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Thanks, Romy. Glad to be here. How's it
going?
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Thanks.
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Thanks.
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How's everything?
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Going good. Good? Yeah, we're good.
Thanks. It's good to see you.
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Thanks. Thanks. Great to be here with
you.
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Romy. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Get off. You got a show. What? You got a
show. Get off. Now I got to get off?
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Yeah, you got to get off.
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Damn it. All right.
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Have a great show. Number four, we'll
see you at number five.
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Are you having butterflies?
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Oh, yeah. I haven't eaten for like two
days.
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Yeah, I woke up this morning looking at
Leander saying, you need to go somewhere
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because you are driving me crazy. He
kept saying, come on, baby, let's do
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let's do this. And I'm so glad we went
to breakfast because it was able to calm
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me down. But when I got back home,
Leander was there again going, I need to
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here with you. And I'm like, oh, my God,
you're making me nervous. Just go
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somewhere, please. So when he left, I
was able to pray and meditate and calm
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myself down a little bit. So the moral
for the people at home, when times of
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stress, get ready a spouse.
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Oh, my heck.
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I got to say, it's my favorite
expression ever to come out of Survivor.
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realize how much I said it. Well, I've
never heard anyone say, oh, my heck.
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Where did you get that from?
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I don't know. It's a Utah thing.
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Everybody in Utah says it. Since I've
been on the show, and, you know,
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everyone's like, you say, oh, my heck,
all the time.
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So, you know, I pick up on everybody
else, and everyone in Utah says, oh, my
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heck. Well, you know what's funny? For
like 13 weeks, you say, oh, my heck, oh,
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my heck, and then the final episode.
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Oh, that sucks.
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relationship what was it about each
other that you found appealing you know
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from day one it was so weird pascal and
i both got on the you know the little
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boat we had to jump out and pretty soon
you know we're up there row and they're
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like okay they're not the strongest so
they need to go to the back so we're
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there paddling with our legs and i'm
like pascal do you think there's sharks
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here they're gonna
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Like as a daughter, you thought of her?
Yeah, it was an extension of home. Yeah.
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I'm such a family person that I felt
like when I first saw her, before we
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were selected, I told my wife that if
I'm ever selected for this and this
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girl selected for it, there's something
really special about her, and there
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really is. She is as pristine a young
woman as I've ever known, outside of my
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daughters Rachel and Ashley, who are
just the greatest daughters in the
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And it was just comfort for me because
it was home. Yes. Well, I've got to tell
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you, Malia.
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kind of notoriety and fame and the
maneuvering. It's hard to do for 40
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-old adults, but for a 21 -year -old
kid, you did all right.
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Kathy's going to be it. And you're lost
because she didn't want to show your
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boobs.
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What happened with that? I think that
was it. She was acting like she was so
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nice.
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Check it out. I think it's exposed.
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interesting tell everybody what that
meant for you oh my goodness i started
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the beginning i decided to do this and i
just wrote down on a piece of paper i
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will be a survivor i started that first
and i began to pray this verse out of
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habakkuk that says you know to write
your vision down and make it plain i put
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the sticky note on my computer at work
and every day i just kept saying to that
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thing you are gonna i'm gonna get that
call i'm gonna be a survivor I got the
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call a couple days later for the first
interview.
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Once I made it on, then I scratched that
out and wrote, I will be the ultimate
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survivor and stuck that on my computer.
And every day I said that, believing in
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my faith that it was going to happen.
And regardless of what happened, I will
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always be an ultimate survivor.
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But to see the God's work at hand and to
know that it was him. It was all him
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because I kept the faith. You know, you
got to dream it to live it. I said that
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from day one. You got to see it first.
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story you can live in. We're going to
take a break, come back with the other
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survivors, including Tammy, who I'm
giving the Sue Hawk Award for the most
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outrageous
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It was because of you two and your
holier -than -thou attitude and I'm not
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to lie. I'm not going to cheat. Let's
take this game to a new level. Let's
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it with ethics and morals and integrity.
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Well, you guys are hypocrites as far as
I'm concerned.
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And you may have been the two biggest
liars out on the island.
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I don't think either one of you deserve
a million dollars.
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But this is a game.
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And you guys beat me at my own game.
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You lied better than I did, you
manipulated better than I did, and you
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everybody better than I did.
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You're not fooling around with you,
right?
