. [♪] >>¡gracias, noodle! noodle: ¡por nadasean! >>aquÍ tenemos nuestras tortillas de animales y tienen sus rras de jirafa ya pueden irse a ca a disfrutar con su famia¡que disfruten! niños: ¡gracias, sean! >>oh, por da. ¡que lo disfruten! noodle: mmm, miren la cantidad de diferentes animales de tortillas. sean: !oh! y llevan puestas sus gorras y caminan como si fueran jirafas. isas]noodle: y se arstran como pumas. [rido] todos: ¡adiÓs, sean! >>genial. grias, doodle. doodle: ponada. >>sean, ¿ puedes hacer una gorra de jirafa? >>claro que sÍ, noodle. despuÉs haremos una junt. >>¡muy en! >>si quieres puedes hacer la gorra de algÚn otro anil para gar dero de casa. ¿de quÉ animal te gustarÍa? !aquÍ vamos! [campanadas] me pregunto cuÁl ra nuestra prÓxima parada. ¡nos vemos pronto! locutor: stephanieosrae mucha diverÓn, po bbie lo quiere echar todo a perder. aquÍiene sportacl scate. cc: telemundo network captioni@temundo.com (305) 887-3060 cc: telemundo network. [tema sical] >>¡a desayunar! [♪] [♪] ♪ estás en l

noodle: sÍ. sean: oh, estÁn juntos en la cocina y la tÍa evel los estÁ ayudando a recoger algunos moldes de hornear para mÁs tarde. gracias, dooe. >>sÍ, gracias. de nada. [ladrido] >>oh, ese debe ser doggity. veamos quÉstÁ haciendo allÁ. [♪])e)g9g9g9w9w=w=g=goy tos: ¿qÉ se cuece? ♪ cosas ricas para ti de doggity. ♪ [♪] >>hola, doggity, llegÓ una familia, que estÁ de vacaciones pa almorzar. tienen prisa y necitan contuar su viaje. >>¿una familia de vacaciones? quÉ divertido m mejar y pasar empo juntos en el camino. >>mirando por la vtanilla del auto y cantando cancione las ruedas del autobÚs giran y giran. ¡ja, ja! >>y ver atracciones en la carretera como la sandÍa mÁs grande del mundo. podrÍa ser la pizza mÁs grande del mundo. oh, irÉ por el trapeador otra vez. >>recuerdo mis vacaciones en familia cuando era pequeÑo. subÍamos al auto y tomÁbamos la carretera, siempre listos. >>tony, no era tu milia, eran tus muÑecos. >>lo sÉ. oh, las aventuras que tenÍamos. pod�

if you've got noodles, a 15% gain. i would take profits in at least half your position here, and put noodles in your shopping list, so you can buy some back at lower levels. let's go to ellen in my home state of pennsylvania. ellen? >> caller: oh, jim! first-time caller! i saw you with the ceo from buffalo wild wings when it was in the 50s, and i loved the stock. i more than doubled it. >> yes! >> caller: and my broker wants me to sell it now and i can't stand the thought of it. >> well, you know what, i'm going to suggest that your broker is not off-base, because you've got to double. and when you get those doubles, we take half off. then we let the rest run. that satisfies his concern about capital preservation. it satisfies my concern about capital appreciation. it's not splitting the baby, it's doing the right thing. nita in georgia. nita?! >> caller: hey, jim. boo-yah! >> boo-yah. >> caller: from the peach state of florida -- or georgia. >> all right. atlanta goes, who knows? >> caller: yeah, we did get last weeke

>>muy bien, ¿puedes ayudae coesto, noodle? ahora que comenzamos a cortar los cÍrculos, empezares aqui. noodle: oh, unÍrco. >>¿ ves? >>¿presiono? >>eso es. >>¿presiono otra vez? >>y ahora que hemos cortado dos los cÍrculos, los colocaremos en la bandeja, Í [♪] ¡buenrabajo, noodle! >>¡gracia sean: ahora tenemos que lavar los albacoqu. ¿sabes quÉ? guardaremos esto pardespuÉs. >>ok tomarÉ ualbaricoque asÍ, usarÉ un cuchillo, asÍ que este es un trabajo para adultos. ha qucortarlo por la lÍnea, asi. mira lo que hay adentro. noodle: ah, la semilla. se: sÍ, la semillaahora se

