March 27, 2026

March 28-Hot Tubs, Reba McEntire, Lady Gaga, Salt n Pepa, Rodney Atkins, Vince Vaughn, Julia Stiles, Charleigh's 10

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My co-host today is Charleigh. We celebrate her 10th birthday and let you all know about her YouTube channel christmas4eva. https://www.youtube.com/@Crhistmas4eva

National Hot tub day. Entertainment from 2016. Worst Nuclear accidnet in US history, 1st washing machiine invented, Longes dinosaur footprint found. Todays birthdays - Conchata Ferrell, Reba McEntire, Cheryl James, Rodney Atkins, Vince Vaughn, Julia Stiles, Lady Gaga. Dwight Eisenhower died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
James Brown hot tub pary - Saturday Night Liive
Work - Rihanna Drake
Heartbeat - Carrie Underwood
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
I don't wanna be a one night stand - Reba McEntire
Push it - Salt n Pepa
Farmers Daughter - Rodney Atkins
Just Dance - Lady Gaga
Exit - Get him back - Olivia Rodrigo

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Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History. In fact,

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it is about today. Today. I have a very special

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co host coming all the way from Pennsylvania. She has

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a really cool YouTube channel that I want to talk

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about later on, but actually I want to celebrate with

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her today. Today is Charlie's tenth birthday. So happy birthday, Charlie,

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and welcome to the show. How are you doing on

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your How are you doing? Good? Good? I'm glad you

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could join us today. So you're ten? Huh uh? You

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feel all grown up now?

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Yes?

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Yes? So your fourth grade? Do you like your teachers? Yeah?

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Who are they? So we can give him a shout

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out over the air.

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Mister Cruthers and missus Taylor?

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Right, mister Crothers and missus Taylor. I guess you have

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a fan with Charlie now, so now you have to

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give her good grades because you mentioned your name. So

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today's your birthday and so do you want to do

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anything fun today?

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Well, I'm having a spot a sleepover with like three

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of my friends.

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Well that's good. So what do you want for your birthday?

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Well? What a phone? Oh?

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A phone? Well yeah that sounds reasonable, I guess. So

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when you're with your your sleepover friends. You're gonna be

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talking about boys any in particular. You want to wish

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you a happy birthday? No, oh, you got shy out

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of me there, did you.

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Well?

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You know, well you're having were you having your sleepover?

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Me and the other adults. You know what we're going

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to celebrate today the whole time.

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To make it hot tubbing, hot tubs chucking.

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Today's National Hot Tub Day. Do you like hot tubs? Yes,

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pretty relaxing, huh yeah. Now the Egyptians they're the first

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people who were recorded they actually have hot therapeutic baths.

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That was four thousand years ago. Then the Greeks and

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the Romans, you know, they quickly followed. You have to

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med up hot tubs with all those people. They're pretty

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gross until the nineteen seventies. Then fiberglass was invented. That's

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when they started making the hot tubs that we love today.

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Hot tubs they are good. Yeah, they're really good for relaxing. Yeah,

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and relieving stress. Think you and your sleepover friends to

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be able to find a hot tub, probably not so.

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Do you like doing yeah, because that are good to

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relieve in those sports injuries. What's your favorite sport so well,

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softball is that your favorite one to watch too?

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I don't really watched it. I just play it.

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Yeah, it's kind of like baseball. Yeah, it's gonna yeah,

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it's fun to do. But yeah, if I want a

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napole to actually do that, okay, And you're not gonna

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tell us any boys that you like, right, no? Okay,

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Well let's just see what was going on in entertainment

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on March twenty eighth and twenty sixteen. The day you

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were born, you know, the day you were born, gas

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was under two dollars a gallon really, and then Kender

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Klamar had the number one album it's called untitled un Mask.

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Rihanna and Drake they had the number one song with work.

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Oh wake up and and UN's wrong.

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Just get ready to work, work work work, work work

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to me, I'll be work work work, work, work work

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see me know me? There there there were were what

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what do you are going?

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You have no idea how art it will to find

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a version of that song that I could play for

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a ten year old.

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Now.

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Then the number one country song was Heartbeat by Kerrie Underwood.

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We see those city lies the way you file.

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Making song a cricket car in the backworld on the

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hot standing.

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On your shoes and dancing to the hid.

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What kind of music do you like? I love you,

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Olivia Rodrigo. You thinks he's pretty cool? Yeah, yeah, yes

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they are. I've found that out. She's got a lot

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of easinex to her songs. An she don't worry. I

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won't tell your dad went in Innians all right. The

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number one book today was Fire Toys by Patricia Biggs.

