“Didn't See That Coming - Part 2”
Young entrepreneur Jerry Spencer and his partner are working the largest trade show of their careers: Macworld Expo, and they barely have time to take a break. Jerry stops for a quick bite to eat and shares a table with an unexpected guest. Jerry calls his story “A Surprise Lunch That I’ll Never Forget”.
Jerry Spencer first came to Montana in 1979, when he got a summer job as Desk Clerk at a lodge in Glacier Park. That is where he met the love of his life and partner, Janet. Jerry is a serial entrepreneur. He has founded several successful companies, and Janet helped found Tidbits the Paper, which is currently published in over 180 locations. Jerry is currently managing a project to revitalize an old iron foundry in Indiana and splitting his time between Indiana and Montana. To learn more about Jerry’s work, check out Intelligent Funding.
Rachel Aagenes loves being in love and has finally found THE ONE. She shares the story of that journey in a tale she calls “Lucky in Love”.
Rachel Aagenes was born in Jackson, Wyoming but has lived in Helena for 23 years. She works as an Insurance Agent. Rachel spends her spare time fishing and hiking, hanging out with her 3 dogs and singing with Helena Symphony. She has one awesome son named Liam and a stepdaughter named Hannah with her recent marriage to Eric Schmitz
“In 1963 Suzy met the love of her life in NYC while studying art. When he returned from a trip around the world he wanted her to go to Montana. She also loved travel and instead ran away to have her own European adventure. After 4 months of hitchhiking across Europe, she got a little more of both than she bargained for when she headed home by freighter.
Once home, she went to Montana after all and was married to Martin for 46 years. Helena has been her home for 40 years. After a 30-year career in librarianship, including 15 years with the Shodair Medical Genetics program, she has resumed her earlier passion for making art. Her photography and paintings have been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout Montana.
Marc Moss shared a story that night too, and a version of it recently appeared on the Tell Us Something podcast. To hear Marc’s story, listen to the final episode of Right Place Right Time here.
Transcript : Didn't See That Coming - Part 2
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welcome to tell us something
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jerry spencer first came to montana in
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1979
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when he got a summer job as a desk clerk
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at a lodge in glacier park
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that is where he met the love of his
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life and partner janet
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who is also with us tonight jerry is a
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serial
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entrepreneur he helped found kiss
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which plays a role in this story and
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janet helped found
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tidbits for paper which is currently
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published in over 180 locations
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jerry is managing a project to
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revitalize an old iron foundry in
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indiana and splitting his time between
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indiana and montana
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please welcome jerry spencer so i didn’t
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see that coming
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a little bit of background uh before
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this story occurred
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a friend of mine rick uh used to work at
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uh spring metal resources and and farm
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in the dell
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worked with the residents there and and
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he enjoyed that he
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he got to help them out and and uh one
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of the the residents was was ricky
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and ricky had some kind of an endowment
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or some extra money that allowed him to
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do
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to take events and to to go to different
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places and do things so rick and ricky
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went out
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quite often and i i saw them
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occasionally i went went with him a
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couple of times and i
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got to know ricky a little bit he was
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really sharp and
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and very witty yeah you know just
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physically handicapped was in a
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wheelchair
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and and pretty bad off that way but real
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sharp and and uh
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was good with his computers and sure
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enjoyed his gadgets ricky had a lot of
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gadgets
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um so back in the 90s uh my partner bill
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crane and i started the company uh keep
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it simple systems that he mentioned and
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we made solar power for portable
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computers
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a whole lot of fun we uh we took the
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ride
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yeah i would say in late early silicon
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valley
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uh we we went around and just had a heck
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of time with
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solar power for portable computers but a
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small company
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just bill and myself and we hired two
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other people that did the computer
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consulting
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so in 1994 uh august 1994
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we scraped together our nickels and and
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barely made enough money to
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and put it all into uh getting a booth
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at the mac
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world expo at that time was a real big
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deal we’d never been one of these and we
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couldn’t afford to take a lot of people
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so it was just bill and i
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and we showed up the day of the expo and
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we went there
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and our booth was in the back you know
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and we didn’t know what to expect but
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boy that thing started going and the
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crowd was just crazy
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it was just amazing we just couldn’t
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take a break it was just
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non-stop people coming up and it was
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very exciting and and
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it was just bill and i you know so we’re
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not going to see the show we’re not
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going to go to the to the workshops or
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any of that kind of stuff
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we’re just working our asses off and uh
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went along for quite a while and then i
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finally said bill i
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i got to take a break so i went went
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down and i left him in the booth and i
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went to the little commissary and got
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you know the chicken salad chicken
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caesar salad in in the in the
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plastic device and so forth and what sat
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down at this table with a couple other
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fellas we didn’t say anything or
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anything they got up and walked away
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after a little while so i’m sitting
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there at the table by myself
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and then come came along a fellow
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pushing another guy in the wheelchair
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reminded me of rick and ricky it was a
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very disabled fellow in a wheelchair
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with lots of neat gadgets hanging off
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the wheelchair and
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his assistant excuse me is this table
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taken no no go ahead and sit down
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and now i gotta admit that
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later after thinking about this i should
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have been in montana mode
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you know in montana somebody sits down
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at your table you’re going to talk to
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him
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you have a little bit of conversation
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and just you know say hi how you doing
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what do you think of the show or
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anything like that
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but no no i i was in big city mode
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in big city you can sit at the table
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people come up you don’t even have to
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talk you just
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you respect their space so maybe that’s
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what i was doing i was giving them a
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chance to just
