It feels counterintuitive to miss Russ, but...

What, how do you mean?

You know, it's like we complain so much about him being here, both to his face and behind his back, and it's like, when he's not here, it feels weird that that wouldn't be like a relief considering everything.

Well, don't always seem to go, that you don't know the rest you've got until he's a parking lot. That's how I feel. That's personally how I feel. And say, farmer, farmer, put away your DDTs. I don't care about Russ is in my apples. Leave me the birds and the bees. Do you know? Chris, you probably know Russ personally

a little better than... Oh. Oh. Somebody at the door? It sounds like someone's at the door. I don't know.

Justin, you mind opening it? Yeah, I'll get it. Creek! Hey, what's up? It's a Newark giraffe. You

remember me? I live right across the river.

How cowardly of you? How cowardly of you to conjure him when Russ isn't...

It means you're afraid of Russ. Like the fact that you bring this out now...

Are you telling me my two best friends, New York giraffe and Russ or Rushnik, I'm not here.

It's like the parts in Rocky when he can't add anymore.

You know in Rocky Six?

You know in Rocky Six when he can't add anymore?

Yeah. It's like watching that. It's like that was a podcast. Oh, Newark, Giraff, I believe that the death that you're looking for, it's right out that window. Would you mind just looking right out? He always does this. He kills him. Oh, no. The window had shut right on his neck. How did we, how does he grow? You know what I mean? He's got Oh, no. The window it's shut right on his neck.

How did we,

how does he grow?

You know what I mean?

He's got a dead giraffe in his arm.

And he fell out the window.

And to think that we were on the 30th floor.

Can you even imagine being scared of it?

Yeah.

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