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Oh, hello.
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Why do I have so many ideas and you
don't? Let me show you something.
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This is my inspiration room where all my
ideas come from. So, what do you got,
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Sal?
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How about a show called Inspiration?
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That's it?
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That's your idea?
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You idiot!
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Keep typing!
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Inspiration, tonight on a very special
At Home with Amy Sedarin.
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Inspiration, the place where ideas come
from. How do we get inspired?
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Look around you.
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Virtually anything can be inspiration.
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Take this fork, for instance.
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Okay, well, the fork's not giving me
anything, but with a spoon, I would have
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had a million ideas.
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With a knife, I'd be up all night.
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I suppose the bigger question is, why do
a show about inspiration?
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Recently, the suits from the network and
I had a mandatory lunch where they
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explained that Adam with Amy Sedaris was
in need of ideas that would give the
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show a bit of a freshen up, much like a
defibrillator paddle freshens up a
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flatlining heart.
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So I decided to do an episode about the
things that inspire me, and maybe
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together we'll cook up some great ideas.
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To begin, I invited a woman with a real
-life inspiring story.
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Why don't we turn this way and look at
her now?
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Peg DePeeves, thank you so much for
coming all the way from Swansboro.
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Delighted to be here.
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Now, you have a fascinating tale to
tell.
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About six years ago, I was backpacking
in South America. Oh, which part?
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The whole thing. Oh. From Colombia down
to the tip of Argentina.
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Oh, that's a long trip.
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I had a large backpack.
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Did you go alone?
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Not initially.
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I was traveling with a tour group, but
things turned disagreeable on the flight
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when they made it clear that my superior
expertise on Bolivia was not
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appreciated.
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Soon after the plane landed, we
separated over a difference of opinion
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value of a tour guide.
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What happened next?
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I got lost and was attacked by red fire
ants. Oh, my land.
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Before the attack had ended, they had
consumed 45 % of my skin over 75 % of my
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body. Oh, but those horrible ants
couldn't take your winning smile.
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This is all new.
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Oh. I spent months recovering in a
hospital in Bogota.
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The recovery took longer than expected
because my doctors and I were not on the
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same page regarding my treatment.
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Oh, Michael, if I'm not mistaken, you
turned this tragic event into something
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positive. I did. Mm -hmm.
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Children's books. Okay, wow.
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Well, let's take a look.
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Alistair Ainsley's Big Adventure.
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Would you care to read some of it for
us? Why don't I read all of it and then
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people won't have to buy it?
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Alistair Ainsley was a curious boy.
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So curious, he signed up with an
adventure club to take a trip to South
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On the long plane ride, the other club
members were dismissive even though
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Alistair had done more research on
Bolivia than them and wasn't afraid to
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that out.
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When Alistair pressed his legitimate
case to be named hike leader, the others
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pointed and teased. Sit down, Peg.
You're making a fool out of yourself.
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They said to him.
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So he sat for the rest of the plane
ride, quiet and alone, but also secure
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the knowledge he was right.
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That's what being right looks like.
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Soon the plane landed and the rest of
the group went to seek a tour guide.
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But Alistair knew that was a waste of
money. He laced up his hiking boots and
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struck out on his own.
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Moments later, a swarm of fire ants
started to eat the skin from his body.
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Crunch! Crunch went their mighty
mandibles, shredding Alistair to blood
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bits. Oh, my goodness.
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Now, I understand this is the first in a
series?
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That's right. After Big Adventure,
there's Alistair Ainsley's agonizing
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graft. Alistair Ainsley sues a Colombian
hospital.
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And Alistair represents himself in court
after clashing with his lawyer.
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Oh, my goodness. Thank you so much, Peg.
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I find it so inspiring to learn about
the inspiration that inspires people.
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Really incredible.
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Great job.
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Now, did you know your nasal passages
are the shortest path to your brain?
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You might have thought it was your ear
canal, but I timed it, and it's your
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nasal canal.
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That's why when I want quick
inspiration, I take a whiff of Passion
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bergamot and eucalyptus. I can feel my
creativity starting to percolate. I'm
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When you need inspiration, don't
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Sneak up on your cerebellum through your
olfactory senses.
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An ancient blend of eastern old world
leaves and spices.
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That means they're important.
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So they don't fall under the
jurisdiction of the FDA.
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So just sniff and relax.
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I'm practically illiterate. But after
purchasing a passion sack, I wrote three
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personal memoirs. I spend the bulk of
the day sitting on the couch playing
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games. But after putting a passion sack
close to the sofa, I invented a way to
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open a bag of chips with one hand.
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Due to the clip in my liquor got, I
could no longer whistle. It gets the
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juices flowing.
