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Cole open question the week has. What's up Dave? What is your number one Thanksgiving food?

I don't want to go the easy route and go mac and cheese, but I'm going to go the easy route and

go mac and cheese. It's got to be baked and the person who cooks the mac and cheese has to have

anordinate amount of armflab on her arm. Like she's got to have like a good amount of like maybe

just a smidge smidge of diabetes. Like I got to know you're a little you're mac and cheese. Like

I got to know you're just like a little bit unhealthy. Like if you're like if the person make

my mac and cheese has abs, there's no way I'm eating it. No way. She has to have some corns on her

feet, some arm fat on her arms. And she got to look a little diabetic. Get another reason to

hate Austin theory. He can't make your mac and cheese. Although his arms, arms are pretty big.

Arms are pretty big, but it's got it's got to get a little twirl tour. What about you, bro?

Oh, man. I got so many things. It's just so hard for me. So my wife's doing the turkey.

My mom's doing the sides. My mother and mom's doing the desserts. We got the whole thing mapped

out the last minute. I was like, Hey, mom, what are we? So what are the what's the sideline?

But it's most everything that I grew up with. But she's doing sweet potatoes instead of

mashed potatoes. And I was just like, you can't I feel like this happens every year.

The last minute, I'm just like, no, no, you got to do just like a single serving of mashed potatoes

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