(OFFSCREEN) One more time.
How long can I keep this up?
At least one more time.
Yeah!
(SINGING) Da da da
da da da da da, da.
[GROANS]
[LAUGHS]
Da da da da da da da da da.
Hey, guys!
Welcome to TableTalk.
You know how the show works.
You submit your topics using
the #TableTalk on Twitter.
Yeah!
That's totally it!
Yeah, yeah.
Then don't smile.
I'm so weird.
You can't smile while you do it.
No, it was like-- yeah.
And you weren't smiling, either.
You're like--
Meg's was--
Yeah, you're like--
[CACKLES] I love it.
It's so weird.
It's so weird.
We print out your topics and
throw them into this bowl,
using the #TableTalk, and then
we go to reddit/r/sourcefed,
and we go there too.
I'm Steve Zaragoza.
I'm Meg Turney.
I'm Trisha Hershberger.
@aWickedBrew says, "What
doomsday/emergency preparations
have you made?
I have enough food and water
for three people for a month!
[GROANS]
I'm so crappy at this.
So am I, man.
And I've taken earthquake
survival classes--
Really?
Yeah, when I used to work for
Disney, they made us do it.
So it was like, if there
were a bunch of guests
that we were responsible for--
like if something bad happened,
and I was on shift, I was
responsible for the safety
of my guests.
So I had to know
what was going on.
So yeah, I took a
bunch of these courses,
and I know what
I should have in,
but (WHISPERED) I
don't have any of it.
Yeah, neither do I, man.
I'm fucked.
I don't have any
alien paste food.
I don't have my big
ol' jugs o' water
that you're supposed to have.
You don't have your chicken
space dinner that you can get.
You know what I got?
I got a bunch of Slim Jims.
[LAUGHTER]
You all laugh now!
It's gonna be the currency
in the new world order!
[INAUDIBLE] Meg's house
for the Slim Jims.
You'll have diarrhea
covered for the apocalypse.
[LAUGHTER]
I'll have food to last me.
No, then you can just plug
it up with a Slim Jim.
There we go.
Perfect.
Actually, last night, you
all laugh, but last night I
was in bed, and I was like,
hmm, I'm kind of hungry.
And I totally broke
into my Slim Jim stash,
and it was a perfect
midnight snack.
Hmm.
Oof.
Thank you.
Oof!
Thank you, and I just
introduced them to Gavin.
He tried one for the first time.
And he liked it.
He was very-- he lit
up like a little kid.
He took a bite, and
then he was like, oh!
They have something
similar in the UK.
Can't remember what
he called it, but--
Diarrhea?
I'm trying really hard--
Just kidding.
Right now not to eat
after, like, 8:00 PM.
Oh, this was like
10:30, full-on.
And I was watching that
Rasputin Just Dance video
for the 15th time. [PRETENDS TO
 NOISILY DEVOUR A SLIM JIM]
Sounds like a good night--
Rasputin and Slim Jim.
Yeah.
It sucks, because
every time-- I feel
like we've gotten
this question before,
and every time it gets
brought up, I think to myself,
I've got to just do it.
I gotta just get some sort
of survival kit or something.
And I don't, and I won't,
and I probably never will,
and I'm going to be fucked
during the apocalypse.
Well, and then there's those
really tiny earthquake blankets
you can get, that look
like they're just foil--
Tinfoil or something?
Yeah.
Except they're supposed
to keep all your heat in.
I think you can buy
an earthquake safety
kit for like--
Yeah.
$15, but how effective
is that, really?
I'm sure it is.
You can get real actual
bug-out bags for like $150,
like a good, solid bug-out bag.
You know what I do have?
My Black Window pistols-- my
glocks-- they look very real.
So I'm gonna hold
somebody up with that.
Mhmm.
No, no.
They really clock back and
make a very convincing sound.
Oh, no.
They're weighted.
I thought you were
gonna say, I'm
gonna use them to
defend myself--
Yeah, not hold
them up and steal--
Oh, I'm gonna defend myself
with this plastic gun.
Not hold up everybody.
I'm gonna find some jerk
who has a bug-out bag,
and I'll be like,
give me yo bag.
That's awful!
That's awful.
Whatever.
[LAUGHTER]
I'm not the nicest
kid on the block,
but I am the most
alive kid on the block.
