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Hey everybody,

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welcome

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to Craft

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and Bone,

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part two

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of our

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three-part season

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climax. This

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is Megan

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Holloway with

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MFC News

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reporting live from

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Mayfair and I have

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to say it's a very

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changed Mayfair to the one we

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saw last time we visited. Gone

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are the protesters and gone is

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the rain. It's all smiles and

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sunshine for what we've been told

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is only the first edition of

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the newly revived Honey and Comb

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Festival, a local tradition that hasn't

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seen real traction in the area

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since the 1980s. While some have

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called out, Pan Continental's involvement in

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the planning of the festival has

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nothing more than a bit for

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a better press. It doesn't seem like

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those objections have prevented the entire town

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from turning out for the event. Oh

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my god, these are

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so freaking cute! Look

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at them! Sorry, what

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did you say your

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store was called? Journal

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Mamas! Oh, that's so

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fun! And you have

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a website, right? Mm-hmm.

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Journal mamas.com. Oh, of

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course. I probably could

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have guessed that, huh?

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And it's you and

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your sister? Not quite.

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Wait, are you

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too like... Oh

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my god, I

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love that! I'm

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obsessed! What? Are

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they like... what?

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Lynn, don't make it

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weird. Just keep taking your

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artsy-fartsy pictures of the Ferris

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wheel. Uh, no. Don't change

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the subject. What are you

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even talking about? It kind

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of seems like you're the

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one being weird. It's just...

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they're married. It's cute. Sorry.

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No. It happens all the

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time. Okay. Is that it?

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Why are you making such

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a big deal of it?

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What year do you think

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it is? Oh! Oh! Oh!

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What happened? Did someone push

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you? Who do I need

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a smack? No, no, it's...

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There's this huge crack in

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the road. You see that?

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Oh! Geez, you think they'd

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have tried to fix something

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like that before putting on

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a festival. Glad it were

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my heels! What's

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your name, sir? Uh, Martin.

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Martin, am I right in

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thinking you and your wife

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were involved in the protests

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against this event? Yeah, well,

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Mary thought it was important,

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and that's what marriage is

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all about, am I right?

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What can you tell me

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about how this happened? How

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did this story end with

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you here? Attending the festival

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you and your wife worked

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so hard to prevent. You

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gotta know when you're beat,

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right? There's no point in

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fighting when you've already lost.

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Weeks and weeks of fundraising,

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and we barely raised enough

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money to cover the venue.

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And then, when Diane and

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Mary started talking to folks

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about setting up booths or

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running workshops, we ran into

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a whole host of new

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problems. Nobody saw coming. What

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kind of problems? Parking, insurance,

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fire safety. The questions never

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stopped coming. They needed to

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know whether or not we

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plan to hire security, whether

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or not the vendors would

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have access to their own

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toilets or be sharing with

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the guests, whether or not

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lunch was going to be

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covered for the volunteers or

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they were feeding themselves out

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of pocket. Questions you'd never

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dream of asking. How big

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were the tables? How much

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of a table was somebody

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entitled to take up space

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on? Did it matter if

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somebody needed more space than

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somebody else? How long should

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a workshop go on? And

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how much time between workshops

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should we take for the

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cleaning? It sounds like it

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was more work than anyone

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saw coming. You could say

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that. Did you find it

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changed? The way you looked

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at today's festival? Well, they

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had the money for it.

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We didn't. So your opinion

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hasn't changed? Well, like I

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said, it was mostly Mary

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who felt strongly about it.

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Is she here with you?

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Yeah, she's around here somewhere.

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She's still a bit sore

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about it. But hey, if

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you lose the battle, staying

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home during while the parades

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on only makes you and

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you alone miserable. Behold my

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little troublemakers. The enduring sweetness.

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of the immortal honey, the

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divine fractal structure of the

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geometric calm. Handmade necknacks and

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miscellaneous for sale on the

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sidewalks. I did expect more

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B paraphernalia based on the

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flyer. Oh, how disappointing. You

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do know it's not that

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kind of calm, don't you?

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Hmm? Are you speaking to

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me? Don't see how I

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could have mixed you up

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with anybody else around here

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girl. Not that get up.

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A vendor calls out to

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us with wares to sell

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hatchlings. Ooh! Is this scrimshaw?

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Look at this my devils!

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Isn't it wondrous? It's for

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sales what it is. You

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should, uh... You should buy

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two. And why is that?

