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Hi, Mickey.

Hey, Bob.

Hey, what's you holding there.

It looks like cruditets.

Would you like some cruditay, Bob?

Is that, is it, is the S silent crudite?

Is that plural yet with a silent S? I believe so.

I'm well I defer to you on all things elitist. Did you just call it crudite or do you know why I'm

calling it crudite? I called it crudetase because I was raised in a barn. But I now I will, but

but I did come up with the first half dozen letters or so on my own and they were correct.

Well, Dr. Oz was not raised in a barn or maybe he was raised in a barn, but he's outgrown the barn and

he cut a video in April where he goes to a supermarket to buy crudeatees.

And does he call it Wegman?

He calls it Weggner.

Wegglers, and it's Wegman.

Instead of the supermarket, yeah.

Yeah.

And that's a big faux pa, just to be clear, because the whole Federman stick against him is that he's actually from New Jersey, not Pennsylvania. If he were from Pennsylvania, he'd know how to pronounce the supermarket names. Although I would point out, there are Wegmans in New Jersey's. I shop at one, but go ahead. Also, I also use of the word crudetee, I believe, is considered elitist. I'm not so sure, but I'm not sure.

Oz pronounced it, both used it and pronounced it correctly, whereas I just used it. So I could get elected in Pennsylvania.

You could get elected. You're golden. Because I would say Wegmans and I would say Cruditates.

That's the formula.

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