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Delta Sheriff, Charlie, three
nine or two.

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Good morning, everybody.

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It'll stay.

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Be careful.

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Hello, my dear.

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Good fall.

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Am I Muslim?

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Yes.

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Look at your pancakes.

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Good night, Ken.

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What?

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Could there be any thicker and
bigger?

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You want thick and big, baby?

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It came to the right place.

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Okay.

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Hold on.

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Yeah, what?

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Sounds good.

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Okay.

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Well, you wanted it.

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But people listening.

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You asked for it.

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You've got Adam and Patricia on
the road.

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We are in New York.

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Yeah.

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Just woke off.

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Yes.

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And it's Monday morning.

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It's going to be busy day for
me.

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Why don't we have to alternate
this?

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Okay.

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Because only one of us can talk
and one of us can eat at the
same time.

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Well, I can eat in talk.

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Do you have a proper?

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What do you have on?

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What is your own?

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I have a very healthy of course.

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Of course.

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Because I want to live a little
bit longer.

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They're me.

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Trying to catch up to me.

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Can't catch up.

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They're not leaving any syrup
with those.

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Yes, they did.

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Yeah.

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Where's the glasses, son?

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Yes, I'm right.

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Guess I'm right.

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Not done.

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So I have a mushy, which fruit
in New York.

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Oh, so that's cold.

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Yeah.

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Okay, good.

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And you have...

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But of no pancakes, thick,
thick, creamy, juicy, nasty ass
pan.

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Can't get them anywhere else.

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Not you on your ass pancakes.

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You can't get them anywhere
else, but in America.

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Not like that.

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Not like this.

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Yeah.

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They look like sort of a pound
of puffs.

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That's how big they are.

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So we started our trip Saturday.

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Right?

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Yeah.

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Saturday coming from London to
New York.

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We're going to be here.

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As it turns out, now a little
bit longer than we expected.

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We're going to be here through
Wednesday.

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Wednesday was flying to the West
Coast.

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How is your flight over dear?

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The wonderful Virgin Atlantic
Express Upper Class
Extrasigalza.

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That was very cool.

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That was very good.

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It's relaxing.

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And you can lean down a little
bit in your best-top of whatever
it is.

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It looks like a best-top.

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You're a special little bathtub.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So it's nice.

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It's nice actually to stretch
your legs.

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And you feel much better when
you come out.

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Yeah.

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And okay.

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So actually, because of the air
pressure and the pressure
sometimes bothers you.

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We didn't have any problem,
right?

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No, I do.

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No problem this time.

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No.

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Okay.

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So arrive in New York at the
fantastic W hotel.

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On time square.

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Now if you don't know the W
hotel, it is what we would
consider to be a boaty hotel.

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No, they say, no, no, because
they have more of those hotels.

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And you explain to me then it
isn't a boutique hotel.

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But it looks like a boutique
hotel.

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That means that it's very
trendy.

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Non-traditional.

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Let me call this
non-traditional.

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I hate it.

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I'm a traditional girl.

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She's giving me a normal
bathroom with a bath stop or
anything.

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But then this Chinese, what is
it?

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Japanese.

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Well, it's a lot, there's a lot
of black.

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Yeah.

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A lot of chrome.

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Grey, chrome, black.

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The nightstands look like a nice
cube.

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Yeah, it actually looks like the
Apple cube computer.

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Yes.

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A nice cube.

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A nice cube that lights up in
the, when you want some light
and anything.

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It's contemporary.

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Look at the refrigerator.

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Yeah.

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On top of, I don't know what it
is.

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Yep.

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Yeah, instead of a nice mini bar
that's built into a cabin.

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Yeah.

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It's actually just sitting on
top of a thing.

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I just don't get it.

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I just don't get what the
excitement is about rooms like
this.

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Well, it's, I don't know.

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It is not cozy.

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No.

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Not at all.

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It's impossible to put your
stuff away from home.

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Don't you want that when you are
traveling.

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I want that.

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I want that.

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There are many people who don't
have a nice, I mean, this is
nice.

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I mean, it's not, it's not a bad
hotel.

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I'm just, you know, you've got
to love the consistent house
music.

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Quite prop a whole place.

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Yeah.