All right, I'll need
to find out where
you live to stay
far away from you.
Far, far away.
OK, here we go.
(SING-SONG) I'll
have the supplies.
Mega(tro)n says,
"Pudding, yea or nay?
Who says nay to pudding?
Who says nay to pudding?
I agree with that.
Well, how about this?
Let me up the ante a little bit.
Tapioca.
I've never had tapioca.
Ooh.
Because tapioca is a
much-debated pudding
in the pudding world.
I've never had it before.
I'm not a big fan
of tapioca pudding,
but I really like boba, and
isn't that tapioca balls?
So do I!
I love boba, and I know
there's people that are like,
(DRAMATICALLY DISGUSTED)
ah, I can't do it.
Nope, I can't.
I'm on of those people.
I love boba.
Oh, boba's so good.
Never have boba.
With that fat straw.
Yeah, and you just
suck up those balls.
[LAUGHS]
Here's the thing--
In that fat straw, and it's
pulsing as you hold it.
And you feel it flow
down into your throat.
You know what?
I said fat straw,
and I was like,
this is gonna be made into
a dick joke, and then you--
(IN HOARSE VOICE) Love sucking
those balls down my throat.
I can't have, like, random--
nope, not gonna say it.
Can't have random
balls in your mouth?
Nope.
Haha, yeah!
I can't have that texture.
I get it.
Boba for the win.
Yeah, tapioca is pretty
awful, but I eat it.
I love my pudding.
I like chocolate pudding.
Yeah, I like--
I'm all about pudding.
Ooh, I like banana pudding, and
few people like banana pudding.
You know, I hear pudding
is just dessert in the UK.
Like, they call it pudding.
Like pudding is dessert.
Oh, so like you
want some pudding,
and then you could get
a slice of apple pie.
Yeah, yeah.
But they still call it pudding.
Oh, it's like Coke in the South.
Yeah.
Oh, weird.
So if that's what
they're talking about,
I'm actually not a
dessert person at all.
Really!
Whenever I go to a restaurant--
[INAUDIBLE]
Well, no, but I mean I'll--
Have you had fried ice cream?
I dunno--
Fried ice cream.
Would you consider
pudding a dessert?
Oh, I don't do that.
Is pudding a dessert or a snack?
It's a dessert-y snack.
It's like a little of both?
It's a dessert-y snack.
'Cause I can't--
that's the thing,
I usually like my savory.
I'm a savory kind of guy.
I feel like, for
the most part, I
meet more men that like savory,
and more women that like--
Yeah.
See, I think that's the
opposite for me, sometimes.
Like in Japan, any
time you went by-- they
have entire restaurants that
are just sweets everywhere.
Don't they have entire savory
restaurants too, though?
Isn't that what umami means?
Doesn't that mean savory?
I mean, it's like a
type of mushroom, right?
That's all I know.
Oh, I thought the word
umami meant savory.
Oh, I don't know, then.
Maybe it's a savory mushroom.
But they have
dessert restaurants--
Like my penis.
Everywhere, and
it was always men.
They were filled with men.
Hmm.
Yeah, I don't know.
I just--
I just don't like chocolate, so
I don't eat a lot of dessert.
So, I don't like
chocolate either.
(WHISPERED) I do.
And I don't-- I've never
had a dinner somewhere
at a restaurant where I'm
like, I want dessert now.
I've never ever in all my life--
Oh my gosh.
Are you kidding?
I don't care how stuffed I am.
When they come
around, they're like,
would you like to
see the dessert menu?
The answer is always yes.
No, no!
Yeah.
Because you've filled
yourself up on food already.
But maybe I'll just
look at it, and then I
won't order anything.
But the intrigue is there.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I dunno.
That little seed
has been placed.
I need the look.
Speaking of balls and seed and--
Oh, you're trying to make
seed a sex joke, too?
I think it is.
Know it?
I love you, Steve.
I'm 14 years old.
I love you.
All right.
Megan Lutz says--
I apologize if I'm
pronouncing it wrong--
@MeganLutz2013.
"How do you feel about Disney
making the new Star Wars
movie?"
We've answered that
like four times.
"Excited, hopeful,
dreading it, et cetera.
Hmm.
We've genuinely answered that
like three or four times.
All right.
I feel like I've never
answered it, though.
I don't think I have.