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The top movie was Batman Versus Superman Donna Justice now

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Lex Luthor. He gets Batman and Superman to fight, so

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Wonder Woman shows up. I guess you know, had to

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have the girl in to talk to. I'd never saw

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the movie. I don't know. I just know it's Ben Affleck,

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Terry Cavill, Amy Adams, Jesse Eisenberg, and Galgadot. What kind

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of movies do you like?

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I don't really know. Just like movies.

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Just movies.

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Yeah, any random movie.

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As long as it did that get do funny or scary.

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I don't like scary movies, so like funny.

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Well let's see what happened on March twenty eighth. Besides

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you being born Okay, Okay, during the Roman Empire, this

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was way back, This was back in Jesus' time. In

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order to become empire emperor, you had to be born

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into it or you had to win it on the battlefield. Then,

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in the year one ninety three, the Roman emperor Pertinax

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he was killed by his palace guards. Yeah, they killed him,

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and then they said that they give his emperorship to

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whoever gave them the most money. So this guy Didius,

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he paid him the most money. So Didius became the

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new emperor. Well, nobody was happy about that, not the

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Roman people, not the Roman Senate, and especially not the

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Roman generals who were out in the field. The closest

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general was this guy named Severance. So he got his

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army together and he went over to Rome to get

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rid of those guards.

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Yeah.

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Those palace guards, you know, they were kind of whimps.

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They didn't really stand a chance against Severance's army. Yeah,

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went much of a final. Actually, one of those palace

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guards he actually killed Didius to try and impress Severance.

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It didn't work, Severns he killed them all. Yeah. So

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all the people who were involved in pertin Nick's execution,

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they were dead now Didius for all that money he

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gave those guards. He got to be emperor for sixty

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one days, and the guards they never even had time

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to spend the money that he gave them. Do you

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do your own laundry?

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Mm?

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No, No, couple more years yet.

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And I put it away.

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But actually that's the worst part. Seventeen ninety seven in

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New Hampshire, this guy named Nathan Nathaniel Briggs, he invented

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the first washing machine. He called it the box mangler.

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Now it was a large box and it had rollers

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inside it, and then there were rocks on top of

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those rollers. Now you had to weave the clothing in

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and out of the rollers. Then people on each end

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would pull livers kind of like a foosball table, and

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they would agitate the clothes and the rocks and that,

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and that's what they got your clothes clean. So you

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had to do that. He could keep going down to

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the creek. In nineteen thirty and you know the country Turkey, Yes, yep, okay,

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there is a country called Turkey. Now the's two biggest

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cities are Constantinople and Angora. Now they changed their name.

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Constantinople became Istanbul and Goora came Ankra now instantboul. It

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had actually changed its name from back in fourteen fifty three,

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so for over five hundred years they changed it only locals.

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So they said, you know, we're going to let all

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the other people know about it. Now Turkey. In June

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of twenty twenty two, they actually changed their name from Turkey.

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I think it's Turkey.

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I know.

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They changed the spelling, so now it's t U r

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k I y E instead of k E y.

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See.

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The reason they did it was because a year a

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few years before that, the Turkish air force they shot

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down a Russian warplane and all over the world, newspaper

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headlines all read Turkey takes down Russian jet, so every

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kind of giggle. Then the president of Russia came out

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he said, Turkey stabbed me in the back, and so

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nobody could realize how serious it was because they was

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laughing at, you know, the Turkey. So they decided to

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change their spelling. In nineteen thirty nine, Spanish Civil War

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ended this guynamed Francisco Franco who he became the new

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guy in charge. In nineteen forty two, during World War Two,

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they called the Operation Chariot now the British. They took

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an old ship, it was a destroyer. Now they rigged

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the whole thing up to explode. Then they put a

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German flag on it and they sailed it into this

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port called Saint Nazarene was in France. So when the

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Germans took over France, they took this port and it

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was really really important. Now, when the Germans were at

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that port, they didn't think too much about the ship

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coming on find a German flag until it ran the

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gates and exploded. Yeah, the Britain had all jumped off.

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Now it killed over three and sixty Germans, but it

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did cause and not to be able to use that

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port for the rest of the war because of all

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the damage. Nineteen sixty, Pope John the twenty third he

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appointed the first Japanese, African, and Filipino cardinals. This is

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close to your home. Nineteen seventy nine, near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,

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the Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant reacted. Number two had

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a partial meltdown. Now, no one was killed, but radioactive

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gas was escaped into the air. Now they ruled the

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thing was all human air. Yeah, they blamed it on

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bad training. It's the worst nuclear disaster in US history. Now,

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when I said that no one was killed, yeah, I

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might be wrong on that one. See a lot of

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people who were in that area kind of came down

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with some unexpensive captors over the years. Did I forget

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anything today?

