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miss Rosalyn what I want you to do is
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take your brown sugar and just dump it
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in your bowl and I'm gonna pour the
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melted butter over it about a half a
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stick of melting butter and now if
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you'll break your eggs into another Bowl
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you want to break your eggs and put them
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in a bowl first in case there's it turns
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out that it's not such a good egg
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so rather than messing up our dish we're
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gonna crack one egg at the time and then
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just toss them over in there all right
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now all you need to do is mix that
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together and then I got you a ten ounce
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bag of like toffee bits and a cup of
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pecans and add a teaspoon of vanilla to
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it our filling is gonna be ready to go
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so y'all can see how easy this is it's
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like it's really like a pecan pie
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filling and mr. Jimmy what I need for
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you to do is unroll this for the crust
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no sir no sir there she's some flour
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look I even got a smiley face on it
1:10
while waiting on you so all we're doing
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here is using just a refrigerator pie
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crust because it's it's good and it's so
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easy and so simple so all you have to do
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is take your biscuit cutter all right
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dip it in your flour and then just take
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your cutter and go around and I'll put
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your pie crust in for you just stick
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your finger in there there you go and
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push it out and I'll bring them over
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here perfect all right so now we've all
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got our jobs good production yes it is
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but we've got some time on our things
1:52
while we're doing our little Tassie's
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right so why don't we go so that's a
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I don't I don't know I was counting on
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you to tell well I could tell you we had
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been in the Navy for Matt after we got
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married for seven years and I had the
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best job in the Navy I was working for
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Admiral rickover developing the second
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I came home and my father was dying and
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I saw life in Plains Georgia and I saw
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what my father meant to the community
2:27
and I just decided I don't know why to
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get out of the Navy and I had always
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meant for it to be my life career I went
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back to Schenectady in New York and told
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Rosen that we were getting out of the
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Navy and she didn't like it I mean
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that's putting it mildly
2:45
so we finally got cleared from a navy
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and we drove home from connected it to
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planes about almost 9:00 her mouth she
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never spoke to me all the way to plane
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say Jack tell your daddy I need to go to
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the bathroom equipment I remember it
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well why did you not want him to leave
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the Navy because I was enjoying it he
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had really good duty he was had one
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three-month cruise but in that seven
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years two years in Hawaii I mean it was
3:27
fabulous wine it kind of slow but
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that's kind of my life that's right do
3:36
you still use the old timey well I would
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shop I made one it that the cracks but
3:42
you you put it like my hat don't do it
3:45
like mad because I'm a furniture maker
3:47
so I wasn't hard to make now what kind
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of nuts are these or these we used to
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call them paper shells from those paper
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shells paper shelters Florida okay it's
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hard to sell them as fast as some people
4:05
would you be talking about well do you
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think the quilt about ready yes sir I
4:10
think they're probably about ready
4:11
okay the grits are read it in the
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Tassie's we're gonna copy cook them for
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about 12 minutes and Miss Rosalyn if you
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want to go get comfortable mr. Jimmy and
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I can wait on you tonight and we're
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gonna boil this meal together okay now
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where do y'all normally eat miss Roslin
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well we went home by ourselves we eat
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with trays on and sit on the sofa
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wonderful can we do that tonight for
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tonight's Reno she's a boss
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mmm who's ready for dessert
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oh I am too and that y'all look really
