Compute computers, computers, sperm computers, I don't know, I just look at the computer, you might

learn nothing, I don't know about that, with a Jim J. Freeze, all right, I think that's

the first one you ever gave up and explained what you were doing in the middle, I just got

a few. All right, Kelly's with us, but Kelly's not in the studio because Kelly's had her

molars removed. Where's them teeth? Where's them? They call them, they call them 12-year-old

molars, on a 12-year-old molars on the ground, the wisdom teeth, the other ones. I was

telling Kelly that I was born without wisdom teeth. Wow. Yeah, they told me he's the most

evolved person. I'm the next step in evolution, this is actually happening with more and more

people, but they do an X-ray on your teeth when you're a child and they can tell whether

you have them and I was born with zero wisdom teeth, people are born with like one to four

of the things and I had none of them. But then you're Wikipedia. Yeah, it's a little

fun fact. Fun fact, I was born without wisdom teeth. I'll never have to have those removed,

but my brothers at the uninvolved bastards that they are. He still has us? They still

had them. Yeah, they had to have them removed and everything, but I was born without them.

My mother always complimented me on such the thing. Oh, Jeffrey never had wisdom teeth.

I had mine out when I was, I want to say like 17, 16 or so, I was young. I got mine out

like 15 or something. Yeah, I wasn't there back then. Before that farce had a real silky smooth

speaking voice. Something happened to you. Hey, thanks, Doug. That'll be a lot better. Hang

on. I got no wisdom teeth. How are you doing, Kelly? My camera is off right now because

laughing made me be in a lot of pain. And how does the camera stop that? Oh, you don't

want people seeing you wins. Yeah, because I'm just like holding my, I'm putting pressure

on my face so that it doesn't. Is your face all puffed up? I'll turn my camera on

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