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All right, you guys feeling it? Feeling empowered today? Trying to get you guys up and run it.

With that song from 1988. Many of you might remember from the movie Working Girl, Carly

Simon's Let the River Run. We're playing it because of the rain in Los Angeles. You got

the joke here? Let the river run. A lot of rivers running through the streets of Los

Angeles. Maybe you've seen some of the videos, Alan DeGeneres standing in front of the roaring

rivers in Montecito. But I want you, Gals and God, everybody out there. I want you to feel

empowered by this. I want you to take off your Reeboks. Remember that was the big thing

when this movie came out? You wear Reebok sneakers on the train to New York City and you

take those off and put on your pumps or whatever. Easy spirits, I believe, were the ones you

could play basketball in. Looks like a pump feels like a sneaker. I believe it was the catchphrase

of those. That was a big thing. Long Island Railroad. In Reeboks, then you put on your shoes

to get into the office to impress the boss. That was a big deal in Working Girl. A movie

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