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Now, you know, that was like, all you
needed was the vulture, and if you were
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drowning on the street with a glass of
water, I wouldn't even step on your
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thinking when you were doing what was
the point of your whole rant you know
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i was pissed off i'll tell you i mean i
didn't win and um and basically i just
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wanted to let them know this is the way
i feel and that was the way i felt at
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that moment grad granted i've had three
months to adjust now but that was the
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way i felt then yeah are you still
bitter and hostile now hunter the
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surprise of this episode in my opinion
that you got voted off right away i was
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at home i was stunned And the only
person who looked more shocked than me
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you. Not only did I lose the game, I
lost my voice. I heard you had a good
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at the bar last night.
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And he's here because
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he's a survivor!
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Were you surprised when you were...
Yeah, I was, but I knew that...
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Once I was on the first boat, I knew it
was Rob's boat, and I knew I was gone.
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That was it? Yeah. Yeah. Now, what
people don't know is that you're a real
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Gun in real life. I flew F -18s for the
Navy, yeah. Yes, in the midst of a war,
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correct? And you had, what is it called
when you land on the rough seas?
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Aircraft carrier.
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Carrier arrested landings.
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Yeah, he's like the real -life Tom
Cruise. He is Tom Cruise.
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433 carrier landings. Yeah. Good for
you.
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433. I think you did really well and
represented yourself well.
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That's my boy!
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Yeah. Mama liked you, too. Now, there
was a little romance going on? No
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No romance?
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None. None at all?
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None. Oh, I'm going to get to that at
the commercial.
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All right. My best moment of the whole
island?
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I need someone to pee on my hand.
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And then the funniest thing is you come
running like, oh, can I go in here?
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We have a clip. Look at you running to
pee on him. Look at that.
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I need somebody who can pee on my hand.
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you had to do the peeing on the sea
urchin wound?
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Two reasons. One, if like jellyfish or
stingrays, it's the ammonia that's in
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urine that neutralizes the venom. And
then we had some wilderness training
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before we started the game and they
reiterated that. But I have to tell you
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something really funny. When we, when
Pascal came down, he actually tried to
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He whipped it out and everything.
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And then that didn't work. And that's
when I said, does anybody else have to
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to the bathroom?
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So then Kathy comes down, and she had a
really full bladder.
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And the thing is that the treatment
works in like seconds, and she kept
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and going.
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And I did not know what the polite thing
to do was. Pull my hand out and let her
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just stand there peeing? Or just to
stand there and just get peed on? Well,
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know, there's a whole new career for
you.
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Peeing on other people etiquette books
or something like that.
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For you, for doing that. Now, for you,
Sean, first let me say, give it up for
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this man's voice.
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Singing the way you do, honey.
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Not only did I love when you sang, I
think we have a clip of you singing, but
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you notice, there are parts of your body
that I didn't know was supposed to go
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in at that point.
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Like, his body is so cut when you're
singing this brand new day. And then
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around here, he has, like, indents. I
don't know. I've never had that. I'm 40.
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We have a clip of you singing, I
believe. Take a look at this. Take a
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Sean. Can't you feel a brand new day?
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Can't you feel a brand new day?
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Can't you feel a brand new day?
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Honey, work those abs. I'm telling you
right now.
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Now, a lot of people don't know you were
voted Teacher of the Year. You're a
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teacher here in Harlem.
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In South Central. South Central?
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Yeah. And what grade do you teach?
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I teach seventh grade English. Seventh
grade English?
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Yeah, in South Central, yeah. But you
also spent some time on Broadway.
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Yeah, yeah. I was in a play called
Scopan with Bill Irwin a couple years,
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98. And what is it that teaching means
to you?
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Well, teaching means more to me than a
whole lot.
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I love, you know, specifically teaching
in the hood, if you will, because I want
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to see.
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those young brothers down there see me
and see that you can keep it real and
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keep it educated.
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And I want them to see me in them and
say, you know, if he did it, then I can.
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Yeah, and I think that's a wonderful
thing. And you are amazing out there and
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lot of fun to watch.
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do you think you would ever become such
close friends with an African -American
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teacher from the hood?
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Well, first of all, Rose, I've never
thought about African -American. I just
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think as part of this game unveiled, the
relationships, I don't expect anybody
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here to understand this because you
can't unless you've lived this. The
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that have been on past survivors know
what I'm talking about.
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You develop such a bond, you would
literally die for anybody up here.
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They are closer to anybody in your life
than your immediate family.
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I said on the show that if you spent the
time that we spent with these people,
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you would spend with your good friend.
It would take probably six years for you
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to continue spending time with your good
friend.
