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This is D.P.8ro and Rothenberg. The guy we met yesterday. This guy's on a plane. People is D.P.A. Rothero and Rothenberg.

The guy we met yesterday.

This guy's on a plane. People walk in with luggage and is like, I'm only seeing the same suitcase. There's two suitcases. Spends the entire flight looking at stuff and then lands. It goes, got to leave. And he ends up going to China. Yeah. For six months, six months. He's just studied the suitcase industry. Me, I get on the plane, I'm like, all right, if I get trapped in the band.

Will someone be able to let me out of that?

This man only needed one flight to change. This must study the suitcase industry. Me, I get on the plane. I'm like, all right, if I get trapped in the band,

will someone be able to let me out of that? This man only needed one flight to change his entire life. You use the opportunity when you're in the airplane to drug myself. This is DiPiatoro and Rothenburg. When's your trip to St. Martin? Christmas Eve. So you've got to call your dealer. Dealer is also known as my doctor.

There comes the drug again.

On ESP. When's your trip to St. Martin? Christmas Eve. So you've got to call your dealer. Dealer is also known as my doctor.

There comes the druggy again.

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It's streaming live on YouTube.

All right, D&R with you, a big 7 o'clock hour. So Jefferson, it does a great job with the graphics and monitoring the YouTube and the polls and everything. He's doing really, really well. We like him very much. And he comes in, pops his head in, and we start asking him some, a line of inappropriate questions. No, I would do that. Yes, I think I think so. Like, we cross the line a little bit. And then, but he's a good sport.

It was hard, it was hard hitting journalism is what we're doing. We're interested in a couple things. We're asking questions and, you know, we're, you know, and you could feel he's a little uncomfortable, but he's going to play our game and he answers the questions. And then you have to go so far past the line. No, no.

That he turns anything else is what you have to do.

I see what you're doing here.

Don't do that.

What do you mean?

Don't turn this on me.

I was asking.

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