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Welcome to Locals, where we talk to people who are local.
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Today I'm talking to a heavy metal horror film lover, a headbanger, who wears black leather studs, and skull rings.
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He is also about the nicest person you will ever meet.
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He volunteers at the Ronald McDonald House, portrays General George Washington at history meets, and helps to take care of a local cemetery.
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That is, when he's not smashing out rhythms on his drum set or playing the Indian flute.
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His name is Noah Hulseer.
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And he's the grandson of Megkin, whom I interviewed last summer about her work portraying Abigail Guysinger and Betsy Ross.
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You know?
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We look at people and we assume things about them.
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But Noah teaches you that if you do that, there's a lot you'll miss.
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But I will let Noah convince you of that.
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Here's Noah.
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Alright, Noah.
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It's nice to talk to you.
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I've known your family since before you were born.
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I knew your grandmother, oh my gosh, 45 years ago when she was a teacher.
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And your mother, when she was six years old, was on stage with me.
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She played a character called a no-necked monster.
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And she was a little terrifying child, she and her brother.
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So it's nice to have a chance to sit down with you as well.
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Tell me a little bit about yourself.
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I'm an old house.
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At your old house?
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Yeah.
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Actually, I was why it all started.
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Since I was growing up, but since I was just a kid.
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My whole life I wanted to do music.
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Oh really?
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Since you wanted to do music since you were a young child.
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Yeah, I was.
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That was why I got into bongos and drumline and guitars.
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You went to Southern Columbia, right?
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I was.
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And in high school you were already drumming in high school?
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Is that when you learned drums?
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Yeah, I think.
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Uh huh.
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That was why I lost all of the bongos.
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Were you always on the bongos?
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Yeah, I did bongos since I started my dad.
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He was the first one, got me bongos for me for Christmas.
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I started bongos probably I was six.
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I had a pair of bongos about the same age.
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I don't know if my parents enjoyed it.
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It's probably pretty loud.
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When you were in the band, the drum line in Catawissa, or in Southern Columbia, were you what were you playing?
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Snare, bass drum?
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What were you playing?
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I was playing um the bass, the drums thing.
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Ah.
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Hey horse can't really show though.
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Was that heavy?
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The drums are big.
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Is the bass drum heavy?
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Probably light, probably this heavy.
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After high school, you be began volunteering.
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You're a big volunteer person, right?
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Yeah, I am.
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So as a volunteer, you volunteer at Ronald McDonald's house, right?
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Yeah.
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That was my job last problem.
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Oh really?
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Yeah.
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And what do you do at Ronald McDonald's House?
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I walk there probably every Friday.
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Friday, okay.
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But actually my boss, Molly, she always put me a walk.
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Like want me to clean a table.
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Like want me to clean windows and shadows.
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Mm-hmm.
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Those are stuff Molly wants me to clean at, like outside, like inside.
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That was why it was for.
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Do you like cleaning the windows and the d table or those fun jobs?
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Um, probably it is fun, but fun to me, yeah.
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Probably a little.
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Uh-huh.
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It's a lot more fun to do work for other people, right?
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So I imagine cleaning your own windows at home, maybe not so much.
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And you were featured in the newsletter, right?
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In Ronald McDonald's newsletter, is that true?
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I did my interview at my job before.
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I think that was why I did that.
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And now your first drum set was from your uncle John when he moved to Alaska.
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Yep.
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Did he give you his drum set?
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Actually, he didn't give me that drum set, but he got that drum set for Christmas.
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That was why uh I saw you in my basement.
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That was why he was well.
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Okay.
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When you were young, what bands did you like?
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You said you really love music.
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I kinda like music a lot, but actually I I didn't know about like walking roll a lot.
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Okay.
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Like, like metal, kiss.
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I didn't know that's my uncle's John's favorite.
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Oh, he likes Kiss?
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I think he does.
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Since I was just a kid, but I didn't realize he was in the band before.
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I didn't know that, but my mom knows.
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He was my uncle was in the band before.
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Oh.
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Was he a drummer then?
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Yeah.
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But actually, I know his favorite music.
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What was his favorite music?
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I think it was Kiss.
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Uh-huh.
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He always liked Kiss a lot.
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Oh.
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Like my father.
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He always likes country.
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Oh.
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My father does, but actually I don't have a favorite, but I kind of like probably different metals.
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Music.
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The audience who's listening can't see you, but you're dressed in black.
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You have.
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Is it a corn shirt?
