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🗓️ 4 August 2018
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0:00.0 | Maltesers salute the mother lovers. They can be your boss, your partner, your friend or, you know, yourself. |
0:08.1 | One thing we know is that every mum deserves a mother lover. Find helpful tips for mums and |
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0:20.1 | Hey everybody, it's Katie here. Please enjoy this third installment of The Mink Files in which Josh |
0:25.9 | talks about the episode, The Favorite Sun, which is probably an all-time favorite of both mine and |
0:32.2 | Kimmerleys. And then stay tuned after for our recap of The Favorite Sun to refresh your memory. |
0:39.2 | Okay, this is, yeah, can we talk about The Favorite Sun? The Favorite Sun. |
0:44.4 | Mickey. This is, oh yeah. Do you remember Mickey? How can I, I can't forget? We were hoping you'd |
0:49.6 | say that. We're obsessed with Mickey. Mickey is one of our all-time favorite day-line interviews. |
0:56.0 | What great stories is Mickey and your and Mickey's time together was just Katie even made |
1:05.2 | up a song, Mickey, Mickey being best friends. I did. Yeah, it's song for you guys. When it was over, |
1:10.6 | this was the great thing. Well, let's go ahead. Let's talk about it. I'll tell you at the |
1:13.7 | I'll give you the punch line at the end. So first of all, how, the her way of speaking, how much was |
1:19.5 | cut? Did you guys try to leave as much as you could in? Okay, because I was trying to leave the |
1:24.6 | exchanges as intact as possible. Sometimes, if somebody trips over something or if they just |
1:29.3 | be twice, you know, we don't have an unlimited amount of time, but my, I would much rather, |
1:35.8 | you guys here, you in the audience, hear from the person in an exchange. Yeah. As opposed to me |
1:43.2 | saying, Katie was sitting at the end of the day, well, she was wearing a gray sweater, |
1:47.0 | there's a microphone in front of her, much better if that comes out in a discussion. In a discussion, |
1:51.3 | right. And so, and that's also, I mean, that's sort of what differentiates |
1:54.8 | date line from some documentary in which the correspondent is not part of it. I mean, you want to be |
1:59.2 | the sort of surrogate for the audience and ask the questions that they want to ask like, |
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