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Oh, Elizabeth Dutton. Yes. I got a question for you. Yes. You know what's ridiculous?

Oh, do I. I know. I don't think you do. I know everything. Do you really?

Okay, I've been talking about this for some time, and I know I said it was a trilogy, and then

now I can't stop. I've got another ridiculous food item. No. Yes. No. Yes. So there's this thing

called EgoNog, which is a waffle-based liqueur put out by the good folks at Ego. It's supposed to

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