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It's the Rob Carson Show.

It is Rob Carson Show, our number two of the show

as we broadcast live from New York City

from the Isle of Manhattan. The Isle of the Show is we brought guest live from New York.

The Isle of Manhattan, that's what they call.

Hey, we're in New York.

How about that?

We're in New York.

We are enjoying the sights and sounds of New York, some more pleasant than others.

Something that I did, I made a couple of observations since I've been here.

When you go to large cities that are, you know, very famous, like for instance, LA.

You go to LA and you go and you go down to

Hollywood Boulevard you're gonna see the stars you can see the Kodak

theater you're gonna see the man's Chinese theater you're gonna see whatever

everything in LA is smaller and stinky here everything in LA is smaller and stinky. It smells like

whatever, it smells like urine, it smells like booze, smells like cigarettes, whatever, and

smaller. In New York, everything's bigger and stincier. That's what you need to know,

all right? So there's that and then also there's

the moniker. It's a city that never sleeps. New York does sleep, it just doesn't sleep very well. And I could speak that because all night long you have sirens.

Stuff going on is not if I'm not mistaken because we're only going to be in

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