We totally did,
because when we started
TableTalk was right around
when it was announced,
and it was in at least
one of the first--
Well, you know, then let's
say-- because there's
been developments.
OK.
Like JJ is now
attached to Star Wars
since we've probably
talked about it.
I feel like we haven't
talked about it.
I don't know.
In deep down in my
soul, I love Star Wars.
There's a love that
will never die.
I don't think anyone can--
I think a lot of people
are coming from that
same boat as you.
Yeah.
But there's a lot of people,
also, that are like, fool me
once, shame on me about the
prequels and shit like that.
Hmm.
And basically any
Star Wars thing
that has come out
since the prequels.
But I feel like
there's a small hope.
There's a new hope.
Well, I feel like you have
an interesting perspective
on this, being such a
big Disney fan, too.
Yeah, I am a big Disney
fan, but I don't know.
Disney is like-- there's things
going on in the Mouse House
these days that I'm
not particularly--
Well, they got rid of Dick
Cook how many years ago--
Yeah.
Who was the head of Buena
Vista Entertainment--
But also--
Changing things up.
Yeah, and the parks-- they're
making weird decisions.
And like--
What weird decisions are
happening in the parks?
Well, uh--
Be still, my heart.
Well, they were going to
do the complete Star Wars
makeover of Tomorrowland,
and now it's on hold.
And they were gonna put a
speeder bike ride in it.
And I've been upset with
Disney ever since they
made the decision to take the
Country Bear Jamboree out--
I know.
I know, baby.
I know.
And I've never ever
recovered from it.
(COMFORTINGLY) Shhhh.
And don't you dare touch
my Captain Eo again.
Leave it there, for god sakes.
No, they're taking it away.
You know that, right?
Well, I know they
say that, but they're
talking about leaving it there,
too, for some-- I don't know.
There was some article
recently where they're like,
it's staying for the
foreseeable future.
I just realized, by the
way, that I was slowly
leaning into your face.
And I'm like, I'm a
lot closer to your face
than I was a minute ago.
Mmmm.
(WITH MOCK INTENSITY)
I'm really interested.
Face-closeness!
This is called Face-close
TableTalk edition,
where we get real close
to each other's faces.
But I dunno.
I didn't like-- did
you guys see Frost?
What's that movie called?
"Frozen."
Yeah, we saw it for
New Movie Thing Show.
I finally saw it.
I didn't like it.
I don't wanna-- oh, good!
Good!
You didn't like it either!
Ha!
Now I'm not the only
person who did not like it.
Yeah, totally didn't like it.
I thought it was
[? droll ?] and lovely.
Gavin and I were the only
people in the whole world
who didn't like it.
I liked Olaf.
You liked the little snowman.
I did like the little snowman.
Josh liked Olaf.
Olaf was great.
Yeah, I liked Olaf, but
I didn't like the songs.
(SINGING MELODRAMATICALLY)
I'm gonna sing another song!
First of all--
(STILL SINGING) There are 50
fucking songs in this movie!
OK, that didn't bother me,
because it's a musical.
I get it--
Musicals have to have
songs every five seconds.
It used to have--
"Mulan" did it perfect.
Song, story, song.
Yeah.
Actually--
This was like, song
song song song.
Untrue. "Mulan,"
all of the songs
are in the first
half of the movie.
Then there are no songs.
Great, I love the
way they did it.
It's frigging perfect.
I think I take issue
with one of the songs.
Specifically, one that
uses completely poor
grammar and is absolutely--
Which song is that, Steve?
Teaching children the
incorrect grammar,
which is-- [CLEARS THROAT]
I didn't know you were
such a grammar nerd, Steve.
Oh, absolutely.
Especially when it's thrown
in my face in such a way.
Like Catholic schooling.
"For the first time in forever?"
OK.
That is not correct grammar.
And she sings it
like 19,000 times
in the song-- for the
first time in forever.
And I'm like, this
is just gibberish.
It was no "Tangled."
And I didn't like it.
I haven't seen "Tangled," but--
[GROWLS IN EXASPERATION]
I also like Idina
Menzel, and she is--
Mhm.
Bless you.
Thank you.
She's too old to play
that part, in my opinion.
You should see "Tangled."
I wanna see "Tangled."
I'll let you borrow it.
I have it Blu-ray.
I have it, too.
Thank you.
