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Welcome to the naughty but nice show. It's Monday. It's Monday, which means joining us today is our long-lost friend. We've not spoken in two weeks. It's been a vacation for our mate, but he is back. The one, the only, Garrett Vogel. The summer of Garrett is officially over, Rob Schuiter. I am back in action. I'm all yours until you kick me out of here. I thought you were going to change the locks and the password on the Zoom room, but no, here we are. How are you? You're going nowhere. Hey, I'm glad you had a hot girl summer. I'm glad you had a hot girl summer I'm glad you had a

hot boy summer you're out there dancing and singing and seeing shows oh yeah and

I have a question is is things okay in the home front because I saw that

Bruce looks like he picked up another job he was I'm furious I know are you

okay at home thank you for asking Bruce my husband is a, a playwriter. He has a show coming to Broadway called Harmony. And it's a lot of work. They started rehearsals last week. They opened the box office. I shoved him in the box office window with his collaborator, Barry Manlo. They sold tickets. And then they started rehearsals. It was wild. They had like a

line around the box office. People don't go to box offices anymore. They buy them on ticket masters. So we wanted

to recreate this like old school feel. And so the two of them were in the box office. I think they

signed like the first hundred tickets, maybe more. They didn't leave until the line was done,

which was an awfully kind thing of them to do. But it was really exciting. And then on Saturday,

I was lucky enough to sneak into rehearsals. So everything isn't just okay, Garrett. It's

flipping fabulous at the minute. Let me tell you a little hint about buying tickets at the box

office. If you come to New York or go to any Broadway show.

You save on all the extra charger.

All those charges, you know, the $45 tissue fee, you know, like that you get online, like the 65 processing fee to print a digital ticket.

Not at the box office.

My mom has every time we get Broadway tickets from my mother and she goes to the box office, she drives into the city, she buys, just, I mean, she probably, she probably loses the money on the tolls and she breaks even at the end of the day, but still, it's the idea of that. It's a good tip. Go to the box office.

You don't have to pay those fees. Okay, let's jump into our show. What time is it, my friends?

Oh, tea time. T-time. Okay, this is a serious story at the top of the show. So, Milakunas and Ashton

Kutcher are now saying they support victims following the backlash over their letters supporting Danny Masterson.

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