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[clears throat]

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>> Hello everybody. I didn't know my mic

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was on. It was live. You live. It was

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live. You're live. Uh Jared Padalecki.

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Um

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Do we Sure.

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Yeah. Why wouldn't we? Let's do it.

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Okay. Um Where to start or >> [laughter] >> [laughter]
[snorts]

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>> Do you So I know that this lady, she's a

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huge fan of Heated Rivalry.

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Which Do you know Do you know Okay, one

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Do you know Do you know Okay, one
second. You know what I was like

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I totally interrupted. Do you know Have

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you all seen the the YouTube video of

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somebody asking

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Chris Hemsworth and Scarlett Johansson

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about like what the names of the guys in

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and Chris Hemsworth was like, "Sam and

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Dean." And I was like

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And I was like
You're live.

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Thor knows who I am.

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Um yeah. No,

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I love it. Sorry. And well, that's it. I

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mean, she's a big fan. She has a lot of

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questions for you about Heated Rivalry.

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So No?

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Well, have we changed our tune?

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She was really mean about a show that

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I've never seen. I haven't either. Yeah.

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My friend loves it.

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Uh apparently it's a hit.

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Yeah. What? [laughter] What? [laughter]
Okay.

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It is.

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It is.

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Uh okay.

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Uh

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are you sticking around for a little

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bit? Yeah, just for a second. Or you

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want me to You want me to No, no. I

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don't I don't I don't want you to leave.

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I want you to hear all of this. That's a

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lie. You You were with me when I stopped

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every train in New York.

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>> That's true. That's true. I was. And I

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will take you with me anywhere I go

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anytime. You know, people ask that

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story. So I obviously it's a bit of a

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a favorite and I I don't retell the

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story anymore because it was done once

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on this stage with your wife.

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And it's to me the the ultimate

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retelling of that story and it's in high

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def on the internet. So I'm like, "Why

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have we ruined it by myself and just

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Google it

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and watch the OG the people who were

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there. The people who lived it. You, me,

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Jim. I know we did.

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I know we did.
Yeah.

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There you go.

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Yeah. Sorry. Google.

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No, no. All right. So let's start like

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since I I made her I forced her to ask

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me questions. Now let's start with her.

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So she can ask her proper question. Go

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ahead. Uh Uh
yeah.

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After Jared, after what you said um

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to me at the autographs, I'm kind of

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sorry for this question.

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But What did you say to her at the

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autographs? It was something nice.

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It was something nice.
Oh, well, that's refreshing.

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No one saw [laughter] that coming.

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Uh

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Uh

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since Purgatory last year,

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we know that you're kind of uh wearing

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holes with socks on your feet.

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>> [laughter]

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>> So that's bugging me the whole year. Um

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when you were

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shooting the scene where Sam loses his

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shoe, did you wear socks with holes or without

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did you wear socks with holes or without
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Man, I was worried we were going to get

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like surface questions.

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>> [laughter]

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>> When did When did you WHEN DID YOU START

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WEARING HOLES?

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OKAY. Let's go back to the skating.

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Yeah. That was so long ago.

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That was so long ago.
Um

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probably. No.

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No.
I'm not going to lie.

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Sorry for that pause.

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Probably not. You know, I'm going to I I

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can answer all right. This is not going

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to Nobody wins here. By the way,

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these are so stinky. That's why I'm

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going to

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the point of shoot the second it is It's

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It's the These are the last pair of

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shoes I boots I ever wore on

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Supernatural. Like these are worn in.

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Like these are worn in.
True.

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They stink. Yeah.

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They stink. Here's what I have a guess

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that you did not have holes in your

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socks. You know why? >> [laughter]

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>> YOU WEREN'T KIDDING.

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>> [laughter]

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>> HOLD ON. HOLD ON. YOU NEED TO BE BEHIND

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THE WHEEL.

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>> [cheering] [laughter] [laughter]
>> RUN.

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I DON'T KNOW.

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IS THIS IS THE DIGITAL WHEEL?

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OH GOOD. CHAMPAGNE.

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>> [music] [laughter]

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[laughter]
>> There you go. Happy New Year.

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I'm going to tell you you had socks on

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because wardrobe gave you socks. I mean,

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you had holes You had no holes in your

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socks. Okay. Cool. I'm sticking with that.

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Okay. Cool. I'm sticking with that.
Cool. I like

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Um

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so I'm I'm happy you didn't die.

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It's all good right there. Yeah. It's

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all good. I'm kidding. But you you

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wouldn't let me do hind

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>> No, I wanted you to do the Oh, I thought

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you said hind leg.