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Uh?

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It's something about dinosaurs.

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Oh you like dinosaurs?

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Yes?

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You have any interesting facts about dinosaurs? Yeah, let's hear it.

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In Western Australia they found the largest dinosaur foot prints ever.

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They're like five feet nine inches long. They were left

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by a sarah pod. It had a really long neck

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and eight plants. It lives almost one hundred and sixty

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million years ago. Today, the animal that leaves the largest

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footprint is the elephant, if the prince is twenty to

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twenty three inches long.

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So what's your favorite school what's your favorite school subject?

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In school? Art? You like drawing?

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Yes?

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Anything in particular? Like do you like animals, plants? People?

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I really just catch Raindom saying just.

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Whatever hits you that day?

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Huh yeah?

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Yeah, so they're the sleepover. You're gonna do anything fun?

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Yeah, I'm gonna do like a movie marathon, karaoke.

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Who dare spah?

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I don't know, just a bunch of a bunch of stuff.

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Just a fun girl's day, all right. So should we

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check out and see who was born on March the

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twenty eighth? Joke gop joke joke shows this shiver day,

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we gonna left this shuverday. We got simple tag this shubirthday.

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And you know you don't.

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Well, let's check out who else was born on the

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day that Charlie was born March twenty eighth. Actress Conchatta Farrell.

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She was born in Laudonel, West Virginia in nineteen forty three.

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She played the housekeeper Berta on the TV show Two

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and a Half Men. Before that, she was on the

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TV show E R and l A Law. She did

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a lot of theater over the years. She's one two

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and a half Men. That old twelve years it was on.

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There's a movie called Mystic Pizza. She was a pizza

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owner in that. She's also in True Romance Edward Scissarsanne Crampas.

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She married in nineteen eighty six and they had one daughter,

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and she had died from heart failure in twenty twenty

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at seventy seven years old. That's what's your favorite TV show?

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Digital Circus?

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Oh? Really, yeah? I don't think I've seen that one.

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What's it about?

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It's about a girl who gets trapped in this weird

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world by putting a headset.

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Oh oh yeah? Do you like country music? I know

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you like Olivia, but do you like country music?

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Yeah?

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Sometimes?

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Now she is the queen of country music. But that

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was in nineteen seventy six and Reeba McIntyre released her

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very first song, I Don't Want to Be a one

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night stand made it all the way up to number

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eighty eight on the country church Ribas seventy one. She's

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born in Mcallix Stir, Oklahoma. She grew up on a

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ranch outside of Chucky, Oklahoma. Riba she sold over seventy

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five million records. That is the second most of any

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female country singer. Yeah, Shania Twain, she's actually sold more.

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But Riba has twenty five number one songs. That's more

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than Shanaia. But that tis are with Dolly Parton. They

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have the most number one songs by a female country singer. Now, Reba,

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she isn't tin right now. She's actually too busy doing

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her TV show called Happy's Place. Riba and her first husband,

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they were married for eleven years. He was a preshional

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steer wrestler on the Rodeo Circuit. Nineteen eighty nine, she

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married the still guitar player from her band and they

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had a son. Divorced than twenty fifteen, Reba. She is

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currently engaged to an actor named Rex Linda. I have

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no idea who is. All I know is he's bald. So, Charlie,

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is your dad ever told you what his favorite song

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was when he was ten years old?

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I don't think so.

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Yeah, he used to drive your aunt Jenny just crazy.

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He would just walk around singing it all the time.

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I want to hear it, ken man, you want to

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hear it?

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Sure we know.

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No real dude.

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That was Sultan Pepper. You ever heard of them? Well,

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Cheryl James, she is Salt in Sultan Pepper.

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Cheryl.

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She was born in Brooklyn, New York, in nineteen sixty six.

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She's sixty today now. She met this lady named Deidre

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Rope when they were going to college. They're studying beat verses,

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and they formed the rap group SuperNature. Well, they had

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fun and then Cherrol became soft indeed became Pepper. Salt

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and Pepper. They Stupper Farm. If you only have your

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dad take you one of their shows, so we didn't

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embarrass you by dancing for it. Some of their biggest

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hits are shake your thing, Get up, everybody, Push it now.

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Saw she didn't marry for eighteen years and they had

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two children, and it was bad at working man Dad comes,

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I was cussing down now sanging bell quit, heck you

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back now.

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I'm so glad.

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It's just when a thought he couldn't get into Holler.

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The Farmer's Dollar.

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That's country singer Rodney Atkins. He was born in Knoxville, Tennessee,

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in nineteen sixty nine, fifty seven years old. Some of

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Rodney's number one songs are if you're going through Hell

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watching you, These are my people cleaning this gun. It's

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America A Rodney. He's going out on tour in May.