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Uh uh, it's a skeleton.
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Uh is it the band corn on your shirt?
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You've got a vest with black with studs, you've got leather bracelets, you have big rings on.
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You look kind of awesome.
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Thank you.
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Did you dress like this when you were younger?
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Is this something you started to do lately?
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Actually, it's nostalgia.
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I was wearing this thing.
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I got this a hot topic.
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This a shopping place.
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That was once I got this one.
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Hot topic?
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My mom and I really got these wings too.
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It's got a cross on it.
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That one's a skeleton skull with red eyes.
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This is a my man's t-shirt.
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Ice nine.
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Yeah.
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Ice nine kills.
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This is I got this vest for Christmas.
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Black with studs.
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I got this one too.
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I got death metal.
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Oh.
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Since most already I was wearing this outfit since I was just a kid.
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My whole life I want to wear like a hand banner.
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Since uh kid, I used to have a red jacket and blue vest.
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And uh I used to have gold chain and necklace, and I used to have black small gloves.
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And I used to have that Mickey Mouse hat.
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Oh, really?
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So clothing's always been important.
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Doing that stuff.
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Yeah.
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Well, in a minute, we're gonna go up to your room and you're gonna give me a tour so the people who are listening can hear about your room because I got a chance to look at it.
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It's amazing.
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You've got your drum set, you've got posters, you've got masks from wrestlers.
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So in a minute we're gonna go look at that.
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But tell me a little bit about um what you do with your grandmother, Meg in the historical reenactment.
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You do George Washington.
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Actually, I since I started.
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I did George Washington with Anna.
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But actually, that name was General George Washington.
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Okay.
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That was the name.
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When you're doing historical reenactments, you're doing General Washington before he was President Washington, is that so?
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Yeah.
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It's neat that you get to do it with your grandmother when she's doing Martha Washington and when she's doing Betsy Ross, you are there in the reenactment.
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You also do stuff at Gabriel's Cemetery.
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You do programs, you do Veterans Day.
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What do you do at the cemetery?
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I do a cemetery for fun.
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I help.
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It's fun to like put the be part of the ceremonies and put wreaths on the tomb.
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Yeah, that stuff.
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Well, that's great.
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That's a nice thing for you to do.
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You've helped at BTE.
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Yep.
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You've helped at the cemetery, you help at Ronald O'Donnell's house.
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So there's a lot of helping you do.
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Now you've also done a lot of traveling, haven't you?
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You've gone to Disney World, you've gone to Mexico.
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Tell me about some of your favorite places.
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I um uh we did rent probably in Universal Studio in Disney.
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Actually, I was in a cruise ship before.
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Cruise ship, really.
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Those are vacation we did.
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Mm-hmm.
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Shopping, like something fun.
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Mm-hmm.
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You go with your whole family?
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Yeah.
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And you go to the beach?
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Yep, on the beach, yep.
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Every summer?
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Probably a little, probably a lot.
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We do like it too.
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That's great.
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But it's fun.
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Where do you go to the beach?
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I go to the beach at uh Dewey.
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Dewey Beach.
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Shells, or saying, something like that.
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We go to Cape May.
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There are not as many shells as there used to be there.
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Oh, I hear you're a dancer too, that at weddings you like to dance.
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Actually I do.
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Uh-huh.
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Probably a lot.
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Did you fast dance or polka?
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I always do probably the worm.
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The worm?
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Yeah, the worm.
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Yeah, the worm.
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I did that.
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I think I did probably flips instead.
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Really?
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Flips are hard.
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Well?
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I don't know that much.
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Well, that's something, flips and the worm.
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Those are pretty physical.
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Those are hard to do, I think.
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It is hard to do it.
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But it is easy for me.
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Good.
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Do people just clear out and let you do your thing if you're doing because the worm, you need some room, right?
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Yeah, right.
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Actually, my mom, my mom never let me do break dance.
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Oh.
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My mom said to me, it's not good for my hips.
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Okay.
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That was why I can't do break dance.
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Okay.
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Well, that's very cool.
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You have other hobbies too.
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You like to golf.
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Who do you golf with?
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I always like golf with my dad, and with my mom, like my granddad, pop, and my uncle Ben.
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That was why we did golf.
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Like the guy bully.
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You got a birdie, didn't you?
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Yeah, I did.
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One time.
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Do you like the long shots or do you like to be on the green and putting?
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I always like it probably in the green, me putting it.
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But my dad told me I had to practice on that.
