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Oh, good. Okay. We're actually, okay, yeah, because I want to hear for this t-shirt

or wear, yes. All right. So I've been buying black t-shirts with musicians on them forever. I've got a Miles Davis one that's falling apart, Muddy Waters, Louis Armstrong. And when I turn 70, my daughter's thought it would be great that I have my own t-shirt.

So they actually, this is two pictures of me that they put together and had the t-shirts made

and we had a dinner in New York and everyone got a t-shirt. I've got t-shirts for you guys if you want.

Do you really? I do. I've got a lot of extra t-shirts.

They're not going out the door that fast.

I only do double X, right?

It's, um, it's, wow, that's crazy.

Isn't that great?

I need, I need one of those.

And, uh, I don't know, I don't know if I could walk there.

I don't know if I can carry it off with a in fact t-shirt of myself could you do that Joe? I don't wear t-shirts.

You know, one of the things I was going to talk about, but I'd not is a big decision about

what was the first movie I should show my daughter's old movies.

That's old in quotes, you know, and it was like two years of thinking, I really want to get them off to a good start, you know, seven or eight years because they'd seen, you know, free willy and stuff like that.

And after much thought, it was bringing up baby.

That's pretty good.

And it worked like a charm.

I would have gone with Dirty Dozen.

Okay.

I have girls.

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