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Sabrina is a flower crown wearing queen!

♪♫♬

I shit ya not, fangirls; when I say this book has all of the things, I mean all the things!

Bickering acquaintances, friends to lovers, alpha girl/beta boy...

Opposites attract, unrequited hero love, a marriage of convenience, a dastardly stalker!

That's right, I said dastardly! The trope gods have blessed our asses with this OTP.

Our heroine's fuckboy stalker has Mr. Hero playing bodyguard.

Edwin has crushed on Clarissa for years, which is cute & understandable.

♪♪ Understandable, understandable, comprehensible...♪♪ I'm sorry, I'll quit.

I say that because I fell for gal on page 2! And guys, I hadn't even met the woman yet!

It isn't as if she hates you.

No, indeed. She only challenges my every remark, ignores my advice, and tweaks my nose incessantly.

The last time I saw her, she called me the Blackborough Bear,

and said I belonged in the Tower of London menagerie, where ordinary people could be spared my growls.

[laughs] Bless that darling!

No those weren't her words, but the gal's spunk owned me. Woman snatched my swoons!

Feisty Clarissa is an extroverted social butterfly.

The party chick had brain-smarts that made my ass swoon sideways.

She's a fun dichotomy; a nerd who isn't shy & loves people.

Yes, give me that complexity, I approve! Newsflash, not all nerds are wallflowers.

Clarissa's nuanced because she defies the shit out of the usual heroine cliches.

Woman gets to be lively & witty, while our hero...? Well, he's the exact opposite.

This nerdy Darcy is an awkward duck around other humans.

But the icing on the romance cake?

The pup ain't just awestruck over Clarissa's strengths, he is 1 million percent self-aware!

I envy you your ability to navigate society when I am so very bad at it.

I am looking for a wife, you know.

And finding one would be much easier if I didn't insult women every time I opened my mouth.

Oh, be still my beta-loving heart! A hero who ain't an arrogant butt munch? [squeaks]

Pretty sure that's like finding a peacock in Antarctica. Get it 'cause...cock?

I don't know where I was going with that.

If that weren't cracktastic enough, this OTP playfully tease each other.

And every time, firecracker Clarissa makes logical, restrained Edwin lose his smexy chill!

[Giggles] So they get married. Ok I'm lying...well, half lying.

They really marry 'cause a stalker got gal needing protection.

But unlike overprotective douche heroes, Edwin never badgers Clarissa into marrying him.

This man gives credence to Clarissa's issues regarding intimacy!

Panties meet hero! He's all, "We can do the sex, not do the sex. Live together, live apart."

Boy not picky. Boy just wants to marry so they can save each other.

And he does all of that whilst secretly rocking his epic horny pants.

"We should do something fun in the outdoors."

How he hoped that her idea of fun and his were the same, but somehow he doubted it.

"What did you have in mind? Swimming?"

Naked preferably. "Going for a drive?" To somewhere they could be naked!

"Riding?" Please let it be riding! But not on a horse, and definitely naked.

[laughs] Bless sextastic OTPs, & bless this one doubly so!

Here is the point where our lil book goes from fun to art!

Clarissa's a survivor of rape & she is understandably traumatized.

Guys, this is handled so well, I cannot emphasis that enough.

Like, the hero's penis ain't a magic cure-all potion!

Instead, our heroine recovers by talking about her past with Edwin. Oh & trigger avoidance therapy!

[kisses book] God bless you!

Prior to this, our couple's lack of communication makes up most of the internal conflict.

Edwin thinks Clarissa's No Go For Launch with the sex cause he's shit at it.

Clarissa thinks if she tells Edwin why she's No Go For Launch with the sex, he'll think she's shit.

Guess what, both are wrong! This is all of my crack, people!

The book's subject matter was compelling without being a torture read.

Sabrina wrote realistic sexual assault consequences without Clarissa internally demonizing sex.

[claps] 'Cause ya know, the 2 aren't mutually exclusive.

If that was just all the book did, I would fangirl from here to eternity.

But that's not all the book did! Our OTP get a healthy, hot sex life! And 2 specific scenes nearly ended me.

One was the ovary-exploding theater make out scene!

The other? That carriage ride, with the hero asking of the kissing of the no-no bits!