Do you have it on Blue-ray,
though, is the question.
Because I think she
has a Blu-ray player.
I do have it on Blu-ray.
I do have it on Blu-ray.
All right, just saying.
Everybody has a Blu-ray
player in their Xbox.
We talked about this.
Wait, did you say an Xbox?
Yeah.
Xbox 360?
No play Blu-ray.
No pay boo-ay.
No play Blu-ray.
What am I thinking of?
The new PlayStation.
Xbox One has a Blu-ray.
Xbox One.
Both PlayStation 3 and 4
both have Blu-ray player.
And Xbox One has
a Blu-ray player.
Next gen, bro!
Next gen!
For whatever reason, I just
totally was like, oh yeah,
Xbox 360 has a Blu-ray player.
I guess it doesn't.
They had an--
(IN UNISON) HDD--
Drive.
Oh, that HD DVD.
HD DVD.
That must have been
what I was thinking.
That's crazy.
Yeah, and also, on Xbox, even
though it's a Blu-ray player,
you still have to download
an app, which is bullshit!
I know.
Also, (IMITATING ANNOUNCER)
Blu-ray is next gen!
Throw in our new system!
It's next gen!
Well--
Even though PS3
had it last year!
C'mon, c'mon now.
They couldn't go back after they
doubled down on the-- OK, OK.
(BABYISH VOICE) I play
Blu-rays on my PC.
I dunno.
TheDerpiestDolphin says,
"What is the weirdest thing
you've found, heard,
or saw in a hotel?"
Ooh.
Oh, man.
You know, you hear
weird things in a hotel,
because people just
go ham in a hotel.
Yep.
You know, can I
talk a little bit
about the hotel I
stayed in in New York?
Yep!
This thing--
New York hotel rooms are tiny.
In fact, I-- yeah, and I didn't
talk to you guys about it.
Wait, what was the hotel called?
Was it called the Milford?
No.
It was called the Union Hotel.
OK.
OK.
And it was fine.
And it was in a decent location.
It was in Brooklyn.
Mhm.
Oh, it was in Brooklyn.
Yeah, and it was fine.
But the room was
the smallest thing--
Yeah.
I've ever been in
in my entire life.
Tiny.
There's no way it's
smaller than the Milford.
Milford's in Manhattan.
OK.
We'll literally block it out.
It's like, you can
walk to the bed.
And then the bathroom
is literally-- like,
you have to move around
the door to shut--
This sounds like
the Union Hotel!
We have to compare
photos, because it is--
The Milford is literally
like I opened the door--
New York hotel rooms.
And was like, hahaha!
I've been to New York a
lot of time for gigs--
like, to go work gigs.
And no matter what different
hotel that they'll have me
stay at, they're all the
tiniest, tiniest rooms.
Yeah, I wanted to do, like,
a funny MTV cribs vine,
where I'm like, yo!
Check out my place!
We called it the closet.
Like, let's go
back to the closet.
Yeah.
Mhm.
Literally.
'Cause it was.
All it was was a bed.
[MUG CLINKS AGAINST BOWL]
Ding!
It was a bed--
[MUG CLINKS AGAINST BOWL TWICE]
And-- dinner.
Order up!
[LAUGHS]
It was a bed, an entryway into
the bathroom, a slight-- like,
I'd say maybe, I don't
know, 14-inch space--
OK.
And one dresser.
And that's it.
Yeah.
It was smaller
than-- I don't know.
It was just really small.
It threw me for a loop.
But it was
comfortable, and warm.
And the bed was nice.
Warm is good.
It was a good hotel.
Yeah.
Warm is good.
Just really, really small.
So what's the weirdest thing
you've ever seen or heard
in a hotel, Meg?
I mean, you've heard people
fucking in a hotel, right?
No, I have never--
You've never heard people
fucking in a hotel?
Really?
I have never heard
people fucking.
(SULTRY) Oh, yeah.
That's the thing,
is I've never gotten
to be like-- I wish I had
neighbors that were just
like, [EMITS HIGH-PITCHED MOAN
 AND POUNDS ON TABLE].
I wish, but I've never
had that experience, ever.
Yeah.
I feel like I'm missing out.
I feel like you never get
the, [HIGH-PITCHED MOAN].
You get the weird,
like, [LOW GRUNTING].
