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lifting up! Morning. Hi. Who is

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this? I don't know, I detect

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a little... A little what?

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A little flavor. Little accent.

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Who's... Wow, are you... Who is

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this? Hi, uh... Hello, my name

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is Connor. and yeah I'm hoping

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you guys can help me out.

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I met this lovely lady named

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Kelsey at the gym and well

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to give you the whole thing

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I met her at the gym

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I've had to crush her for

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a while and to be honest

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with you I think I'm not

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going to lie. I think it's

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my first charm that I kind

1:15

of wanted over. I can see

1:17

that. Winning us over right now,

1:19

Connor. I can tell that, Connor.

1:22

Thank you. So we went to

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Flanagan because... Of course. Well, yeah,

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I know. But honestly, it makes

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me feel at home. And so

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I had some drinks. I had

1:32

a few laughs. Yeah, it was

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a grand time and I haven't

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heard from her since. I'm wondering

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if you guys can help me

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out. So Kelsey and you, obviously

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you are Irish, right? That is

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true, yes. Okay. Well, any accent,

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would you? I'm a sucker for

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it. I know, yeah, usually most

1:52

women are. Yeah. So she's just

1:54

like not responded to anything to

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you at all then, Connor? Yeah, no,

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I've, I've, I've, I've, you know, of

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course, called her and everything and had her

2:03

ever since and yeah, no, it's nothing. So

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you haven't seen her at the gym? No,

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I'm not. I've not seen her at the

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gym. Well, maybe we should give her a

2:12

call. Let's see what happened. You're okay

2:14

with that, Connor? Alex, that's what

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I'm calling. Okay, so we are

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going to, about 10 minutes from

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now, we're going to give her

2:23

a call and if you can

2:25

hang out that long, we'll, we'll

2:27

see what's that long, we'll see

2:29

what's up. Okay, so I'm anxious

2:31

to see what's going on with

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this, aren't you? Let's figure it

2:36

out. Be real quiet. Because it

2:38

makes you feel like you're at

2:40

home. You're from Ireland. How long

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have you been in the States?

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Oh, about four years. Four

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years. Four years. I like

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it. It's a cool accent.

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Ladies like it too. Okay.

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All right. Sounds good. Hello,

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yeah, is this Kelsey? Yeah, this

3:03

is Kelsey. Hey Kelsey, it's

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Nancy and Woody from K-99.1

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FM. Hey, girl. Hi, how are you

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doing? We're good. How are you today?

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Uh, I don't know. What's up? Do

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you feel lucky? Maybe? Maybe a little

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luck of the Irish? We talked to

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Connor. Oh, I thought maybe I won

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something. I didn't win anything. Well, you

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could have won a pot of gold.

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I mean, the accent and everything.

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Girl, my God. He said, you

3:29

guys went out? You even went

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to Flanagan's right? Oh, yeah. And

3:34

he's been trying to call you

3:36

text you and you won't answer

3:38

any of them after the date.

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What's up, girl? This sounds good.

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I mean, this is ridiculous. I

3:45

can't believe this liar wants a

3:47

second date. This is ridiculous. A

3:49

liar? What do you mean by that?

3:51

All girl, Tell. Do you spill the

3:53

tea? I thought he was so cute,

3:56

right? And he had these stories growing

3:58

up in Ireland. It was fascinating. and

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like, I don't know, there were some

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things I was like, where are you

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from? And he was like, well, I've

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been here a few years now, so

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my accent sometimes is different or whatever.

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And then, then, shut up, he's not

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actually from Ireland. When we're at dinner,

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somebody he knew came up to say

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hi, and this guy immediately asked, like,

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why are you talking with an accent?

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They grew up together in Tip City.

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He's a tip city red devil? What?

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So like, oh my, it was so

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weird. I was just like, what is

4:31

this? so not so like yeah no

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I'm good okay hang on what yeah

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you're saying that he put on this

4:38

act basically he is acting as he

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is from Ireland and he's not yeah

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and it wasn't just like a it

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wasn't if you do it like fast

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and funny in a bar like for

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drinks and stuff that's one thing but

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like we are sitting down and he's

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telling stories about childhood it was like

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pathological like it wasn't just like funny

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accent it was like really involved and

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that was the scary part like I

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thought about it I was like oh

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my god he was really sort of

5:07

invested in this like oh no I

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mean it's kind of funny now but

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also like he's kind of a scary

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dude like I think he's a little

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crazy. Kelso did he keep going after

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the guy walked away with the accent?

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He tried to explain at first and

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then he was like yeah yeah and

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I was like I gotta go. I

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just wanted to get out of there

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because it was like, it just felt,

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it was just a next level weird,

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I just couldn't. Call him out, Woody.

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All right, Connor, you're on the phone,

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you got to explain yourself, what's going

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on? Yeah, I mean, I'm from Dip

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City. What? Wait a minute. Where's the

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first delightful accent? Where's the grand accent?

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Yes, what are you doing? What are

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you doing? Look, my great-great-grandfathers from Ireland,

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okay? Oh my, this is like, your

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great-great-grandfather? Oh my, yeah. like I am

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Irish and so like it's not the

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biggest deal in the world like I've

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been there you know I feel like

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it's part of me you know I'm

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like we've told a great-great-grandfather when did

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your great-grandfather come over like 1900 when

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I think this is You guys, you

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guys, please, I can't, you have to

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let me go. I mean, he straight

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up lied to us too. We asked

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him how many years he's been in

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the States and he said four. Sounds

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like he's been here his entire life.

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Is this your way to pick up

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chicks? I mean, no, it's, you know,

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it helps me to meet people sometimes,

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but no, it's not like a move

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or anything like that. put on this

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Irish accent for the rest of your

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life? I feel like it's a part

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of me. So I don't, it's like

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putting on something. But you're misrepresenting yourself,

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Connor. I mean, you, you're, I mean.

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But I'm not. I told you I'm

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Irish. Like, you know, from Ireland. Yeah,

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but what the fate, you're from Tip

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City, dude. We know people from Tip

6:56

City. They don't talk that way. They're

6:59

like, what's the big deal. They're, you

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know, you're full of Lorny. That's what

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it is. I don't see a problem

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with it. And like I said, like

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Kelsey, we had a good time, we

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had a great time, so I don't

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know why we can't, we can't, you

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know. We can't, there is going back

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out, isn't it? Well, yeah, I, I

7:19

don't, okay, listen, maybe someone will find

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that charming, but I don't, I think,

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but I wish you all the best,

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how about that? Please explain to him.

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I can't do this. She's

7:30

not not after your lucky right.

7:32

All right. I don't even don't

7:34

even know if

7:37

we should offer a

7:39

second date because

7:41

it sounds pretty much

7:43

like. it It's not

7:45

happening much like. It's not

7:48

up, but she's she got

7:50

right, done. All right. Sorry, Connor.

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I I know. I don't

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know how to help

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this. one thing to

7:59

speak speak with, family

8:01

members, like the older

8:03

his have accents. So

8:06

maybe he does

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have a little bit

8:10

of that, but

8:12

you can't lie about

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where you're from. so

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Like it tells

8:19

stories about growing up

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in Ireland when

8:23

you grew up in

8:26

you can't lie mean, I

8:28

visited there. Like, tell stories

8:30

this ain't gonna

8:32

happen in I'm sorry. you

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grew up in Tip City. I mean,

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I visited there. Okay. Yeah. This ain't

8:39

gonna happen there, Connor. I'm sorry.