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I would like to know, when you listen to

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music alone, do you create your own

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visual imagery or do you use the lyrics

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to create the imagery or do you just

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enjoy the music? For example, when

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you're like traveling with headphones.

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It's a good question. Um

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I think it largely depends on

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what I'm doing.

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You know,

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if I'm at home

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um

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and I'm doing something, whether it's

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you know

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unpacking. Let's say I'm unpacking

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because I've been doing that a lot

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lately. I'll just put on music.

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I'll just put on music.
But it's like it's kind of background

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music. It's something that that kind of

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keeps me energetic and and and I'm not

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thinking about the words. I'm not

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thinking about the lyrics. I'm just

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hearing the music.

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Um

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but if I'm sitting on a plane

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and I put my headphones on and I don't

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watch a lot of stuff. Like I'm like if

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there's a TV in front of me, I turn that

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off. I don't If I'm going to watch

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anything, it's like maybe a downloaded

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movie that I have on my iPad or

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something and that's it. Otherwise, I

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just have my headphones on and I'm just

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listening to the music. So when I'm

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doing that

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I um

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I yeah, I'm not looking at the lyrics.

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It's more of listening to the vocals and

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hearing the instrumentation and

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listening to the sounds and then see

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like letting it paint paint me a portrait.

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letting it paint paint me a portrait.
Um

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this morning when I was getting ready

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and this like my music taste is all over

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the place. So don't don't think like oh,

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this is what he listens to when he gets

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ready. No, cuz tomorrow morning it might

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be something totally different. But this

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morning I was listening to um

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the Nine Inch Nails album.

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Um

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Nine Inch Nails

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uh for those who know.

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And it's a heavy it's it's like a heavy

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it's a heavy it's it's like a heavy
heavy kind of music but it was

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it was energetic and I was listening to

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it but then I would I would also stop

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what I was doing and listen to the music

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and the and how how they were doing it.

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And I'm I'm listening to it more from a

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technical standpoint, like going like

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like oh wow, they the phrasing of the

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music is is unique or the phrasing of

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the the lyrics are unique in that song.

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And um

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um
and so yeah, so it just depends on what

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I'm doing and where I'm where I'm at,

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but my music to I mean tomorrow morning

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I might be listening to Kacey Musgraves.

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Like I don't it it could go from Nine

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Inch Nails to that. Like

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or what's the girl? Uh Taylor Swift

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Olivia Dean or something like you know

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like legit. Like I'm I'm like I'm just a

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music fan and I'll listen to all of it.

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There's some that I won't, but I I try

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to listen to a lot of it. Um

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and because it it does it it touches a

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different part of your soul.

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I think all music has the opportunity to

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touch a different part of your soul.

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So try to listen to a lot of it.

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Yeah. Thank you. Thank you.

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>> [applause] >> Hello.

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So you once talked about how you never

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want to meet your idols and you want to

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admire them from the distance because

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you don't want to ruin the picture that

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you have in your head about them.

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So I felt the same and there on the on

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one hand I did want to come here and

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meet you. On the other hand I didn't.

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So now I'm wondering what do you think

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about us going to these conventions and

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meeting you? Do you worry about fans'

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perception of you will be changed after

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meeting you?

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Let me ask you this.

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Um

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you were 50/50 on coming here.

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Yeah. Was it the right move?

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No. >> [cheering]

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>> [cheering]
>> And this is why I say don't meet your

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don't meet people you [laughter] you

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admire. Yeah, it's a terrible terrible mistake.

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Yeah, it's a terrible terrible mistake.
It's a massive letdown.

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Uh and

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you're welcome.

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You think you answered.

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>> [laughter]

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[cheering and applause]

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>> Listen, you have an unfair advantage.

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Because I've done a few of these.

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I've done a few of these.
And there is a reputation out there

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about me. I don't know what it is.

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But I assume there's it varies from

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interaction to interaction. But there

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are also videos out there about me doing

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this and interacting. And so I feel like

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if you wanted to do your homework

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you could do your homework on me and

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kind of understand what you were getting

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yourself into.

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>> [laughter]

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>> I did my homework but I wanted to come

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here and check what

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>> [laughter]

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>> So you did your homework

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and I still failed?

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>> [laughter]

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>> I asked the question. CRAMP. >> [applause]

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>> ALL RIGHT.