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Mm-hmm.
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But my putting was okay, but my dad told me I had to practice.
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He knows that I have a struggle, my putting.
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Mm-hmm.
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It's hard.
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It's hard.
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You are also a big fan of WWE, right?
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Yeah, actually I was.
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Who?
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Actually, my my my my real favorite?
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I had to pick the Riot 6.
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Riot 6 was the best for you?
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Yeah, it was my favorite.
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What did you like about Riot 6?
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I didn't know about WWE a lot.
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Oh, so that was new for you?
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Yeah, that was probably new.
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Was Dexter in that one?
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That the mask you talked about with that?
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He was in NXT.
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Now I didn't know Chipotle His name was Hunpo.
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Hunter, okay.
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Because he was A S C O O in the WWE building.
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I was since Dexter got in NXT since he was born, but I wish I could tell you that, but I can't.
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I loved World Federation Wrestling when I was a kid.
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It wasn't called that, it was just called professional wrestling, but I just loved it.
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It was a simpler thing.
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There's much bigger productions now than there were when I was a kid.
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So tell me also, we saw your poster for Fear Street on your door too.
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You're a fan of horror films too, right?
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Yep.
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Do you go to every scary movie that shows up?
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Um actually.
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I was uh another movie veto.
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AMC movie veto.
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Yeah.
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That was why they had a lot of movies.
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That was what I got into.
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Our son is a horror film fan.
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He loves scary movies.
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I'm not so much a scary movie person.
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You also loved going to the Bloomsburg Haunted Library, right?
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Right.
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The man who put that together, Connor Henry, was on the podcast, just like you, a while ago.
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What did you like best about the Haunted Library?
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Um, actually, I I think I know his name.
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I think he's the one got the costumes, wanted to name them.
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Mm-hmm.
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Like witches, like pirates, like clowns.
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I saw a clown before.
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Uh-huh.
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That was really awesome.
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Was it a terrifying clown, a frightening clown, or a nice clown?
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I don't even like clowns, but clowns can be awesome.
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Actually, we saw the old wolf.
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You know, we saw the frequenstein.
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Uh-huh.
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Frankenstein the wolf.
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Yeah, the pirates too.
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I don't even like pirates.
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Powers is my biggest fear.
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Okay.
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Um, you are a mahjong player, aren't you?
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Yep.
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And you play on the iPad?
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I play my iPad.
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I understand you're a champion player at K 1440, is that so?
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I'm oh, on my iPad.
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I got into five fully, like sixty fully, like one thousand.
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Those are levels I did.
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You must play a lot.
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Probably a little.
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And you also taught your Aunt Tiffany, is that so?
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Yep.
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Because if I had to help my aunt too for that Mijan game, that was why I had to help.
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That's nice of you.
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Alright.
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Well, you have a life of helping people, volunteering, and death metal.
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It's a nice combination.
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Yep.
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You were given some flutes by Reed Hallbauer, I believe.
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Did were these wooden flutes that you were given?
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Oh wow, you mean this flute?
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Yes.
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Those are flutes I have.
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I have an Indian flute.
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You're Indian flutes?
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Yep.
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Do you play them?
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Sometimes I do.
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Uh huh.
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Some it is fun.
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Uh-huh.
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It is hard to blow it.
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Is it?
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Yeah.
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Do you ever go to those Indian powwows where people are playing the flute and drumming?
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Probably I do, probably I don't, but it is hard.
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The music can be different.
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Bangles can be different like that.
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I didn't know about Indians a lot.
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Indian drumming and uh flutes are both a big part of Native American culture.
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Drum set, like guitars, those are metals.
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Yeah.
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Like megaphones, like a sing.
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Right.
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Like a bass guitar, like regular guitars, like that stuff.
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Do you play guitar as well?
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I play guitar since I was growing up.
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I did before.
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Bass guitar?
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Actually, I used to play my mom's guitar.
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I used to.
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Well, let's go upstairs, and I want you to take me through your room again and explain to me the things I'm seeing on the walls.
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So, Noah, we are now in your room.
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And it's an amazing room.
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So, I'd like to do is if you could just take us around the room so the people who are listening can hear what you have on your walls.
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It all is about heavy metal, isn't it?
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Yep, it does.
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Let's start here with your Iron Maiden poster.
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I got this one, I A Maiden 2.
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I have another one with you too up top.
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It says drummer parking only.
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Vi Violators will get beat.