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eat their lunch in peace and i ate my my
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lunch and piece and i
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shoveling stuff in my face food in my
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face and one point i did look around the
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room and i
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kind of weird just seemed like everybody
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was looking at our table
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okay that’s fine so i finished up my
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lunch
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i mean just you know kind of packed up
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and
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said pleasantries to the guys and walked
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away
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taking my my thing over to the trash and
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somebody comes up to me man
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well how was that what’d you guys talk
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about
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what what what’d you do man and i said
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what
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what are you doing do you know who
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you’re just having lunch with
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that’s stephen hawking he’s given the
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keynote speech today
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i didn’t see that susie holt
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melta met the love of her life in new
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york city
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but wasn’t positive she was ready to
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spend her life with him when he returned
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from a trip around the world
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he was emergency man and he wanted her
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to move to montana
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she also loved to travel and ran away
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from him to have her own adventure
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while she figured it out after four
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months of hitchhiking across europe in
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1964
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she got a little more of both than she
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bargained for
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when she headed home please welcome
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susie holt
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well i’m 22
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i’m in athens greece and i’m ready to go
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home so i bought a trader
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one of those that takes 12 passengers
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and first five
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cabins it takes 10 to 12 days to cross
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the atlantic
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only problem is not coming smooth
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for another month and i’m really ready
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to go home
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so i kept bugging the shipping agent
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can’t you find something that’s coming
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through sooner please
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and one day he said yes
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is um one briefly stopping briefly and
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tweet
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and it’s leaving after tomorrow but
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that’s okay we’ll fly you there
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and you can catch it so then here i am
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on the dock next to this big black ugly
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framer but is that how like star
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um painted on the bow it’s the right
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ship
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it’s the right day it’s the right time
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where is everybody
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where are the other passengers who’s
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going to take my ticket and show me
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where to go
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but then a young seaman came by headed
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for the ship and he saw me
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and he didn’t speak english but he came
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over and
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kind of like can i help you and so i
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handed him my ticket
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and he kind of puzzled over it and just
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you know indicated i should wait and he
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disappeared onto the ship
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i’m leaving he came back gave me
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a smile picked up my little red
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plastic suitcase and led me up the
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wobbly gangplank into the ship down a
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dark narrow passage to a door
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that said when you operated
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[Music]
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so i go inside and it’s definitely not
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first class but it’s
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you know it’s compact it has everything
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i need okay this is fine
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so i started putting my things away and
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then i could feel that we were moving oh
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man i’m so excited i’m going to
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stay across the atlantic on a ship and
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um so i poked my head out
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you know thinking i’d catch up with some
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other
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passengers
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come on you’re seeing this coming right
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so uh dark nothing
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no signs to show me where to go so now
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i’m really confused and i go back into
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the cabin and sit on the bunk
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and uh wonder what’s next
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and then uh taso that’s the name of that
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first young seaman he came
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knocked on the door took me to the
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captain’s office
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the captain’s office is nice and
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spacious it has a big old desk
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and a short boyish looking
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man behind it and he explains
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how surprised he is that i have a ticket
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on his freedom
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he said this freighter doesn’t carry
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passengers
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[Music]
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liberty ship its top speed is 10
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knots will be a month
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going across and we have one stop in
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naples
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a month only passenger
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and we’re already outside of land
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so that night i have dinner with the
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captain in his private dining room
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and we shared some things about
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ourselves he said
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this was his first trip across the
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atlantic
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he’s 35 and
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not married and he’s been thinking about
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it
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and he knew that it was destiny
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that put me on his ship now there’s
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nowhere
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to be his wife
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i don’t love you
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marriage comes first thankfulness love
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but it was a good thing he felt that way
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because the tall
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dark and very handsome first mate
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started putting moves on me right away i
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said
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oh no i’m gonna wait until i’m married
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he said leaned over me and said i can’t
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wait five minutes
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i think the captain must have called him
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off because he didn’t bother me like
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that
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again so we pull into naples
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uh very crowded port ships from all over
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the world
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and it’s dirtier and it’s noisy
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and the cruise starts loading six
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thousand tons
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of canned tomatoes
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the captain takes me out into the city
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though
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and he takes me to a very elegant
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private dining hall
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i’m feeling a little awkward the best i
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have