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>> [laughter]

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>> I misunderstood what you said and it was

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like, "I should be thinking about the

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skating show." And I'm like, "This is

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not the time." >> [cheering]

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>> [cheering]
>> That's That's my bad.

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Anyway, great question. Thank you.

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No, this is good. All right, you're up.

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I LOVE THAT [\h__\h] >> [cheering]

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>> YEAH, GOOD DAY. >> [laughter]

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>> [laughter]
>> IT'S A

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UNDERWEAR. Jared Padalecki. Slip era.

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Asking about underwear.

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>> No, ma'am. No, ma'am.

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We're not doing that. Hold off on that.

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We're not.

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We're putting a pin in that.

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And uh we'll

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resume. Okay.

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Okay.
I love that. Thank you. Hi. Hi.

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Follow that.

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Uh nothing can.

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Um so I'm currently rewatching

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Supernatural, but I'm doing it in a

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random order. I'm using random number

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generator to watch the show and review

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it. Um if there's a TV show that you

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would watch in a random order, what

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would it be?

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That was the most confusing version of

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English I've ever heard. Yeah, it was a

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little challenging, but but I got it. If

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there was a TV show we would watch in

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random order that you wouldn't mind

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watching in a random order.

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>> Simpsons.

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Simpsons. Yeah. Oh, 100% Simpsons.

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Yeah. Oh, 100% Simpsons.
Don't [\h__\h] copy me.

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Judge Judy. >> [laughter]

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>> [laughter]
>> There's no story arc there.

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Just great. What? It's a good good show.

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Oh, Judge Judy the reenactment.

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>> [laughter]

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>> Simpsons is scripted. What would you

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watch? What would you watch?

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She's She's doing Supernatural that way.

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I'm watching Supernatural in random

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order. In random order, so you would

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like throw on the TV like BBC and then watch

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throw on the TV like BBC and then watch
the finale and then watch like uh

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Wendigo. Uh

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Okay. Fine. Fine.

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And Wendigo?

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>> [laughter]

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>> And they NEVER FOUND OUT. >> [laughter]

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>> [laughter]
>> THANK YOU. THESE ARE JUST LITTLE TIDBITS

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FOR THE upcoming comedy special

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Supernatural A Night on Ice. See, he

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keeps going back to ice. First it's Rob

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Benedict as a Disney musical. Secondly,

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it's uh

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What's the other show called?

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Heated Rivalry and now

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Supernatural the ice experience. All

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right, you right there.

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Um two years ago I asked Jared a

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question, "What was the most important thing you

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"What was the most important thing you
got to teach your kids?"

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HELLO. AND THIS YEAR

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>> WOW. YEAH, we're going to We're going to

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bring it down. You already answered

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that. You already answered that. We're

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going to land the plane. I did. Two

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years ago By the way,

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thank you because she just let me off

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the like off the hook. She's like,

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"What's the most important thing to

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teach kids? You already answered it."

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Richard Speight. Uh

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what is the most important thing

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>> It's not the question. I got it. Here it

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Yeah, I got it.

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Here's what happened. Great lesson I I I

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taught the children and that story

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played out. It came to fruition with the

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Padalecki family. Uh one time we were

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the Speight family was on a trip to

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Whistler and Vancouver. We ran into the

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Padalecki family, had a great night,

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decided to stay an extra night at the

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hotel and hang out with the Padaleckis.

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I mean, in a separate room. Except for

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one Speight.

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Frank Speight. Frank, my youngest

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Speight, spent the night with the Padaleckis and

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spent the night with the Padaleckis and
played with their kids and it was super

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fun to have a sleepover. And Gen

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Padalecki, being the loving mother that

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she is, asked We're going to put out the

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breakfast order on the doorknob for the

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next day. And so she asked Frank. She

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said, "Frank,

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what would you like for breakfast?" And

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Frank, who was five or something, he

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goes, "Well,

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my dad doesn't want me to have any more

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pancakes. So I'm going to have uh

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So I'm going to have uh
I'm going to have oatmeal with breast

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milk. >> [laughter] >> True.

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>> True.
True story. And she goes, "Breast milk?"

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And he's like, "Yes, please."

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>> [laughter]

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>> And she goes, "Don't you mean oatmeal?"

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And he's like, knowing he's busted and

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his ruse didn't work, he's like, "All

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right, oatmeal." And that is the lesson

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I have taught my children. You're

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welcome. Ladies and gentlemen, Jared

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Fried Leggy. >> [applause]