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Welcome back to a special minisode of how rude Tanneritos, where we are officially getting nostalgic.

Can you believe that 10 years ago this week, Fuller House burst onto our screens and stole all of our hearts all over again.

Ten years.

Can you believe it's been ten years?

I can't.

A decade?

That's a significant chunk of time.

It really is. It doesn't feel like it's been a significant chunk of time since we started that.

No, it feels like it's been a hot minute and that's it.

And you and I have some great stories to tell from our press tour in New York City that week.

Oh, do we, do we?

Promoting the show.

It was a whirlwind of glam and sleep deprivation and craziness.

So we are very excited to rewind the

clock with you guys one decade and revisit our emotions surrounding that special week. So let's

relive the magic together. Let's. Gosh, okay, so rewind 10 years ago. This is so great. I actually

never heard this story from you of if you ever had any hesitation to say yes to Fuller House. Like when Jeff brought it up, like were you? No. Oh, yeah, okay. I don't think so, but I was like, I mean, because, you know, people always ask. I was like, when the show got picked him, you know, you found out, I was like, we were pitching it. We were in it from the beginning. Right. Right. And had a lot of, but, but no, the second, you know, I knew that people love this show. And it was like, I would love to get back to doing what I was doing. You know, I was, I was in my civilian life, but I was working in treatment, as were you. You know, we were just sort of doing life and enjoying it. And getting like this sort of dropped in our laps was like, yeah. What a gift, right? Because we all still see each other and we would all still connect and we'd still have time, you know, full house family time together. not as probably often as we do now, but we would still see each other and we would all still connect and we'd still have time you know full house family time together not as probably often as we do now but we would still see each other a lot and so we

knew that it would be super fun yeah I had not one ounce of hesitation in my mind because I knew

I would absolutely love going to work every day regardless of of if the show was good or not, I would be having a good time. Yeah. Yeah, it seemed like a no-brainer. If you knew the fans would love it. Because you had, like, I had kind of done a movie here there and, like, done a couple of things. But Full house also killed your acting career no i'm just

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