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We hope you enjoy the message. Well, one thing I've learned over the years is that I love to quote movies.

Like, it's one of those things where movie quotes will weave their way into normal conversation

for me. And it really started back in

college. For example, when I was in college, the most popular movie for my group of friends was a

movie called Dumb and Dumber. And it saddens my heart that there are people in this room who have not

seen that movie. And so let me just tell you what your plans are after breakaway tonight. You're going to watch Dumb and Dumber, and then you're going to thank

me for it later. But for example, I could run into a group of friends on campus just walking

in between classes. And if there was ever a lull in the conversation, then someone might

inevitably go, Bigel would say, well, see you later, and then they would just start walking.

That's a quote from Dumb and Demmer. Clearly, you haven't seen it, and that's your problem.

That's on you. But then I graduated from college, and the movie called Napoleon Dynamite came out.

And so there might be a time where one of us, my group of friends, is maybe talking about a girl that we like,

and so we might find ourselves quoting Kip Dynamite.

We might say she's got a sandy blonde hair, she's got a pretty good looking face.

I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious.

I'm just kind of getting T.O.

She still doesn't send me a full bonny shot.

All right, so there's that.

So then Napoleon Dynamite died out, and kind of now that one of the main things I do is I stand on a stage and speak to people.

One of the movies that has constantly

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