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Hey, I'm Ali Beardsley. I'm here on Very
Important People.
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I think it's like taking me a second to
like wrap my mind around what I said yes
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to. I'm still not completely sold that
this isn't Game Changer.
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Today we're giving this comedian a total
transformation.
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They have no idea who or what they're
about to become.
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Once they see themselves in the
mirror...
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They'll have to make up a character on
the spot and then sit down with me for
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improvised interview.
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Oh, my God.
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This is insane.
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This is very important, people.
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Okay, Alex.
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Oh,
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my God. One, two, three.
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Oh, my God.
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What? Wow.
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Hello.
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Wow, I feel like I'm on acid. I was
joking that I was going to be Elon Musk,
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I don't not.
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Look like an evil Elon Musk. Method
acting.
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I look like Cillian Murphy in a
microwave.
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Yeah, now we're into kind of like evil.
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Freeze.
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Does anyone have a pie?
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I could be Mrs.
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Doubtfire, but a pig.
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Hello!
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Am I like a militant teen pig?
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I think it's, like, funny that I look
really sweet and I'm kind of like,
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but then what I have to say is
absolutely vile.
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Hi, I believe in vigilante justice.
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Ta -da!
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Oh!
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We
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shot
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all of season 17 on IMAX, and they cut
the whole thing.
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They cut the whole thing.
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We all have stories, and some of those
stories need to be shared with the
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Good evening. I'm Vic Michaelis, back
with another edition of Very Important
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People.
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Please introduce yourself.
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Me? Yes.
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I'm, um, big number two.
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Is that what you want me to call you?
Pig number two?
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That's my name. Okay. Well, pig number
two, thank you so much for coming today.
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Who is pig number two? I'm one of three
pigs.
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Okay. Classic.
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I took a very long Uber here from my
village.
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If you don't mind me asking, where is
your village?
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Super close.
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I walked here.
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It was like a six -hour walk.
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What was the Uber for?
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It was an Uber walk.
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You took an Uber walk here. Six hours?
Yeah. I mean, that's incredible. So you
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were just absolutely hoofing it. Yeah, I
got to hear... I'm sorry.
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No, I get the joke. I think that's
funny.
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But no, I'm from a village. There's
three... Well, there were three houses.
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What do you mean there were three
houses? My whole village was destroyed.
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By a big, bad wolf. Your whole village
was destroyed by a big, bad wolf. He
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eviscerated. He stepped on my mom.
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A big, bad wolf.
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A big, bad wolf stepped on your mother.
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Yes. I'm so sorry to hear that. The
straw house, destroyed.
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The stick house, destroyed. Right. My
mom's face.
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stepped on.
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My mom's face stepped on.
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Can we start back from the beginning,
perhaps?
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Sure. Can you tell me a little bit more
about this wolf? We were all watching
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TV, and before I knew it, the whole
house was completely crushed and blown
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Completely crushed and blown away? What
was the house made out of? This one was
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made out of straw. I'm so sorry. Yes.
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Devastating. It was so scary. My two
sisters and I were watching... Babe.
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Is there a union rep here? No, we don't
need that. And they won't call.
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No, we were all in and we were watching
the 10 o 'clock news as a family.
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And everything was crushed. And we went
running. This enormous
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wolf.
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was trying to eat us. And as we ran to
our next house, which was a little bit
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stronger, made out of stick. Well, it's
nice that you had a second property.
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Exactly. We have a number of homes.
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And my mom tripped, and the big bad wolf
stepped on her.
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And she didn't die.
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She ran with us into the stick house.
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Well, that is, I mean, a harrowing
experience. Well, get ready, because
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we...
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Get into the stick house. The stick
house smashed to pieces. And this wolf
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towering over us, drooling, so excited
to eat us, lunges for my sister. And I
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was able to kick her out of the way. You
kicked your sister out of the way? I
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kicked my sister right in the stomach.
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Incredible. Saving her life. And we ran
to our third property, which is usually
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Airbnb'd out.
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Luckily, no one was staying that day.
It's a brick house. Absolutely
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But on the way.
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My mom tripped again.
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The wolf stepped on her and killed her.
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And we had to keep running.