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Yeah, that's probably not even music, isn't it?
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This is music.
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That's I A Maiden.
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Yeah.
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And this movie here, Feast Street.
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This is what you say.
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Fear Street.
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Yep.
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Now is this a band or is that a film?
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Actually, horror.
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Okay.
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Movies.
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A horror film, right.
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Yeah, horror films.
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In addition to heavy metal, you like horror as well, right?
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Yeah, I do like do it both.
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Like I got Iron Maiden.
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Like I have Slayer.
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Slayer.
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Ice Knight.
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Ghost.
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Ghost.
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Yeah, I got corn.
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Corn, yeah.
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I got Megan Death.
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Oh yeah, Mega Death.
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And I got Slickknot.
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Slipknot.
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Kiss.
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Kiss Guns and Roses.
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And then the Guns N' Roses.
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Yep.
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Yeah, so those are the bands you like.
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Yeah, I do like all of it.
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And then also you've got some masks here.
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Tell me about this mask in the window.
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I got this Max in probably WWE, but actually it's probably um the Riot Six Riot Six Max.
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Mm-hmm.
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That was probably the Buzzer Max.
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It was from the NXT.
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His name was Dexter.
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Dexter.
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And it looks like a skull of a bird, a buzzard, but it's got massive teeth.
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And then over here we have Max over here too.
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Yeah, these are from horror shows, right?
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Yeah, it is.
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I have two Jason.
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Two Jason?
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Right.
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Oh yeah.
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I got that probably I was scrolling up.
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It was been a long time.
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Do you like the Jason movies?
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I do.
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Uh-huh.
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One of my favorites.
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Which is your favorite uh Jason movie?
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I always like a Friday.
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Like like the new awesome films like have a another like costumes.
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Maybe max like in in uh Hollywood.
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Yeah.
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Like uh characters.
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Yeah.
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Those are my favorite.
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I I got a Skull Max.
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Skull Max.
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And I got a Clown Max.
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I got a Werewolf.
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And a Werewolf, yeah.
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And I saw a max and a half.
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That's a lot of masks though.
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And you've got drumsticks.
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You've got a whole collection of drumsticks here.
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Tell me about these over here.
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This is from Pittsburgh, Myrtle Beach, Philadelphia.
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What are these?
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Yep.
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That was probably how is that?
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Like Miami, KS, Baltimore, New York.
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And this is Hard Rock Cafe.
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These are all Hard Rock Cafe drumsticks.
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And those are my Hard Rock Cafe.
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Drumsticks.
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And did you go to all these places or did people send you these who have been there?
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Um actually we've been there before.
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Actually I have like to have shopping can be shopping.
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I like to have much.
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Like they have t shirt.
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They do, yeah.
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Like hats.
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Mm-hmm.
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Like guitar picks.
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I do have a hard rock cafe guitar picks.
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Oh dear.
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Guitar picks as well as the drumsticks.
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Yeah.
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But those are hard rock drumsticks.
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I got like I was in probably New York.
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Probably Tennessee.
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Well, that's very cool.
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It's really well organized, too.
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Alright.
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Now we're looking at the drum set.
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So you want to play some drums for us for a bit?
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A little bit?
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Actually, yes, I can.
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Alright.
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Get ready for this.
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And this is the type of drum set that has uh has power because it's not an acoustic set.
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It's a digital set with the drum pads.
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And everyone has a different sound, is that right?
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Oh yeah, and I have like a uh echo sound.
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Oh, an echo, cool.
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Like that's oh.
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See in the green thing right here, it's all.
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Yeah.
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I can see the light now.
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See this one we hear?
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Okay, so that's the power.
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Yeah, that's a power.
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This this is heavy rock, so that creates the sound that determines what your sound is.
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Yep.
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Great.
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That was the one, yep.
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They have earphones with it too.
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But will I be able to hear this drum set when you play it?
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Yeah.
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Alright, let's hear you play this.
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I always like you know.
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Okay, well, I'm gonna move away to get the microphone a little farther.
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Alright, here comes Noah.
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Well, thank you, Noah.
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It has been really nice talking with you, and hopefully we'll have some more conversations, and maybe I'll come see you when you're being George Washington.
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I love that.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Well, that's it for locals this week.
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Join me next week when I talk to Jean-Viev Durang about her childhood in Belgium during World War II, when she lived among occupied Nazis, falling bombs, and ate a lot.
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I mean, a lot of herring.
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We'll see you then.
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Have a nice week.