Satan open yo' arms 'cause a bitch gonna jump right in!

Side tangent, I don't actually believe that, you know, sex is sinful. It was for a joke!

I may be Southern raised, & I may be a Kentuckian but [laughs] I'm not a moron.

Aside from swoony sexy scenes, Sabrina also stole my heart.

The woman high key squeezed my organ with 1 sentence; one sentence!

Her mouth was a revelation, showing him the difference between merely desiring a woman's body,

and desiring her mind and her soul.

[squawks] Pardon me while I backflip flail into the sun!

I swear, this author goddess can get the biggest reactions out of me over the smallest shit.

Like, Hero Face asking to kiss Clarissa's arm...right here!

My ovaries did cartwheels!

Now while I love all that cute crap, the writing is what sold this story.

Our heroine's trauma is not a plot device. It effects her character but it does not define it.

Likewise Edwin's personal baggage & trust issues aren't background noise.

All this personal drama paired with the book's plot means you get gold!

The internal conflict & the romantic layers were a direct punch to my reproductive organs.

Guys, I sat staring at the blinking cursor while I was writing this script, trying to come up with a criticism.

Just any bad thing to say about it. I mean I'm a picky ass bitch. It don't take nothing to make me go grumptastic.

But guys, I got nothing. Like I said, this woman is an author goddess.

And like any true believer, well...

I pledge allegiance to Sabrina Jeffries, & to the quality for which she stands.

One fangirl, under goddess, indivisible, with happiness & cash money for her! [fart noise]

I have been reading Sabrina Jeffries since...(2010) I've read her for a long ass time.

And the way she can do characters & get inside their heads, & make me feel feels, it's just, oh! It's great!

This book is so good, guys. It's one of those books where, yeah there's a background bad guy,

but the plot is mostly just these 2 people being friends.

To half the people on the planet, I swear to God that sounds like the most boring ass thing they've ever heard.

Yet my fangirl ass hears it & I'm like, "Yes, this is the song of my people!"

Usually I feel bad for how annoying I am in these videos.

But Sabrina makes me so happy, I don't give a damn.

I think I even wrote a RITA nomination Smart Bitches Trashy Books review for this.

So I know it's been at least, like, 12 billion years since I read this thing, & yet the fangirl feelings are still that real.

If you've read this, tell me what you thought, if you haven't read it,

then read it & then tell me what you thought.

I've reviewed 1 other Sabrina Jeffries book on this channel.

And if the fangirling I did in that video didn't freak her out,

then I'm pretty sure my blasphemous Pledge of Allegiance did.

You'd think I'd have enough shame not to post this on the internet. [laughs] You'd think wrong. [ding]

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Silence Has Never Been So Loud In John Krasinski's Film 'A Quiet Place' - Duration: 3:13.

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Parents Learn Deaf Age 2 Daughter Will Likely Lose Her Vision, So Dad Takes Matters Into Own Hands - Duration: 2:15.

Parents Learn Deaf Age 2 Daughter Will Likely Lose Her Vision, So Dad Takes Matters Into

Own Hands

A family in Middleborough, Massachusetts faced the difficult news that their little girl,

Rebecca was born deaf in 2016.

Jacob and Beth Lacourse learned to adapt, adjusting their lives and learning sign language.

Then they learned Rebecca's life would face additional challenges: She had a rare disease

called Usher Syndrome and will likely lose her vision by the time she becomes a teenager.

"IT WAS DEVASTATING.

YOU GO THROUGH A PERIOD OF MOURNING AND YOU FEEL LIKE A PIECE OF YOUR DAUGHTER HAS DIED,"

JACOB, SAID IN AN INTERVIEW FOR PEOPLE.

"WE BOTH WERE DEVASTATED FOR A FEW DAYS, BUT OVER TIME IT WAS LIKE, 'HEY, THIS IS

WHO SHE IS.

WE'RE GONNA MAKE IT WORK.'

I LIKE TO ADAPT THE WORLD TO HER NEEDS."

The loving parents knew that Rebecca would face challenges learning, noting that other

kids have plenty of toys to help them learn language during their formative years.

How would they help Rebecca learn Braille?

There didn't seem to be much available for kids in her situation to play with.

