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Elizabeth.

Zeran. So nice to see you. So good to see you. I got a question for you. Yes, sir. And that bright eyes and bushy-tail smile. Ding! Do you know what's ridiculous? I do know what's ridiculous. Lay it on a brother. Okay, you know how people who've been drinking smell like alcohol? Yeah, totally. You know, and like sometimes it's coming out of their pores. Yes, especially the next day. I have friends who definitely smell like bar rags. And like if you get pulled over, you know, it's not just the police will look at how you're driving as maybe an indication that you've been drinking, but they'll sniff. Oh, yeah, they definitely smell the air. Oh, I smell the alcohol. Have you been drinking today, sir?

Yeah, well, so we got a problem here with, this is a mashup.

And so you take, so I'm taking it.

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