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Not being able to see in the
hallways of the elevator because
the lighting is so thin.

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To hide, of course, the crap.

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Yeah, because if you, if you
really, you know, look very
carefully.

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In the bathroom, you see that it
is, it looks shitty.

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Mm-hmm.

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It looks really shitty.

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Oh, yeah.

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You cannot get rid of your
stuff.

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You don't know where to put it.

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No, no place to put it.

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No.

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No shelves.

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There's no shelves.

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But it's a really cool looking
wash basin.

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It's round.

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Yeah.

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You can't even put your soap on
it.

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Just glide it off.

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And, yeah.

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So I don't get it.

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So that was the hotel.

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It's a piece of it.

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I think it's a piece of shit.

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Okay.

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Just like that.

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I have no other explanation.

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No explanation for it.

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No other explanation.

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I hate it.

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But it's nice to hear.

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Would you please don't hold back
on?

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No, I don't.

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No, no, no.

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So before we get to today in
tomorrow, it's a Ron and Marta
are here as well.

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Ron and I have a whole bunch of
stuff to do.

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Way too much to do in two days.

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Oh, here in New York.

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Well, at yesterday, actually, we
went out for, so we were up very
early.

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We woke up at like four, four,
thirty in the morning.

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Yeah.

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And then we had already had
breakfast by, shoot, seven,
thirty.

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And then we went out walking.

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Yeah.

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A beautiful day yesterday.

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We walked all the way up for
Central Park West.

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Oh, we were looking for it.

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When we first moved to New York,
we stayed for a month at the
Mayflower cell.

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Yeah.

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And it was gone.

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It's gone.

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It doesn't exist anymore.

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Everything is changed.

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Columbus Circle has changed.

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Because that was where we used
to live.

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Yeah, that was the 50s and
Broadway.

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That was where we arrived here.

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In 1987.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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And it was nice to look at the
windows of the Central Park.

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And it was overwhelming.

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All this building around the
buildings around it.

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Yeah.

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It was 1987.

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We're talking about just
yesterday.

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And now, it was just gone.

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It was really gone.

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Beautiful buildings actually
next to it.

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And we were looking for the
Dakota.

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We couldn't recognize them.

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No.

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I don't know for some reason.

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I mean, it's seventy-second
stream.

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Yeah.

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And it just...

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I remember it being more
impressive on the outside last
time I looked at it.

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But then you hung it right into
a strawberry fields.

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Was you never seen?

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Mm-hmm.

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Wow.

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It was a nice feeling.

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But it didn't look like a
strawberry field.

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No.

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I thought...

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I wouldn't...

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You really thought it was a
strawberry.

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Did you really believe it?

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Well, maybe something pink or
red.

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No, just a thing in the middle
that says a man.

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No.

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It's sort of concrete, concrete
thing.

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Hmm.

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It's like a mosaic.

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It's a mosaic.

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But it was just a thought.

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It's the thought that we had to
be behind it.

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Yeah.

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So, lots of people standing
there.

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Just looking at it.

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Just gazing at it.

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Yeah.

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Wow.

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I wonder what they're thinking.

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But if you were a piece of a
thinking about John Lennon.

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But you do get that feeling in
your stomach when you're
standing there and saying,

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Wow.

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But then I say it right away.

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It really sucked.

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Oh, that it was so useless.

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Yeah, it was so useless.

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But that's what I'm saying.

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People go there and they think
about John Lennon being shot.

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Where am I?

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I think he would have preferred
people thinking about a world
without, you know, what the song

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Imagine is about.

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Wow.

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And I think everyone who goes
there just thinks about, you got
shot.

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Yeah.

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Wow.

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And there was the AIDS walk,
which,

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Yeah.

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I kind of walked a little bit
with it and then back the other
way.

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And we hooked up with.

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My ex-managed John Focardberg.

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Yeah, who was just, it just
happened to be in New York City.

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Yeah.

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And that was nice.

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And he mentioned that the whole
show business, especially in
America.

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And of course, especially in
Holland.

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And everywhere, actually, it has
changed so much.

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Totally different.

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Different way of.

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Well, yeah.

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That is true.

