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Yesterday I found myself working in a small town called Cloverdale. It's about 20 minutes north of the US border in Canada,

just south of Vancouver, a very quaint little town, and I had a couple hours off in between scenes that we were doing.

And so I decided to get a little stoned and take a stroll around this town, and I'd love a good antique store.

If you know anything about me, Christian, you know how much I love antiqueing. I guess I don't know you.

No, but no, I do. I love exploring antique stores. And I found a great one called Nanz Antiques.

And I was looking all around and I found these glasses that is a set of four drinking glasses of the Beatles.

Not the animal of the band, and one from 62, 63, 64, 65, and I had all their different loops from each of those years.

And I loved it. So I brought it down. I was very excited to purchase it. And the proprietor, Nanz, very sweet woman.

She asked what I was doing in town. I told her about goose bumps. She said she was excited. There was another customer there. We were chatting and they were very friendly.

I was just a really nice experience. And then I got a text from our second AD Walter that I was needed back at onset.

And so I said, oh, go care about it. I purchased these and I went to do so. And Nanz said, oh, I'm sorry. We don't take your credit card. It was an American Express.

And so I was not able to purchase it. So I said, well, it wasn't meant to be, you know, and I went back to work. And when I got back to my trailer Walter, who was the base camp PA, the second AD, he said, a woman was buying. She dropped something off for you.

And lo and behold, it was Nanz had dropped off these Beatles drinking glasses because she saw how much I wanted them. And it was just the nicest gesture. And I said, oh, my God.

But of course, immediately my guilt is triggered. Oh, I owe her. And I'm going to have to. And I said, did she say anything Walter said she said, just tell him to like my Facebook page.

And since I don't have Facebook, I thought I thought, well, I do have a podcast. And I'll thank her publicly on the podcast. So thank you, Nanz. And check out Nanz and Tiggs in Cloverdale, British Columbia. It's probably the longest ad we've ever done.

That's really sweet. And it's also the worst American express ad I've ever heard my life. It's true. But the best Nanz and Tiggs ad. Yes. And speaking of the best. Let's do this.

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Let me ask you something is the bag that she brought the glasses in. Is that a bag from the her store or is it a different kind of back? So Christians looking at it now. And the funny thing I noticed this too is she just brought this is hers.

She brought she brought this bag. She put the Beatles glasses in this bag. And please read what it says. It says prima donna. It's a pretty big letters on it. I can't really make out. There is there's a picture of some sort on there.

She's cheese. So it looks like a cheese plate here. I'm going to bring it closer. Okay. So you're walking around on set with a big bag that's a prima donna on it. I know that funny. It was my trailer.

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