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Welcome to Dedicated. I'm your host Doug Brunt. Today we're with John O'Hurley. He's an actor,

a singer, a dancer, a comedian. He is the Dean Martin of our time. You might know him from

the hit show Seinfeld as Elaine's boss with Panash, Jay Peterman. Or you might know him from Broadway, where he starred as Billy Flynn in Chicago or King Arthur in Spamalot. Or maybe you know him as the annual host of the National Dog Show, telecast on Thanksgiving Day. He's also the author of three books, and we are lucky to have him with us today. John, welcome. It's nice to be here with you, my dear friend. And today, it's going to be red wine.

Is that, I, I'm amazed at not only your selection, but the depth of your selection. You went,

you went big. Well, you know, it's Sirius X-M. We opened up the pocketbook. We got a nice bottle of

Camus here. This was, now this is the wine that Michael Jordan

and I have, if I'm, excuse me, did I just drop a name? I think I did. It, this is the, this is the

wine that we drink when we gamble together. You've been at the tables. Oh, I have indeed. And yeah,

I remember one night, him doing so well,

I don't think he was ever going to let me go. It was like, I said, let's go to dinner. He says, uh-uh. I said, yeah, I was staying on the table and you're not leaving. Was it blackjack or? It was blackjack. Yeah, he'd been down the night before, and I want to say it was he was down heavy six figures and he won heavy seven figures on the, yeah. Wow. Yeah, he was not leaving a similar experience. I was actually doing very, yeah. We were both doing really well, so I said, anyway. Cheers. Great to see you again. That is, wait a minute. That's not the good stoop in here. Let's, there we go.

Hey, that's a pro.

That's it.

That's it, you know, a man who has drunk his way across America.

All right.

Camus is not that.

Isn't that what?

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