Fortunately, Jacob's position as an engineer, where he worked in product development for

twenty years, made him uniquely suited to solving complex problems.

He decided to develop his own solution to teach literacy to blind children early on

in life, ensuring they would have the skills they needed later in life.

He called his new invention, the BecDot, a device that can identify toys and respond

interactively with raised surface Braille letters that correspond to the name of that

toy.

The toy has flashing lights and sound effects, making it fun to play with.

The toy is so interesting that it draws interest from other kids, which Jacob believes helps

give a sense of inclusion to Rebecca.

The BecDot won an award at the Consumer Electronics Show in LasVegas, and now the inventor is

hoping he'll be able to offer the toy at an affordable price, getting it into the hands

of more children with visual impairments.

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Why is it so important to forgive? - Enable Closed Captions! - Duration: 10:11.

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The Kessel Run - Everything We Know So Far - Duration: 4:35.

Han's famous Kessel Run has been all but confirmed to appear in Solo: A Star Wars Story

this May.

We haven't heard much about that hyperspace route in the current canon, and the movie

will probably change that.

But today I'm going to run through the description given in Star Wars Legends, and then I'll

talk about what we do know in canon to prep for the film.

The Kessel Run was described as the ultimate test of a smuggler pilot's expertise in

The Hutt Gambit.

It allowed a pilot to shortcut across a large, uninhabited area of space that would otherwise

have taken a ship two days or more to go around.

But the direct route from Kessel back to the standard, safer trade routes lay perilously

close the Maw, which was a massive collection of black holes that distorted both space and

time.

Many ships had been lost in that area of space.

Flying closer to the Maw meant a pilot could shorten the number of parsecs traveled, but

at great risk.

After the black hole cluster came an uninhabited sector of space known as the Pit.

It was easier to navigate than the Maw, but more ships were lost there, because after

successfully navigating the cluster, pilots were tired, and their reflexes were slower.

The Pit was an asteroid field inside of nebula.

The gas and dust made ships' sensors less precise, and visibility was decreased.

In the Legends Han Solo Trilogy of books, Han became very experienced flying through

the Kessel Run multiple times.

Shortly before the Battle of Yavin he was chased by Imperials, requiring him to be more

daring to escape, and he wound up setting a record for time and distance through the

Run.

Chewbacca was skeptical that their instruments were working properly, but Han stubbornly

asserted that they had made it through in less than twelve parsecs.

So when Han claims that he made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs, he's talking

about distance traveled, not time.

The original script calls that boast an obvious attempt at misinformation, which I always

kind of liked, but Legends, and now I expect canon are going to retcon that into an event

that actually happened.

So let's talk about what we know in canon so far, and what we might see in Solo.

The Kessel Run was primarily used to smuggle spice from the spice mines of Kessel for the

Pyke Syndicate, who controlled the spice trade.

An article for Entertainment Weekly seems to confirm that the Kessel Run is littered

with black holes, and in the trailer we see the Falcon flying through a nebula filled

with giant, electrified tentacles, and you can see some asteroids as well.

If I had to guess, I think the Maw and the Pit will be combined to simplify things.

The entire Kessel Run will be a mess of danger.

The nebula will probably still mess with sensors, forcing Han to fly mostly by sight.

He'll have to deal with asteroids, black holes, and whatever those tentacled creatures

are all at the same time.

I also expect we'll be seeing his first time through.

I don't think he will be familiar with the Run by that point, and he'll just be flying

by the seat of his pants.

And since we mentioned the tentacles, let's jump back to Legends for a minute, and this

is something I've touched on before in a Q&A, but I think it's fun so I'm going

to mention it again.

The Maw was actually created by the Ones, beings who were immensely powerful in the

Force.

They built the black hole custer as a prison for a shape shifting being called Abeloth.

Her true form had tentacles.

Now, I don't think Abeloth is going to be or ever will be canon, but Pablo Hidalgo has

a history of making fun references to Legends stories in the Visual Dictionaries.

For example, in the guide for Rogue One, he talked about the Death Troopers being named

after an Imperial biological experiment that was meant to revive dead flesh.

That's a reference to the Legends book, Death Troopers, about zombie stormtroopers.

