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The UK Is Going Down With Kier Starmer - Ricky Gervais

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No one believes him. The public don't

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believe him. The MPs on this side of the

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house don't believe him. His own

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gullible backbenchers don't believe him.

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So, does the Prime Minister agree with

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me he's been lying?

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Prime Minister, what please?

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Sorry, we don't use those words and I'm

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sure the members withdraw it.

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Mr. Speaker, I have the greatest respect

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for you and your office, but I will not

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withdraw. That man couldn't lie straight

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in bed.

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>> Order.

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Mr. Anderson, you'll have to leave.

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He is gaslighting the nation. So, let's

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call this out for what it is. The Prime

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Minister is a bare-faced liar and if he

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had any decency LEFT NOW, ORDER. ORDER.

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ORDER. Sit and leave. Leave now.

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I'll name you otherwise and go now if I

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were you. Mr. Is the Zahawi Turner

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be named and leave this house. All those

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in favor? I.

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Leave.

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I'm sorry you've done this.

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I really am.

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Um I hope you're bearing up

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with all this

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It's not even

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It's not even all this [ __ ] is it? It's

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all the uncertainty. That's what really

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gets me down. Maybe I'm

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I don't know.

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Maybe I've got some sort of OCD, but

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even in normal times, if I've planned

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everything,

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if something goes wrong or someone says,

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"Oh, I can't I go [ __ ] cancel it.

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>> [laughter]

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>> Cancel it all. I'm never doing anything

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ever again.

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If I book a flight, but they go, "Oh,

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it's uh

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an hour delayed." Right.

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Never

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Yeah, you're never going to work again.

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Um

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Just everything's up in the air. You

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can't look forward to anything. You

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can't Do you know the worst thing is as

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well?

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Ap- apart from in the devastation and

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the and the deaths and the strain on the

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health service and people losing their

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livelihoods and that, the worst thing is

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the [ __ ] [ __ ] in charge do what they

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want. And because the people in charge,

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the posh privileged people in charge,

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were acting like Charlie Sheen.

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I mean, really rubbing salt in the

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wound. And as I say, I don't get

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political, but they're all [ __ ]

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It's one thing to say,

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as he insists on saying, "Nobody told

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me. Nobody told me anything. Nobody told

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me." The question is why didn't the

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Prime Minister ask?

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Me. Me.

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Mr. Speaker, in relation to her

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question, let me be clear.

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I should not have appointed Peter

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Mandelson.

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As soon as soon as the further

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revelations came to light, I did ask. I

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asked the cabinet secretary to review

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the process so I could be assured about

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the process. He wrote to me on the 16th

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of September setting out the conclusions

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of that review and assuring me the

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process had been followed properly.

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Like the public, I feel let down,

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disappointed, and I am angry.

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Peter Mandelson should never have been

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appointed. This was a fundamental

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failure of judgment.

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Matthew Doyle should never have been

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given a peerage. This was also a failure

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of judgment.

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It has played into the terrible

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narrative that there is something to

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hide and good decent colleagues will be

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accused of being complicit in a

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cover-up.

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When are we going to stop

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taking Went to Eton as a qualification

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to run the country?

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I mean, [ __ ] hell.

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>> [laughter]

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[clears throat]

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>> Oh, so that's why I'm doing this as well

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cuz I I've noticed

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all around, you know,

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there's a lot of um annoyance and

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frustration, totally justified as well.

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Misinformation,

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uh anger,

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anxiety, and depression, you know?

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But I do notice I do I I have noticed

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that it's getting a lot of people down.

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So, um and this this, you know, helps me

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like you you when you can't do stuff,

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you think, "Well, I've got to do

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something." We're built like that. We

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we've got to do something.

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You know?

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It it's um

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So, this is this helped me

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doing this just, you know, talking

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bollocks.

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>> [laughter]

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>> Yeah. Drama. Oh, that's him, is it? Wow.

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Didn't know he had a wig right guy,

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mate. Wow. Right. Wow. Oh, I should have

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brought my boxing gloves out. Right.

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Wow. That's him.

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Huh? Nice to meet you again. Oh, how you

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doing? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Do you

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want me Do you want me to dance? Do you

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know his middle name? What's his name?

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Matthew Hancock the boring guy.

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Here we go. We got Hancock eating the

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drama.

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And I hope [clears throat] there was no

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kids.

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I hope there was no kids watching cuz

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I've said the C-word as well.

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>> [laughter]

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>> I apologize. People are eating their

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tea. [ __ ] slagging off the

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government, just life in general.

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It turns to you and says, you know,

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"Enough's enough. This pressure is

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intolerable." Would you listen to her? I

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always listen to Vic. Um

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and um

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I think she was the one in the first

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place that uh basically said, "Why on

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earth would you want to go into

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politics?" But she is an absolute

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>> to that question now? She is an absolute

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rock um and I confide in her all of the

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time and hers is the best advice

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um and uh

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I'm just thankful that I've got her

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every day. And at the moment she's

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advising to you to keep going. She is.

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Yes. And and um we talk everything

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through um and it's fan- We've also two

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fantastic kids, a 17-year-old and a

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15-year-old. I can't tell you how much

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joy and happiness they bring. They are

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my pride and joy every single day. Peace

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and quiet. More and more peace and

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quiet. Just want peace and quiet.

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That's what I just want peace and quiet.

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I mean, to the extent that

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I I don't know. I just want I

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I want to know what I'm doing. When I

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know I've got a night in or I know

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everything that's that's happening

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tonight and I know when I've got to work

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and when I've got to relax. And then if

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I I've got great night, Netflix. I've

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got my off bottle of wine, Netflix this.

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Someone Someone calls and says, "Oh,

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we're in town. Do you want to do

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dinner?" Oh, [ __ ] hell.

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I wish I was dead.

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>> [laughter]

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>> Only death can get me out of this.

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Um

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Peace and quiet, yeah. Peace and quiet.

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Everyone to be happy. More and more now

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you worry like other people's misery

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spoils it for you. That's a naive thing,

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isn't it?

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Um

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When you can be happy and then you can

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see one thing like, "Oh,

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I could tell a [ __ ] story on the news

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or a bit of animal cruelty." It just

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ruins ruins your [ __ ] day, doesn't

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it? You think, "Oh, I can't enjoy I

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can't enjoy

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myself now cuz I've got to sort I've got

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to sort that out. I've got to save that

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dog."

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Um

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That's why I do everything. Peace and

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