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Sean is one of the most incredible young
men I've ever had the good fortune of
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meeting and knowing, and I have been
really blessed to have him in my life.
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Thank you.
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Yeah, it's very beautiful.
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We have Sarah.
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It's nice to see you brought your boobs
with you because you making your
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entrance there is classic Survivor. It's
going to go down in history as the most
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absurd way to play the game. Take a look
at her entrance to the island.
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That was a rival.
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It was almost like Cleopatra. It was
like...
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and she's sitting on the crate looking
so marvelous with her boobs hanging out
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and her, uh, Goldilocks in the air.
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You stand up and do your hair. You check
your bikini line.
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Everyone else is sweating, trying to lug
the food. You're like, I wonder if I'm
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gonna get a tan.
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You know?
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And what's this? You have a boyfriend,
right? I do have a boyfriend. He's here
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tonight. Excellent. And 9 -1, you slept
next to Ralph!
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really good friends yeah i don't know
what to tell you really i'm really
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good friends with colby we've never
shared a cuddle in bed like that uh rob
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how did you feel this whole experience
was for you you're like a boston guy
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construction worker you had a little
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and you got an amazing manner about you.
How was this experience for you?
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I was glad Sarah brought her boobs, too.
Yeah.
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Thanks, Robbie. Oh, no.
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Yeah.
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Did you get along well with everybody?
Did you have any problems with anyone
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while you were out?
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Over there, you know, Hunter, how you
doing?
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Is he still crying? Because I got a
tissue.
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You need a tissue?
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For you, what was the most difficult
part, Rob? What was the toughest thing?
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I think, I don't know, it was pretty
easy. Yeah, right, I lost.
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I think dealing with the no -no bites, I
mean, those bugs, they were incessantly
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brutal. They killed me. Yeah. And just
dealing with those every day and have to
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listen to everybody whine and cry.
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That wasn't for you when you went back
home to Boston on the construction site.
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Did the guys tease you because you
were... Oh, yeah, they teased me. I lost
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girl, puked up by fish.
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Yes. Get it up in the video.
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Excellent. Now, of everybody, the way
you looked, I got to say, Kathy, you get
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most improved.
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Yes.
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Unabomber kind of person.
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All of a sudden, you're the cover of
Vogue magazine.
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My son came before the show started and
he met Kathy and he said to me, Mom,
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there's no way that's the same lady. Who
is that woman?
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It's called A Marquesan Makeover by Mark
Burnett.
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It works well for you. And I'm going to
give you, Pascal, the most improved man
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because towards the end there, it looked
like you weren't even going to be able
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to walk.
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Well, Rosie, my wife said that I had one
foot in the grave and one wasn't far
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behind it. And I'll tell you, I felt
like it, too. And what happened after
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were voted off? You were sick. What
happened to you? Actually, I was at
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council, and Zoe noticed me kind of
getting wobbly. She says, Pascal, are
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all right? And I said, Zoe, I don't feel
well.
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And I sat down. I don't think I ever
passed out. But John, I was out. You
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out? I was out.
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I was out, but I got, I went to a
hospital and I got a lot of IVs pumped
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me, a lot of fluid. I was completely
dehydrated. Yeah. Completely dehydrated.
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stopped eating at one point. He said,
you know, I'm not going to eat anymore.
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I was like, what?
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Yeah. For no reason? You just were sick
of the terror?
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Well, you can ask any of them. It got to
the point that you could not eat that.
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Yeah. It was bad. To the point now that.
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None of us, I don't believe, would eat
anything having to do with coconut.
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Yeah.
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That's a key word. Yeah, the key word is
horrible. I think, honestly, probably
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the reason, Nalia, that you didn't get
the million dollars is because you said,
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does anybody want my mint?
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Okay. What were you thinking about that?
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They went and they won the reward, and
she and Pascal had like a nine -course
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dinner. She comes back, and instead of
saying, oh, it was okay, she's like, oh,
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first, oh, my heck.
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I still want to share, so I put a couple
words in my mouth.
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No, I did. Did I not? And I came back,
and I felt bad explaining the story, but
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they don't show everybody sitting around
saying, oh, please tell me in detail
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everything that happened, and then you
do, and then you start feeling bad. I'm
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like, do you want this? I felt really
bad, but it was terrible. I can't
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I did that. Yeah, that was pretty bad. I
just pictured all the cameramen there,
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you know, filming that, going, yeah, you
want a bite of my hamburger?
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Totally get you.