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Welcome to Locals, where we talk to people who are local.
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Today I'm talking to a heavy metal horror film lover, a headbanger, who wears black leather studs, and skull rings.
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He is also about the nicest person you will ever meet.
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He volunteers at the Ronald McDonald House, portrays General George Washington at history meets, and helps to take care of a local cemetery.
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That is, when he's not smashing out rhythms on his drum set or playing the Indian flute.
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His name is Noah Hulseer.
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And he's the grandson of Megkin, whom I interviewed last summer about her work portraying Abigail Guysinger and Betsy Ross.
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You know?
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We look at people and we assume things about them.
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But Noah teaches you that if you do that, there's a lot you'll miss.
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But I will let Noah convince you of that.
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Here's Noah.
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Alright, Noah.
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It's nice to talk to you.
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I've known your family since before you were born.
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I knew your grandmother, oh my gosh, 45 years ago when she was a teacher.
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And your mother, when she was six years old, was on stage with me.
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She played a character called a no-necked monster.
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And she was a little terrifying child, she and her brother.
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So it's nice to have a chance to sit down with you as well.
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Tell me a little bit about yourself.
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I'm an old house.
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At your old house?
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Yeah.
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Actually, I was why it all started.
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Since I was growing up, but since I was just a kid.
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My whole life I wanted to do music.
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Oh really?
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Since you wanted to do music since you were a young child.
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Yeah, I was.
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That was why I got into bongos and drumline and guitars.
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You went to Southern Columbia, right?
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I was.
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And in high school you were already drumming in high school?
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Is that when you learned drums?
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Yeah, I think.
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Uh huh.
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That was why I lost all of the bongos.
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Were you always on the bongos?
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Yeah, I did bongos since I started my dad.
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He was the first one, got me bongos for me for Christmas.
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I started bongos probably I was six.
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I had a pair of bongos about the same age.
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I don't know if my parents enjoyed it.
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It's probably pretty loud.
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When you were in the band, the drum line in Catawissa, or in Southern Columbia, were you what were you playing?
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Snare, bass drum?
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What were you playing?
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I was playing um the bass, the drums thing.
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Ah.
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Hey horse can't really show though.
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Was that heavy?
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The drums are big.
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Is the bass drum heavy?
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Probably light, probably this heavy.
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After high school, you be began volunteering.
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You're a big volunteer person, right?
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Yeah, I am.
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So as a volunteer, you volunteer at Ronald McDonald's house, right?
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Yeah.
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That was my job last problem.
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Oh really?
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Yeah.
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And what do you do at Ronald McDonald's House?
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I walk there probably every Friday.
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Friday, okay.
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But actually my boss, Molly, she always put me a walk.
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Like want me to clean a table.
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Like want me to clean windows and shadows.
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Mm-hmm.
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Those are stuff Molly wants me to clean at, like outside, like inside.
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That was why it was for.
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Do you like cleaning the windows and the d table or those fun jobs?
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Um, probably it is fun, but fun to me, yeah.
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Probably a little.
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Uh-huh.
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It's a lot more fun to do work for other people, right?
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So I imagine cleaning your own windows at home, maybe not so much.
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And you were featured in the newsletter, right?
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In Ronald McDonald's newsletter, is that true?
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I did my interview at my job before.
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I think that was why I did that.
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And now your first drum set was from your uncle John when he moved to Alaska.
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Yep.
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Did he give you his drum set?
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Actually, he didn't give me that drum set, but he got that drum set for Christmas.
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That was why uh I saw you in my basement.
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That was why he was well.
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Okay.
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When you were young, what bands did you like?
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You said you really love music.
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I kinda like music a lot, but actually I I didn't know about like walking roll a lot.
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Okay.
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Like, like metal, kiss.
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I didn't know that's my uncle's John's favorite.
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Oh, he likes Kiss?
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I think he does.
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Since I was just a kid, but I didn't realize he was in the band before.
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I didn't know that, but my mom knows.
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He was my uncle was in the band before.
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Oh.
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Was he a drummer then?
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Yeah.
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But actually, I know his favorite music.
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What was his favorite music?
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I think it was Kiss.
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Uh-huh.
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He always liked Kiss a lot.
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Oh.
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Like my father.
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He always likes country.
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Oh.
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My father does, but actually I don't have a favorite, but I kind of like probably different metals.
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Music.
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The audience who's listening can't see you, but you're dressed in black.
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You have.
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Is it a corn shirt?
