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ποΈ 16 July 2019
β±οΈ 63 minutes
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Fran Drescher (The Nanny, author of Cancer Schmancer) talks to Justin about where she got that amazing laugh, and the key to a long life (hint: it's lemon water).
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0:12.6 | When Christian and I were kids, we had a few different babysitters. Our favorite or my favorite babysitters were there were three |
0:19.7 | teenage boys who lived. It sounds weird now. Who lived around the corner from us named the parisies and |
0:26.1 | they were very impressive. The key is they played football. They were high school football players and at the time when I was five, six, seven years old |
0:33.4 | I was obsessed with football. Either one or two of them at a time would |
0:39.1 | occasionally babysit for us and |
0:41.1 | one time when they did I went it so badly to impress them that I set up a shrine in my bedroom of |
0:48.1 | the football helmet I had and all my favorite football cards and |
0:52.3 | filtered through my six or seven-year-old brain. I thought they thought it was cool, but looking back they must have been kind of |
1:00.1 | freaked out. Oh, that's why you got the restraining order against you. I always wondered what those four. I thought it was just random. Yeah. |
1:15.3 | From one dream this is Justin Long and you are listening to Life is Short. Life could be a dream sweetheart. |
1:23.0 | Doo. |
1:25.6 | And with me as always is Christian. Hi Justin. Hi Christian. That continues to be weird. I |
1:32.6 | We normally don't call each other by our first names, but you are named Christian. So speaking of the parisies |
1:39.3 | they were kind of the idealized version of our family and that we were three brothers. They were three brothers |
1:46.4 | they were older than us, but they were not that you not to put us down too much, but they were very handsome and friendly and |
1:52.6 | athletic. They played sports. So they were kind of I always saw them as people that we aspired to be as a kid. Yeah, that's true. |
2:00.9 | They were definitely our physical |
2:03.9 | superiors. Well, we were also little boys. They were they you know, they had but even once we became teenagers they looking back |
2:10.4 | I think they were physically superior. They were. But you don't know that because you're like they were your vision of them |
2:16.3 | varsity football players not all varsity football players are really good looking. No, not necessarily good looking but more physically impressive than we are. Yeah, I don't mean just their faces. |
2:26.1 | Is that what you think of them on their faces? They're really nice faces. I think they did two of them are twins. Uh-huh. Remember there was an oldest Chris and occasionally we would get Chris and that was like he was like Tom Brady. |
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