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Me and all my beautiful sisters have had
to squish into the brick house for
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safety. And we slammed the door shut. We
were finally safe.
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You are so brave.
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Thank you. That after everything you've
been through, you still are able to come
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to a program like this and speak your
truth. Absolutely incredible. Thank you.
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Yeah. So that was really scary. And I
think a lot of people would agree that
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after something like that, it just
really makes you question a lot of
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Yeah. Has the experience changed you? I
think so.
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How could it not?
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I'm finally asking the big question.
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Am I safe? What does safety look like?
Of course. Who's going to attack me
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Yes. Why is the government lying to me
about vaccines?
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Wait. Who? Hold on. Why is the
government lying to me about vaccines?
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Definitely.
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Why? Right.
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Yes. Am I safe?
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Who's going to attack me? Why is the
government always lying about vaccines?
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But how does that tie in? I just have
finally found a group of like -minded
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people. You see, I've put together a
group of other people who get it. Some
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people are calling it a militia. It's
not that, okay? What is it? It's just a
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group of people not affiliated with the
police or the military forming an armed
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kind of paramilitary. Your mouth went.
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your your mouth it looked like you were
trying you were about to say militia
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militia gets such a bad rap and what
we're doing is completely different we
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wake up in the morning before the sun
rises and we do those push -ups that's
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top of a rifle and then we go target
practice Sort of those ones that people
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film and put on YouTube and they have
like 17 views.
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And they're always wearing a shirt with
a black and white American flag. And
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then they get played on the news when
bad things happen.
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Those ones. That's interesting.
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And of course, you're not the only one
in this group anymore. It's growing in
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numbers by the day.
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Gingerbread Man is a part of it. Like
Little Toaster. Seven Dwarfs. Yes. And
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Cinderella. Definitely. And stay with
me.
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Billie Eilish.
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I mean, absolutely fascinating. A well
-known group that's creating here, sort
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of underdogs that are taking back the
narrative of their story.
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Exactly. And so I'm not going to conform
anymore because where did that get me?
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That got my mom stepped on.
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What does your family life look like?
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Well, my mom pre -being stepped on was
very nice.
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She's the kind of mom who...
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If you're having a bad day, she'd stick
an apple in your mouth and put you in
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the oven.
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Just stick an apple in your mouth and
put you in the oven? Just to warm up a
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little bit and then you were allowed to
come out. Where is your father in all of
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this? He sells insurance.
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Oh, wonderful. What kind of insurance?
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Like house insurance.
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House insurance. That's fascinating.
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Is your family in the business of
building houses? Yeah, yeah. My dad
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of our houses. And two of them blew
away.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, definitely.
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Presumably. He was holding the insurance
policies on those. Yeah, he collected
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millions and left.
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How's your relationship with your
sisters been since this incident?
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Okay, I'll be honest.
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They're worried about me. They think
that...
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You know, I'm always putting beef jerky
in a little bag and bringing it down
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into the cellar for later. Sort of
prepping. I'm always cooking up a bunch
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soup and freezing it in the big
refrigerator in the cellar. Prepping
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sharpening arrows.
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In the cellar. And you're triplets.
You've done everything together most of
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life, correct? Yeah, totally.
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We wore matching outfits, you know,
growing up. Yeah. Does it not hurt that
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you're not close anymore?
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Yeah, it actually, it really bothers me.
We were very, very close.
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I heard for a fact that the delineation
seemed to happen after you did appear on
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the news one evening in this segment
right here. If we can go ahead and play
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that. I've got so much soup in here I
will never be without. I've got my own
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jerky. I'm sharpening arrows.
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We will be safe. And speaking of safe,
what's up with the so -called government
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shooting injections into our arms?
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No thank you, okay?
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So that was an awful lot of talking
without really saying much, huh? I stand
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what I said. Well, you actually came out
with a line of canned soup. Is that
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correct? I did, yes.
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High -protein canned soup. I see. Well,
we have one of those cans right now if
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you want to take a peek at that.
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Great. There is so much.
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text on that. I got the idea from my
friend who makes soap. Oh, I see. He
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kind of goes to town on the bottle. And
I think it's really cool to be able to
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put all your words together like that.