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Uh uh, it's a skeleton.
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Uh is it the band corn on your shirt?
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You've got a vest with black with studs, you've got leather bracelets, you have big rings on.
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You look kind of awesome.
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Thank you.
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Did you dress like this when you were younger?
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Is this something you started to do lately?
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Actually, it's nostalgia.
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I was wearing this thing.
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I got this a hot topic.
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This a shopping place.
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That was once I got this one.
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Hot topic?
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My mom and I really got these wings too.
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It's got a cross on it.
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That one's a skeleton skull with red eyes.
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This is a my man's t-shirt.
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Ice nine.
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Yeah.
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Ice nine kills.
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This is I got this vest for Christmas.
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Black with studs.
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I got this one too.
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I got death metal.
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Oh.
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Since most already I was wearing this outfit since I was just a kid.
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My whole life I want to wear like a hand banner.
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Since uh kid, I used to have a red jacket and blue vest.
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And uh I used to have gold chain and necklace, and I used to have black small gloves.
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And I used to have that Mickey Mouse hat.
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Oh, really?
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So clothing's always been important.
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Doing that stuff.
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Yeah.
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Well, in a minute, we're gonna go up to your room and you're gonna give me a tour so the people who are listening can hear about your room because I got a chance to look at it.
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It's amazing.
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You've got your drum set, you've got posters, you've got masks from wrestlers.
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So in a minute we're gonna go look at that.
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But tell me a little bit about um what you do with your grandmother, Meg in the historical reenactment.
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You do George Washington.
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Actually, I since I started.
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I did George Washington with Anna.
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But actually, that name was General George Washington.
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Okay.
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That was the name.
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When you're doing historical reenactments, you're doing General Washington before he was President Washington, is that so?
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Yeah.
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It's neat that you get to do it with your grandmother when she's doing Martha Washington and when she's doing Betsy Ross, you are there in the reenactment.
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You also do stuff at Gabriel's Cemetery.
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You do programs, you do Veterans Day.
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What do you do at the cemetery?
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I do a cemetery for fun.
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I help.
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It's fun to like put the be part of the ceremonies and put wreaths on the tomb.
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Yeah, that stuff.
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Well, that's great.
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That's a nice thing for you to do.
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You've helped at BTE.
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Yep.
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You've helped at the cemetery, you help at Ronald O'Donnell's house.
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So there's a lot of helping you do.
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Now you've also done a lot of traveling, haven't you?
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You've gone to Disney World, you've gone to Mexico.
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Tell me about some of your favorite places.
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I um uh we did rent probably in Universal Studio in Disney.
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Actually, I was in a cruise ship before.
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Cruise ship, really.
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Those are vacation we did.
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Mm-hmm.
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Shopping, like something fun.
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Mm-hmm.
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You go with your whole family?
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Yeah.
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And you go to the beach?
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Yep, on the beach, yep.
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Every summer?
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Probably a little, probably a lot.
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We do like it too.
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That's great.
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But it's fun.
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Where do you go to the beach?
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I go to the beach at uh Dewey.
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Dewey Beach.
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Shells, or saying, something like that.
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We go to Cape May.
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There are not as many shells as there used to be there.
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Oh, I hear you're a dancer too, that at weddings you like to dance.
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Actually I do.
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Uh-huh.
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Probably a lot.
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Did you fast dance or polka?
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I always do probably the worm.
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The worm?
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Yeah, the worm.
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Yeah, the worm.
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I did that.
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I think I did probably flips instead.
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Really?
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Flips are hard.
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Well?
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I don't know that much.
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Well, that's something, flips and the worm.
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Those are pretty physical.
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Those are hard to do, I think.
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It is hard to do it.
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But it is easy for me.
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Good.
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Do people just clear out and let you do your thing if you're doing because the worm, you need some room, right?
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Yeah, right.
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Actually, my mom, my mom never let me do break dance.
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Oh.
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My mom said to me, it's not good for my hips.
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Okay.
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That was why I can't do break dance.
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Okay.
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Well, that's very cool.
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You have other hobbies too.
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You like to golf.
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Who do you golf with?
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I always like golf with my dad, and with my mom, like my granddad, pop, and my uncle Ben.
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That was why we did golf.
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Like the guy bully.
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You got a birdie, didn't you?
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Yeah, I did.
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One time.
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Do you like the long shots or do you like to be on the green and putting?
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I always like it probably in the green, me putting it.
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But my dad told me I had to practice on that.