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Sean, for you, the horse.
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gotta be the funniest moment.
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We got a clip and the best part is when
you said balls, you whispered it like it
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was a curse word.
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Like, you know, when you're little and
your mother says, you know, grandma has
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cancer. That's when you're like, oh my,
oh my.
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Take a look at this clip of John on the
horse.
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The only horses I've been on are merry
-go -rounds and central park.
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Where did my other foot go?
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Okay. Nice horsey. How you doing?
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Oh, he's biting him. Oh, oh my God.
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You know, Sean, I hate to ask this, but
I really feel as though all of America
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is wondering, how are you bald?
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Thank God I got a girlfriend.
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Working it all out. Well, let me tell
you, we have more fun to come. We have
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the entire audience, over 2 ,000 people,
these amazing tube tops slash
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headbands.
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Gabe, what's up with your stuffed
animal, buddy? You still got it? All
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This is Jimmy. He was my luxury item.
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And I figured he was only out there 15
days, too, so we get to share the spot
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here. Yeah, good for you. Were you
surprised you got voted off when you
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I was surprised when I found out I was
going to be voted off.
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But luckily, Rob Mariano came to me
about 18 hours before tribal council and
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gave me the option to form an alliance
with him and Sean and V, which I didn't
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want to do, but at least it gave me...
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No offense.
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Which I didn't want to do. Oops.
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But it allowed me to spend my last day
there in a very, very different way. You
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know, I made sure that I went to the
waterfall again and climbed up in a
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tree and took all the food.
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Things that really matter. Things that
really matter.
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Well, you're the Blue Lagoon guy. That's
what I called you for the first few
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weeks. Little Mr. Chris Atkins over
there. Put him in a loincloth and he's
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the part.
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Now, Vesephia, what did you take away
aside from a million bucks that's going
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mean the most to you that you're going
to carry throughout your life from this
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experience? Without a doubt, being the
first African -American to take it. Good
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for you, baby.
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I'm happy about that myself.
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It's good. It's a great feeling. And
just to know that so many people are
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of me right now. I mean, so many. And
it's not just African -American, but
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people of color.
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from my Indian employer, people that I
work with at my company, TBN, Think
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Business Networks, from all of my
Hispanic friends, the theories. I love
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guys. To all of my African -American
buddies, everybody is praying for me.
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this is an honor. And I am going to
carry it to the host. Good for you. I
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the same way when Tina, when a woman won
the first time. Tina, it was great for
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women. I think it's great for all
minorities in America. You won. You
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it. You did very well. Now, listen, I
asked them if we could play a little
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They said we could.
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We're going to, in here is some food.
And if you'll eat it, I'm going to give
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you a prize.
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But you have to decide if you're going
to eat it. You got to have to put on a
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blindfold. You got to eat in five
seconds.
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While you're deciding, we're going to
take a look at Jeff Probst. He's going
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to Survivor 5. He's going to tell you
all about it right here. When we get
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disgusting food for them.
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That's good.
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Take a look at this.
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16 Americans will be abandoned far from
civilization in the middle of the
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Andaman Sea on a remote tropical
rainforest surrounded by crystal blue
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and mammoth limestone topography.
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Once again, our survivors will be forced
to work together to build a new world
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in an exotic land.
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But this time, it's the monsoon season.
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They will be pummeled by frequent
storms.
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They will encounter an array of exotic
wildlife and will be on the lookout for
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the world's longest snake, the
reticulated python, growing to lengths
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feet.
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And the survivors will begin their
adventure in a whole new way, an event
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will impact the entire game ahead of
them.
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for 39 days while battling the elements
and each other. Their goal, outwit,
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outplay, outlast the others to become
the sole survivor.
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Survivor Thailand begins this fall.
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to play, which is crazy of them.
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We're going to make them eat something.
They all have it in their hands. I'm
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going to show the audience. Look at
that.
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Amazing show in a country where we all
have to learn to accept each other, to
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get along, to care about each other. And
this is a show that I think shows
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people how to do that. And it's a
beautiful thing when it works right. And
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think it worked right this time. So one
of the most touching moments for me,
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Pascal, was when you got to see your
wife, even though she got kicked out of
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final maze thing. But this was a
beautiful moment. We just want to take a
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at this, Pascal and his wife.
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I'll let you leave without a little
embrace.
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Pascal, come on over.
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I will.
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Oh, my God. I love you.
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You hang tight. Okay.
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Bye. Okay.
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Bye -bye.
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Bye.
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