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It's time to go around the room with Elvis Duran and the Morning Show.

Around the room. There's a room. We're in it. Let's see what's on the minds of everyone in the room.

Straight Nate. I'm going to start with you. What's up with you?

Come back to me. I just had a brave part. Sorry. I was focused on the guy's body.

Of course you were.

Scary.

So one thing that I noticed in my observation when I was on vacation in another country,

south of France, to be exact, when people go out, the fathers and the daughters party together,

families hang out and they drink together.

This guy had two Sidney-looking daughters with him.

And I'm like, how can you sit there and watch as guy after guy after guy comes up to hit on your daughter?

And then later finds out very quickly that she's with dad and then they run away.

But the thing is, I just think it's an interesting dynamic the way it's a different mindset in Europe. And maybe we should be more like that here. Just saying. Father's daughters? Father's daughters, mothers and daughters, mothers and sons, any combination. Here's the thing, though, when you're the south of France, you see an older gentleman and a younger woman. It typically isn't a father and daughter. It's usually a billionaire and a very attractive model.

Oh my God.

Was he kidding then?

He says, these are my two daughters.

Oh, no, no, no.

I'm not saying he may have been, but okay.

No, but when you see them,

especially in the South of France,

you automatically assume it's a relationship

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