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Wow, it's 2020.

You know, I still, it's been 20 years since we've been in this new century, and I'm still

uncomfortable saying 20 something, you know, like 2018, 2015, obviously, about the same thing.

I was going to say 20-07, but I don't think anyone said 20-07.

And if they did, they were not someone I would allow in my life.

I would instantly cut someone out of my life if they were referring to were not someone I would allow in my life. I would instantly cut someone

out of my life if they were referring to 2007 as 20-07. But maybe people did. I don't know.

It just doesn't sound right. It's kind of like the same sound as saying a word really fancy when

you don't need to say it fancy, even though it is that we're not saying 20, 20, you know, it's 20, but 2020.

If you say 2020, that's a lot of breath and a lot of words or a lot of length.

But saying 2020 just sounds, I don't know, no, not that it sounds fancy. That's not the right word. It sounds to

industry speak, like jargon or something. It sounds almost to insider like, yeah, we're all in

2020, you know, but if you didn't live in 2020, you can't say 2020. You have to say

2020. I don't know, It seems like a club thing, which

could be good because we could all use some good bonding. So saying 2020 unites us, I guess.

We're all in it together in 2020. But really, the whole problem was saying 2020 is that we're just doing

free marketing for the show 2020. I think Dateline should get some free marketing as well.

So we should have a year called Dateline. So this year is 2020. Next year is Dateline. And then the

year after that is 60 minutes. Okay. Well, every year goes by

in 60 minutes anyway, time flies. Welcome to 20, 25. That's how long this intro was. I should not

call these intros anymore. I should just call them show warnings because really that's all I do

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