>>de inmediato, noodle. ella es mi amiga noodle mcnole, a quien gusta ayudarme en la cocina y usar su cerebro. ¿te gusta usar tu cerebro? bien.¡entonces, vamos! [♪] hola, noodle, ¿quÉ se cuece? >>¡oh! buenosÍas, sean. >>creo que vine desiado rÁpido. estoy viendo manchas. >>oye, vi la leche y empecÉ a hacer como si fuera una vaca. >>ajÁ. >>¡muuu! >>muy bien, noodle, esa es la leche de la gran de joseph y julia. vamos a usarla para preparar una malteada de arÁndanos chispeantes. [risa] >>¡quÉ bueno, sean! bien, ya me lavÉ las manos, sean. ¿y tu? >>gracias, ndl lo harÉ. [♪] ♪ lavo, lavo, lavo hast que quedenimpias... ♪ noodle: anda, sean, limpiecitas. ♪ lavo, lavo, lo hasta hacerlas brillar. ♪ ♪ y con todo muy limpio vamos a cocinar. ♪ >>!genial! ambos: vamos a cocinar. >>lo primero que haremos es pintar el borde de estos vasos con mi tibia para que adhieran todas las chispitas. >>ohnunca antes habÍa pintado con miel. >>entonces, te eantarÁ. sumÉrgelo. nood: bien. sean: pinta

noodle! mr. noodle? dorothy has a frog question. are you ready, mr. noodle? good. how do you leap like a frog, mr. noodle? - yeah! - how do you leap like a frog? - go ahead, mr. noodle. - wait. what is that? - he's dancing. - mr. noodle! - that's leaping like a dancer, mr. noodle, not like a frog. - leap like a frog! - you can do it. ha ha ha! - and go! - that's not a frog! - those are kangaroo hops! - you need to leap like a frog, not like a kangaroo. - you got to leap like a frog. - mr. noodle, elmo has an idea. squat down. - yeah. like that! - what is he doing? - he's waddling like a duck. - mr. noodle! - well, that's very good, but listen, mr. noodle. push off with your legs. - where are your legs? - yeah. 1 leg, 2 legs. - now use your legs, mr. noodle. - i think he's got it. - he's being like a frog. - now leap! - leap, mr. noodle! - he's got it! good leaping, mr. noodle! - that's leaping like a frog! - he's a leap frog! ha ha ha! mr. noodle. ooh. huh? what's that, dorothy? oh, ok. dorothy wants to ask someone else. how do you leap like a frog? - dorothy, this

starts with this guy cooking up some noodles because watch the noodles because out of the noodles comes a girl named allison gold. ♪ ♪ ♪ i love chinese food, you know that it's true ♪ ♪ cho mein, chow mein >> she made it rain with chow mein. ♪ ♪ >> this is the latest video release from teen-age producer, he brought us rebecca black's "friday." this one could be up there. keep watching. ♪ ♪ >> i thought this was going to be funny and clever. >> some people are pointing out in the comments that they're upset about a number of things. also not so happy about the girls dress in the video. >> click on best of rtm or go to our mobile challenges. >> this guy is known for eating challenges. this time he's doing something different. >> see how many rubber bands i can put on my face at one time. >> i've seen this stunt before but l.a. beef has done this time of thing before. >> seems like i look like the joker from batman. >> i'm not going to lie. this looks really painful. look at him go. >> it feels like the duchess just injected novocain into my face. >> he looks like the rev