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Now, please understand. I'm not

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opposed to the idea, but

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I need to hear the

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pitch. The pitch is. You

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should bought two. Oh, I

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see. Oh,

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Trader! This Trader to the Realm

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dares from another legion's chat in

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their missive to your queen! Mods,

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to the dungeons! You gonna buy

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something more, aren't you? Over the

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course of the afternoon, you may

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have noticed some interesting and unusual

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music playing in the background of

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our interviews. And we're pleased to

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have the opportunity to speak with

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the creator of that music. Local

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musician, glass ceilings. How are you

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feeling? You can just call me

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Elijah. Pretty incredible. Enough that I'm

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starting to think maybe I need

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to change my handle. Well, if

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you do, I hope you let

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us know so all of your

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new fans out there can find

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you. It's, uh... I'm just... joking.

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I don't think I'll really change

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it. They say brain consistency is

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important when you're trying to grow

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as an artist and God knows

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I've been trying to grow my

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following for a long time. Was

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this your first time performing live

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for an audience? No, I've played

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a couple of local venues before

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but never anything this big. How

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does it compare? It's incredible. There

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was this moment in one of

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my last songs, where a bunch

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of people were mashing in front

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of the stage, and it got

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so intense. I almost didn't realize

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we were having another quake. It

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was amazing. Totally different. than anything

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I've done before. And how did

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this opportunity come to you? Did

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you apply to be a part

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of the festival? No, actually. They

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reached out to me. Asked me

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if I wanted to bring some

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Mayfair's sound to Mayfair's oldest festival.

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Mayfair's sound? Yeah, a lot of

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the highlights in my music are

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about the samples. You probably know

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this already, but Mayfair's always had

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kind of a different relationship with

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its diverse ecosystem. That ecosystem is

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full of all kinds of unique

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calls and drones and drones. And

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I believe the world is full

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of natural instruments. Music is just

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waiting to happen. That includes those

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sounds from those creatures. That's beautiful,

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Elijah. Really beautiful. And I think

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there's an important lesson in that.

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Inspiration can be found anywhere. Where

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can our audience find you when

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you're not performing? Oh, you can

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find me at glass ceilings.com. That's

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glasscilings.com. Remember, I before E except

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after C and this is after

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C. Thank you so much, Elijah.

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It's been a pleasure speaking with

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you. I'm being told we're going

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to have a brief interruption here

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as the folks back in the

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MFC New Studio bring you an

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update on the Decker Street robbery

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that took place this morning. But

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don't worry. Hey

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everyone, it's Trevor here

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with a quick ad

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break and now a

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quick message from our

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sponsors. Thanks for listening

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and now back to

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the show. Look at

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all the people! Oh

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my god! Yeah, it's

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crazy! I didn't expect

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it to get this

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packed! Right? How are

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you doing? How's your

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ankle? Are you sure?

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Yeah. It's not

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every day you get to

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come walk around at a

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festival that's been dead for

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like what? 20 years or

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something? What's a little pain?

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Okay, now let's sit down

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for a second. Come on.

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Do you want some ibuprofen?

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I always keep some in

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my purse. Yeah, actually. Please.

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One sec. I've got bottled

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water too. Always prepared. I've

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got a sewing kit too

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if you get a tear.

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One or two? There are

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extra strength. Two. Okay. Thanks

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Cynthia. It's literally nothing. Are

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you sure you're okay? We

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can always come back next

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year. What makes you so

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sure there's gonna be one

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next year? Well, they said

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it was the first annual

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honey and comb festival, right?

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So... Yeah, but they always

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say shit like that. They

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weren't going to come out

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and say, just this once,

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we're doing the old festival

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again. Well, if they don't

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do it next year, I'll

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just blast him on social

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media for lying, I guess.

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It's seriously okay, Lynn. And

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I'm telling you, I'm seriously

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fine, Cynthia. I just need

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to sit for a second,

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I think. Did

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you mean to be taking

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a video? Huh? Look at

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your phone. What? Oh my

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god! My dumb ass! This

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is why my battery is

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shit. Thanks Jessica. Welcome back

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to MFC News. I'm Megan

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Holloway. And if you're joining

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us for the first time...

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We're here in Mayfair to

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report on the exciting revival

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of the local honey and

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comb festival. And speaking of...

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I am incredibly pleased to

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be able to introduce you

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all to the man I'm

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told made this event possible.

