Hawaii
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Aloha, y'all. Today on Paula's Party, we're having a Hawaiian o'down
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You like seeing your mama dance like that? Not really. We're gonna be bringing the islands to you as we cook a classic luau dish, home-style kalua pig
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Isn't that beautiful? You know, sometimes the best dishes come in small packages, like a traditional Hawaiian lau-lau
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And then the party is going to erupt with some fabulous volcanic drinks
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That is so cool. And coconut pie fit for a great luau
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So y'all put on your grass skirts and let's party. How are y'all
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How are y'all? Y'all look so colorful today. I want to take y'all today to someplace that I've never been
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And can y'all guess where that is? Hawaii. Hawaii. I want to take you all to Hawaii
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But I can't be the only one getting laid out here. We have got to lay the entire audience
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Where are the lays, girls? Here. A lay for everybody. So who's ready to party
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You ready to go to Hawaii? So what is the food that we associate with Hawaii
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Pineapple? Pork. Pork. When I think of Hawaii, I can shut my eyes
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and I can just see these whole pigs roasting in a dugout hole in the ground
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and maybe covered with banana leaves. Well, that's what we're going to cook today
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but we're going to downsize this where you can do this at home
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but I'm going to need some help. Would you come be my pig helper
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I would be happy to be your pig helper. Well, come up here and look. I've got something for you
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Oh, you're precious
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So, listen now, I'm not going to bite you. All right. Come on up here and tell me your name. Melissa
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Now, normally, they will cook a whole pig. Well, we're just using a pork butt
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And I'm going to just trim off. There's still a little fat on here
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and we're going to rub down our meat. Do you know I like to rub my meat
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I know you like to rub your meat. I do. I like to rub my meat. I like to rub all the seasonings into it
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So what I'm going to get you to do is I'm going to get you to rub my meat for me
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Perfect. And we've got some Hawaiian salt. Okay. Look at the pretty color of it
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It doesn't look like the salt that we, it's real coarse, but from what I understand, they let their salt sun cure dry out in the sun
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So what I want you to do is rub this piece of pork down with two tablespoons of liquid smoke
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Okay. And we'll salt it. Sounds good. Okay? Sounds good. All right, so just rub it in
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Don't be scared of it. Okay. Look, don't be scared. Now take your hands and rub, rub, rub
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Okay. Turn it over and rub, rub, rub. Now, because we're going to cook this in the oven, and we won't have the benefit of charcoal or an ash
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this liquid smoke will give this meat the flavor that it's actually been cooked over wood
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So turn that meat over, Melissa. All right. And we're just going to cut some spots in him
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and hopefully our flavors will permeate down there into the center of the meat
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Now, in Hawaii, they'll use banana leaves. Well, we don't have any banana leaves, so we're going to just lay a whole banana
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Just like this. And this is going to give it a sweet banana flavor
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And then we're gonna take a tea leaf, and that's spelled T-I, it's not T-E-A
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Okay. We're gonna wrap this up in our tea leaves. Get that banana around there
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Okay, when I get this all bundled up, now, Melissa, I want you to come in here and just tie this
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Okay. And we can start at this end down here that I've got a pretty good grip on. Okay
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There you go. Can I knot it there? Mm-hmm. Yeah, it's real easy, but it always helps to have a buddy around
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And I have one already done. Now, we're going to slip this in the oven, y'all, at 350 degrees
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and we're going to let it cook for three hours and 45 minutes
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We don't have that much time, though, do we? So guess what
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Look at that. Look at that. Take our scissors and cut that string
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Smells good, doesn't it? It does smell good. I'm really thinking that maybe even I can do this at home
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Yes, you can do it. You can do it without a doubt
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Here, you unwrap and let me hold the camera. Sounds good. Oh, it smells so good
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Look down there at the banana. Uh-huh. All right, now what I want you to do is lift it off and put it on that red plate right there
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Get in here and get you a piece. It's a little hot, so be careful
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Okay. Mmm
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Very good. Mmm. And tender. Mmm. Mmm. I love pigs
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very good remember if you don't have tea leaves you can use 10 for
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we'll be back in a minute coming up a Hawaiian specialty
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lau lau and later on my boys are going nuts for coconuts
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Now y'all get to going. Get to hammering. You gonna hurt yourself Maybe Definitely
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Oh! Do y'all feel like you're already there in Hawaii
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There's only one thing missing. We need some music. We got some music
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I don't know how to dance so well. Y'all get up and do the
