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Hello, my friends. Welcome to everyone in their mom, a weekly show from Weight Weight,

don't tell me. I'm Emma Choi, and this week we're throwing a family reunion.

If you've visited us before, you know we love hanging out with family. So come on in,

make yourself at home. We have a ton of food, my grandma made Kenanjige and some bad kimchi,

and there's the karaoke machine. Here's a tip, though. Do not let Uncle Dennis get started on

that thing. He will keep singing for hours. Actually, speaking of Uncle Dennis, he can't buy to

talk to us about officiating weddings, Elvis, and what it's like to be the fun uncle. In some cases,

too much fun, you know. Let's listen to it again. Hi, Uncle Dennis. Hello, hello Emma.

Oh, good on us. I feel like would you just cry for yourself as the life of the party?

Well, you know, I'm kind of a husband. It's been a while. But you know who the life of the

party is you guys now. It's funny because when I think of our family gatherings, like I always

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