And you church,

church my mom,

or too many times, over and over again,

over and over again.

Maybe you change your mom for too many times over and over again.

Over and over again.

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I am Riley Smurrell.

I'm Sidney McElroy.

And I'm Taylor Smurrell.

Keep rolling my sleeves up, like as an impulse and then I realize I'm really cold. But I have this

like every time I sit down I feel the need to roll my sleeves up. Like let's get

down a business. Like you're about to get down to some dirty work. Yeah

Every time I sit down that's like the first thing I do is roll my sleeves up

What is that?

Interesting because the first thing I do when I sit down is pull my sleeves over my hands like a little child.

Is this revealing? I don't know. I feel like sleeves are uncomfortable I don't like sleeves I yeah

you remove sleeves from a lot of things I aggressively cut them off most of my shirts

yeah that's true.

But that's the problem.

Well, there's two ways, but then again, you guys are representing both ways.

I either want them gone, or I want them all the way over my hands and I want little thumby holes that I can just stick my thumbies through and then there it's a full coverage.

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