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I don't know if it'll fit. Pull it fit. Y'all get up and roll
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I want you. And I want you! Come on! Follow me! Y'all come back, come back
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We ain't through yet. That hooling will take your breath away, won't it
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Y'all got to help me cook. I about shook my britches off
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What a surprise. And y'all are beautiful. Y'all take me back to a time when I was a little girl
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My grandmother and grandfather owned River Bend Motel and a restaurant. And we had a swimming pool
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We had a skating rink. We had a dining room and a bar, cabins for a weekly stay
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And in the dining room, when I was a little girl, I felt like it was my obligation to entertain the diners
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I was not asked to do this. But I felt like it was, you know, something that I can contribute
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So I did the hula for the guests as they had dinner
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I'd go around to all the tables in hula form, and of course they looked at me like I was a nut
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But I didn't care. I was fascinated by y'all's dance. So don't go anywhere, okay
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And girls, you come on up. We're going to make some lau-lau
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Lao Lao, y'all, is a traditional Hawaiian dish that's always served at a luau
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Have y'all ever had Lao Lao? Never. Me neither. Well, we're going to make some Lao Lao here
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Now, I've got a yellowtail tuna. What smell? Smells fresh. Doesn't smell like anything
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Oh, my goodness. Oh, yes. It's not real fishy smelling. What's that? Chicken. Right, it's pork. Alright, what is that? Chicken
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So, I have never tasted this, but I know it's a dish that they make, and all we're
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gonna do is take these three ingredients, these three meats, we're gonna toss them
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and a little of that Hawaiian salt. And we're going to use our tea leaf again
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You can get tea leaves, y'all, online or from your local florist
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Just congratulations on becoming our grandmother. Thank you. It's all my pleasure
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I'm going to be a new grandmother. Congratulations. Congratulations. Congratulations. All right, now I'm going to cut this leaf kind of into the soft part
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All right, girls, we've got a tea leaf. You've got... You're all set up over there
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All you need to do is trim your tea leaf, and you've got tuna, pork, and chicken, and
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Hawaiian sea salt. Go over there, season it, and get started. We've got you all set up right over there
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When we come back, we're going to finish these up. We'll see you back in a minute. Shake those hips
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Grab that meat. And later, my boys are gonna stir up the fun
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Who can resist these two guys? With a volcano punch and party potion
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Oh, it's falling over! Oh, no, it's not. No, it ain't. Welcome back, y'all
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In case you've just tuned in, you know, it's really not hard to guess where we are right now
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You can see everybody's wearing a lei, and we're in Hawaii, and we're cooking up some fabulous traditional Hawaiian dishes
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Lau Lau. L-A-U, L-A-U. Lau Lau. This is one of those dishes that you find a lot in Hawaii
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And it can be served as an entree or an appetizer. We've got these two ladies over here that are going to be making this dish
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But I want to challenge y'all, okay? Are you down for it
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We're here. Girls, bring in some grass skirts. Grass up, these girls
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Don't you love it? All right, girls, y'all get up here
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Get at your station. I want y'all to make this while doing the hula now at the same time
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Wait. And I going to time you Okay You got 60 seconds to make this lau tie them up and get them in our pot And don forget you can stop hulu
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Okay. We take them over there to the pot or put them on the plate
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You can put them on the plate and then come get them in the pot, whatever's the fastest, but never stop hulu-ing
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So y'all ready? Ready. Ready. You want to go over the recipe one more time
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Yes. You've got yellowtail tuna. You've got pork. You've got chicken. You've got Hawaiian sea salt
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Season each of your meats with some salt. Put it in the leaves
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Tie them up. Get them in the pot. Two per person in 60 seconds
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And remember, you're hooling the whole time. Help me keep an eye on them, guys, okay
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Don't take your eyes off their hips. that won't be hard to do will it all right ready set go
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hula and you're not hulaing baby hula hula music music hula hula
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You're down to 40 seconds Hula hula Hula Hula Hula
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Come on, let's go Shake those hips Grab that meat
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We can go buy the bacon Bring it home and fry it up in the pan
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Put it in that plate. You're wasting your precious time. Come on, wrap, wrap, wrap
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You got nine seconds, eight seconds, seven seconds, four, three, two, one second
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Stop. Y'all were precious
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Bring them on over here, and we're going to put them in our steamer now, y'all. Let me do something with this
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He's looking sad. That one looks good. They're looking a little sad. He's looking a little sad. Yeah, one of them didn't get tied, so we'll just do the..