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The music business, particularly
you said, you know,

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and unless you're into hip hop
and R&B, there's no money to be
made.

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And it actually looks pretty
funny.

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Because what was it for the way?

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How was you talking about Alicia
Keys?

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Yeah.

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And he's out work.

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So Alicia Keys needs to get a
hit.

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And then she'll have a song.

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And then ludicrous will show up
for $250,000.

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There's no rap on the song.

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And then all of it.

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And you'll get royalties and
points on the album and
everything.

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And that's how you actually make
a hit these days.

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You got to get a singer and then
you connect it up with someone.

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That's good.

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This one.

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This person in a rap.

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Someone's doing the beats.

09:49.000 --> 09:54.000
But it's definitely, it's not
what it used to go.

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We know that.

09:55.000 --> 09:56.000
Yeah.

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I know it sounds always so old
foggy.

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So old foggy, you may say.

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It's not used.

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But I still love the pure,
honest music.

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What are you talking about?

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Well, that comes from the heart
instead of,

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Oh, rap and hip hop.

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Yeah.

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You're right.

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That's what I mean.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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No, I agree.

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That is the part that bothers me
too.

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It's still manufacturing hits.

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Yeah.

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It's such a thought behind it.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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And then.

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Martha surprised us.

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Yes.

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We can't.

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She had tickets.

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For the, um, I'm broccoli.

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I'm Judy Roberts.

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Um, a three days of rain.

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It's a play.

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It's not a play bill there.

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Yeah.

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So this is actually a big deal
because, well, first of all,

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she's a Academy Award-winning
actress.

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You know, it gets $20 million
per movie.

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Yeah.

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Although her last two movies
have been Oceans 11 and Oceans
12,

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which is not exactly exactly
what you want on the run.

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What do you think she does this?

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Why?

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Why?

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Yeah.

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Why?

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Just two babies at home.

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Why not enjoy that instead of
two?

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Well, if you read the article,
which I did, she said that she,
she had the opportunity.

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It's only, she's only doing it
for 12 weeks.

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So it's a very, you know, it's
very short run.

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Three months.

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They call it 12 weeks of rain.

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12 weeks of rain.

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Well, the reviewers actually
said two and a half hours of
Julia Roberts,

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which I've had.

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The reviews of mine.

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I keep them staring at her.

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Oh, my God.

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I'm looking at Julia Roberts.

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Really?

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I didn't have that at all.

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I didn't have that at all.

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I didn't have that at all.

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I'm beginning to have.

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I did.

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I checked her.

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I checked her out.

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Well, before we get to the
checking out the run.

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The reason she said that her
twins are now one and a half.

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Hmm.

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And she said she had this
opportunity, because she's,

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they're going into that terrible
twos,

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as she says in the, in the, in
the interview.

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Mm-hmm.

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And she felt that she had this
opportunity.

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Yeah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

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But it wasn't like some artistic
thing.

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She wanted it.

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She wanted it.

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Yeah.

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That doesn't say that or she
didn't know she's not gonna
admit that but it's always isn't
it that

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Actors actors always wanted they
they want to say I

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Was in the theater

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Yes, when I back in the days
when I did and therter

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You know something they they
want to say that just once in
their life. They want to say no

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I don't think you can say all
actors want to do that. I'm most
of them. No

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Why I do a year or the lot. I
did some theater

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Yeah, well in England. I'll just
say that or I come from theater
Broadway Broadway

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But anyway, um

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It was very interesting

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Yeah, well, it I have to admit
that you need so much patience
when you're sitting at when
you're sitting in a in a theater

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Nice theater, by the way. Yeah,
very good. And

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You know the actors really are
it is it is a better experience
than it was a different
experience

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The actors are only 15 feet away

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Yeah, you could run up and you
could you could jump on stage if
you wanted to it was nice and
cool

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You know, it was the air
conditioning was on high

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God still people can turn off
their cell phones, which is very
very irritating

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Isn't that embarrassing and not
not once for like three
different people? Oh my god

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Yeah, that that's horrible and
and they just keep on asking you

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Every time it starts but

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I have to say that one of the
guys I really like wasn't that
what's that pole rod? No, that
was the guy that we thought
sucked

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Okay, so it's a Bradley Cooper
was actually the guy who