. >> how many spaghetti noodles will fit inside a paper towel roll? >> find out if you're any better. >> and two baby seals out to sea. and it's a brother-on-brother test. >> see what's sharper, her scissors or her tongue. >> a cop in romania was directing traffic obviously but never expected this to come his way. >> whoa! >> that's a cow. >> that is a bull. >> oh, no! >> he goes right at the policeman, knocks him to the ground, scaring everybody around. the police officer does manage to get up. other people come to help. the bull takes off running. apparently that bull escaped. he was on a truck, about to taken to a port where he was apparently supposed to be embassy ported. he's like, nope, i have other ideas for myday.crazy. >> he ran through the wet pavement with the flow of traffic. >> there are pedestrians everywhere but he chooses to go right for the traffic cop. >> that's the on guy waving his hands like this. maybe that offended the bull. >> eventually they did call the vet. the vet brought a tranquilizer. he's putting together, loading the d

visitors can try a wide variety of noodle soups at the popular food emporium. more and more tourists from southeast asia are visiting the museum every day. the museum manager says visitors from indonesia and malaysia have doubled compared to last year. restaurants at the museum unveiled a muslim family menu in july. customers first pay for their ramen after the ticket machine before they eat. there's a picture of a pig next to it. it lets customers know it's pork-free. this dish is made without pork or alcohol, prohibited substances for observers of the islamic faith. the soup broth is made of bean paste and the toppings are vegetarian. >> translator: six of our nine restaurants offer these noodles. we hope all the restaurants will have options for our muslim guests. >> reporter: officials at the japan national tourism organization say the visitors in august from indonesia and malaysia rose about 30% from last year. nearly 90% of indonesians are muslims, and 60% of malaysians. this hotel just outside tokyo offers services for muslims. this is their special gues

did you try the noodle? yeah. you tried the noodle? you didn't find it good? different child: i don't like it. i'm done. hendrick: a few words about food and nourishment: all of us understand how important adequate nutrition is. everyone doesn't have the same diet, so let's be especially sensitive to our children who are vegetarian, lactose intolerant, or who have other special religious and dietary needs. let's talk to the families and find out firsthand which foods are appropriate and which are not. woman: you're so happy. you have a full tummy now? hendrick: let's discuss feeding time and infants. why do you think it's important that we feed a child when he's hungry, rather than according to a schedule? the challenge is, of course, recognizing how each baby lets you know he's hungry. what signs should you look for to determine whether a baby is hungry and wants to be fed? it's very important that we establish open communication with parents about their infant's feeding and nutrition. would you like some more? look at nancy. children prefer plain, familiar f

those nice vermicelli noodles. i take it and toss it up with a little rice wine vinegar which adds a nice flavor. we use a little red leaf lettuce, green leaf lettuce, whatever you feel you like the most. i will load it up with a couple of noodles. >> i never would have thought this was something i could make at home. >> oh, yeah. >> it looks too fancy. >> it looks easy. >> well, i'm mexican, and this is a burrito basically, right? >> we'll load it up with all my favorite herbs, basil, mint, a little cilantro. add as much cilantro as you like because it makes it nice and delicious. now we have this. we can roll it up. you want to try it out or would you like me to do the first one? >> just about out of time but we can direct people to your website as well. >> chefjosie.com or visit globalproject.org and get involved and try to engage 1 million people, #onemillionhearts and let's raise money for a good cause. >> thank you very much, chef. >> thank you, kris. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> still

there's another ridiculous name, noodles & company. i mean, noodles, the valuation is egregious and the fundamentals aren't there. in terms of tesla, the stock goes up as long as musk can manage street expectations, pure and simple. eventually, when it comes to the end of the road, the valuation is incredible. the end market's not that big, and by the way, just talking to a few people, construction's fraught. a piece of debris piercing the undercarriage of the car and creating a fire? to me, that's something that's begging for a recall and reconstruction. if they conreconstruct it and put in heavy material, a thick material, means profit -- >> sure, it's hard to know -- >> it's a big stock, so it keeps going. i wouldn't short here. >> the reason noodles, potbelly come out and get the huge valuations -- >> put up a number of the stocks, the one that have moved -- can facebook be in that category? >> forget about what some -- >> some of the other momentum names. >> -- valuations support facebook. >> forget about -- forget about what the

