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oh God
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[Applause]
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hey what's going on everybody for first
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week Feast I'm Sean Evans and you're
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watching hot ones it's the show with hot
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questions and even hotter wings and
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today we're joined by James Corden he's
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the 12-time Emmy award-winning host of
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The Late Late Show with James Corden and
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he has a brand new project on the way as
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well starring alongside Sally Hawkins
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and the dark comedy drama series mammals
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which is set to release on Prime video
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November 11th James Corden welcome to
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the show thank you for having me how are
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you around spicy food before we get
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started
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um so I'm in for the challenge
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plus I really like you and my son thinks
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that this is just like the coolest he
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thinks there's nothing we've done on The
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Late Late Show which even comes close to
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being as good as this in terms of viral
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moments so when I told him he was like
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oh wow
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but now I'm here and you can't escape it
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yeah I'm I'm really yeah I'm genuinely
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quite scared by it scared by all of it
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thank you
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foreign
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[Music]
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right well you don't know unless you try
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it this will be like your new favorite
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food
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oh that's fantastic
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that's what I'm saying
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that's great this has been brilliant
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thanks man
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cheers guys I did it I crushed it let's
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go
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[Music]
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so in mammals you play the role of Jamie
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and Michelin starred Chef whose life
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begins to unravel when he discovers a
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shocking secret about his pregnant wife
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what was the draw or pull for this
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particular project for you like have you
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long been yearning for a chance to
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return to dramatic acting Roots the
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thing with this show it's written by a
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playwright called Jeff Butterworth who
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is a hero of yours yeah he wrote
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Skyfall and Ford vs Ferrari the new
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Indiana Jones uh he also has written his
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last two plays have won Tony Awards and
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Olivier Woods a play called Jerusalem a
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play called the ferryman
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they're the best Knights I've ever
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spent in a theater watching those shows
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and we actually met in New York he said
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look I wrote this show a few years ago
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could you do it and I read it and I just
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emailed him back straight back and I was
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like yes I mean it's the most excited
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I've ever been reading a script ever
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like I'm so I'm so proud of it as a show
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I really am
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I'm trying to watch how you're eating it
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um you're trying to avoid some lip
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touching would that be fair maybe or
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maybe I'm like evening it out you know
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like front half maybe work this side a
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little bit left side work this side a
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little bit you don't want the sides you
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know 19 Seasons 19 Seasons you learn the
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tricks you're working sides of your
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mouth
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NFL coach a balanced attack yeah you're
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playing defense and then you're like go
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hit him
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wow jeez
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again
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very pleasant lovely
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very pleasant so far so far
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very pleasant I'm I'm I would go so far
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as I'm having a nice time there we go
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we'll see if we can keep it going
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so from my understanding hot wings and
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carpool karaoke have somewhat similar
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origin stories in that you knew you had
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something special the second that you
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uttered the name and the concept but the
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real challenge began when you actually
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had to start booking it what is it that
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publicist maybe didn't connect or didn't
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see about it in the original pitch it
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was everything really like I've I've so
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certain that we had a good idea I just I
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just knew that like oh this makes sense
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I get it I'm sure the way that you
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thought about this like I remember
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reading about you saying like
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people open up
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in an environment where they're feeling
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uncomfortable it's very difficult to
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keep your guard up when you're like and
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you're sharing something together like I
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think this would be very very different
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if you sat there and just got the guests
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to eat and you didn't right yeah it's
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something there's camaraderie in it that
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I can already feel when we're doing this
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and so there's something about taking
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someone and placing them completely on
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their own in an environment that is so
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recognizable to us
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we sing Our lungs out in the car along
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to the radio and seeing someone doing
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something in the very same way that we
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do it I think is quite humanizing and I
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think that's what that's what you've
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done so brilliantly here is it's a very
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very humanizing segment you know
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[Music]
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now which part of your mouth are you
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going to work for this I'm bouncing over
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to the left bouncing to the left yeah
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yeah
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[Music]
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I'm back left
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smart you know I know that you're a
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rookie but that's a veteran move right
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there I'm back left watch this watch
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this
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yeah
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right there I'm about right you say my
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first rodeo
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when we had Russell Brand on the show he
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taught me the chant up your ass up your
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ass stick your blue flag up your ass yes
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as a fellow West Ham supporter do you
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have a favorite song or chance to scream
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from The Terraces
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I actually had the experience
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I think of what it feels like to be like
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a West Ham manager
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I'd gone to Emirates Stadium to watch
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West Ham play Arsenal and I was sat
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right above the West Ham fans
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and one started chanting one James
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Corden there's only one James Corden and
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I was like oh my God I couldn't believe
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it I was laughing I was like these are
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like I used to sit with these people in
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like the lower Bobby Moore abton Park I
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can't believe this then one of them said