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Before that, it was smoking grass in the
back of Hamley Wagley's till I got
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busted. So I put a passion sack on my
dash and I keep sparing my jacket. Now I
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got all kinds of ideas.
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Sure wish I wrote them down.
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So unlock your potential today by
purchasing a passion sack.
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Mmm.
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Thank you to the good people at Passion
Sack. Whenever I need to get in touch
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with my inner self, I do something that
is none of your business.
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And after that, I call my friend, the
artistic director for the Triangle
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Playhouse, my personal creative doula,
Russell Schnabel. Russell, get out here!
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Hi there!
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Hello, Amy. Oh, I like your caveman
vest. Oh, thank you. So, Russell, you're
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going to show my viewers your process
for tapping into your inner well.
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Yes, but before we do that, I wanted to
give you a flyer from my new... woman
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show uh it's called glenn gary glenn
john glenn and it's an original
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of a real estate agency that sells space
stations oh that sounds it is It is,
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Amy. Can I put you down for two? Maybe
one for you. I don't know, one for your
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agent. I don't really see any dates on
it. Well, that's because there are no
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dates, Amy. I'll do the show whenever
you're available.
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I just need three hours' notice doing a
pinch.
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Okay, I'll let you know. I'm going to
need that back, actually. I don't have
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funds to make copies right now. This is
the only one we're circulating at this
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time. Got it. Okay, so Russell, tell us
about your method for finding
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inspiration. Well, Amy, finding
inspiration is a deeply personal
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That's why today we'll be doing it with
a partner.
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Well, what do we do?
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We start by looking into each other's
eyes.
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Okay. Okay, now this is very important.
Once we lock it in, do not look away.
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Okay. Under any circumstances. I won't.
No matter what happens, okay? Oh. Oh,
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no, I'm sorry. I was thinking if I had
my watch on. Oh, okay, right there. This
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is your watch. Okay.
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This is the time. Okay, okay. Now stare
deep into my essence.
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Okay. Gaze around the nooks and crannies
of my soul where my inspiration hides.
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Now I want you to coax it out.
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Okay. Imagine it's a raccoon hiding
under your car, okay? Get it out! Oh,
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Get it out from under the car! Okay.
Okay, okay, Amy, Amy, do not break our
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contact. Okay.
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Go deeper.
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Go deeper.
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And I'm close.
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Do you see it? I do.
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Stay with me.
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Ann, we've gone too deep. Look away.
Look away.
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Oh, Russell.
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What did I... Russell.
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Russell. Oh, my God.
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Don't touch me, Amy.
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Russell. Russell.
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Russell Schnabel, everyone.
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Coming up next, we'll look back at my
own personal story and find out what
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inspired me to get into showbiz and how
to turn raisins back into grapes.
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Oh, hello.
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I was just admiring this light bulb.
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Did you ever wonder where the light bulb
comes from?
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I ordered this one from a hardware
store.
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The pictures on the wall, they came from
a frame shop.
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And this table, this was here.
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See, everything has a fascinating origin
story, even me.
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Where did I come from? How did I get my
start?
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Good question, script.
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Well, the truth is I wasn't always the
triangle region darling of the number
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in its time slot homemaking show.
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I am where I am today because someone
believed in me, tutored me. You know,
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every so often it's rare to find that
single person who can be your teacher,
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your friend, your emergency contact.
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He was older and experienced, and he
loved me like a daughter and fathered me
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like a lover.
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Here's our story.
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They were the regional triangle's first
couple of homemaking.
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They brought a saucy stylishness and
snappy sex appeal to homemaking shows.
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But, like all soufflés that rise too
quickly, they tragically collapsed.
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This is their story.
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Good morning. I'm Jay Pippin Popsil. His
name was Jay Pippin Popsil. He was
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handsome, athletic, and had a fondness
for the domestic arts, but not in a gay
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way.
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He brought a forceful ruggedness to
choreographed homemaking. He made
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needlepoint and baking muffins
accessible to the weary GIs coming home
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war.
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Pippin in the Kitchen was the number one
male -hosted home and garden program in
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the entire coastal plains.
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Look at that there.
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And if you... Jesus. I'm Jay Pippin, and
I love singing about eating and dancing
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about cooking.
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He had it all, but he wanted something
older.
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During his salute to Honeycakes, a fresh
member of the Pippinettes, his
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revolving crew of youthful dancers,
caught his eye. He plucked her from the
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hive, and soon Miss Honeybee became his
queen.
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Pippin decided to update Pippin in the
Kitchen to share credit with his new
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partner and muse.
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Someone's in the kitchen with Pippin.
Together, they changed the way viewers
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watched people who sang about cooking.
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A teaspoon of sugar and a tablespoon of
spice.