That doesn't make the book canon, it's just a fun nod.

I could see something like that happening in the guide for Solo.

Something about how the few pilots that survive the Kessel Run come out with stories of a

tentacled being of unimaginable power, kept at bay by the black holes.

Nothing overtly mentioning Abeloth, but enough to make Legends fans perk up.

That's all we know about the Kessel Run for now.

I'm looking forward to seeing its full canon interpretation on the big screen this May.

Do you think there might be more surprises in store in the film?

Let me know in the comments!

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As always, thanks for watching, and may the Force be with you!

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California's Legal Weed Is So Heavily Taxed and Regulated That the Black Market Might Survive - Duration: 10:58.

As of January 2018, anyone over the age of 21 can walk into a store in California

and pick up some marijuana.

All you need is some cash or a credit card.

To learn more about how legalized recreational cannabis sales work

we tracked a product up the supply chain from seed to sale.

And we talked to cannabis entrepreneurs along the way to find out what's changed for them

operating in a legal state market.

And what we found was surprising

excitement, yes, but also anxiety about the future of the legal market

under California's highly regulated and highly taxed system.

And industry insiders told us that if the legal market remains so overtaxed and overregulated

the black market will continue to stay in business.

The story ends with the sale of the Kiva bar,

the product of a company run by a husband and wife team

who began working out of their Oakland kitchen.

But let's start at the beginning about 100 miles away at Riverview Farms

which two years ago converted from poinsettias to pot.

It's been a family owned business for 20 years

with daughter Michelle Hackett currently serving as president.

This is the agricultural capitol of the world,

fresh vegetables come out of this growing region,

we also have great pinot noir grapes coming out of this region.

There's no reason why cannabis shouldn't be cultivated here.

Hackett is excited for the future of the market,

but under immense pressure from the increased regulation and taxation

that kicked in at the beginning of the year.

Riverview holds 16 different cultivation licenses to grow this amount of cannabis

as well as 2 distribution licenses to transport medical and recreational cannabis

to retailers and manufacturers.

They pay a harvest tax of $9.25

per dry weight ounce of cannabis flower that enters the commercial market.

Hackett says that compliance costs have driven up prices across the state.

I think it's greed.

People are looking for a handout and are thinking that

we're weed people, we must be making all this money,

but really we're running this like a farm,

or another agricultural operation in the same community wanting to be treated the same.

The greenhouses here hold plants at all stages of development

culminating in mature plants ready for harvest every 2 to 4 weeks.

Then workers hang the cannabis to dry before it's ready to be cut and sent to market.

But Hackett says that while business was booming in the era of medical cannabis legalization

strict licensure requirements have shrunk her customer base significantly

since recreational legalization went into effect.

We have to protect our license

so the only business we want to do is with other licensed retailers, distributors, delivery services.

In the past you had a customer list of, say, maybe 300,

right now maybe you're working with 50.

It's the green boom and people are wanting to jump on the bandwagon

and see if they can profit from this industry

but I think what people will realize is that it takes a lot of work.

Our next stop is Kiva's manufacturing facility in Oakland

a chocolate factory with one extra ingredient.

People want a product they can trust and rely on

and so in the sort of gray market of California we were really able to stand out

by producing something that was clean and consistent every single time.

Edible marijuana has provoked media stories of hospitalizations and meltdowns

with New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd

once penning a column about the time she ate cannabis infused chocolate

and freaked out in a Colorado hotel room shortly after legalization.

But Kiva bars are hand packaged into distinctive wrappers

that foreground the psychoactive THC content in big bold numbers

so that users know exactly how much they're consuming with each bite.

The packaging and labelling on Kiva products is extremely important.

We treat every package essentially like a billboard.

The education process around cannabis and consumers learning dosing is gonna take a while

until people have the same familiarity with cannabis dosing

as they do with alcohol for example.

Knoblich Palmer says that although the customer base for marijuana

has increased tenfold since recreational legalization

that the increased taxes and regulation have forced the company to make layoffs in recent months.

The situation in the market right now is pretty dire.

Right now there's a few hundred licenses in 2017 there were maybe 20 to 30 thousand operators

so we've seen a significant drop in the number of people allowed to operate in the market.