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Mm-hmm.
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But my putting was okay, but my dad told me I had to practice.
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He knows that I have a struggle, my putting.
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Mm-hmm.
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It's hard.
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It's hard.
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You are also a big fan of WWE, right?
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Yeah, actually I was.
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Who?
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Actually, my my my my real favorite?
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I had to pick the Riot 6.
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Riot 6 was the best for you?
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Yeah, it was my favorite.
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What did you like about Riot 6?
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I didn't know about WWE a lot.
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Oh, so that was new for you?
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Yeah, that was probably new.
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Was Dexter in that one?
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That the mask you talked about with that?
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He was in NXT.
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Now I didn't know Chipotle His name was Hunpo.
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Hunter, okay.
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Because he was A S C O O in the WWE building.
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I was since Dexter got in NXT since he was born, but I wish I could tell you that, but I can't.
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I loved World Federation Wrestling when I was a kid.
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It wasn't called that, it was just called professional wrestling, but I just loved it.
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It was a simpler thing.
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There's much bigger productions now than there were when I was a kid.
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So tell me also, we saw your poster for Fear Street on your door too.
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You're a fan of horror films too, right?
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Yep.
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Do you go to every scary movie that shows up?
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Um actually.
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I was uh another movie veto.
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AMC movie veto.
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Yeah.
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That was why they had a lot of movies.
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That was what I got into.
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Our son is a horror film fan.
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He loves scary movies.
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I'm not so much a scary movie person.
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You also loved going to the Bloomsburg Haunted Library, right?
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Right.
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The man who put that together, Connor Henry, was on the podcast, just like you, a while ago.
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What did you like best about the Haunted Library?
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Um, actually, I I think I know his name.
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I think he's the one got the costumes, wanted to name them.
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Mm-hmm.
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Like witches, like pirates, like clowns.
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I saw a clown before.
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Uh-huh.
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That was really awesome.
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Was it a terrifying clown, a frightening clown, or a nice clown?
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I don't even like clowns, but clowns can be awesome.
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Actually, we saw the old wolf.
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You know, we saw the frequenstein.
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Uh-huh.
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Frankenstein the wolf.
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Yeah, the pirates too.
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I don't even like pirates.
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Powers is my biggest fear.
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Okay.
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Um, you are a mahjong player, aren't you?
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Yep.
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And you play on the iPad?
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I play my iPad.
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I understand you're a champion player at K 1440, is that so?
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I'm oh, on my iPad.
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I got into five fully, like sixty fully, like one thousand.
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Those are levels I did.
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You must play a lot.
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Probably a little.
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And you also taught your Aunt Tiffany, is that so?
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Yep.
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Because if I had to help my aunt too for that Mijan game, that was why I had to help.
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That's nice of you.
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Alright.
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Well, you have a life of helping people, volunteering, and death metal.
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It's a nice combination.
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Yep.
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You were given some flutes by Reed Hallbauer, I believe.
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Did were these wooden flutes that you were given?
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Oh wow, you mean this flute?
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Yes.
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Those are flutes I have.
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I have an Indian flute.
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You're Indian flutes?
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Yep.
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Do you play them?
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Sometimes I do.
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Uh huh.
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Some it is fun.
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Uh-huh.
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It is hard to blow it.
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Is it?
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Yeah.
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Do you ever go to those Indian powwows where people are playing the flute and drumming?
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Probably I do, probably I don't, but it is hard.
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The music can be different.
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Bangles can be different like that.
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I didn't know about Indians a lot.
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Indian drumming and uh flutes are both a big part of Native American culture.
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Drum set, like guitars, those are metals.
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Yeah.
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Like megaphones, like a sing.
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Right.
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Like a bass guitar, like regular guitars, like that stuff.
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Do you play guitar as well?
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I play guitar since I was growing up.
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I did before.
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Bass guitar?
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Actually, I used to play my mom's guitar.
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I used to.
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Well, let's go upstairs, and I want you to take me through your room again and explain to me the things I'm seeing on the walls.
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So, Noah, we are now in your room.
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And it's an amazing room.
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So, I'd like to do is if you could just take us around the room so the people who are listening can hear what you have on your walls.
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It all is about heavy metal, isn't it?
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Yep, it does.
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Let's start here with your Iron Maiden poster.
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I got this one, I A Maiden 2.
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I have another one with you too up top.
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It says drummer parking only.
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Vi Violators will get beat.