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Why don't you tell our

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viewers who you are and

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a little bit about what

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you're doing here? Hi, I'm

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Jeremy Locklin and I'm Pan

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Continental Energy's public relations specialist

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for Mayfair. That means I'm

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here to make sure folks

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understand we're not just here

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to take and give nothing

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back. It has to be

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about symbiosis. And that's why

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you set your sights on

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revitalizing the festival? Yes, it's

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an important part of the

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community's history and one that

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was ripped away from it

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by the collapse of important

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local industry. If we're bringing

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industry back to Mayfair, we

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should also be doing what

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we can to bring back

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that vibrant culture too. It's

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only right. That's really beautiful.

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You've done an amazing job,

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Jeremy. Well, thank you, but

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I can't take all the

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credit. Without the cooperation of

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local merchants and musicians and

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artists, I'd just be standing

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out here all alone. And

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what a shame that would

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have been! I have to

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say, this is an incredible

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turnout. Were you expecting the

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event to be this successful?

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Expecting? No, hoping! What would

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you say was the most

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challenging part of preparing for

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today's celebration? I'd have to

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say, securing the permits necessary

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to shut down traffic on

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this street. It's not easy

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to convince people they should

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let you make everyone take

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the long way for a

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whole afternoon. Oh, I can

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imagine. And what about the

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high point? What would you

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say, your proudest of? Without

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a doubt, it's the Ferris

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wheel. Did you know that

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this is the first time

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Mayfares had one? That was

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always the blue sky dream.

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And I couldn't be happier.

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We made it happen. Oh

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my god! Do

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you see the wood?

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Mm-hmm. God, that's so

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pretty. What are you

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doing? You should get

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some pictures. Glad we

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came? Yeah. And you

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wanted to go home?

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Because you got hurt.

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I just twisted my

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ankle. And it wasn't

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a big deal. Thanks

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for staying with me.

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What are friends for?

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Besides, if I left

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you, you. But next

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year I'm wearing boots.

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And a long-sleeved shirt.

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Ugh, you're kidding me!

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I didn't think it

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would be a problem!

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This is why I

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told you to wear

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sunscreen! It's fall! Your

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pasty ass still burns

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in the fall, Cynthia.

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This has happened every

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year I've known you!

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I think I have

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some motion in my

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car. What was that?

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I don't know. Wait,

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look. You see the

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lengths I go to?

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My little villains? How

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much mommy will do

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for her fell and

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wicked children? Your exalted

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queen? Your goddess? Is

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perspiringiring! Are you not

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grateful for her sacrifice?

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No, of course not.

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I failed, failed to

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inspire in you the

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appropriate measure of awe

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and reverence. Woe, to

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your pathetic streamer! She

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is unremembered, unrespected in

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her time! We are

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at your service. Linnea

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cry, fate. Linnea kisses.

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Ah! This is what

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your mind's turn to

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in my hour of

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need. Figh! Figh upon

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you all! There's no

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time! Turn that thing

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off! What an incredible

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day it's been here

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at the Honey and

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Comb Festival! From the

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first protests at the

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drill site to today's

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celebrations in the street,

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it's been a long

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road to harmony between

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Pan Continental Energy and

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the people of Mayfair

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over these past few

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months. And I can't

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say we're not happy

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to see it. A

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new chapter is unfolding

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for this little town.

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A brighter future, full

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of opportunity and growth.

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Bill? Look! Oh my God!

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The ground is collapsing! The

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ground is collapsing! The Ferris

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wheel appears to be singing

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into the street! created by

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Trevor Henderson in Pacific Essobadiah.

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Craft and bone was written

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by Kale Brown. Megan Holloway

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was played by Rissa Montanez.

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Journal Martha was played by

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Nicole Goodnight. Cynthia was played

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by Ashley Jones. Lynn was

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played by Antoinette Barry Snowden.

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Martin was played by Brandon

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Newen. Linya was played by

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Janine Bauer. TTS was played

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by Rissa Montanez. Meredith Shaw

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was played by Janine Bauer.

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Elijah, aka glass ceilings, was

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played by BNR. Jeremy Locklin

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played by

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Nate by Nate DeForte, Ambrose

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Hayes was played

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by Vic

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Collins. The dialogue The

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dialogue editor

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was Atticus Jackson.

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sound designer sound

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designer was Veronica

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California. the The

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music was

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by Matt Roy

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the production The

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production coordinator was

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Amenobar, the The showrunner

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was Cale Brown. The

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creative director was me Trevor

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Henderson. the producer was producer was Esau Bedaya, and

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the And the executive producers were

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Tom Owen and Brad Brad Miska. you.