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Hey there, folks. I am Dave Holmes and welcome back to International Waters. Baby, this is the

international panel show that pits American and British

entertainers against each other in a global showdown of wit, knowledge, and the ability

to find things about our respective countries that don't make us want to move, like, to the

core of the earth. It is a difficult time to be American, and it is a difficult time to be British.

But that is why we are here to bond us together once again through the spirit of playful

adversity.

Okay?

Together, we're going to take on the only adversary we can mutually agree on ourselves.

I've got a few more. I could probably throw it off. Well, we all do. We all do. Oh, okay. But it's just the three of us here right now. All right. So we talked to you now in March of 2006. We had Olympic fever. That shit is over now. The hockey team won for the first time since 1980. then cash Patel went and i was going to stay

backstage but to the locker room and he acted not so much like an fbii agent and more like

someone who like called the radio station and knew the phrase that pays and got to go backstage

and see sammy hagar yeah he's he's the maker wish kid theto-be director of the FBI. That's exactly what he is. And then last night I was at the Glad Awards, and Amber Glenn was there. She was giving an award, and I went up, I talked to her at the after-party, and I introduced her to a whole bunch of people, and I just right now realized that I called her Amber Kenny.

That's a whole different person. That's a whole different person.

How often?

How, yeah, like a bunch. I was like, you guys, it's Amber Kenny. And she was very cool about it,

because I only just now realized that I did that a thousand times. So Olympic fever is over.

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