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Fold in the vanilla, add a couple of egg
whites.
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And danced about baking.
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What can you do with a potato?
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This starchy tuber chained a toddy spud.
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You can mash them, you can fry them, you
can hash them or mince pie them.
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Julian, boil, bake or stuff.
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Gotcha! On camera, their chemistry was
undeniable.
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Speamy and warm.
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I want your muffin.
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Your ample sweet cakes are my favorite
moist treat.
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Yeah!
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I want to eat them straight from your
pan.
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Slather that butter.
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My butter! My butter!
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All over again, baby!
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Slow me down.
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with your hot muffins, baby.
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Yes.
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You can bet I will eat mold at the top.
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Tell me what you're gonna say to a lemon
poppy.
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I'm gonna chop on it for brunch.
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What would you do if I offered to you a
banana blueberry?
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Would you like something as rough as
cornbread? Whoa! Yeah!
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I'm heading downtown!
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I'm holding here apple cinnamon pear.
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Gentlemen, my love, baby!
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Ooh! They pushed the boundaries by
blurring the lines on what was
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for a homemaking show with their zesty
salute to Strudel.
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But behind the scenes, not everything
was biscuits and gravy.
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And soon, their peaches and cream
relationship soured, turning into a room
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-temperature egg salad, a toxic stew
that boiled over into the gotha pages.
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Soon after, a certain someone refused to
be in the kitchen with Pippin, and the
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show was canceled.
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Well, after our relationship fell apart,
I was determined to turn in my apron
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and leave the business for good.
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But thanks to my agent's already
dwindling client base, he gave me the
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encouragement to persevere and keep
making us money. I am proud to introduce
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agent, Lenny Cantor.
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Lenny!
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Hello, everybody.
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Oh, please, stop it.
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Doesn't she look wonderful?
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You look like a teenager wearing an Amy
Sedaris skin sack.
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Lenny, thank you so much for all the
support you've given me over the years.
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please. No, I couldn't do an episode of
Inspiration without having you here.
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Amy, anything for you, and I mean that.
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As I told the audience, I just don't
know what I would have done without you.
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That's right.
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Remember? Yeah. You talked about
quitting. Mm -hmm. And I told you, you
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talented. You are too attractive, you
are too narrow in scope, too lacking in
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skills to succeed in any business where
I couldn't collect a commission.
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Okay. Well, Lenny, thank you for being a
great friend and a great agent. And you
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stood by my side when my partner
betrayed me, and I hope that inspires
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out there the way it inspires me. So
thank you so much.
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Now to tell us where she finds
inspiration in nature, the lady in the
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She's a lady who lives in the woods.
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It's been said between every two pine
trees is a doorway to more pine trees.
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Who said that?
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I did, Esther. Were you not listening?
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Inspiration. I've gathered random items
from nature, and I'll let them lead me
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on a road of discovery.
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Let's see.
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Oh, this barn owl pellet would make a
nice brooch. This pine cone could be a
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brooch.
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Brooch, brooch.
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Get in here, Esther. You're missing out.
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Why don't you pick something you see
that inspires you? It could be anything.
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This twig, these grasses, or even the
person holding the bowl.
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Oh, how about that wooden bowl?
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Really? The bowl?
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You want to explain that, Esther?
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It's smooth, it's not judgmental, and it
doesn't brush its teeth with coriander
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seeds.
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You mean nature's tooth whitener,
Esther.
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That's too bad.
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We're close to some great discovery, but
maybe next time.
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Well, we had fun.
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We'll see you next time at the lodge.
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She's a lady who lives in the woods.
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Thank you, Ruth and Esther. When we
return, that's a vision board.
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Ah, excuse me for one moment. May I?
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Well, I'm about to go to a commercial.
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Please. Amy, this is only going to take
a second. Okay. And trust me, this is
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huge.
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Unbeknownst to Amy, I asked an old
friend here. He's a big fan. I hope you
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mind. Let me call him out.
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Come on out here!
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Huh?
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Do you remember this guy?
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Huh? There they are, folks.
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Goodness,
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I'm pipping.
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I'm telling you, I'm starting to cry. I
had a sense it would be a good idea
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getting you two kids together again.
Isn't this beautiful?
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When we return, more shocked reactions
and awkward pauses.
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The memory!
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If you're just joining us, we're making
television history.
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So, Amy, how long has it been?
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Long.
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I'm proud of you, lady face.
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You really landed on your flat feet.
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Well, he said they were flat to get out
of the draft.
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Well, the point is, I know I made a lot
of mistakes.
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I know I wasn't the best partner, but
I'd like to say something to you now.
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come on. You don't have to.
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Well, how far would you walk?
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For a celery stalk?
