ever seen before. Everybody absolutely loved it,
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and they really loved learner know how to do it?
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They ain't at the Fox Truck.
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Also in nineteen fourteen, it had been one month since
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a Serbian had assassinated Austria's Archduke Ferdinand and his wife.
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Austria declared war on Serbia. Today made it official.
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So now was on.
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World War One officially began. Everyone now just had to
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pick what's side you were on. Nineteen forty two, the
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United States being coffee rationing, every family could get one
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found of coffee every five weeks. That wasn't because of
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a coffee shortage. Actually, Latin and South American company Copanies.
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They had more coffee than they knew what to do it.
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The problem was transportation. Yeah, they just weren't many ships available.
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All the ships were being used for military purposes. But
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exactly one year later, in nineteen forty three, they got
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her all figured out and coffee rationing was over. Nineteen
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forty five, the United States Air Force bomber it was
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just on a routine flight when it got into heavy
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fog over New York City and got itself lost, ended
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up slamming into the seventy ninth floor of the Empire
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State Building. All three crew members on the plane and
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eleven people in the building were killed. Betty Lou Oliver,
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she was working as an elevator operator on the seventy
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fifth floor. Flying shop metal had injured Betty pretty bad,
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so when rescue workers they finally got it, they decided
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she needed to get down there for emergency medical attention
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right out, So they put her on the elevator and
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then sent her down. What they didn't know was all
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that flying shop metal that had injured Betty. Yeah, it
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also cut all those elevator cables, so she free fell
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over one thousand feet to the building's basement. Rescuers knew
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that she wasn't alive, but they did go down to
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try into the basement to recover her body. Hotly crap, Betty,
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she was still alive. Even all those cables fill down
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that ship. It kind of ended up in almost like
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a coil, so it was just enough of a spring
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to really keep the elevator car from crashing and winking
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too hard, Betty, she was twenty years old. That she
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was really messed up, broken, peale was broken, back, broken, next,
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you name it. It was broken. But it took a
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year and she made a complete recovery. I'm betting this
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because she was twenty years old now, Betty, Yeah, Betty Lou.
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She still holds the world record for longest fall down
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an elevator. Shoot that lived co cot coot coat coat
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goat shuge.
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This shiver day.
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Were gonna pause he left this shuverday. We gonna siple
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car like this shivers day, and you know we don't
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do because that's her birthday. Let's check out it was
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born on July the twenty eighth.
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Oh well, already bomb simple Remaine friend sise. I didn't
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have every one little bit.
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It was Alive and the Tube.
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That was Rudy Valley. He was born in Island Pond, Vermont,
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in nineteen oh one. He has getting here, the first
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teen idol, first pop star, and one of the first
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crooners in history. Performed in Rudy Valley and the Connecticut Yankees.
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Now at that time good microphones really hadn't been invented yet.
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Some most microphones kind of sucks, and his band would
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play so loud that the crowd couldn't hear him sing
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so often he was just using megaphone, all right. Some
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of his ads the Stein song You Outed Me in
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Pictures when Uber played the rumba on the tuba. He
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married his fourth wife in nineteen forty nine. There together
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until he died from cancer in nineteen eighty six at
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eighty five years old. Earl Tupper He was born in Berlin,
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New Hampshire, nineteen oh seven nineteen forty eight, oh Earl.
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He invented tupperware. Yeah, but he didn't get any retailers
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to sell his tepware, so he started selling them at
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Tupperware parties got pretty big, and then nineteen fifty eight
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he was able to sell the Tupware company for sixteen
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million bucks. Now, as soon as that check cleared, he
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divorced his wife, gave up his US citizenship so naturally taxes,
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and bought an island off of Costa Rica. He lived
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there until he died in nineteen eighty three at seventy
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six years old. Don't you wonder what this casket was
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mean of? Cartoonist Jim Davis is seventy nine. He's born
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to marry in Indiana. In nineteen forty five. He created Garfield,
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one of the biggest comic strips in the world. It's
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been the comic strip in the bucks, TVs, movies, lots
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and lots of merchandise.
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Garfield started out.
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In nineteen seventy eight. Jim, he didn't draw the strips
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anymore though, No, he gives that to the long term assistance.
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But he does write the strips that they have to draw.
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He had one child from his first wife, married a
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second wife in two thousand and they have two children.
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Boy No Way Glynn look playing.
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Songs.
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I made per Way.
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Nicey gosh, we hadn't made close.
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Actress Sally Struthers, she was one of Portland, Oregon in
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nineteen forty seven. She's seventy seven, best known for the
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Glory on the sitcom All in the Family. She was
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the original voice of Pebbles Flintstone. Yeah says She's got that.
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She was on The Gilmore Girls for seven years. She
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married once and has a daughter from it. Actress Georgia Ingle.
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She was born in Washington, d C. In nineteen forty eight. Now,
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I know you probably don't recognize her name, but you'd
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recognize her. She was a petite blonde with a really soft,
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squeaky voice. Her characters were usually really ditzy. She started
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out on the Mary Tyler Moore show Coach, Everybody Loves Raymond,
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Hot in Cleveland and Really. She voiced Bobby in the
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open season movies. She died in twenty nineteen at seventy
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years old. Actress Lori Laughlin is sixty. She's born in Queen's,
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New York in nineteen sixty four. First acting gig was
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on as a teenager Yep. She was on the daytime
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soap op for the Edge of the Night. Most known
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for the sitcom Full House and Fuller House, she was
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on nine oh two one oh for three seasons. She's
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been married to her second husband since nineteen ninety nine
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and they have two daughters.
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Win on, wake up in the.
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Morn't think I'll make it all time.
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I got no buckst I give myself just in time
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to see the possible.
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It's all right, I'm saying.
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On the.
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Actress Elizabeth Berkeley.
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She was born in nineteen seventy two and Farmington Hills,
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New Michigan. No, she's fifty two, Like I said. She's
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most known for playing Jesse on the TV show Saved
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by the Bell Stent some movies, Sure Girls, First Wives Club,
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Any given Sunday. She got married in two thousand and
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three and they have one son.
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Man Oh yeah, why me cracked that road?
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Walk up brien?
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Now, why me jock jockey and on him? Hate him?
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Mane?
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When I do that?
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Sold your boy.
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I leant to lift there.
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Crank that night. No on jacket on your jockey know
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and if we get to fighting, then on cocking on?
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No cock on.
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You can't be at your local party.
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Yes, I crank in every day.
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Sold your boy.
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He's thirty four, born in DeAndre Wing in Chicago in
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nineteen ninety now and even six he moved his family
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to Atlanta. Some of his biggest hits are cranked that
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old your boy kissed me through the phone, turned my
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swag on soldier and his girlfriend.
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They have one son. Alright, hey, here's a pretty interesting factory. Today.
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Ninety five percent of the world uses the metric system.
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Eighty six percent of Americans have no desire to use
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the metric system. Now, remember ninety five percent of the world.
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I also love soccer A thank you for being here today.
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We appreciate it.
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Don't forget to follow us. I know you listen to
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us on it comes here. It's at Coolmedia dot com.
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That's call at three US. Let's end with composer Johannes
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Sebastian Buck. He died today in seventeen fifty at sixty
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five years old. Johannes said, I was obliged to be industrious.
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Whoever is equally industrious will succeed equally as well. You
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guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.
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