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Alessette, 97.3. It's Alessette, 97.3. Sarah and Vinnie, Alessette's morning show.

Oh, Friday. Friday, third cup of coffee already. This is happening over here.

Today is nationalgoogle.com day. Remember when Google was just a search engine?

And you're like, which one do you use? Do you use Google or ask chiefs or altavista or

Yahoo. Yahoo. Oh my god. How can I forget? Yahoo. That was the one. Bing.

Nobody is. Oh, we did. Bing because we were

working with them for a minute. But I actually never did Yahoo. I was always a Google guy.

Oh, funny. And I never really had ask.com. Whatever it was. I was using that for a while.

You did? Yeah, for a while. I don't know. I never really used Yahoo. Mail either. I was.

Oh, I have a bunch of Yahoo accounts. Oh, still? Still have them. Yeah, still use them.

You know, you put them in for junk mail. Thanks, Yahoo.

Thanks for being my junk mail address. Anyway, today is nationalgoogle.com day. Google's a big

part of our lives. Google started as a search engine and is now I'm looking at it right now.

I'm literally looking at a Google doc that I update every day. It's called the rundown.

By me updating it, I mean Alex. He updates it for me every day and puts stuff like today's

nationalgoogle.com day. It's also like online. It's my Google. It's my wallet. Like when I pay

for something, I'm like, yeah, use Google Pay. It's fine. So that's all set. Just everything. It's my

little everything. I love Google. I have a mail on there on my docs. Oh, it's so important.

It's important. It's important. So it's a minute is also a verb. No, you know, just

not just a place. You're a thing that can be done. It's pretty crazy to see how the

search engine grew and is now embedded in our lives. Boy, I sure wish I hadn't made a nice

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