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Yeah, that's probably not even music, isn't it?
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This is music.
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That's I A Maiden.
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Yeah.
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And this movie here, Feast Street.
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This is what you say.
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Fear Street.
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Yep.
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Now is this a band or is that a film?
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Actually, horror.
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Okay.
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Movies.
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A horror film, right.
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Yeah, horror films.
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In addition to heavy metal, you like horror as well, right?
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Yeah, I do like do it both.
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Like I got Iron Maiden.
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Like I have Slayer.
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Slayer.
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Ice Knight.
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Ghost.
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Ghost.
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Yeah, I got corn.
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Corn, yeah.
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I got Megan Death.
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Oh yeah, Mega Death.
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And I got Slickknot.
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Slipknot.
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Kiss.
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Kiss Guns and Roses.
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And then the Guns N' Roses.
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Yep.
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Yeah, so those are the bands you like.
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Yeah, I do like all of it.
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And then also you've got some masks here.
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Tell me about this mask in the window.
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I got this Max in probably WWE, but actually it's probably um the Riot Six Riot Six Max.
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Mm-hmm.
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That was probably the Buzzer Max.
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It was from the NXT.
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His name was Dexter.
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Dexter.
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And it looks like a skull of a bird, a buzzard, but it's got massive teeth.
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And then over here we have Max over here too.
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Yeah, these are from horror shows, right?
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Yeah, it is.
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I have two Jason.
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Two Jason?
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Right.
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Oh yeah.
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I got that probably I was scrolling up.
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It was been a long time.
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Do you like the Jason movies?
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I do.
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Uh-huh.
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One of my favorites.
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Which is your favorite uh Jason movie?
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I always like a Friday.
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Like like the new awesome films like have a another like costumes.
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Maybe max like in in uh Hollywood.
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Yeah.
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Like uh characters.
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Yeah.
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Those are my favorite.
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I I got a Skull Max.
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Skull Max.
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And I got a Clown Max.
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I got a Werewolf.
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And a Werewolf, yeah.
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And I saw a max and a half.
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That's a lot of masks though.
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And you've got drumsticks.
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You've got a whole collection of drumsticks here.
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Tell me about these over here.
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This is from Pittsburgh, Myrtle Beach, Philadelphia.
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What are these?
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Yep.
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That was probably how is that?
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Like Miami, KS, Baltimore, New York.
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And this is Hard Rock Cafe.
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These are all Hard Rock Cafe drumsticks.
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And those are my Hard Rock Cafe.
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Drumsticks.
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And did you go to all these places or did people send you these who have been there?
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Um actually we've been there before.
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Actually I have like to have shopping can be shopping.
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I like to have much.
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Like they have t shirt.
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They do, yeah.
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Like hats.
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Mm-hmm.
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Like guitar picks.
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I do have a hard rock cafe guitar picks.
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Oh dear.
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Guitar picks as well as the drumsticks.
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Yeah.
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But those are hard rock drumsticks.
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I got like I was in probably New York.
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Probably Tennessee.
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Well, that's very cool.
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It's really well organized, too.
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Alright.
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Now we're looking at the drum set.
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So you want to play some drums for us for a bit?
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A little bit?
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Actually, yes, I can.
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Alright.
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Get ready for this.
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And this is the type of drum set that has uh has power because it's not an acoustic set.
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It's a digital set with the drum pads.
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And everyone has a different sound, is that right?
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Oh yeah, and I have like a uh echo sound.
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Oh, an echo, cool.
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Like that's oh.
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See in the green thing right here, it's all.
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Yeah.
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I can see the light now.
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See this one we hear?
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Okay, so that's the power.
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Yeah, that's a power.
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This this is heavy rock, so that creates the sound that determines what your sound is.
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Yep.
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Great.
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That was the one, yep.
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They have earphones with it too.
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But will I be able to hear this drum set when you play it?
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Yeah.
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Alright, let's hear you play this.
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I always like you know.
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Okay, well, I'm gonna move away to get the microphone a little farther.
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Alright, here comes Noah.
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Well, thank you, Noah.
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It has been really nice talking with you, and hopefully we'll have some more conversations, and maybe I'll come see you when you're being George Washington.
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I love that.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Well, that's it for locals this week.
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Join me next week when I talk to Jean-Viev Durang about her childhood in Belgium during World War II, when she lived among occupied Nazis, falling bombs, and ate a lot.
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I mean, a lot of herring.
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We'll see you then.
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Have a nice week.