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He had a son from his first wife. He married

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a second wife and twenty third and they have two sons.

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So we're gonna talk a little bit more later. So

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what is your part or your YouTube channel all about?

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Uh, it's kind of just funny skits that I make

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for Cloud.

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I believe it's called Christmas Forever, right yep. So do

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you do it all yourself or does somebody help you?

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I it was my dad's phone for it. But sometimes

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he films the videos.

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But it's pretty much all Charlie right.

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Oh, there's a lot of videos with her friend in it.

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Some of them are private, though, Frandy, is she your

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best friend?

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Yeah?

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One of them?

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Oh what's her name?

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Sophia?

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Okay, so now she has to give you a present too,

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because you mentioned her name on the show too. See,

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everybody's name has to give you an extra birthday brother

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sounds fair?

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Yeah?

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Yeah. Actor Vince Vaughan. He's forty fifty six. He was

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born in Minneapolis in nineteen seventy.

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Now.

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His first movie was Rudy and then he did The Swingers,

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Old School, Dad's Ball, Wedding Graduers Hacksye Ridge on Apple

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TV has been on since twenty twenty four, something called

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Bad Monkey. Have you ever heard of that?

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No, not at all.

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I don't even think I'm old enough to go see

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Bad Monkey. Then she married in twenty ten and they

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have one daughter and one son. Now he owns a

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professional pickleball team. You ever played pickleball?

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Oh?

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Nope, you ever played tennis?

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I don't like actually play it, but like I have

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a tennis racket in tennis balls, you.

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Know the concept?

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Oh yeah what?

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Actress Julia Stiles. She was born in New York City

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in nineteen eighty one. She's forty five. She started acting

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in the theater company when she was eleven, so you

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got one year to try and catcher their kid. Now.

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Her first movie was I Love You, I Love You Not,

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and she was in Ten Things I Hate About You.

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Since then she did Oh mon Li Lisa Smile, she wasn't.

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He was pretty good in that one. She was Nicky

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Parsons in four of the Jason Bourne movies. She married

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in twenty seventeen and they have three children.

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Well, I love this story whom?

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All right, all right, jump name name?

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You like? Lady Gaga.

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Don't listen to much of her songs, but kind.

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Of Well, she's forty. She was actually born in Stephanie

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and Germinada in Manhattan, New York, in nineteen eighty six.

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I keep waiting because most of these singers, you know,

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once they get older, their names don't fit them anymore.

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You know, when they were came up with the name

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of the twenty, now they're sixty, you know, it just

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doesn't work. I think hers would be great because once

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she gets into her sixties, she can just change her

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name from Lady Gaga to Grandma Gaga. I think that

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sounds cool. Okay, maybe not what sounds funny to me? Now,

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Lady Gaga she actually got her name from there's a

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band Queen back in the seventies and eighties that they

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had a song called Radio Gaga, and she just took

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her name as Lady Gaga. So that's where she died.

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It sold over one hundred and seventy million records. Now

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she's on touring right now. It's gonna be ending pretty quick.

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And she's also an actress. She was nominated for an

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Oscar for the movie A Star Is Born. Now Lady

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Gaga is actually engaged and they're gonna get married after

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this tour ends next month.

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I heard her her feat her ex boyfriend is from

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around where I live.

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Oh really, I think so? Poss See, we can put

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a scoop on everybody here. Okay, So if I want

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to tune in to Christmas for ever, what's the easiest

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for me to find your channel? Is there any keyword

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or something? Is there anything I can search for to

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find you? I don't know, just type in Christmas the

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number four and.

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E v A yeah, no spaces at all.

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Okay, everybody remember Christmas for ever and you can see

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all Charlie's show, so anybody else.

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The one was like thirteen.

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Okay, you're getting ready for Easter. Yeah, it's gonna hit

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the Easter Bunny. I have to give you something good too. Yeah, yeah, okay,

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all right. Our quote of the day, it's going to

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come from former President Dwight Eyesennower. He died today in

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nineteen sixty nine at seventy eight years old. He says

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that people the value the privileges over the principles lose both.

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So can I say hi to your grandma and grandpa

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for you?

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Yeah?

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Do you know that the tooth Fairy just hates the

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Easter Bunny?

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I hope they were friend.

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No, see the tooth Fairy when the Easter Bunny gives

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all the candy and makes all the kids teeth fall out,

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so that costs the tooth fair a whole bunch of money.

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Oh yeah, doesn't like it? All right, Well, thank you

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all for listening to me and Charlie Day. I hope

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you have an awesome day. We're gonna talk tomorrow. How

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about this, Charlie, how about I end with Olivia Rodrigue

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