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The fuck that's the day we makeyou look smart in front of your buddies.
It's the fuck to the day.Because she used to like tweet about
it or she was on she waspretty vocal about it, like, okay,
maybe she would email me. Adamsent this to me yesterday. We've
been talking about Blue a lot lately. Blue is a children's television show,
(00:25):
one that I wholeheartedly approve of.It's one of those shows that Alex,
I can't wait. You're not gonnamind watching Blue? Yeah? Yeah.
The dad is the guy that spendslike it seems like the dad dog spends
the most time with the kids.It's awesome, Adam says. Just in
case y'all didn't know, the creatorsof the show Blue used colors that dogs
(00:50):
can see. For the main characters. Dogs can see blue, and then
there's the red heelers, but dogsdon't have that. They don't have the
cone to bring in the reds,so they tinted the reds so that dogs
can see that color as well.On the other ones. It's it's a
dog friendly viewing cartoon. Okay,everyone, I didn't think I could like
(01:14):
it more. Thank you, Adam. That's a great fun fact. I
double checked that too, and it'strue. Americans throw away up to sixty
eight million dollars in coins every year. It is, you see a penny,
you pick it up, or youwalk past it, always pick it
(01:34):
up, like the filth filth?What are you gonna do with that penny?
Pocket? Then where does it go? Do you have a jar?
You have some kind of a andthen I'm sorry, I'm gonna stay with
us. Then where does it go? Just stays in the jar until that
jar overflows, and then I'll goto one of those coin things you do.
Yeah, okay, that was whereI was going. Because banks don't
(01:56):
want you to bring it in abig pile of coins anymore. Can suck
it up? I know, Idon't know. Somebody at two hours a
day, they bailed out every chancethey get. They should take our coins.
They will take it there. Theyhave to see some will I don't
know, someone will email me andlet me know who does that. The
kid that plays Charlie Willy Wonka inthe Chocolate Factory. I'm talking about the
og one. Okay, Gene Wilder, you get nothing, okay, but
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Charlie, cheer up, Charlie.Uh. He was never in a movie
before Willy Wonka. He was neverin a movie after Willy Wonka. His
name is Peter Ostrom. He wenton to become a veterinarian in New York.
He is sixty six years old.He is retired, and if you're
wondering, he says he still getsa royalty check about every three months for
(02:42):
about ten dollars. That's ten bucksfor him. The deals they cut back
then were horrific. It's the fuckback to the day. We make you
look smart. Everybody sits the fuckthat to the day
The fuck that's the day we makeyou look smart in front of your buddies.
It's the fuck to the day.Because she used to like tweet about
it or she was on she waspretty vocal about it, like, okay,
maybe she would email me. Adamsent this to me yesterday. We've
been talking about Blue a lot lately. Blue is a children's television show,
(00:25):
one that I wholeheartedly approve of.It's one of those shows that Alex,
I can't wait. You're not gonnamind watching Blue? Yeah? Yeah.
The dad is the guy that spendslike it seems like the dad dog spends
the most time with the kids.It's awesome, Adam says. Just in
case y'all didn't know, the creatorsof the show Blue used colors that dogs
(00:50):
can see. For the main characters. Dogs can see blue, and then
there's the red heelers, but dogsdon't have that. They don't have the
cone to bring in the reds,so they tinted the reds so that dogs
can see that color as well.On the other ones. It's it's a
dog friendly viewing cartoon. Okay,everyone, I didn't think I could like
(01:14):
it more. Thank you, Adam. That's a great fun fact. I
double checked that too, and it'strue. Americans throw away up to sixty
eight million dollars in coins every year. It is, you see a penny,
you pick it up, or youwalk past it, always pick it
(01:34):
up, like the filth filth?What are you gonna do with that penny?
Pocket? Then where does it go? Do you have a jar?
You have some kind of a andthen I'm sorry, I'm gonna stay with
us. Then where does it go? Just stays in the jar until that
jar overflows, and then I'll goto one of those coin things you do.
Yeah, okay, that was whereI was going. Because banks don't
(01:56):
want you to bring it in abig pile of coins anymore. Can suck
it up? I know, Idon't know. Somebody at two hours a
day, they bailed out every chancethey get. They should take our coins.
They will take it there. Theyhave to see some will I don't
know, someone will email me andlet me know who does that. The
kid that plays Charlie Willy Wonka inthe Chocolate Factory. I'm talking about the
og one. Okay, Gene Wilder, you get nothing, okay, but
(02:21):
Charlie, cheer up, Charlie.Uh. He was never in a movie
before Willy Wonka. He was neverin a movie after Willy Wonka. His
name is Peter Ostrom. He wenton to become a veterinarian in New York.
He is sixty six years old.He is retired, and if you're
wondering, he says he still getsa royalty check about every three months for
(02:42):
about ten dollars. That's ten bucksfor him. The deals they cut back
then were horrific. It's the fuckback to the day. We make you
look smart. Everybody sits the fuckthat to the day
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