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uh Cordon give us a song called and
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called and give us a song and there's a
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back and forth
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song that West Ham fans singing about oh
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East London oh East London is wonderful
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is wonderful uh so we sang that I
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started it they turned it back I was
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like this is amazing and then uh and
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then someone just went Gordon is a
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wanker Coral is a wanker
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and then they all started so I was like
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whoa that's a good turn that really
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should to go and then one of them
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started singing uh get your tits out for
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the lads oh wow I really had a moment I
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imagine that's what it feels like to be
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West Ham manager you win three games the
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fans are like you're amazing and then
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immediately you're like you're dead and
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uh yeah it was a lesson in uh just you
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know being uh
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not taking everything with a bag of salt
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you know
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Los Calientes now you said that like
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it's turning up a notch
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I'm again working the back left
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I see it
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but so far you're doing good I'm gonna
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try and David Blaine it
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just I'm just gonna try and playing it
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no I'm just gonna try you know David
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Blaine was on our show last week right
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two weeks ago same with ours actually
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and I never I never know what he's gonna
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do the trick because I I love the
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element of surprise of it he enjoys that
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too
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so he comes on the show and he just goes
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to me do you trust me he makes me take
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out a hundred dollar bill and he lights
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it on fire and pours a mug of water on
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the ash of the hundred dollar bill and
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then he goes to me drink it so I drink
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it right I drink the whole thing he then
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does the sketch it's amazing there's a
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bird comes out lands on the stage
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holding a hundred dollar bill with the
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exact same
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Security numbers when it's crazy
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as soon as we go to break he goes
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dude I can't believe you drunk that
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and our producer Rob runs up and goes
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you weren't going to drink it you
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weren't meant to drink the water I'm
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like well
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why'd you give me your heads up yeah
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nobody said and I go to David Lane I go
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am I gonna am I gonna be all right am I
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gonna be okay he goes yeah yeah he goes
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you know when you put a cigarette out on
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your tongue it's no worse and I was like
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um okay because that's a reference point
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that lots of people are aware you know
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like oh yeah of course yeah did it on
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Friday yeah
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so I'm gonna blame it blame it okay here
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we go
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okay I feel like we're about I felt like
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we're in the we're in the change Zone
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I feel
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probably honest as a taste that's
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delicious
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you know it set my taste buds to light
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they're not lying
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but it's they've put it on quite a low
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flame you know they've put it on a nice
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it's a simmer yeah a nice pleasant slow
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rope nice slow roast nice slow roast
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yeah we can put this on leave it all day
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the meat's gonna fall off the bone come
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6 p.m all right James we have a very
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cream segment on our show called explain
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that gram where we do a deep dive on our
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guests and scramble interesting pictures
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that need more contact so I'll show you
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the picture over here on the laptop you
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just tell us the bigger story laptop
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please thank you Bill you're welcome I
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mean I think it is worth saying that I
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almost never post on Instagram yeah
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actually
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um side note we went into the Gettys
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because also they're easily they're
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easier to clear in post okay but that's
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that's the that's a hot one secret all
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right that's okay
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don't you worry about that do you
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remember the moment they gave you the
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biggest Adrenaline Rush while ripping
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through the sky in a 40s era fighter jet
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flown by Tom Cruise I.T
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it's a Tom code
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and you know it's Tom Cruise so he just
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goes James listen to me I am never ever
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gonna put your life in danger you just
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gotta trust me you know it's all like
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that and what was amazing and what he
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did say that really did put me at ease
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was he said the reason we have to do it
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now is I'm flying every day I'm
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completely match fit the most terrifying
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bit
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he just went okay you ready
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and I was like for what and I can't
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remember what he called it like a death
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roll or something where basically the
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plane just goes
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what should I do with the wing yeah the
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plane goes it's you're here and and
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you're up this way and it just goes like
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this
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oh and twists
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and
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you're like
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like falling to the to the and you can
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see the Earth
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and you're in an old plane so it's
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really hot
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and you can't help but just go
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about that then he pulls you back up and
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like and he's of course just cracking up
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because he just thinks this
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is hilarious there was a lot going
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through my mind when I did it a lot of
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it was like if something happens
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bad
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for the rest of their lives my children
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might be somewhere
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and people will go
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do you know who that is
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their dad killed Tom Cruise
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but that would be the takeaway my my
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death would just be irrelevant it would
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just be the fact that I it's because of
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me a segment for my show I killed the
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greatest movie star perhaps of all time
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and they would have to live with that
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[Music]
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smells a bit different no
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okay I'm going in
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there's no chewing strategy that works
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at a time like this right it's just all
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out attack now
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oh okay
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okay I see what you do here you loved me
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yep
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[Applause]
