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you know, it's like when I leave this place and only fans, Peter's out, I'll do foot stuff.

You know, it's like, who am I to judge at this point? So it's very interesting because as we are

halfway through January, and for me, it's dry January,

which, okay, I'm going to talk about something else, but I'm going to give you a very quick

dry January update. So far, it's not bad at all, and I kind of like it, and I didn't expect that.

As you know, and we have discussed many times on the showgram here on this podcast, Kennedy Saves the World, brought to you by Nabisco and JBL headphones.

Neither of those are true, but I really wish they were.

Okay.

I have gone without booze many, many times in my life, and oftentimes for years at a time,

before I do triathons, I don't drink for two weeks,

and it's not a problem because you're like reset in the body.

So I haven't taken a month off of drinking in a couple of years.

I went completely dry for Lent about five years ago.

And after two weeks, I was like, this is really dumb.

I want a margarita.

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