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I could spend all day doing this.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

I'm going to let Katie handle the clip because she knows more about what it is.

Yeah.

Well, before I do that, I want to know why paper cuts hurt so damn bad, man.

I just got one right in the crease of my index finger and it just hack my finger off and

it hurt less.

You got so many nerve endings in your fingers because they're so incredibly important to what we do as humans.

And I was doing something and in my head I was like, you're going to get a paper cut.

And then you idiot.

I like warned myself.

Oh, God.

I'm shuddering.

And there are parts of your body where you have almost no feeling if you've ever

like done something to my heart for various parts of my leg.

Your weenis.

It's the loose skin on the end of your elbow. It's called your weanus. I was going to say I got plenty of feeling in mine, but no. If your weeness is numbs, see a doctor. I use too much of that cream. But what's your weanus? It's the skin on your elbow that like when you straighten your arm, you just have that skin right there.

Pinch it as hard as you can.

You don't feel a thing. You feel nothing. That's your weanus. That's called your weanus. I don't know if everybody's kneecap skins like this. I'm not sure it's called that. We need to nail us down. Look it up. Juggle it. You made this up.

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