Taxes are a big component of the new market

there are essentially four times that the cannabis is taxed.

It's surprising that with the legal market in California

that companies are experiencing less volume and less demand

and that has everything to do with the cost of cannabis,

the price of cannabis to the end consumer.

Our company has unfortunately had to do a layoff for the first time in our company's history.

We were all really excited and kind of promised a really healthy, robust cannabis marketplace.

We're all sort of hanging on for our lives.

Noblich Palmer says she's still optimistic about the future of the industry,

but that some major reforms still need to happen

in order for a legal market to outcompete the black market.

The end consumer is walking into a regulated store

and seeing prices up here

and then they're walking into an unregulated store,

or they're calling their guy and they're seeing prices down here.

So the unregulated market really has the potential to derail the entire system

because it's undercutting all the legal operators at every opportunity.

Our next stop is at PharmLabs, a testing facility in Long Beach.

Before legal weed makes it to market in California

the new law requires testing for purity and potency.

Often several times if the cannabis is part of a manufactured product.

It's one of many cannabis labs that existed long before the state required testing

since many companies, such as Kiva,

underwent voluntary testing as a way to set their products apart from the competition.

The states don't have enough resources to provide testing services.

I think we're really filling in a gap, these labs that have been here from the beginning.

Dr. Robert Brodnick is the research director at this lab

and has a background in counternarcotics at the Department of Defense.

He says his mind changed when he saw that cannabis

could be a less harmful alternative to other drugs.

Cannabis is a potential way to mitigate or offset some of the dangers of opioid abuse.

This view is in stark contrast to that of Attorney General Jeff Sessions

who buys into the marijuana as gateway drug argument.

Heroin addiction starts with prescriptions.

We think a lot of this is starting with marijuana and other drugs too.

Studies are still limited,

but preliminary data do show that states with legal marijuana

tend to have lower rates of opioid addiction and overdose deaths.

And while testing should make cannabis products even safer for consumers,

Magdoff worries that California's testing standards are a little too stringent.

I think it's gonna be a rough start for California

with the amount of products that are gonna fail.

The pesticide thresholds are very stringent here.

Cannabis is the most tested agricultural commodity at this point.

For California cannabis industry to be successful

there needs to be kind of a middle ground.

The final destination is, of course, the storefront.

Known for years and years in California as the dispensary.

We visited A Green Alternative in San Diego

just minutes from the border and, ironically,

down the road from the Drug Enforcement Administration offices.

The store counts Kiva as one of its top sellers

and owner Zachary Lazarus says he's seen a definite spike in sales

post recreational legalization.

The difference between operating medicinally versus recreationally

is you have a plethora of people that have come out of the woodwork,

have come out of the closet, that are so happy to be able to consume cannabis for the first time

or to re look at it since their college or high school days.

But, like the other business owners we spoke with,

he says that regulations are still too tight, taxes too high,

and worries that local governments are too involved

in picking winners and losers in the market with the licensing system.

It seems like there's a lot of barriers to entry right now

but that doesn't have to be that way.

Yes we need strict compliance and we need accountability

but we also need to give all those mom and pop shop owners an opportunity

a chance to give back with taxation, a chance to grow jobs

and a chance to really contribute to the cannabis community.

And like everyone in the cannabis industry,

Lazarus still lives under the dark cloud of federal prohibition.

Stores like his still have trouble even opening bank accounts.

We don't have a fair shake when it comes to being able to transact

and do it above board like everybody else.

Issues with the banking system and fear of federal crackdowns

were a consistent theme every step of the way.

It's scary, I'm not gonna lie, it's a huge issue for us in terms of banking.

Having us federally legal would take a huge, you know, weight off my shoulder.

Cannabis being illegal at the federal level

is certainly a challenge that the industry thinks about on a daily basis.

It's a natural governor of the growth potential of the industry.

The words coming out of Jeff Sessions' mouth, to me,

is like the words coming out of Anslinger's mouth back in the 1930s.

You have a lot of criticism and you have a lot of ignorance

that really doesn't understand an industry.

When you don't understand something you tend to criticize it.

But despite lingering uncertainty, everyone along the supply chain remained optimistic

that there will be regulatory reforms in California

and eventual legalization nationwide.