Like the really awkward--
[LOUD, COURSE, MOANING]
Sex noises that you--
(MOANING LOUDLY) No!
Don't want to hear.
They're not sexy noises.
[LAUGHS]
Someone screaming no.
[SCREAMS NO]
Like that.
You get the really,
really awkward sex noises.
Uh-huh, yeah.
I don't know.
Or the headboard. [SLAPS HANDS]
Yeah.
You always think about the
whole, like, blood stain
thing on the mattress--
[MAKES DISGUSTED NOISE]
Or the curious
stains on the carpet.
Get a blue light.
Well--
No--
I don't know, man.
We talked about this in
a TableTalk previous.
It's best not to, probably.
Yeah, don't.
Just poop.
Just feces and semen
everywhere [INAUDIBLE].
Just poop.
Ew!
Why feces on the bed?
Pooping kids.
You know what they say is a
main offender, by the way?
I don't know if we've
talked about this.
It's the remote control.
Oh yeah, that's like supposed
to be the dirtiest part.
You don't wanna touch
the remote control.
(MORBIDLY FASCINATED) Really?
Yeah.
The remote control
is a no-no zone.
Think about where that goes.
Wow.
You could put it in your but.
Maybe one more, and then
we'll fucking skitch?
People put them in their butt?
What do people not
put in their butt?
Yeah.
A lot of things, I hope?
You've heard Joe talk
about hotels, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Especially if you're
in your own hotel room,
this is an opportunity for you
to explore your body in ways
that you would never
do in your own home.
I've heard of boys
who do naughty things
to themselves, and then just--
I love the motion you do there.
Naughty things.
[LAUGHS]
Naughty things to themselves!
(HIGH-PITCHED
SING-SONG) Naughty!
And then they just--
[CLEARS THROAT].
They just how-do-you-do
on the carpet.
Ew.
Ew!
Oh, no.
I'm walking there!
No, no, no no, no, no.
Well--
I've heard somebody in my
lifetime say that they just,
how-do-you-do!
I like that "how do
you do" is the phrase.
Well, that's-- I mean, I
can't speak for all men,
but from personal
experience, no way.
Steve, do you how-do-you-do
on the carpet?
No fucking way, man.
Thank you.
Nowhere.
Even if it's not your home
or whatever, you don't.
And you just don't.
You don't!
But some people do, and
now, without fail, I only
walk around with socks or
shoes on in a hotel room.
I never go barefoot.
Well, it's like, would you spit
on a carpet in a hotel room?
Or would you--
No, but I bet there
are people who would!
Snot rocket?
Man, that's awful.
Ew.
People be gross.
Fuck those people.
If you're one of those
people, you're gross, man.
[INAUDIBLE]
Sit down and relax.
Let us know in the comments
below if you've ever
how-do-you-doed on the carpet.
Oh, man, we're gonna get a
lot of bad comments from that.
[LAUGHS]
Probably a lot of
not-truthful ones, too.
Sourcefednerd96-- so
close to 69-- says,
"What are y'all's
favorite accents?
I'm partial to Scottish accent,
or a deep Southern drawl.
I think we've talked
about this before.
Oh, have we?
Yeah.
I mean, I think my
answer's pretty obvi.
Yeah.
Southern?
No!
Not even close.
It's British!
Well, you're from the South!
That was a legitimate guess.
Yeah.
No, it's not like I was
randomly like, Norwegian!
Gotta have that-- gotta
have that close to London.
I'm in the European
realm for accents, now.
But it can go-- but
now, I'm starting
to hear the difference.
And it can go real
off in left field.
Yeah.
The UK acc-- like,
different parts of UK.
They can sound real ridiculous.
Also, I just heard a
new piece of slang.
Calling somebody a
sigh is like a thing.
Like Gangnam Style?
No, like a [EXHALES],
like a sigh.
Oh, like boring.
Yeah, that's a thing
you can call someone.
Oh.
And to explain it, I got
sent a clip of, I guess,
a movie or something, where
they're all yelling at someone,
and someone calls
somebody a sigh.
I didn't understand
a word-- not a word!
Like, when people have
too thick of an accent,
I can't understand
a goddamn thing.
Oh, the best is-- I had an
ex-boyfriends whose family--
parts of his family
were from Ireland.
And they had the
thickest accent,
and I could not understand.
