Will they find a home?

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Steve is intrigued by the paranormal.

Other worldly spirits really make a house a home, you know?

Janice has different taste.

I'd like my house to not be haunted.

Compromise is tough, but these two won't have to compromise when they bundle

home in car insurance with GEICO. It's easy and they could save even more. In the end,

Steve and Janice found a renovated Victorian that's only haunted from 9 to 5.

Okay, wife saw him, you gotta bounce.

By Steve.

Bundling without compromise at Geico.com. Pat you're in your mid-20's and you're in your mid-20s and no I'm a little older than that right now.

Oh I'm sorry I mean thank you though I know I use a moisturizer let me

rephrase that in the 1980s you're back in Philadelphia where you grew up, and you are a budding serious songwriter.

Yep, three sets of the serious stuff.

Then I would do one set of covers, mostly beetle covers, and, or, you know, I would do Billy Joel, only the good die young or something. Okay. Any audience kind of a lively number, me and who will you go down by the

school yards or whatever. Yeah. But I would not do what everybody else did. I would not do American Pie, which gets the whole bar

singing. I hate the song. hate the song I hate the guy who sings it because he's always denied

Basically if the the lyrical imagery in that song he's talking about these 60s artists and he's knocking them, but history proved for that those 60s artists were really pretty good

So his remarks about the Beatles and Dylan thinly veiled in his horrible ambiguous poetry. I've always hated that song.

See I had no idea that he was being critical in that song.

He was because he's denied it. He still does but it's just so obvious.

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