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He was really good. He all he
had to invite all of a sudden he
had a great monologue

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When he came on yes, suddenly it
opened up and so oh, okay now
it's okay

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But the story in general is

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Very tiny little tiny if you've
ever who if you're red or seen

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Like death of a salesman. Yeah,
it's something like that

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Speak the blue with Madonna with
Madonna

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But it's I don't know it for me

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It's interesting. I'm glad I saw
it. Yeah, but it didn't add
anything

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It was not like wow the story.
I'm so you know

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Moved by nothing

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No, it's not a moving story.
It's actually very light nothing
special

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It's just a part of somebody's
life. Well, that's what it play
usually is it's just a couple of
days

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But I don't know I want to feel
some excitement

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Didn't you feel me next to you
baby

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That was it

14:48.420 --> 14:50.420
I knew it next to me

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Um, but I think it was good

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The tickets were out. This is
the hottest ticket on Broadway.
I would read justly expensive
and completely packed

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And it's just it's so funny
because you have such a
beautiful theater

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a play which

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Peace which is it's definitely
drama no doubt about it. It's a
real dramatic piece dark

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Some interesting stage effects.
I like you know that because it
is three days of rain

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So lots of rain actually coming
down and what did I say why does
it doesn't go but then it's so

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Typical only in America

15:27.140 --> 15:31.780
Can you then then there's
intermission and then we all go
sit around and and eat raisinets

15:32.180 --> 15:37.780
You know anything this soul of
raisinets you can get a
screaming bar made. Yeah, you
yeah exactly you can get a
Merlot

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or a Shabley classic cup

15:43.060 --> 15:45.060
Beautiful senior

15:45.780 --> 15:49.620
Beautiful old English theater.
That's how it looked and then
she's shawy

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That'll be $20. Yeah

15:59.780 --> 16:01.780
Well, then we all came back and
then

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Run and I

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apologize for them for the
eating sounds. Yeah, otherwise
it gets cold and we have
hopefully

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And it's the timing is all
messed up

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Everyone forgets that that
actually takes time and effort
to create a show and there's
like a million meetings and I
say oh by the way

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You know, we still have a show
to do

16:22.500 --> 16:23.860
Yeah

16:23.860 --> 16:27.620
So we were done this morning
with like one o'clock. We were
done with our presentation which
were

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Which will be on in a couple
hours from now

16:31.060 --> 16:37.380
And my body is a bit confused. I
have to say five o'clock. I woke
up. Yeah, well you went to bed
early because we were we were
downstairs working

16:37.380 --> 16:41.060
You wouldn't sleep at like
tennis. I have to get used to
the sounds of the traffic in you

16:41.140 --> 16:43.140
Got about that

16:47.380 --> 16:49.380
So I'm going off to the
conference

16:50.100 --> 16:54.980
A bear stirms internet thing but
the bear stirms has been our
bank for a long time

16:55.700 --> 16:57.700
So it's important that we do
this for them

16:58.420 --> 17:01.780
And that's lots of other
interesting companies who are at
this thing today

17:02.660 --> 17:08.980
And what are you going to do?
Yvonne's coming because it's
amazing. So your ex manager was
in New York and now

17:09.700 --> 17:12.740
And now today Yvonne's arrived
and she has to go to

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To the jailo company

17:16.580 --> 17:19.700
The jailo company so that is
yes. She has those

17:20.500 --> 17:26.100
She sells those shoes and you
know and those clothes and she
has a whole lot of clothes
clothes

17:26.100 --> 17:31.700
Yes clothes too. I post this
perfume. No, no, no. It's
perfume clothes shoes everything

17:33.060 --> 17:36.260
And she does that together with
her associate who is

17:36.340 --> 17:38.340
Jay love them

17:38.660 --> 17:42.100
Who is Tommy Hilfe here said
brother oh by the way

17:42.740 --> 17:44.740
When we arrived Saturday

17:45.140 --> 17:53.380
Frontage of the of the of the
newspapers. Oh, yeah a picture a
big brawl in New York Tommy
Hilfe here

17:53.380 --> 17:54.420
Who was what?