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oh God
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so since the 1950s hosting a network TV
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show I think was a job that most people
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considered a lifetime appointment but
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that's obviously a thing of the past
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with multiple hosts in the last couple
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years including yourself announcing
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imminent departures do you have a take
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on the endless inks build the conjecture
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and questioning about the future of late
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night
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you know historically the slot that I'm
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in that 12 30 slot has been like
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students snoners Stoners insomniacs
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night shift workers that's that's your
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key demographic as far as I can work out
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all of those people are still watching
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things they're just not really reaching
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for the button to go like what time is
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it we should put that on and I think
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this probably happened before I started
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the late lecture was starting to happen
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I've certainly felt it happen while
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we're doing it the the nature of them
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has changed whereas like what it used to
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be is like
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this was the only place you'd ever see
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right these huge stars as themselves you
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know and now like
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you you can open your phone and you can
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see some of the biggest stars in the
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world in their house
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talking to you from their kitchen so
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suddenly the notion of a talk show is
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somehow removed that
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that acts where you're adding an
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additional step where you're like well
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that's not I just saw you in the gym
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walking down a road you know I've seen
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you at your most human so it it's it's
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it's a tricky thing as like a well of
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course like a traditional talk show host
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to to sort of
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think about in combat whereas I think
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something like this feels completely
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organic because I think it came from a
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really organic place of what you wanted
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to do you know look it used to be how
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many networks were there in America
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before right three it's it's now there's
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just all of these places to try and sell
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whatever it is you're trying to do you
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know and it's it's a very very
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interesting time uh
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in that sort of traditional linear
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television because I think I I still
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think it has value
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it's just
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I don't know trying to figure that out I
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think is a bit of a Minefield I do
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Karma source so does that mean it's
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karma for things that my mouth may have
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done in the past perhaps
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let's let's hit the Disco
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wow
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I'm just looking in the eyes
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I'm so stupid I know but now it seems
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like such a distant memory when you were
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like I'm the first three Wings you're
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like oh this is crazy I know I'm gonna
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let me swallow it my body's going don't
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do this
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my tongue's trying to get rid of it
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okay go ahead
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whoa
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you got it though
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somehow some way
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Frozen in Time
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[Laughter]
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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I know
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I know
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had some bass
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so in the carpool karaoke episode
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featuring Paul McCartney he dropped I
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know I know I know I know
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what we actually sent it around to all
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of our team because it was inspiring to
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see what probably went into that episode
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on a production level was there anything
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in that episode you remember fighting
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for even though it seemed impossible to
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pull off oh everything
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oh so I'm glad you reached for the milk
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that makes me feel better because look
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where I'm at I know I know but you're
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trying to keep up I'm trying to keep up
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it was tough to get him to do it you
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know he was in he was out brilliantly he
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said okay fine I'll do it and he said to
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me uh
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I don't want to go in my house
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I don't want to go in my house I haven't
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been in there
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since I left when I was I think it was
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18 or 19.
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and I just remember going to him I just
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said Paul your only day's work today is
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to have a great time if you don't want
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to go in your house we will of course we
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won't go in your house but let's not
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rule it out now
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let's see how we feel when we get there
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and if we get there
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and you don't feel comfortable you're
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not having a good time you don't want to
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do it give me a look and I'll drive on
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and I'll take the blame
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so you can actually see it on the bit I
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go
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should we go in he goes yeah why not and
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we go in and
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I'll always be really really proud of
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that and Incredibly grateful to Paul for
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taking a leap with us really and
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speaking of going for it
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these Segways you've got these Segways
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you've got I know that you think they're
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Charming they're not they're getting
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annoying
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and speaking of shedding your pants
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let's move on to this
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okay
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I never get used to this one either
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oh my God
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[ __ ] I know
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I know
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I got you doggy I know
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so you performed at the National Theater
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how can you pretend like this isn't
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happening how can you just go back to
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like performing at the National Theater
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when so I always just like come on man's
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telling me I'm going to die right right
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I ignore the absurdity of this show
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that's how that's a good idea I just
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always approach it as if we're not even
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eating I write it as if we're not even
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exactly none of us exactly we're all
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just
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but I'm just even connected right maybe
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we're just a simulation my tongue
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doesn't know what's happening right
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that's the best way I can describe it
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confusion my tongue is sending messages
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to my brain saying I think you should go
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to the hospital right right and my
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body's going don't be silly none of us