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left is a very worn
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faded red sleeveless
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shift and yellow rubber
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flip-flops
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hiking around um
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but he wasn’t faced he said really
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it’s so good to not have to pay
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for my companion
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[Music]
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i knew i wanted to learn how to play the
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guitar so he ordered to buy one for me
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i said no that’s too much i also knew i
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was an artist
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he said well what if i set up a room for
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you to paint
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you know we’ll fix everything you need
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to do a painting and we can tell you
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okay that’s good so we sail out of
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naples
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through this strait of gibraltar out to
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the open ocean
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we’re going to be there three weeks
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but i didn’t have worried because i was
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such a novelty
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such a break in the monotony
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they treated me like a pampered princess
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i had the run of the ship
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i explored every inch of it from
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from bottom to top and from stem to
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stern
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my favorite was up in the crow’s nest
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you may
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know that that’s the very top of the
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ship and
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from there you have a 360 degree
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view of the ocean out to the horizon
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and it was just magic being up there
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watching for ships or watching the
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luminescence in the water or um
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it was especially magical at night in
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the moonlight
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i spent a lot of time up there
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then then those magical waves
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started messing with us started tossing
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us around
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and i thought it was very exciting i ran
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down to the bow of the ship and going up
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and down with it you know
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and it just exhilarated by the
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the spray of the waves that were
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crashing over the bow
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captain came down pretty quick i said
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that wasn’t such a good idea
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that evening at dinner the storm was
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building up
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[Music]
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and the plates on our
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dining table just flew off the table and
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smashed against
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the wall um
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that night the storm really got going
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and i
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the creeks and grunts of the ship were
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really freaking me out
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so i went to find some and i found them
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the officers all huddled
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together in the wheelhouse at the helm
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singing boisterous and it made me think
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of cub scouts out in the
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out in their first camping trip you know
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in the wild so i
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knew this was bad and i went back to my
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cabin and strap my
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life preserver all over my clothes and
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lay down in my bunk and just held on to
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the hell by preserver
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hoping the ship wouldn’t break up well
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it didn’t
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um
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that bugs me
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how am i gonna finish it didn’t break up
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i went down to the
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to this my studio and the paints had
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come unsealed
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and splashed over the walls
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it was absolutely clean the next day
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though
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[Music]
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so then oh i wanted to build a kite i
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have to tell you about the kite
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the captain and i built one and it
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didn’t fly
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but the next day there was one flying
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and the crew had made it
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and it was octagonal and it had two
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black circles with glasses and little
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nose and
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two little ponytails
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[Music]
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the crew kept that flying for two weeks
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so so okay we’re coming up to the
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atlantic coast
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and we have to find our way up to new
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york and in a fog with broken radar
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but we make it and the last night
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the crew the captain unlocks
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the beer sets it down to the deck for
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the crew
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the guitars come out the the zuki come
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out
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the singing and dancing starts and i i
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can’t resist i head down to the deck
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and i dance greek style you know
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into the wee hours with the kite still
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falling
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so who could have expected any of that
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and i but i still wonder if that
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shipping agent
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knew what he was setting me up for
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so our next storyteller
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is me uh we had a dropout so i’m gonna
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tell you mine
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didn’t see that coming story my name is
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mark moss yeah he didn’t see that coming
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my name is mark moss i’m from cuyahoga
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falls ohio a little town right outside
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of akron
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i moved to montana in 1997 ended up in
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gardner in 1999 which is where this
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story
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starts how many people have ever seen
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bruce springsteen an e street bank yeah
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so it is like it is like a gospel
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revival isn’t it
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you know he opens with a strong song and
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it’s a lot of celebration and it’s a
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party and then
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and then he plays some of these songs
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that are a little more heartbreaking and
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a little more sort of working class and
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maybe i’m not getting my dreams coming
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true anymore
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and then he celebrates again
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and it’s a big party and he’s just
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celebrating the
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the joy of rock and roll and and of love
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and of
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snags and it is
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incredible well in 1984
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uh born in the usa came out and i bought
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the tape
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and i was 13 and
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we were in i think atlantic city or uh
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ocean city maryland when he came through
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cleveland so we didn’t get to see him
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and then when i got back to cleveland
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the closest that he was coming was
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pittsburgh which wasn’t that far away
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but i’m 13.
