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The Bucs line tradition continues Thursday starting at 6. From
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6 to 8, all from Legacy Retirement Group. The guys
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will get you ready for the game. It's No. 4
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Buckeyes versus the No. 5 Indiana. Hoosiers, then they're in Bloomington,
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Indiana for the game. Looks like Sarah was saying it's
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very similar to our forecast there. Sunshine and low to
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mid-50s for the highs. It is a noon kickoff, but
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the guys will get you all set for it. Bucs
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line is the only way that it can be done
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with these guys. Coach Bill Conley and Jeff Logan, Roy
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Hall Jr. and Matt McCoy. So Bucs line tradition continues
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Thursday starting at 6 from Legacy Retirement Group and Of course,
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NewsRadio 610 WTVN.
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That's all the way through the football season. After this
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football season, I get to come back, except I'm going
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to call it the Chuck's line at that point.
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Chuck's line.
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Chuck's line. Try to keep that same sportsy mentality going,
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except it's a sportsy mentality for old guys like me.
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See if I can get coach to come in at
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least once a week. Do know thine prostate, which I
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think is going to be something we'll all, you know.
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You got to pitch that. He'll die laughing. He'll die laughing.
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Know thine prostate. That's fantastic. I love it. I love it.
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Spur of the moment silliness.
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When's the last time? Moon river. Mine, the, so I
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had an old school doctor once upon a time and
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he's retired, but he would do the manual check. And
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now it's just PSA blood work.
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Yeah. I heard that. And I'm, I'm assuming that they
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wouldn't be doing that unless it was as accurate as
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the other way. I just don't know how accurate the
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other way actually was either.
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Yeah.
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I mean, it's not like you're inserting a tool to
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find out the circumference or anything. You're just going, yeah,
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it feels about right.
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Right.
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So don't schedule your own.
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How does that, I got it. How does that work?
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You have something attached to the wall that you.
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Know, you just go in, you call it, you go, Hey,
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it's that time of week.
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And then you just go to your doctor. And then you,
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what do you do with the information? Do you store
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it in a?
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I just keep it on my chart.
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Okay.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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My notes, whatever. Hopefully you wash your hands before you
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type it into the computer.
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Oh, well, that's not, I'm not the one. You actually
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go to a doctor or just some guys you met
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at the golf club or something?
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He calls himself a doctor.
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He's in the book.
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Does he spell it D-O-K-T-E?
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Because I don't.
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I don't know that I trust that. Oh, you can
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come on next time.
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No.
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It's free. He'll give you a free. Oh.
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You know, and Chuck can come, too, two for one.
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Oh, well, we got the BOGO, and then it's free.
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No, thanks.
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Well, who doesn't love a good deal like that?
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I hearken back. It's like the first date, except in
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the complete opposite direction. It's one of those things you
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never forget.
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But you want to forget.
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I will give it to this doctor who was trying
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to set my mind at ease as we're beginning the process.
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And just as he's beginning, so do you like Italian food? Oh.
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I laughed at that. I laughed at that. And he goes,
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I knew that would loosen things up.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Like.
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Stop with the small talk. Concentrate. Let's move through this, please.
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He was a fun guy, and he knew I was terrified. Oh,
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have they? Stop talking and get it through.
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Let's get through this. Hurry up. No talking. Be quiet.
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Be nice to me. I swiped right. The idea that.
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Hilarious.
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The idea that I had to endure that was just,
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it was terrible. The blood test, maybe I can handle.
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I'm sorry. It's just, it's one of those, you know...
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I do know. I.
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I'd just rather not know sometimes. But I know I
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need to know.
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I'll tell you, the very first one was a little
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bit traumatic for me. I took a couple of days
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where I couldn't stop thinking.
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And I'm like, I violated it.
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You take off work. Yeah, I need to have a
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couple days of personal time.
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Oh, if you don't understand, you put his finger in there.
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Thanks, Peter.
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And....
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And then the next year and the year, it did
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get easier. I was like, okay, I guess it's a
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necessary evil, whatever.
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Blazer's life on the streets. The first time it was difficult, but.
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Each time it kept getting easier.
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After that, I relaxed.