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Okay, we'll just pretend like he's tied. We'll just say we tied him. Hold on
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All right, we're going to put them in our steamer. And you know how long we're going to steam these for
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Four hours. We're going to steam them for four hours. and I wish we had four hours together
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Right. But we don't, so we've got some ready. Those look a little better than ours
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Well, they weren't timed when they tied theirs up. That's right. And they certainly weren't doing the hula
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So don't you feel bad. All right, so let's... All right, honey, what I want you to do
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is I want you to take this camera right here, This ice cube camera, see that
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It just comes off. Now I want you to focus on these so that everybody can see them
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And see the monitor back there? You can see if you've got it right
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Look how soft those leaves got. That looks wonderful. Winner, winner, chicken dinner
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All right, here we go. Isn't that beautiful? Thanks. All right. Here, baby
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Okay, let's go in for the kill. Let's. All right, that looks like tuna
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It looks like pork. Do you not believe I got the pork? I got the pork, too
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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Isn't that good? Perfect. Now, this is one of those fun dishes that you can do
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if you've got people coming over that's going to spend the afternoon and you're playing games and you're cooking
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This is a great appetizer to serve, isn't it? Mm-hmm. That's fine
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Mm-hmm. Very impressive. Thank you, girls, so much for helping me. Y'all were so cute
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So hula off. Hula off. You're not huluing. Y'all stay tuned because we're coming back
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and we're going to be doing some fun Hawaiian games and Hawaiian drinks and more Hawaiian food
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So we'll see y'all back in a minute. Coming up, my two Georgia boys go Hawaiian
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Gonna put a little bit of vodka in there. How much? Just a little bit. And later, y'all, the audience bends over backwards
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to help me make the perfect coconut pie. Welcome back, y'all
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Welcome back. Y'all are just beautiful. Y'all are so colorful. I'm having fun just looking at all of y'all
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and all your smiles and your colors. Well, guess what time it is
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It's drinking time, baby. it's five o'clock somewhere. So I'm gonna need some help on this next recipe
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So I've got two very, very special fellas that's gonna come out here
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and make us a couple of wonderful, exotic Hawaiian drinks. And if they're sissy drinks, then I like them
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So maybe they'll have, I see sure, but I might like this drink
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So you ready to meet our special guest? Jamie and Bobby, come on out
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Come on out! Oh, my gracious
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Hey, y'all. We've all got a lay on. Mom's not a real big drinker, but Bobby and I know how to fix a cocktail
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So we're here today to help you, Mama. I know it. Can I tell y'all how much I love these boys
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Oh, we got a question already. Hi, I just wondered when you started, when your boys started working with you
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From the very beginning, 17 years ago. I was 21. Drunk them into the..