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Oh, don't do this.
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How far would you walk for a celery
stalk?
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One mile.
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How far would you run for a cinnamon
bun?
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One mile.
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How deep would you dive for a potato
with chives?
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One mile.
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I travel too.
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To have dinner with you.
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And that's what we're gonna do.
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It's like you were never gone. Well, I
never was, Amy, except for all those
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years that I was gone.
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The point is, I'm here with you now.
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And if you want, I'm never leaving
again. Well, you don't have to leave.
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just can't stay here.
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Well, maybe I'm just a spark that the
show needs.
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All right, I'll tell you what I'm going
to do. Okay, listen, we're going to move
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on to my show, and we're about to do a
segment called What's in the
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Refrigerator. If you want, you can stick
around and do that with me.
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I'd be honored.
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To illustrate our theme on inspiration,
I thought it would be fun to do a
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segment called What's in My
Refrigerator, where I go through the
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icebox, and no matter what's inside, I
make a delicious meal.
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All it takes is a little bit of
inspiration.
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Now, remember the challenge is to use
whatever leftover item you find, be it
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a... jar of pickles or that hard -boiled
egg left over from Easter and turn them
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into something elegant.
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Now, remember, I have no idea what's in
here, and it wasn't pre -stocked
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according to an obscure recipe I had.
Are you ready? Ready? I was born
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premature. They had to put me on a
respirator. I'm going to take that as a
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Okay, how about some refrigerator music,
Larry?
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Okay, let's see what we got here.
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Sunchokes. Sunchokes. Black rice.
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Black rice. White truffles. White
truffles.
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Sheepshanks. Sheepshanks. Half cup of
saffron. Half cup of saffron.
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Feta brine. Feta brine. Sourdine
tapenade.
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Sourdine tapenade.
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And sourdough starter.
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Sourdough starter. Wow. What are the
chances? We have all the ingredients and
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perfect measurements to make Mouton
Versailles. Mon favorite.
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What do you say?
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35 years ago, I made a promise to myself
that I would never again make myself
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vulnerable to the sort of betrayal that
nearly destroyed me. But I'm convinced
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that this man has changed, and there's
no way this could go wrong. I'm happy to
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be working with my partner again.
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I can't even remember why we broke up.
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Yoo -hoo!
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Hot God in heaven, hello.
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Oh, yeah, that's what it was.
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Chapsy, what are you doing here?
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Oh, um, I wanted to return your meat
tenderizer.
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God, why is there hair and blood on it?
No, Ethan.
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Oh, what did you make with it? You had a
point.
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Oh.
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Hello, I couldn't wait any longer for
this one to introduce itself.
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I'll take it upon myself, Jay Pippin.
Oh.
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Chassie, this is my former partner, Jay
Pippin Popsle.
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Madam, I would like to say I like the
cut of your jib. Keeping in mind I don't
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know what jib means, I use it to mean...
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Well,
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I recently had my jib recut.
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I appreciate it.
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Let's just say I'm a connoisseur of
jibs.
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Am I being too obtuse? Once again, I'll
remind you, I use jib for ass.
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So if you're looking for a mentor who's
into heavy jib play... Well, that
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depends. Are you into harboring
fugitives?
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Um, if you two are done, I have a show
to do.
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Amy, I want to thank you for going
against everything your gut and your
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were telling you and giving me another
chance. You really hung yourself out
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there. But I got to see where this thing
may lead.
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Chassie, I think this is the beginning
of a long, beautiful relationship.
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Really? I give it a week.
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Isn't she amazing?
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I'm sorry, kiddo.
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I really thought this little idea was
going to make me a lot of money.
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I mean, you got hurt, too, and that's
the worst part of it.
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That and the money. I just can't believe
I fell for it again. I mean, I don't
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know what's wrong with me.
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Listen, I'm sorry, everybody. I just
don't think I can go on with the show.
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Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
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Wait a minute, missy.
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I knew a young lady 35 years ago who
said the exact same thing.
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And her name was you.
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And guess what?
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That young lady picked herself up.
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She dusted herself off. And she made a
hit television program.
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Because the truth is, Amy, you will
always overcome adversity.
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Because everything you need is right in
here, in this general area.
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And nothing, nothing will keep little
Amy Sedaris down.
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No, thanks, Lenny.
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When we return, we'll finish the show.
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I want to thank you for joining me today
for my show on inspiration.
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I thought I'd close with something I
call thimble thoughts.
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Small nuggets of positive,
inspirational... For instance, just
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change the past doesn't mean it
shouldn't be tried for war crimes.
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Or this brain drop.
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If at first you don't succeed, take a
hint.
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I hope these help.
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I'll see you next time.
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What can you do with a potato?
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