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so so i didn’t get to go see him there
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but in 1988 i saw him for the first time
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and it was awesome and i decided i was
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never gonna not see a bruce springsteen
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e street band show again
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and so i saw every single tour up until
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maybe a couple years ago i’ve seen every
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single tour but in 1999
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i was living in gardner montana and i
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didn’t have a car
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[Music]
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and bruce springsteen announced uh the
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reunion of the e street band
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and they were gonna do a world tour and
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the closest they were coming to gardner
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was fargo north dakota
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but i bought tickets i bought four
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tickets and i had no one to go with
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and i had no car and no way to get there
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and so i go down to recipe booster and i
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sit there and jay todd pours me a beer
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and i said hey jay todd
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do you want to come with me to seafood
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spring city street band in
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fargo north dakota and he said yes how
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are we going to get there and i said we
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could take your card he says have you
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seen my car
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he drove like a 1986 beat up subaru with
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three flat tires and maybe one turn
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cycle that worked
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and i said okay we can’t take your car
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and he said i’m not going you should
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talk to john
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john dundee’s sitting next to me and i
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said john you want to go to the see
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bruce springsteen and
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he’s like who are you do you play bass
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no so john wasn’t coming with me
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so i have to go up the hill to
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yellowstone national park where i worked
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and i’m asking everybody i know and i
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finally find
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a guy with a truck who’s willing to
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drive to fargo north dakota
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if i give him the tickets
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so i have to give him the tickets and i
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do
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and it’s mark beale and carrick gunther
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and carrie’s girlfriend at the time
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christy and so it’s mark’s truck
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gary and christy sit in the front
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there’s only two seats
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and so mark and i have to ride in the
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back in the bed of the pickup truck
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there’s a topper that doesn’t have
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really good seals on the windows it’s
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also november
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so we pile all these blankets into the
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back of the truck and
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and mark and i get in the bed kerry’s
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driving i can’t remember how
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many hours it is to fargo it’s like nine
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or ten hours it’s crazy
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and but it’s cold and it’s you know
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tangling around you can’t hear each
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other
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really well and we don’t have cell
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phones in 1999
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and so there’s nothing to do we didn’t
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bring any books so we do as best we can
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trying to sleep
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and we fail a lot of that but finally we
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get
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to fargo and we get something to eat i
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can’t remember what we had some
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diner greasy spoon food and then we get
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into the venue and we have the nosebleed
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seats way up at the top
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and the nosebleeds for those who don’t
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know are those cheap seats and they’re
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so high up in the
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arena that you might get a nosebleed
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from the altitude
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and so we’re way up there but i don’t go
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to the seats right away
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they go up to the seats i get sucked
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into the merch table
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and i’m looking and i’m thinking about
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the cold ride back to
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montana and so i’m looking at the
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hoodies but they’re 90 dollars
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and i’m looking in my wallet i don’t
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have any credit cards and i’m looking
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through my wallet
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how much money i have to get home but
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also how much money do i have to spend