The cat's out of the bag.

More people in this country live in a state with some type of cannabis regulation now

so I really feel there's no going back.

It's not going away, so they might as well regulate it and capitalize on the tax money.

The whole state really wants this

with 37 and a half million people in our state you really can't go backwards

I mean, that's just reality.

California's going to recreational market is a huge win for the industry

for the cannabis plant overall.

It will really help cannabis become more mainstream, allow more people to have access to it

and really further the movement in a way that we probably have never seen before.

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Channing & Jenna getrennt: So filmreif war ihre große Liebe! - Duration: 0:55.

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adlerBrasileiro | GUCCI GANG - Duration: 3:20.

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The Reason 'The Real' Is So Excited for the Oscars - Duration: 3:19.

Ladies, what do you think of the nominations.

>> It's exciting.

>> Okay, I'm not gonna lie.

Oscars sometimes, I get excited to see what they're gonna wear, but a lot of

times, I haven't seen all the film. >> Sometimes, there are films I've never

even heard of, like that's Oscar's. >> But this year I've

seen a lot of them and I'm really excited because two of them are nominated which is

the Greatest Showman. >> Have you guys seen it?

No, but you talk about it all the time. >> I'm obsessed, my gosh.

I've heard a lot about it too. >> First of all, it's a musical.

>> I have the soundtrack.

It's amazing.

[LAUGH] I know all the songs.

Songs, and I'm just so exited that it's even nominated for

like the best song in a film.

And I love that at the Oscars.

They do the performances,

where all the nominated songs actually they get to perform them.

And I'm really exited about it and I'm going to be in my little room doing

the choreography, [CROSSTALK] and it's going to be amazing.

But I am so excited. >> Did you see Ladybird?

No. >> I think Ladybird is

out of all the movies for

right now is that one really moved me. >> But

did you see I,Tonya is the question? >> [LAUGH]

>> Itonia no I have not.

>> [APPLAUSE]

>> I'm obssessed with that one too.

Yes, I watched the documentary first if you're gonna see I,Tonya watch

the documentary, it's on Amazon, it's 30 for 30,

the ESPN documentary called The Price of Gold and it has a lot of what they

put in the movie by I,Tonya, and it's so- >> And Marco Robbie, I

mean Marco Robbie is an amazing actor, so. >> Allison Chaney,

she's already won twice and I think she's gonna take the Oscar home.

>> And for the 100th time,

Meryl Streep has been nominated again. >> [LAUGH]

>> It's like that's my girl,

I love her very much.

[CROSSTALK] This is like her 21st nomination.

So, she could play Harriet Tubman, I'm telling you, I'll be like damn, yeah.

I believe it. >> I'm just really,

really happy for May J Blige.

I know you Mary J Blige, I know we're talking about her earlier her past year

has been challenging >> Man this was her first lead break out

role and to get nominated for an Oscar? >> Huge, that is huge man.

[APPLAUSE] I am so proud of her. >> Meryl's career in general,

where she came from and just herself. >> She's been so

transparent about everything that's gone on and I think that ain't

the best revenge I don't know what is. >> [LAUGH]

>> You're out here winning

>> There were a couple of shout outs,

there were a couple of slubs I wanted to mention.

Wonderwoman got shut out y'all, they did nothing,

I mean that was a beautiful movie. >> It was, Lonie cried at the end of it.

>> Yeah, exactly so

I think it should have got something but >> I mean, even if it's-

>> A lot of people struggled with

the ending of that movie. >> Really?

>> I haven't seen it yet.

>> Well you have got to see it.

And also Stephen Spielberg got snubbed.

Tom Hanks got snubbed.

And my boy Lil Rel in Get Out.

I think he should have gotten a supporting actor nomination.

He did very well as a TSA agent.

I thought he was amazing. >> So but and Tiffany, Tiffany got

snubbed, I was like I was surprised cuz they had her announcing this morning, so

I was like they got her up at the crack of dawn she got to get that Oscar nomination.

>> And that was the first announcement you

could kind of look on her face like >> Okay, that's it, but where's my name?

But you know what?

You keep doing your thing Tiffany.

Yours is coming, all right? >> That's right.

We are all the way around.

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