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With Sarah and Vinny.

Legit, yeah.

Alice at 97.3.

One in three Americans.

I used to love this about certain characters in, and this character kind of runs through different books and movies through the years

but it's that person who's always got the next money-making idea.

Oh sure, this one's it. Yeah, this is it. I've got it. This time.

What was that? The man's ear. Was it? Michael Keaton's character and Knight's, never mind, you're going to be like,

just do it. could that be more

obscure he talks into a little tape about all his bright ideas he has all these

ideas all the time you know what we need and a yeah none of them are not actually fruition I always think about the one with the guy who came up with intermittent windshield wipers and it was played by Greg Kinnear

like I think it was called the inventor or something. Oh, and he, and it's a true life story about how...

But he actually made money on it.

Well, he got burned.

Oh no, he got stolen from him. Oh, no.

And then he sued and then he made all the money.

Oh, phew. I know.

A third of Americans say, they believe they have an idea

that could make them wealthy. Oh, well, what's stopping them then? 19% of them say they have a feeling

in their bones. Oh. that they'll one day win big on the lottery.

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