17:54.420 --> 17:56.420
58

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Actually kicked Axel Rose's ass
in a nightclub

18:00.580 --> 18:02.580
I know

18:02.980 --> 18:08.420
Somehow Tommy was there
celebrating someone's birthday
or his birthday or whatever and
then Axel Rose came in with his

18:08.980 --> 18:14.180
You know Axel Rose course of
guns and roses with his big
bravado and whatever and there
was some scuffle

18:14.180 --> 18:17.780
Tommy Hilfe actually kicked his
ass beat him up and

18:17.860 --> 18:22.180
And Axel Rose couldn't I guess
they were separated before Axel
could get any punches and

18:22.740 --> 18:24.740
That's fine. Okay, so he'll
figure his brother

18:25.140 --> 18:27.140
Yeah, well, you should be able
to get the inside dirt

18:27.140 --> 18:30.980
He would jade out make sure he
vone gets the inside dirt now.
What happened with the rose?

18:32.020 --> 18:37.540
Oh, okay. Yeah, oh, no, that's
okay. She has an appointment
tomorrow. So today we're gonna
just stroll a little bit

18:38.580 --> 18:42.100
Through Manhattan but so
tomorrow. That's exciting
because

18:43.220 --> 18:47.220
Iván's associate from Holland is
gonna

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How do you say that English?

18:52.260 --> 18:54.260
It's actually

18:55.220 --> 19:01.380
Wouldn't it quite the license?
Yeah, sorry. Quite the license
for Europe for Europe for all of
the james

19:01.380 --> 19:07.620
It's exactly exactly because
they needed somebody in in
Holland and he wants it in
Holland or Europe

19:07.940 --> 19:13.940
I think it's for Holland first
and then maybe a couple of other
can you go buy it in Europe?
Can't you somewhere now not yet?
No

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But you can buy it in England

19:18.820 --> 19:22.740
So it's not gonna be England but
yeah England is always the first
one to get everything

19:23.380 --> 19:29.460
So that's gonna be very
interesting and Iván is a
company named him accompanying
him

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Because Iván's English is very
good because she used to live in
England and

19:36.580 --> 19:41.340
For nine years and I have to say
her English is perfect beautiful
you're English is not bad either

19:41.340 --> 19:48.980
No, no, no, no, yes, yes, don't
say that. I'm trying but I still
notice that I'm translating in
my hair

19:48.980 --> 19:53.780
Yeah, because it has to stop
well the only way to stop is for
all of us to start this is what
we did when we moved

19:53.780 --> 19:58.460
I have my days. I have to say I
have days that they might have
my brains really thinking

19:58.460 --> 20:04.060
There's yeah, and I have days
that you know coming from the
phone or speaking to my

20:05.420 --> 20:10.860
My family and parents that's
something that it's it's almost
like and computed and you know

20:11.620 --> 20:15.980
It's your Dutch yeah, you have
to push it back and then the
English comes

20:16.940 --> 20:19.660
So it's not easy

20:19.660 --> 20:26.560
Green Green now it's not easy
being Dutch actually for many
different reasons for a plethora

20:26.560 --> 20:29.660
I know I know I know I don't
feel Dutch

20:30.300 --> 20:34.780
No, what do you feel more a sort
of a tutti-free thing a
tutti-free?

20:34.780 --> 20:38.900
Yeah, sort of everything a bit
of they similar to that

20:40.780 --> 20:45.060
Well, when you're in America,
you I think you felt pretty
pretty good

20:45.060 --> 20:48.460
Oh, yeah, yeah, I know yeah, you
know why

20:50.020 --> 20:58.700
The American language is easier
it's slower that's very easy to
understand that British English
because

20:59.060 --> 21:03.540
Yeah, the British English they
just swallow everything and go
so fast

21:03.940 --> 21:10.700
Then I have to say couples and
pardon yeah, excuse me, you know
because I have to think what
what you know

21:10.700 --> 21:15.080
But you always said to me, don't
say just yes, but let them
repeat it again

21:15.080 --> 21:19.840
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know
what they're saying could you
never know I don't get

21:19.840 --> 21:21.900
I was like you know something to
your friends you think

21:23.900 --> 21:32.260
But no just say pardon. I don't
I didn't get it can you repeat
that again until you get it
that's very good message for me