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Your sisters are quite worried about
you.
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So much so, in fact, that when they
heard that you were going to be
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this news program, they...
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wanted us to see something and so they
did um send us your diary so if we can
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ahead and grab that diary i don't call
it a diary it's kind of like a manifesto
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well yeah we can see that and uh it
seems like a lot of this is in english
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some of it is sort of in a seems like
some sort of code pig latin perhaps
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you like to read some of it aloud okay i
okay
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Today I'm starting the artist's way.
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I'm going to go on an artist date with
myself to the store and get a little bit
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of candy and bubble bath.
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Then I'm going to do 90 rifle push -ups
and target practice to a
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picture of the big bad wolf.
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Then maybe I'll do some affirmations in
the mirror.
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You're so strong.
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You are really good looking.
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Your mom wasn't stepped on by a wolf two
times in a row right in front of
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you.
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I'm going to ask the question that I
think is on top of everybody's mind.
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How is it an artist's date if you're
buying candy and bubble bath?
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Excuse me? Well, I'm just kidding.
You're just supposed to feed your inner
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child. Well, is it feeding your inner
child to be joining a well -armed
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You sound exactly like my sisters, okay?
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They're the ones who gave me the
artist's way. I'm trying to do both.
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Tell me about the big bad wolf.
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All right.
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He's... Super scary. He came out of
nowhere.
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He has kind of like sandy gold hair and
long ears, kind of
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like this on either side. And then this
little nose that comes out like this.
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And he wears this horrifying necklace
that's like braided and has like a
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thing right here. And there's a hanging
plaque that says cinnamon on it. It says
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cinnamon. Is it a dog?
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What? It sounds like you're talking
about a collar.
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Yes. And then is the collar maybe plaid?
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Plaid, yes. And golden color? Kind of a
golden color. He was carrying a big,
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definitely could be a sex toy, but was
not, and had a little treat inside.
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Yeah, so one of those things where
there's peanut butter in the middle and
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lick it out. She sort of knew that the
treat was dog -related.
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Well, you know, does that change
anything if it wasn't a giant, towering,
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wolf? If it was...
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A miniature, show -quality dachshund.
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It seems like you know maybe
specifically the type of dog that it was
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first play.
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How long have you known that it's a dog
and not a wolf?
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Because you sort of set up this militia.
How long have you known that it's a dog
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and not a wolf? I've known for a really
long time, okay?
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I followed the wolf afterward.
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What you thought was the wolf. Yes, what
I thought was a giant wolf. I watched
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it as it ran up to a woman.
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And she bent down and she said, give me
kisses.
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And it licked her face. And then they
got in a Subaru Outback and they left.
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sounds like it's a lot easier to handle
the world when it sounds like somebody
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is doing something bad to you on
purpose. And it's a lot harder to handle
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world when you accept that bad things to
happen to good people sometimes.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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And you want what stepped on your mom to
be really cool.
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Right, so it seems like a big part of
the issue we're having is that it
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sound as cool if you say a tiny little
wiener dog named Cinnamon stepped on
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mom. Oh, it doesn't sound good. It
sounds awful.
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Are you all right? Do you need a tissue?
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No, I don't do that. You don't do
tissues? That's a you thing. That's
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disgusting. All right. I was hoping I
could ask you some rapid fire questions.
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Okay.
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So just go ahead and answer these
questions as quickly as you can. Top of
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head. Okay.
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What is your guilty pleasure?
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Josh Groban. Just all of Josh Groban?
It's like Michael Bublé, but for all
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round. I agree.
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Yeah. What's your favorite subject in
school?
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History. Wonderful. I loved history.
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Well, you know, you have to look for the
untold history.
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Yes, I actually agree with that. My
friend Gary is the one who writes all
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ones that I read, and I think they're
incredible.
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Okay, what kind? What kind are we
talking?
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World War II? It's about how the world
is flat, and our government is trying to
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control us from the inside out. Like
your storybook government is doing this?
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Yeah, Joe Biden, our president.
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What are you most proud of?
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Honestly, I guess I'm most proud of my
relationship with my sisters. I'm just
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trying to keep them safe. Like, this
giant wolf came in out of nowhere. We
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know when that's going to... Okay, even
if it wasn't a wolf, even if it was a
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dog, dogs are scary.
