From the smallest room in New York City

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Hey, Tommy, how you doing?

Hey, Pat.

Here, a student who was set on fire.

We covered this a few weeks ago,

and I guess he got a big award from the city, $59.2 million.

Not bad.

I think I was pretty pretty pretty.

He was.

We saw the picture of him before, and he was not, probably did not look like that beforehand.

Yeah, but he didn't look as like, I mean, he didn't look gruesome.

No, no.

The lady that got her face ripped off by the monkey looked a lot worse than him.

So like if it's either getting burned in a chemistry experiment or getting your face ripped off by a monkey, you want the,

you want the burns, I think. Chimp strength, right? God damn, I guess he bit it off, right? He bit into it?

No, no, he, yeah, it was biting, but he also used his hands to actually rip at her face.

That's what they do is that when the chimp attacks, they attack your face and hands, and that's

really smart. And that's what, and that's what and that's what happened she didn't

have hands either but this guy and she didn't get how much money did the chimp attack lady get

you know i don't even know i don't even know she died uh sooner or later i mean not didn't she didn't she

died she got the face transplant remember they gave her the face transplant? Did she end up dying? Well, maybe the, maybe it was the owner of the chimp who died. Oh yeah, the owner of the chimp did die. That I do know. And, and, and this lady didn't die.

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