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And Bobby was 18. Bobby was 18 when we started. They started selling the bag lady meals for me
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I would make these wonderful little meals, and they would go out in the morning at 9 o'clock and start knocking on doors
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And they would usually come back about 1 o'clock and hopefully with empty baskets
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You know, it was like a pig in a poke. We didn't know whether it was going to sell or not
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So, you know, I said, who can resist these two guys? Of course they'll buy their sandwiches
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There were folks that were able to resist, believe it or not. I can believe it Not many I love my children so very much And they always be children to me Even if I 90 and they 70 they will be my children
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I want to tell y'all the latest thing in little Bobby's life. We had the pleasure of seeing Bobby in People magazine
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He was chosen as one of the top 50 most eligible bachelors
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in America. Don't put anybody in that magazine. Don't put anybody in it
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What y'all say, let's get to drinking. They've heard Mama brag enough. So, take it away, boys
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You're going to make something first? Yeah, well, I'm going to do a volcano punch, Mom, and you're going to love this because, like you said, it's got the sherbet in it
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This reminds me about a lot of the things that you used to make, like, around the holidays. Always had a lot of ice cream and ginger ale
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The sherbet punch with lime sherbet. And this is a good one. We're going to start with a bottle of champagne is the first thing that we're going to put into it
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Is it going to explode? It might. Those scare me. So we're going to put this whole bottle of champagne in here
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That's a good start. Yeah. Does it matter what kind of champagne? Does it have to be expensive
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I wouldn't spend a lot of money because, you know, we're putting sherbet in it
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So it's not necessary to spend $100. Just get something that sparkles
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That's what I would think. And we're going to put this cranberry juice. This is about four cups of cranberry juice probably
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I love juices and champagnes together. It's so good. That's a really good combination
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Oh, it's a pretty color. So champagne, cranberry juice, orange sherbet, and orange juice
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I'm going to put a couple of quarts of orange juice in here too. Uh-huh
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And then we're going to add our vodka. Oh, yeah. I never even thought about the vodka
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This is an adult cocktail. I thought this drink is really sounding good
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That's going to be pretty potent, champagne and vodka. The bubbles in the champagne makes it feel really kind of light and refreshing
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but the sherbet's just great. And now we're going to put a little bit of vodka in there
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How much? Just a little bit. Okay, yeah, not much. Not much now
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We're going to put about a half a bottle in there, and we're going to see how that works. Wow
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I'll never be able to drink that. Oh, no. Yeah, you will. After the first cup, it'll be delicious
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It will. Now they say the second glass goes down smoother. Now this is going to kind of work as our ice agent in here
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This beautiful... Can I just have the bowl of sherbet? You're fixing to burn a perfectly good gallon of orange sherbet
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See how pretty this is floating on top? Yeah. Oh, yeah, Bobby
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Look at the monitor. You've got it on it. I like this. I might not want to put this down
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I know. Oh, doesn't my hair look pretty? I've never seen it from that angle before
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Check it out. Looks good. Follow Cameron. Now turn back around
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That looked good. Yeah, you look great. You're messing up my drink
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I'm sorry. You shouldn't have shown me this. Okay, now here is what we're going to do next
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What are you doing with gloves on? I need gloves on. Why
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We're not going to set this on fire, are we? No, I'm not going to set this on fire
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but we're going to work with some dry ice. Oh. And if y'all have seen dry ice, right, this will burn you
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Why are you only putting it on my hand that's not going to touch it
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Because I'm going to clear my space off. Okay. You got some more ice cream
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And if you touch this stuff, it'll burn you like a fire will
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so we want to be real careful. and I'm going to take this and put it down in here
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Oh! See how pretty that is? That looks great, y'all! And it doesn't take much, but see how pretty that is
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It's boiling! This is our volcano punch. Oh, it's boiling over! Oh, no, it's not
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No, it ain't. It looked like it was boiling over on camera
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And see, now isn't this... Now, is that dry ice not going... Well, but you can't drink it
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Well, you have to... You have to wait until the cool part's over with. Yeah. I mean, you can put this out, and then everybody oohs and aahs over it
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and then when the dry ice breaks down, you can start dipping it up. Isn't that cool, y'all
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That is so cool. Y'all don't go anywhere. We're going to take a quick break
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And when we come back, Bobby's going to make his surprise drink
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And I'm going to make something good and coconutty for y'all. So don't go anywhere
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Stay tuned. Up next, y'all, Bobby Dean's pouring drink
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Wow, that's exciting. Shut up. Thank you
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Do you want to taste it? I don't... I don't get out much, you know
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Sorry, Bobby. No, I've got two straws in this one. Isn't that good, Mom? Is it good
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Yeah. I taste vodka. Just a little bit. That is strong. No, it's good
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It wouldn't take but one. I'm going to make you something that's non-alcoholic
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because I know that you don't like alcohol that much. This one is..