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Okay? It was a massive dog coming in,
stepping on our... You said it was a
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dachshund?
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Sort of like. It was. They called them
hot dogs, right? Yes. It looked much
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a hot dog.
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You experienced a trauma, a true trauma.
Your mother is gone and she's not
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coming back. Yeah. But it seems like
you're looking for a big evil as opposed
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accepting the fact that it was random.
Because that is scary to go, sometimes
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bad things are going to happen. You can
never be prepared for that.
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And now, not only did you lose your
mother, but it sounds like you're losing
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your sisters too.
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Go -to karaoke song.
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Wonderwall. And last but not least, I
have a question that I ask each and
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one of my guests.
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What is the meaning of life?
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Revenge.
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I'd like to do something.
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Can we get some photos pulled up? Thank
you so much.
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Are these going to be photos of you?
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A headshot? After this conversation, you
think I'm showing you photos of my
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headshots? I don't know. Actors are
crazy.
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Okay, well, I'm not an actor. I'm a
journalist.
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So that's not... I am going to have Paul
here pull up a few photos of some dogs.
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What? It's safe. They're a photo. This
is a controlled environment. We have a
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medic.
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Three buildings over. What? We're going
to show you some photos of dogs, and I
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just want you to say the first thing
that comes into your head, okay? Just
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word, all right?
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So we're going to go ahead and take a
look at the first one.
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Wolf. Wolf. Okay, let's go ahead and do
another one. And so just relax, all
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right? Know you're safe.
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Sort of, oh, okay, let's see. Yeah, this
is a cute one.
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Oh. Giant wolf.
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Someone cute that's like a golden
retriever, right? Sort of friendly,
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knows a trick.
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Yeah, I guess so.
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Okay, let's take a look at another one.
Oh.
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Is that wearing little sunglasses? It is
wearing tiny little sunglasses like
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it's a musician, right?
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Let's go ahead and take a look at the
next photo here.
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What? So just first word about that.
French. Well, maybe some sort of a
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performer. It's funny because it makes
no sense.
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What? Okay, that's real.
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Well, the dog is a pumpkin.
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Okay. Let's go ahead and take a look at
this one. Oh, what?
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Sort of a companion, right? What's the
first word that pops into your head
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there?
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LGBTQIA+. Yeah.
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Yeah. And look at how happy that older
bisexual man looked.
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Yeah, I just...
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Okay, yeah, maybe they're... Maybe they
are a little bit cute and they're, you
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know... Maybe that dog... I just... I'd
like to recommend something, and if
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you're not ready for it, that's fine.
We're not going to try and force you to
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anything that you don't want to do.
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There is a dog that lives out back of
the studio.
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Very friendly. That dog is in studio. My
producer just brought him inside, and
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we were hoping, if you're ready, and
only if you're ready, maybe...
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We introduce you.
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Don't worry, it's probably not even
going to pay attention to you. This dog
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loves me. Kind of obsessed. Every time I
come around, it sort of won't leave me
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alone. I'm sort of a celebrity to this
dog, which makes sense.
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Is that it? Hey.
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Hi. Oh, that's him. Hi.
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Okay, well.
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And so normally the dog just runs up to
me. Hi, QV. Come on. Oh.
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Come on. Hi.
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I'm not so scary after all, huh?
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Hi, cutie. Never seen him act like this.
I bring him bratwurst every day and he
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doesn't do this. And I'm sort of like a
celebrity on this block for having
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bratwurst in my pocket.
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What? Taking to you. Wow. You know,
garbage dog is up for adoption.
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Really? Yeah.
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I'll take him. You're going to adopt
Garbage Dog. Yes, my sisters are going
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love this dog.
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Consider him adopted then.
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Let me just check and make sure you
didn't kill my mom.
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So it sounds like a fairy tale ending
for you, your sisters, and Garbage Dog.
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think that's the end of the episode. I'm
Vic Michaelis reminding you to be
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yourself. Unless you'd rather be
somebody else. Good night.
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This is so sad.
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Do you want a photo?
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No, I hate dogs.
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