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- We cannot forget y'all, our precious children,
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on New Year's Eve or New Year's Day.
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So, this would be fun for them
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to be able to make it to have, to drink and make a toast
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with their mother, daddy, grandmother, grand-daddy,
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So, this is a champagne punch.
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so we're just gonna put that in there.
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And it's equal parts grape juice to Ginger Ale.
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So, these two Ginger Ales
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are the same amount as the two cups that we had measured.
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They going feel like they're so big,
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And making them a part of the festivities.
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Now I, (laughs) I am using my beautiful flutes.
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I can't remember if this is the one that Michael and I
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did our toast out of or not.
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But these are, this is real crystal.
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So I wouldn't recommend that for the children.
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I would go to the dollar store and buy some
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plastic champagne flutes.
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And if they break it, they break it.
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Now I'm gonna do just a little bitty splash of Grenadine.
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I mean, just a splash.
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'Cause I think this is all straight sugar.
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I may have did a too big of splash.
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Another too big of a splash.
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Ginger Ale and our grape juice together.
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And these were all chilled, nice and cold.
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Am I doing that right, y'all?
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Remember, I can't judge distance.
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- [Paula] I went to fill up
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my little coffee pot back there, Eddie.
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- [Paula] And I missed the hole, totally.
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I poured water all over the--
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So why don't we use a green?
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- [Woman] Is it not going?
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(grunting) (laughing)
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- Reckon how old these candies are?
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- [Woman] They're brand new, I just bought 'em.
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- They are? - [Woman] Mhmm.
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Those are just those jellies, so those--
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- [Woman] They had 'em on.
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They have a lot of 'em where they show gummy bears,
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or they show- - [Paula] Yes, yes.
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- [Woman] So I bought a little bit of everything.
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- [Paula] All right, so I'm gonna
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finish with one of the gummy bears.
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You can only imagine what this is doing
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to our children's teeth.
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if I can't get that through there.
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Oh, and here's some cotton candy.
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So we just gonna kind of float that.
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- [Man] That's not gonna float - Oh, my gosh! It went down!
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Whoa. You can't go down that fast.
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Say, I most certainly can.
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- [Man] Have you never put cotton candy
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in your mouth before?
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- Yeah. And it-- but look, look how cute.
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- [Woman] You could put one of those sticks
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and then put the cotton on top of the stick
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so it doesn't actually-- - Yeah, yeah.
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There might be some softer candy out there we could use.
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Here comes the gummies.
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Let's see if I can do this thing a little bit better.
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Yeah, now that's pretty.
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- [Woman] Look how cute that is.
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- [Paula] And then they can dip.
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They can dip their cotton candy
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into their mouth or down in their...
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Here's to all of the children in the world
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and y'all just remember kids,
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there's somebody out there that loves you.
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I'm gettin' tipsy feeling. (woman laughs)
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That cotton candy tripped me up.
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The children could help with this recipe, too,
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'cause it's so, so easy.