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The Bucs line tradition continues Thursday starting at 6. From
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6 to 8, all from Legacy Retirement Group. The guys
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will get you ready for the game. It's No. 4
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Buckeyes versus the No. 5 Indiana. Hoosiers, then they're in Bloomington,
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Indiana for the game. Looks like Sarah was saying it's
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very similar to our forecast there. Sunshine and low to
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mid-50s for the highs. It is a noon kickoff, but
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the guys will get you all set for it. Bucs
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line is the only way that it can be done
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with these guys. Coach Bill Conley and Jeff Logan, Roy
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Hall Jr. and Matt McCoy. So Bucs line tradition continues
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Thursday starting at 6 from Legacy Retirement Group and Of course,
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NewsRadio 610 WTVN.
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That's all the way through the football season. After this
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football season, I get to come back, except I'm going
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to call it the Chuck's line at that point.
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Chuck's line.
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Chuck's line. Try to keep that same sportsy mentality going,
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except it's a sportsy mentality for old guys like me.
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See if I can get coach to come in at
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least once a week. Do know thine prostate, which I
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think is going to be something we'll all, you know.
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You got to pitch that. He'll die laughing. He'll die laughing.
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Know thine prostate. That's fantastic. I love it. I love it.
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Spur of the moment silliness.
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When's the last time? Moon river. Mine, the, so I
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had an old school doctor once upon a time and
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he's retired, but he would do the manual check. And
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now it's just PSA blood work.
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Yeah. I heard that. And I'm, I'm assuming that they
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wouldn't be doing that unless it was as accurate as
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the other way. I just don't know how accurate the
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other way actually was either.
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Yeah.
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I mean, it's not like you're inserting a tool to
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find out the circumference or anything. You're just going, yeah,
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it feels about right.
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Right.
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So don't schedule your own.
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How does that, I got it. How does that work?
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You have something attached to the wall that you.
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Know, you just go in, you call it, you go, Hey,
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it's that time of week.
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And then you just go to your doctor. And then you,
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what do you do with the information? Do you store
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it in a?
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I just keep it on my chart.
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Okay.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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My notes, whatever. Hopefully you wash your hands before you
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type it into the computer.
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Oh, well, that's not, I'm not the one. You actually
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go to a doctor or just some guys you met
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at the golf club or something?
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He calls himself a doctor.
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He's in the book.
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Does he spell it D-O-K-T-E?
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Because I don't.
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I don't know that I trust that. Oh, you can
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come on next time.
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No.
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It's free. He'll give you a free. Oh.
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You know, and Chuck can come, too, two for one.
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Oh, well, we got the BOGO, and then it's free.
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No, thanks.
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Well, who doesn't love a good deal like that?
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I hearken back. It's like the first date, except in
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the complete opposite direction. It's one of those things you
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never forget.
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But you want to forget.
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I will give it to this doctor who was trying
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to set my mind at ease as we're beginning the process.
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And just as he's beginning, so do you like Italian food? Oh.
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I laughed at that. I laughed at that. And he goes,
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I knew that would loosen things up.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Like.
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Stop with the small talk. Concentrate. Let's move through this, please.
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He was a fun guy, and he knew I was terrified. Oh,
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have they? Stop talking and get it through.
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Let's get through this. Hurry up. No talking. Be quiet.
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Be nice to me. I swiped right. The idea that.
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Hilarious.
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The idea that I had to endure that was just,
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it was terrible. The blood test, maybe I can handle.
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I'm sorry. It's just, it's one of those, you know...
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I do know. I.
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I'd just rather not know sometimes. But I know I
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need to know.
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I'll tell you, the very first one was a little
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bit traumatic for me. I took a couple of days
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where I couldn't stop thinking.
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And I'm like, I violated it.
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You take off work. Yeah, I need to have a
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couple days of personal time.
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Oh, if you don't understand, you put his finger in there.
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Thanks, Peter.
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And....
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And then the next year and the year, it did
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get easier. I was like, okay, I guess it's a
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necessary evil, whatever.
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Blazer's life on the streets. The first time it was difficult, but.
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Each time it kept getting easier.
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After that, I relaxed.