21:33.500 --> 21:35.500
Okay, so

21:35.500 --> 21:37.500
tomorrow

21:37.500 --> 21:42.900
Tomorrow I have a so today
you're gonna be with Yvonne and
tomorrow

21:43.620 --> 21:52.260
Tomorrow I have another early
meeting right after that. Yeah,
like nine to nine to ten and
right after you and I are going
way down town

21:52.260 --> 21:54.260
Yeah, downtown maybe

21:54.940 --> 21:57.940
And we got to get some paperwork
squared away for

21:59.580 --> 22:03.380
For my for my immigration so
that I don't get thrown out of
the UK

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That's gonna be fun. We have
three different offices. We have
to visit downtown three
different three different queues
three different windows

22:12.340 --> 22:14.340
We'll have to oh yeah, so

22:14.340 --> 22:17.860
I don't know if we want to sound
they're gonna push you around

22:18.660 --> 22:21.220
You know how much I love them
one window to the other

22:22.660 --> 22:26.860
And then and so I love extra
time which thing in extra day in
New York

22:26.860 --> 22:31.340
Yeah, so we have time if we need
to do anything on Wednesday and
then Wednesday at two thirty

22:31.660 --> 22:37.140
We fly to San Francisco and then
we go and we arrive at five
thirty and we go straight to
Pebble Beach

22:37.540 --> 22:41.180
So we won't go it's only an hour
from the airport. Oh, okay.
Yeah. Oh

22:41.180 --> 22:47.380
So you were not gonna sleep in
San Francisco when in our own
bed? Yeah, but yeah, right?

22:47.380 --> 22:51.180
We only put well, no, we're
gonna be in Pebble Beach for a
night for one night

22:51.860 --> 22:56.780
two nights, but we first wish we
sleeping no because that would
only if we left tomorrow

22:57.300 --> 23:03.740
Oh, that's right. Yeah, and now
we don't but we have to because
all these offices here that we
need to go to close it three
o'clock

23:03.740 --> 23:09.540
And you have to it's a big
chill. Yeah, so if we don't do
it then you'll be very lonely
living in the UK without me

23:12.460 --> 23:15.500
Yeah, you lonely without you

23:15.500 --> 23:20.540
My parents are good at home. You
check with them. I check with
them. Yeah, and everything is
okay

23:20.540 --> 23:25.540
Of course Christina. I last
minute everything in the morning
my mom has to get used to that

23:25.780 --> 23:31.980
She said oh my god, you know the
car was waiting for her and she
was still doing things and even
doing her homework in the
morning

23:32.260 --> 23:37.140
Well, she said I am a grand mom
or oh my like I said in how and
what they said

23:38.500 --> 23:43.900
I forgot it and I have to and
she said my mom gets she got oh
she gets crazy

23:44.700 --> 23:47.780
Especially older people, you
know, they want to do everything
purifers

23:48.260 --> 23:50.540
So that's a little bit hard, but
everything is fine

23:51.180 --> 23:54.500
The weather is very cold in
anything like that at the moment

23:54.580 --> 24:00.900
So that's set for them. I wanted
to have them to have a wonderful
weather, but it's not

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Okay

24:03.620 --> 24:05.620
Tell me the joy you couldn't eat
it all

24:05.620 --> 24:07.620
Yeah, I

24:07.620 --> 24:10.980
I was not able to not be able to
eat the last there was huge

24:11.700 --> 24:13.300
Bouther puffs

24:13.300 --> 24:21.460
Okay, so we'll keep you updated
on our travels and we get to I
say when we will maybe Tuesday
night

24:22.420 --> 24:25.460
Or when yeah Tuesday night for
what depending on how we do on
Tuesday

24:26.740 --> 24:30.220
We'll set up all the microphones
and the mixer and we'll do a
proper show

24:30.220 --> 24:35.100
If you'll enjoy it, you don't
have to if you don't have to
know I'm here. You wait and I
mean I'm here for you

24:36.580 --> 24:41.620
Those you listening to us on a
serious stars one out two
Pacific Coast Hillways next and

24:42.380 --> 24:46.500
We'll see all of you tomorrow on
the journey. Bye. Bye

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