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are even here we're all dust so you've
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performed at the National Theater hosted
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a late night talk show and were even
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appointed an Obe but do you ever think
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that your greatest cultural contribution
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might have been smithy's Indian takeout
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order and Gavin and Stacy it might be
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certainly to some people yes for sure do
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you remember the order
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Chromebook
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came and mushroom rice bag of chips and
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nine papadums is that it yeah
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what's up and then we're all just gonna
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whoa hang on why wait
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why have we all gotta why are we all
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just because it's nice no it's not not
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for me
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because I can guarantee I can guarantee
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somebody here probably Stacy has ordered
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a comma Am I Wrong Mick am I wrong no
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you're right actually she has right and
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that's pointless to me it's futile
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because I won't touch it but I can
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guarantee that Pete is already thinking
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about my bonus Pete have you thought
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about my bonus
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well yeah right there my bonus if you
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want a booner order a buner now I've had
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enough of it it's the same when I went
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out with Chinese in his business last
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week they're all digging into my ago and
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you're really nice I'm like yes it is
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that's why I ordered it in fact forget
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it I want no part of it I ordered my own
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and I'll eat it in the car
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nice yeah one of my is so much fun that
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oh yeah I'm surprised I remember that
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much
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unique garlic oh geez
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now now it's like we're coming up with
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tricks
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you know I'm chewing very fast
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is what I've realized
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like I've taken quite a lot of cocaine
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Jar's going
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let me tell you about my dad
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[Laughter]
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so hang on this is 19 seasons
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how many episodes a season
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12 episodes a season
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and in the early ones we did like we had
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one see like season two was like 55
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episodes right we were just like it
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looks like because they remember what it
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was like to work on it like all of like
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those are my day ones yeah my day ones
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you know it's like they've been along
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for this entire journey and like season
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two we just were like we gotta turn out
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episodes we gotta turn out yeah so it's
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like we just did something we just gotta
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hit we just got everything every
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Wednesday every Wednesday exactly
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exactly hit that same time 11 A.M so
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that the audience becomes conditioned to
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like know that at this time like this is
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what you whatever so we were just like
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let's run it up run it up run it and the
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idea we went through a similar thing
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with our show where we would just try
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like I think we've done
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1150 shows
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I think we've done
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65 70 carpools something like that
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but we went through a stage of like
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let's try and do as many as we can and
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then as soon as it got to a point it's
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like okay well now we just need to kind
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of protect it right try and keep it in
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some rarefied air I get it uniquely
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all right James Corden
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the last step the last dab
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nice Shake good fundamentals right there
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good fundament thank you
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[Music]
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you don't have to if you don't want to
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[ __ ] you oh
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cheers
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to you James hang them I know how much
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are they so much too much yeah but we're
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here
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[Music]
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[Music]
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I wonder who I'll be after this all
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right it's a transformative
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baptism by fire yeah
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[Music]
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Born Again out of the hot sauce to you
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James Corden I'm gonna tell you in case
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in case this does kill me
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not immediately but tonight
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absolutely loved every single second
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it's so good at this you're so brilliant
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at it and everyone was like it's cool
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Sean's gonna take you through it I was
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like okay it's completely right you are
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absolutely brilliant at this you should
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be so proud of thank you James
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thank you
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and speaking of being proud
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I know you walked in here I'm having no
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confidence in yourself but look at you
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taking on the wings of death and still
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on your feet and only one more question
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before we close things up what I want to
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do is draw a connection to this
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experience right now in your Memoir may
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I have your attention please where you
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begin every chapter by giving out the
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precise atmospheric conditions in order
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to optimize the read so if someone is
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watching this episode of hot ones with
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James Corden do you have in your mind a
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best musical accompaniment
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[Music]
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I do I absolutely do there's a song
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I just either listened to it before or
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after
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it's called go easy kid by Monica Martin
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and James Blake I think it's the best
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song of the year
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there's the refrain says go easy kid
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It's Only Rock and Roll
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and at the end of the song
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they say yeah go easy kid in 20 years
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kid you're gonna look back and wish you
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grabbed it all by the throat
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said [ __ ] it
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It's Only Rock and Roll
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Pike drop and look at you James Gordon
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taking on the wings of death living to
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tell the tale and now there's nothing
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left to do or roll out the red carpet
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for you this camera this camera this
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camera let the people know what you have
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going on in your life
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uh I have a new show it's called mammals
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it's on Prime video November the 11th
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[Music]
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I'm as proud of it as anything I've ever
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done
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and uh
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you know
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none of us are here it's all dust
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he did it
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that was such fun did you have a good
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time oh it was amazing I absolutely love
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it thank you so much
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