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It's got a little bit of alcohol, but it's right at the end, and it's only for display. Okay
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All right. We'll start with a couple of cups of fruit punch
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Will you stir this for me while I pour it? I sure will. Exactly. Like that
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I love this camera. All right. A little bit of pineapple juice
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About two cups as well. Equal amounts. My drink's not as pretty as Jamie's yet
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But it will be. This camera is so fun. Isn't it cool
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All right. About three quarters of a cup cream of coconut. Oh, I love it
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So you can see where this drink is going. Oh, cream of coconut
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Yes, let's get every drop of it. Yeah. Love it. Okay. All right
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Then some ginger ale. Okay. About a liter? About that. Yep. All right, you're almost to the top, Bobby
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All right. Okay. All right. What we're going to do is, Sounds like those drums over there, doesn't it
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Kind of like, yeah, it does. All right, pour that in there
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You like seeing your mama dance like that? Not so much. Okay
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Now, how full do you want me to fill this? Leave the volcano visible
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Just the top of the volcano? Yep. So you just tell me when
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Right about there looks good. Okay. And I'm going to add... Can you see where I'm going with this
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A little bit of rum into the volcano. See? See what's happening here
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Jamie, you might want to grab your camera. Yeah, grab the camera
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I'll grab the camera. Grab the camera. Wait, let me make sure I'm on it
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Okay. You ready? Wow, that's exciting. Shut up. That is really good, son
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It's lit. Is it? Yes. It is lit. Somebody turn the lights off so you can see how great my drink is
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Guys, can y'all cut the lights for a second? You don't want to suck up that fire, do you
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I wouldn't. Wow, that looks great. Trust me, it'll look better without all these lights
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And it'll look better after you have a couple of them. After you have one or two of them. All right
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So now tell me. Mm. Tell me. It's good, too. After that burns out, do you kind of get some rum
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Mm-hmm. In fact, if you wanted to, I made it this way for you
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but if you wanted to, you could just add rum right to it. Now, see, that's my kind of drink
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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. That is good. It's delicious just like that. Or you can put some rum in it
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Mm-hmm. No. Needs vodka. No, I love the taste of the cream of coconut in it
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because I love coconut. And speaking of coconuts, y'all come over here and help me
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I want to show you how to crack a coconut. I'm making a coconut pinex
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Now, we've baked these in a 400-degree oven for about 20 minutes
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and a coconut has eyes. See those eyes? So all we want to do is take an ice pick and poke through them
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Now, they've already poked them for us. But you just drain that milk off
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Ooh, that's going to take a long time. No, there's not that much milk in them
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And you can always take your ice pick, you know, and make your holes a little wider
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But that's all you do. And you want to do it into a strainer so it catch the pieces of grass because you want to save that for a coconut yeah or a coconut drink In fact I don know if y have ever heard me talk about this
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But I had decided, and y'all were babies. You might have been three months old, Bobby
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and Jamie, you were two and a half or something. And I decided I was going to make a fresh coconut cake
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Well, I could not find Grandma Paul anywhere. So I go out underneath our carport
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I get the hammer. I literally chase that coconut everywhere. I would hit him and he would shoot off into that way
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And I'd bring him back and then he'd shoot off in that way. And so finally I got Grandma on the phone
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And Grandma said, Paula Ann, you have to bake them. You have to get them hot so you can crack them