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here at the merch table i’m not gonna
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get a poster
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because that’s gonna bend i’m not gonna
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get it so anyway i get a key chain
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and i’m trucking back up to the seats
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and i get to the seats
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and nobody is looking at me mark and
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christy and carrie are all just looking
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straight ahead
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and i sit down and i say hey yo
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what’s what’s going on and they don’t
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look at me
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there’s a guy sitting behind us he’s
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like nine feet tall
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he’s got like a black suit with a black
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shirt that’s buttoned to the top
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and creases that you can cut diamonds
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with i mean the creases in his pants
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were just
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and and so i turned around and i said
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what’s going on he says don’t look at me
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i spoke
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and he says do you want to move to the
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front and i said yeah what’s that gonna
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cost he said please
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don’t look at me i said okay so
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what’s that gonna cost and there are
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these people walking
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up the steps off to the left
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and and he shouts at them stop following
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me and they
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sit in their seats they don’t even look
22:02
at their tickets and see if they’re the
22:04
right seats and stick in their seats and
22:05
they say we’re not following you
22:08
well they knew something that we didn’t
22:09
know and that is this guy behind us
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works for bruce springsteen but we
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didn’t know that he’s a stranger to us
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and he says do you want to move to the
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front yes we do
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he says give me your tickets so we give
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him our tickets this is a stranger
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and he gives us new tickets that haven’t
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been torn
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which i’m like are these fraudulent what
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is this and then he says here’s a
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wristband
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don’t lose it don’t sell it you need it
22:36
to get to your seats and he puts it on
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our wrists
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and i turn around to look at him and
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he’s like disappeared into the ether
22:44
he said okay
22:47
so we go down to the usher and i’m going
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oh
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and so get to the usher and she’s she
22:53
tears our tickets and she says
22:55
these are good seats and so it’s like
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great
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and so she sends us down to the next
23:01
usher
23:02
and and the next session looks at our
23:04
tickets and says these are great
23:06
seats and
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and we’re looking at each other and
23:21
there’s by the way so so mark and uh
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mark and i are sitting over here there’s
23:25
two other dudes in the middle
23:27
that we’ve never seen before also all in
23:29
black and very serious looking
23:31
and then carrie and christy are sitting
23:33
over here for whatever reason these guys
23:35
had
23:35
those seats and we come to find out that
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they paid 800
23:39
for their seats at a charity auction
23:41
because when bruce goes to a town he
23:43
tries to
23:44
give to some charity in some way
23:47
apparently he had donated a bunch of
23:48
tickets
23:49
and they bought them and they were eight
23:50
hundred dollars a piece and they were
23:51
just pissed off
23:52
that all these poor rednecks were coming
23:55
down from the upper
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chief seats and they didn’t have to pay
23:59
any more than you know face value and so
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they’re all just
24:03
yelling at each other and not paying
24:04
attention but what’s happening
24:06
is we’re watching everybody’s like
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walking
24:11
down from the cheap seats because we’re
24:13
not the only ones
24:15
and they’re like confused and as they
24:18
realize what’s happening
24:20
there’s this moment of joy
24:23
that just washes over their whole body
24:26
and
24:27
and then then we start talking about
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what’s your favorite record
24:30
did you see
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you know whatever and we just formed
24:37
this community and it was incredible and
24:38
then
24:38
bruce comes on the stage and he opens
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with the ties that dine you know right
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off the river
24:43
and it’s a party right from the
24:44
beginning and
24:46
have you ever been to one of these it’s
24:48
three hours long it’s a
24:50
it’s a ordeal and it’s a party
24:53
and we’re dancing and we’re just
24:54
soaked in sweat and he leaves the
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station and comes back for the encore
24:58
you know thunder
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and then he plays hungry hard and then
25:02
he plays like one of my favorite songs
25:04
open dreams this train carries saints
25:06
and sinners
25:07
this train carries losers and owners
25:09
this train carries horses and gamblers
25:11
everybody get on board and
25:14
so we are on board and they’ve finished
25:17
the show
25:18
and they come and they’re slapping high
25:19
fives and i got high fives with bruce
25:21
springsteen
25:22
and clarence clements and his hands are
25:24
so big
25:31
so the story really is about the
25:34
experience of getting there not about
25:35
the show
25:36
i didn’t see it coming i couldn’t have
25:38
imagined i don’t remember getting home
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it wasn’t because of his journey thank
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you so much
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you
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