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>> [laughter]

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>> UM

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THAT IS why I said what I said. Going

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back to you brought it up. Going back to

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saying what I said.

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I said because there there is not a lot

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of you can't go online. I mean maybe you

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could have, but for a lot of the people

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that I think

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uh you might admire, whether it's

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musicians or artists or actors or or or

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you know, politicians, although I don't

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know quite sure why you would uh

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or or whatever, there there might not be

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as much material to look at and be like

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okay, I like this person's

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music or art or or TV show. I'm going to

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go see how he acts

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with fans and with in in the real world

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or when he's

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stopped on the street or whatever. Um I

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don't feel like there's a lot of that

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out there for

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the majority of of actors. I feel like I

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I certainly have uh

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a niche in that in that pocket. So

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if you were going to take a chance on

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someone I feel like you might have picked a good

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I feel like you might have picked a good
one to take A CHANCE ON.

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>> [cheering] [applause]

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>> WHO'S THAT MEAN?

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SHE'S LIKE I SHOULD HAVE NEVER COME.

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>> [laughter]

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>> WAIT, this is

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What is this circus?

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>> [laughter]

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>> Listen, they're not all like this.

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THIS ONE'S SPECIAL.

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>> [cheering]

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>> IT'S A BIT OF A UNICORN.

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WHETHER that's good or bad, I'm not

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quite sure. But

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uh uh we're still glad you're here. Um

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I feel like there's so many people

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missing on this stage.

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It's weird sitting up here with like all

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these empty chairs.

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But at least I'm not looking out to a

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bunch of empty chairs.

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Thank [cheering] you guys. >> [applause] >> [applause]
[cheering]

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>> All right, where were we? Hi.

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Uh I have a question about Soulja Boy.

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About Soulja Boy?

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Yeah, I've heard of him.

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Well, um if you heard of him, then maybe

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you heard of him saying a lot of pretty

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messed up stuff.

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Yeah, he's um he's got an interesting

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take on on things.

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So were there any moments on set, and

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I'm sure there were, where you and the

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rest of the cast just cracked up so hard

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that it took like a bunch of takes to

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actually finish the lines. Yeah.

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Um there was

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there was one scene in

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uh

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in the third episode.

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Um

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which I feel like I I I feel like I need

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to clear some things up on the internet.

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Because somebody sent me

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Well, somebody I I

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mentioned this earlier. Somebody sent me

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like a a Twitter thing or X, whatever. I

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never go on that stuff.

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But they sent me a thing that was like

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apparently you and Danneel are divorced.

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And I was like what?

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>> [laughter]

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>> And there was like a I guess a picture

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of me that was taken

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in

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Yeah yeah. So, when I was in Vancouver

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last week

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filming Tracker, I met up with some of

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my Supernatural crew cuz we are still

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friends and we're still family and

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anytime I get a chance to meet up with

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them >> [applause]

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>> [applause]
>> Um

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I didn't get a chance to meet up with

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all of them, but I I got to see a few of

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them and that was great. But I literally

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just come from set.

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And I have to I have to take this thing

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off when I work. And I usually just put

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it in my pocket and like keep it in my

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jeans. Sometimes if I'm like working

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back to back to back to back, I'll put

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it in the safe in the hotel room and

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just like I don't want to lose it,

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right? And so I I just got back to the hotel.

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And so I I just got back to the hotel.
They met me in my hotel lobby and we had

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a

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we had a nice little drink and reunion

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and took a picture and I didn't even think

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took a picture and I didn't even think
about [clears throat] it. And then of

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course it got posted and people were

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like oh, he's not wearing his wedding

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ring. So, uh we're fine.

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we're fine.
We're about to celebrate our 16TH

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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. >> [applause]

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>> [applause]
>> UM

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ANYWAY, THAT GOT ME ONTO THE like the Twitter

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THAT GOT ME ONTO THE like the Twitter
thing and I started scrolling and I was

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like and then it and then of course

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because my name was involved it started

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showing me things that involved me and

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then it got onto Soldier Boy and it was

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like it was like talking about a certain

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it was like talking about a certain
uh I mean talking about soulless. And I

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all of it was like just awful.