From Ireland?
Yeah.
That's cool.
I could not understand
like 85% of what they said.
So they'd be talking to
me, and I'd be going, yep.
That's awesome.
And they're like, oh,
you goddamn Americans.
Hoping that I'm not
saying something awful.
They were probably doing it
on purpose at that point,
if you think about it.
Oh, it was so funny.
It was so funny.
At DeviantART, I worked with
a lady who was Scottish,
and when she would call in
every Monday for our meeting--
and you could just tell who
was new, because they were all
just like, I can't understand
a goddamn word Fiona's saying.
Just like, do-do-do.
It was crazy.
I just want all of them.
I want the UK accidents.
I want the Australian accents.
Yeah.
And like the New
Zealand accents.
(EXAGGERATED AUSTRALIAN
ACCENT) Nooo!
I want it all.
Crazy
Australians have a great
way of saying the word "no."
And also, the people from
New Zealand are like,
"increedible."
That was an
"increedible" experience.
I like all accents,
because they fascinate me.
And I'm always like, just
let me listen to you.
Let me hear.
But I think from a
young age-- because I
used to be obsessed
with Brad Renfro.
He was my teen heartthrob.
Who?
He's dead, now.
Rest in peace.
Yeah, who?
What happened to that man?
(QUIETLY) He killed himself.
Who?
Who was he?
I'm sorry--
Brad Renfro?
I do genuinely not--
Oh.
So he was in "Tom Huck"
with Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
Oh, JTT.
Now you're speaking my language.
So JTT and Brad Renfro
were in "Tom and Huck."
And he was in-- um, um, um--
that movie with Susan Sarandon.
Help me. [INAUDIBLE], Steve.
No no no, jail.
Something about jail.
Oh, uh--
Prison.
Wait, was it--
A ti-- no.
No, was it "Dead Man Walking?"
No, that's not it.
Nope, before that.
Prior to that.
Drew's looking it
up on his phone.
(OFFSCREEN) "The Client."
"The Client."
Oh, "The Client."
Yes, he was the kid
in "The Client."
So that was like his younger--
Yeah, I can't picture him.
Then as he got older, he did
other stuff. (ADMIRINGLY) Oh,
yeah.
Can we see more?
Switch some more.
I had all of my passwords--
[ALL VERBALLY APPRECIATE
 OFFSCREEN IMAGE]
All of my passwords were
"I love Brad Renfro."
I didn't like that kid.
No!
I had posters of him everywhere.
He was my thing.
But did he have an accent--
And he had a Southern accent.
Oh.
He had a Southern
accent, so I was always
like, (IN FANGIRL
VOICE) And he's
only six months
older than me, so I'm
sure we're gonna get married.
Yeah, I'm just not into
the Southern accents.
I'm not into like
the Spanish accents.
I'm way into the UK,
European, Australian.
For me, nobody can
be too Southern.
I can always understand.
Really?
Because my family-- I have
family from southern Texas
that's like, they have crazy--
Yeah.
(WITH SOUTHERN ACCENT)
yonder, and like,
they do the whole thing.
They have like a crazy drawl.
(WITH SOUTHERN ACCENT)
Laundry needs washed!
"Fixin'" to go to the store.
I had to teach myself
not to say "fixin'."
But I can understand
anyone, like as deep South--
I can definitely understand it.
But I hate that when
they talk, I immediately
parrot that accent
back, because I grew up
speaking to people
who spoke like that.
So I tried very hard not
to do that, but I do.
I fall into it a lot.
That's how I am when I
go home to Pennsylvania.
When I go back to Philly, I
get that Philly "a" sound,
and I'll start asking
for a glass of "wuhter."
"Wuhter."
"Wuhter."
Mhm.
I need the "wuhter shed."
Oh yeah, that happens.
I've just got a California--
Go into the "wuhter" closet.
Accent.
I don't have any accent.
I don't know that it's
ever the water closet.
It's always like,
glass of "wuhter."
Like, you drink "wuhter."
(WITH EXAGGERATED
BRITISH ACCENT) WC.
Yeah!
That it sounded just,
like [INAUDIBLE].
Oh, I love that show so much.
D learner.
OK, guys.
[INAUDIBLE] great.
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(SINGING) Na na, na na.
Steve.
Yeah.
You drug on, you sigh.
What?