. >> is he noodling or going for the gartner. >> he's digging up there. >> i this no idea people were still icing people. that was years ago. >> apparently it's becoming a trend at weddings. >> then watch him go. >> he finds it. >> the idea is if someone hands you a bottle of ice, you have to slam it right then and there. >> i think the joke is nobodiants to spirnoff ice because it's pretty disgusting. >> well, nothing wants to slam it. >> this was so pop already. dog does the dishes. >> now close it. >> have you ever wished that the car you bought was a different color? >> then why'd you buy it? >> maybe you bought a silver car and you're like i feel like a red car or blue car. >> so you could chamber of commerce your car's clothes. >> that's the idea behind this heat sensitive paint. it looks like they're destroying the color of this nissan but that's not what they're doing. it's heat sensitive. that is changing the color from orange to black. >> so if you are living somewhere like montana. in the consider cold weather you're going to have a black car and in this case ulg have a red

stir in the noodles, seasoning, then smite them... smite them with the liquid gold until there can be no more smiting. hmmm yes... [ spoken faintly ] liquid gold. >>> if you find out that your favorite store is having a big sale, you may be ready to grab the purse and hit the mall, but some are always having ales. >> if you're a bargain hunt are, that implies a hunt. here are a few stores where if you are not using a coupon, we're doing something wrong. first, macy's. macy's is always on sale, super saturday, arbor day, columbus day. some sales are better than others. some items are excluded. for your average merchandise, a quick check pretty regular yields coupons for around 20% off. as far as i can tell, the full price at banana republic is more of a suggestion. i'm constantly seeing signs with 30% off. if you sign up to receive emails from banana republic, they will sbdz you a special offer. that's a 25% coupon code. you can stack that. bed, bath and beyond, you have to be beyond fool lsh to pay -- foolish to pay full price. there'

if you have some noodles and tuna fish, you can make a casserole that's small on price, but big on flavor. you are a wise woman. it is a shame you dress like a lebanese prostitute. return to the docks! well, if he thinks he's getting a corner piece, forget it. ( playing traditional turkish music ) homer: wow, marge, once again, your mom-ly wisdom averted disaster. and i promise i will return this rv first thing in the morning. easy... easy... easy... easy... d-ohh! water damage-- can't be returned. i win again! ( laughing hysterically ) ah... hey, it's only money. and it did make a cool splash. ( chuckles ) marge, you're taking this pretty well. dude, she seemed tense, so we put a little hashish in her meal. cool. which came first, turkey the bird or turkey the you guys? if you don't want to say it, just think it. ♪ istanbul was constantinople ♪ now it's istanbul, not constantinople ♪ ♪ been a long time gone, constantinople ♪ ♪ now it's turkish delight on a moonlit night ♪ ♪ istanbul! captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ i've been everywhere, man, i'

one favorite is ramen noodles, chef's demonstrating preparation methods is a popular attraction. how much, problems at the fukushima plant has raised concern from other countries. >> we need to see whether the food is really safe for them. >> officials say that despite the accident, japanese exports of seafood are growing. >>> millions of tourists visit japan every year to see the country and learn about its way of life. but many say their experience is too shallow. so some long-time foreign residents are drawing on deck asd of experience and showing them how to get off the tourist trail. >> reporter: this was famous for its old japan air. but some tourists want a deeper experience than the obvious sites. >> i always like to know more, more about history. more about what's happening, what's going on right now. >> would be interested to learn more about the culture. to japan ten years ago. he's a software engineer who also writes about japanese culture and places to visit. his first book, a geek in japan was translated into five languages, including english and portuguese. it has

i prefer noodles, i prefer chipotle, perhaps after panera reports and goes down, i might prefer panera. all those i think are a more healthy eating situation and that's what i'm looking for going forward. let's go oh to travis in indiana, please. travis. >> caller: hey, great to talk to you, jim. >> thank you, travis. >> caller: can i give a quick shoutout to my wonderful mother in ohio named sherry? >> absolutely. sherry, thank you for watching. go ahead. >> caller: and my stock today is align technologies. they went up a whopping 26% today. and i want to know, with all opportunity overseas for them to expand, do you think it might not be too late to get in on this stock? >> you know, this one went up and i know why. because i recommended it many years ago and then it reported a bad quarter and then a couple bad quarters. there is a heavy short position here meaning people are betting against the stock. they got fooled. i say that, by the way, today in athena health. same thing. good number, upgrade, boom. you can't buy it now, sir. it is just too high. but i'm glad your mama listens.

