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Who went to their high school reunion?

On today's show, actor Dave Kekner takes us back to his high school days in Tippedon, Missouri.

We're on from, like I said, small town, not a lot to do.

So one of the events in your life in high school, when you're a senior, you go paint the bridge, the railroad underpass, about a mile outside of town.

You paint your high school year there.

And I'm out there by myself trying to keep one eye on traffic and shake these spray paint hands.

And also, it's dark.

I can't see anything. And I've got my my phone my

iPhone out and I'm trying to push the the light uh the whatever flashlight app but my battery's dying

this week on storyworthy actor Dave Keckner tells us all about his high school reunion

hi my Actor Dave Kekner tells us all about his high school reunion. Hi, my name is David Kekner, and you're listening to Storyworthy.

You must be smart. Welcome to Storyworthy.

My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm coming to you from Wondery Sunset Studio in West Hollywood, California.

I am so glad you guys tuned in today, whether you're a long-time fan of the show or a new listener,

welcome to Storyworthy. I hope you guys had a chance to listen to last week's episode with Todd Glass. If you didn't, go back and listen to that episode. It's titled Pot Cookies,

so you know what it's about. It's about pot and cookies. Pot in the cookies. Anyway, it's

fabulous. You've got to hear it. But for today,

today's show is brought to us from the one and only Dave Keckner. Now, Dave is an amazing actor

and comedian, and I know you've seen him in a million different things like Anchorman and

Talladega Nights. And today his story is called High School Reunion. He talks about growing up in Tipton, Missouri, where he graduated with only 78 kids.

Now, that is a small school.

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