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Hello, and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

I am in Oregon at an outdoor mall, which is a very curious place for an outdoor mall because it rains here, 362 days out of the year.

Jimmy Fela is with me because it's a Monday and we have to set your week right before it goes horribly off course.

Yes, but you talk about bad locations.

Do you know I have to head to a casino after this for a radio event?

And the people who booked it, the people who booked it, clearly they don't know my backstory as a gambler.

Okay.

It's like an 80% chance that by the time I get to

this event, I'm wearing a blonde wig and powdering my Adams apple to make back the cash I lost

on the roulette wheel. They have no idea. They're like, why is Jimmy wearing high heels to the

meet and greet? They'll know. Well, you know, you're only 5-4. A lot of people don't know that. A lot of people think

that you're 6-1. You're actually just a wee little man, and that's the only fellas we hire

at Fox. Yeah, if you can get on the ride, if you can get on the rides at six flags, we don't want you.

It's the way it works.

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