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And I was like what are you what are you

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talking about? And it was not not

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violent, but it was like it was the

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conspiracy theories of like why he was

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doing this or why

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this was happening or or whatever. And

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one of the one of the uh

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um comments was the fact that

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the the scene between Firecracker and

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the scene between Firecracker and
Soldier Boy

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>> [laughter] >> where

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>> where
apparently it it fell onto us and

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I was not moving. >> [laughter]

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>> [laughter]
>> Yeah, clearly you were the only one who

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noticed. Cuz I was like wait, what? And then I

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Cuz I was like wait, what? And then I
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like >> [laughter]

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>> [laughter]
>> So, that was one camera angle.

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We did that scene from probably eight

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different camera angles and probably

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three to five takes per camera angle.

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And the camera angle I thought they were

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using for that moment was not that

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camera angle.

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I don't know if this is again this is

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like goes back to like the editing like

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we do what we do and then we put it to

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the editors and they do what they do.

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So, you can even see like I'm holding

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onto the sheets

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because I'm I thought that the scene was

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starting with just Val like rolling off

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and then I was ready to like kick the

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sheets up on her to keep her covered.

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Just being a nice guy.

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That's it.

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And I guess I don't know that's they

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did that and that and that's what it was

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and it was fine. Like whatever. I'm not

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you know, we have an amazing editor team

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and amazing post-production team, but

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that was

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I

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I I remember doing much more

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much much more

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on some different camera angles

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that they opted not to use.

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Not my fault.

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Anyway, in that scene

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gosh See the weave that I I just like

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See the weave that I I just like
>> [laughter]

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>> Just Just hang on, guys. Hang on, I'll

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get there.

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Hang on. It's a long train ride.

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There were lines in that scene where I

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was laying next to uh Val Soldier Boy

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was laying next to Firecracker

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where I had some doozies.

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And not all of them made the cut.

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There was some extra ones and then I

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also added some ones of my own

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>> [laughter]

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>> that didn't make the cut either.

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That scene was 15 minutes long.

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>> [laughter]

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>> But it became

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two and a half.

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Um

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not even. But uh the the the one that

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was tough to get through

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uh

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and Val and I had a hard time getting

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through it was the uh

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the shaved >> [laughter]

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>> There's some people in this crowd that

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were like what?

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>> [laughter]

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>> I wanted to talk about the barn scene. >> [laughter]

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>> Um so yeah, there were

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there was there was some there was some

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uh

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There's another scene coming up

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that takes that one and goes

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whoop.

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And Kripke did tell me he was like I

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think that's my favorite.

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He said I think it's my one of my I

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don't I don't think he said it was his

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favorite. I don't want to say that cuz

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Caroline and Kim and Jack and

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Lars and those guys will kill me. But uh

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I Kripke did say to me he was like it

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was one of my most favorite rewrites

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that he had to do because he wrote a

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line for me that standards and practices

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said can't do that.

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One of the boys. >> [laughter]

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>> He wrote a line for me that was

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too far.

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And so he goes, all right.

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Is it just the verbage?

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Meaning the word the word that he chose.

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And they were like yeah, he can't say

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that. He's like, what if I made an analogy?

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He's like, what if I made an analogy?
And he somehow MADE IT WORSE. >> [cheering]

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>> I DON'T KNOW IF I'M ALLOWED TO LAUGH AT

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THAT. AND getting through that one was very

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AND getting through that one was very
difficult.

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Largely because I

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the only way I could get through it was

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the fact that my grandmother is not

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alive. I was like cuz I I don't think I could

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I was like cuz I I don't think I could
say these words.

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I don't think I could do it. Uh no, it

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was it is still

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>> [laughter]

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>> He's he's so much fun to play because

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he's such a departure.

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Uh but also there's there's like this

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like I like I know this guy. Because I

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I've known

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I've known men like him

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from like older generations. I'm like,

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oh yeah, like my uncle had a friend or

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like there was a neighbor down the

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street. I'm like, okay. I I I I think I

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got this guy. But it's um

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it's a wild thing to play him when you

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have Eric Kripke writing his dialogue.

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So, yeah. There's it gets worse. >> [cheering] >> [cheering]
[applause]

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>> Okay, that's it for me.

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Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank

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you. Thank you.

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Thank you.
>> [cheering]

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>> Uh I love you guys. Thank you for being

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here. Thank you for being here tonight.

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Thank you for being here tonight.
>> [applause]

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>> You guys keep giving us love and we'll

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try to give you that back. Appreciate

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you.