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Good morning. And right now, I might have mentioned the weather before. It's a beautiful day.

I would be fine with this weather every day. I'm sitting in this park with Sharon Simon, comedian in New York City.

It's Chelsea. And how are you doing, Sharon? I'm doing good.

And what is it? 62 degrees, 60 degrees?

It's really pleasant.

With the nice, we're in the shade and the clouds are creating the shade before the shade.

It's pre-shade shade.

So it's almost like the lights are out, but it's broad daylight and it's very nice.

If it was this cool every day, all summer, I'm not going to be complaining about all those missed trips to Coney Island and the sweat.

Do you go to Coney Island?

I do. I do. If I go to the beach, I'll go to Coney Island once. And I, you know what? I used to swim in it. And I still will, I guess. But it's like, you know, you get a big fat pair of tiny

whiteies in your face one time. I mean, with nobody in them, of course. And yeah, so what about

you? Do you swim in there? Do you swim in the beach? Yeah, yeah, a bit. Do you get a long beach or something

though? I generally go to New Jersey because I'm from New Jersey. So if I go to the beach,

I go there. But I go to Coney Island to hang out. Yeah, right. You to see the oddities and stuff.

Yeah. They have an old culture there of freaks, an old freak culture was there, I guess,

kind of grew up around there. And I love that. I love watching that. Yeah. Seeing the people. Like a, like, and so you probably

also like, to some degree, the, because isn't it that's connected with the, what is the kind

of like chubby girl stripper thing? I'm really not able to remember words. The mermaid parade.

That's just an annual thing. Is that what you're talking about?

I know what you're talking about, but no, the ones who do it for $30 on a Saturday night,

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