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Like when you got the Sunday paper, you'd read Parade.

You just did it.

Yeah, there was just, I don't know why even.

There wasn't even like a, what's the voice of parade?

It was just general interest, like, baseline.

It was like people, but more, it was like a very palatable, not scandalous people

magazine.

It was like people meets like CBS Sunday morning or something.

It was almost AARP adjacent because it was so for older audiences, you know?

Yeah.

Wait, I just, can I?

So on Parade Magazine this weekend, there was the headline, Lauren Holly drops wild claim about Kelsey Grammer's behavior on set, colon, quote, he farted constantly. Also, to be very, like, though we just praised Parade, parade is a shell of its former self, and this was not even a parade scoop. It was kind of a shell to begin with.

Parade used to get. Also, you know, it was great about parade. It was printed on paper that was

literally like, um, it was like glossy. No, but it was like see through. It was like tissue paper.

Do you remember? But it had kind of a sheen to the front. And if you decided to take paper out of

your house, it would disintegrate. Because if you

didn't read it fast enough, it would literally fall apart in your hands. It was stapled together with one

staple. Do you remember? It had maybe two, but probably one staple. I think it had two. But it was

not. It was tissue paper, though, don't you think? Yeah. I have a memory of wrapping something in Parade and it being like not enough.

It didn't like, you could see what it was.

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