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In nobody got me sick and look I'm feeling you, and I'm here with you, Larma Rachel.

Everybody grease put your hands up, we ain't about to take it easy, I hope it kicks up. Under with the beat, here we go, so in,

then we go with a friend, and we both win.

Okay, so after weeks of deliberation, I've decided to dedicate a whole episode to the new sexual harassment epidemic,

and joining me is my friend and Los Angeles native, Alan Morse, a well-informed, eloquent woman who has seen it all in Hollywood.

I really haven't thanks so much for letting people know that, because that's an important thing about me.

In this context, especially, yeah.

Thank you for being so well-informed and so eloquent.

I almost wish that I do when I don't wish that I wasn't so well-informed, I truly talked to my therapist about Winterprimper rules last week,

and trying to make myself feel better for how much I watch it and rewatch it, and how much I know about it, which is a lot.

And she really did a good job of making me feel better.

What did she say?

Well, she framed it as a thing where like, you know, you're an actor and a writer, and it's a good study of human behavior,

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