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They're not the great guys. Welcome back to the good, good guys podcast. I'm sitting here with the

rabbi who's going to marry Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift.

It's Ben Saffler.

Oh, I like that. We haven't spoken about it, by the way, and I know it's a little bit dated.

But look, they're not getting married for a long time so we can still talk about it.

I'm Shepping Naches.

Mazalto. Masalto.

Masalto. Kelseyalto. Masalto. Gelsi and swift. La Chaim! Do you imagine? They're going to need a lot of guys to lift him in the chair during the Chara. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, they are. I wonder, do we know how tall she is? I know she's tall. Is she like six foot tall? I don't mean that for her. For her, they would only need one person, but for him, this is a 260 pound kid. At least. He's at least 260. Isn't he like 6.7? He's a big boy. Yeah, they're going to need, by the way, they don't even need that many people. I was heavier than that at my wedding. How was I heavier than Travis Kelsey at my wedding?

And by the way, it was the skinniest I'd been in a decade.

How many guys did you need to lift you in the chair during Havanaughal at your wedding?

Four, four, five big, big dudes, big dudes.

You ever think about that when you were at your peak weight that you were heavier than

LeBron James?

Like I used to, I would always think about that.

Like these guys that are just seven feet tall, seven footers, bigger than with no muscle.

Bigger than with no muscle.

But yeah, Travis Kelsey, Taylor Swift, and my God, what an unbelievable woman this is,

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