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All right, ladies and gentlemen, at this point, the show is no longer governed by the edicts of the FCC,

which means that probably Autumn will get things going with a really filthy talk, and then we'll join in.

So if you have children in the car with you or around you, things are going to change at this point,

or maybe not, but they could. You need to know that they could.

He doesn't?

All right. I mean, that's good. I don't really understand it.

You know, I do love him and he loves me.

It's a strange thing with, I guess, you know, it's natural to sort of compare yourself to other people, especially people your age, and to sort of say, well, you know, we've been here in life the same number of years.

What have you done with your time? What have I done with my time?

You know, we're in the same carnival. What rides have you been on?

You know, do you have enough tickets to ride, right?

To ride more of the rides?

I'm out wrong shell.

That's the hard part.

You know, that's like the hard truth part, the reality part. But there's also the grass is always greener part.

No matter how well you've done, in that comparing, like if you're comparing yourself

with people you've known for a very long time, and it's quite obvious that you're behind where they are,

that's a real thing. But the grass is always greener thing enters in when that real thing

necessarily isn't true. Like, you've done fine, they've done fine. But then you, because you're

comfortable, you can look at it and go, yeah, but they got to do some things that maybe I would have liked to do.

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