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Guaranteed Human.

Get your hands together.

We're going to start to party.

I'm ready to party.

The Elvis Duran after party.

I can hear it.

Who can hear it? No, these guys can't hear it. I can hear it. What? So they couldn't hear it. Elvis couldn't hear that. I hear that. You can hear that? See. Damn, you got poof. I think you guys are effing with me. No. But here's the, Elvis couldn't hear it either when we we were doing it. Really? Like you're not doing anything. I hear it. Okay, ring it into the microphone so people can hear it. It's like a jiggly bell. It is. It's a jingle bell. And it's loud. Yes. It's really prevalent. Yeah. You don't hear anything. You don't hear that? Nothing. Nothing.

Yeah, like if I were anywhere in this room, I'd be like, who's ringing that bell? Right, right? You don't have that upper end, you don't have that upper end hearing thing? You are not effing this. No, no. This isn't like a group text. No. Okay, watch this. Everybody turn around. Okay, don't anybody look, but when you hear the bell,

just, no, say something.

It's a podcast, Gary. Say something, okay, when you hear the bell. All right, here we go. Yeah. All right, wait, wait. We're going to do it again.

See, Nate, I'm telling you. I have no idea.

This is seriously, like when they do the tones in your ears, I would not be raising my hand right now.

What?

Have you gotten hearing tests?

Yeah, he can't hear anything.

Oh yeah, he needs hearing aids.

He knows he does.

It's kind of sad. They say that the first thing to go with your age is the upper part of the... Nothing. You can hear anything. It's making noise. I hear it like a rattle. I don't hear a ding. It's like, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, I'm I'm sorry. This is it funny. This is not funny. Oh, poor Nate. When are you getting your hearing aids? If I was blind, you'd be like, you can't see me?

I think I's right. How many fingers do I have a fun of? This is hilarious. Let me hit. Yeah, let's make fun of this handicap. You hear that? Sorry, Nate. No, I don't! I don't hear it. She's ringing it loud and over. Nate, when are you getting your hearing aids? Because you are getting them. I thought you had them. I know people who have hearing aids that are so tiny now. And then you can turn them on and off and make them, you know, depending on the room volume and stuff. They said that they wish they had gotten them sooner because the world is so different with it. I went and got tested because I thought I needed them. But they told me no, I wanted him. I probably need to get this done. And, you know, this is just making it that much more obvious that I need to have this done and taken care of. I'm sorry, buddy. Did you ever get the tubes in your ears as a kid? No. This is just hearing loss. This isn't like a thing. And a lot of it is from your stroke, right? We think that happened to right. So now we feel bad. Yeah. Oh, I didn't hear the jibble at all either. Fun of the disabled guy. There are times, though, you'll be talking to Nate and he just completely ignores you which you would feel hurt by.

No.

But it's because he didn't hear anything you just said.

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