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So that's the story, Moaning Glory, on Grandma Paul teaching me about coconuts
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But it doesn't bake the meat inside, does it? Well, it just gets it hot so that the meat will come away from that shell
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Does it make the shell soft so you can break it, though? No, no. The shell's not soft
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So y'all just, you can wrap it up. All right, come on, boys. Now y'all get to going
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Get to hammering. You're going to hurt yourself. Maybe. Definitely. Look at that
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Oh, look at that. So the meat, that meat is soft? No, it's not soft
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It's hard in my arteries. I thought that that would have... We're going to have a problem here in just a minute
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Look at Jamie's almost... Come on, Bobby. Move. There we go
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Hurt him try. Don't go anywhere. When we come back, we're going to put together a fresh coconut pie
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We'll see y'all back in a minute. Pull it, guys. Pull it. Here we go
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Coming up next, y'all, a Hawaiian dessert. What
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We're going to do it again. What Do it fast I can believe our trip almost over
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So the last dish of our trip today is going to be a fresh coconut pie
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Because remember we just cracked the coconuts. But I'm going to need some help
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We're going to make this interesting. I want for you in the audience to help me put this pie together by limboing the ingredients up to me one at the time
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Are y'all up for it? All right. All right. Jamie and Bobby is holding the limbo stick
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I'll have to tell y'all these boys are full of tricks. They're kind of almost like smart alecks
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what us moms would call smart aleck. The coconut doesn't fall far away from the tree
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Now, I've got a frozen pie shell here. I've got our oven preheated to 400 degrees
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I've got a half of a stick of melted butter. But from the audience, yay, butter
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So I'm going to need some audience members to bring up these ingredients one at the time
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So band, hit it! Limbo, limbo, limbo, two beaten eggs. Limbo, limbo
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Perfect, perfect. Now I need one tablespoon of all that requirement. Lower, guys, lower
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One tablespoon of flour. All right, now I need three-four percent of sugar
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Lower, guys, lower. Come on, lower. Way to go. Now I need one
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I need a cup of coconut milk and one small can of sweet
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Brady Coconut. Are you over the task? Come on. Come on, Brady
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Come on, you can do it. Brady, I love you too
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Oh! How cute was he? He tricked y'all. He's pretty cute. He tricked you at your own game
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All right so this small can of coconut that I adding is you can find it in your grocery store and it been sweetened so it like almost a candied coconut So don confuse that with like a shredded sweet and dry coconut
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We're going to take that camera away from y'all. All right, so we're going to put this in the oven
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Come on, guys, grab it. Grab it, Megan. Grab what, Mom? I've got one in the oven
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Let's take one out and put one in. How does that look
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All right, put that. in that beautiful... It smells great. It does smell great
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Nothing like fresh coconut. It's my favorite. And guess what? What? Everybody's gonna get a piece
39:39
Thank you! Bring out the prize
39:53
Bring out the prize! That's it! Right here, Bobby
40:05
Fresh homemade whipped cream? Look at that. Of course. Is there any other kind
40:09
Yes, look at that. Alright, now somebody shoot that. Shoot that with the camera
40:21
Look, Jamie. Jamie, shoot it. shoot it. Isn't that beautiful? Isn't that beautiful
40:32
Mm-hmm. It's great, too. Is it? Let me try it. I absolutely adore coconut. I just adore
40:48
I adore it. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Pretty good. It's so delicious
41:00
It's kind of set up like a custard, too. It's so good. Yeah. It's a coconut custard rather than a coconut cream
41:06
and it's out of this world. Wow. That's great. I've had a great time going to Hawaii with y'all today
41:12
Thank you. I'm going to trip any day of the week with y'all
41:25
I love you, and I'll see y'all next week. Until then, come on
41:30
Thank you. Thank you
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