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stir in the noodles, seasoning, then smite them... smite them with the liquid gold until there can be no more smiting. hmmm yes... [ spoken faintly ] liquid gold. very nice. very nice. very nice. here's your sports illustrated. very nice. wait a minute. what was that? oh. uh... i don't like it anymore. so you're giving up reading altogether? i still have cereal boxes. unless count chocula suddenly lowers his standards. you want to tell me what's going on here? nothing. sports illustrated used to be good. now it's bad. they have no credibility. no taste. oh, ray. did sports illustrated reject you again? no. as a matter of fact, i'm proud of those rejections now because that rag is amateurville, jack. they're publishing andy's thing. oh, that's great! [mimicking her] no, it's not! but, ray, you should be happy-- oh, my gosh-- because you helped him. oh, oh, oh. he didn't take your notes, did he? ray? how did he get into the mint without your key? he knows the janitor. you can't even enjoy his success. i'm enjoying it, ok? it's just that

i prefer noodles, i prefer chipotle, perhaps after panera reports and goes down, i might prefer panera. all those i think are a more healthy eating situation and that's what i'm looking for going forward. let's go to travis in indiana, please. travis. >> caller: hey, great to talk to you, jim. >> thank you, travis. >> caller: can i give a quick shoutout to my wonderful mother in ohio named sherry? >> absolutely. sherry, thank you for watching. go ahead. >> caller: and my stock today is align technologies. they went up a whopping 26% today. and i want to know, with all opportunity overseas for them to expand, do you think it might not be too late to get in on this stock? >> you know, this one went up and i know why. because i recommended it many years ago and then it reported a bad quarter and then a couple bad quarters. there is a heavy short position here meaning people are betting against the stock. they got fooled. i say that, by the way, today in athena health. same thing. good number, upgrade, boom. you can't buy it now, sir. it is just too high. but i'm glad your mama listens. al

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all right, now, this is beef stroganoff, and you eat it with the noodles. ooh, and i got your favorite, steak and macaroni and ham and cheese alfredo. all right, ma. well, i appreciate it. you know, with my schedule, it's hard to eat healthy. oh, baby. no. n-no, no, robbie. no. that's not for you. chicken is for raymond. of course. raymond gets the chicken. hey. marie: hey. is dad around? no. you just missed him. he's on his way to the barber shop. barber? why doesn't he just go down to the bowling alley and stick his head in the ball buffer? come on, man. that's a little rough. what? listen, listen, has--has dad been acting different lately? you know, now that you mention it, he has been in a very good mood. yeah? yeah. and i notice he hasn't been quite so cheap. like today, he's not only getting a haircut, he's also getting a shave. ah, i think if you're charging dad for a haircut, you throw in the shave. i don't know, lately dad's been acting different to me, you know, like... nicer. yeah? typical. so--so he hasn't been acting nicer to you? surprising, i

>> well, this and noodles, and what they are telling you is that mcdonalds is going to be giving up ground to newer and hipper concepts to cities where people will spend more than a $1 to eat. mcdonald's chart is reflecting negatively, and the ipos is coming out to exceed more than anyone thinks they will do. >> i will defer to josh because of the potbelly, but nootles -- noodles, the future is not as bright for them. >> nobody was a buyer for potbelly? >> no. and one thing for the ipos the next casual dining company that is coming in is going to come in hi higher and they are leaving the stock higher. >> well, this is a pricing bubble, and potbelly is a 35-year-old company, and it is not that misunderstood. >> they said the same for dunkin' donuts and said it is a mature brand and four decades old, and the stock trades higher weekly, and the story is that it is companies that come out, and raise money, and go into the new territories where they have not existed before, and the people can't keep up with the estimates for growth. >> all right. segue from talking to the potbelly, and apparen

. >> then, we're going to put the noodles down. okay? then, we have that. then, what we're going to do, is take another layer of the sauce. and then, what we're going to do is get that nice and even. and then, we're going to add some cheese. we're going to add some grated mozzarella. we're going to add some provolone cheese, just because i like the sharpness of provolone. >> i usually don't think of provolone in lasagna. that's the emeril way. i would think this could get tricky in the serving portion. >> it could get tricky when you took in 26-degree weather here. george, give me a layer there. spread that around. more noodles. >> and you continue that. >> give me another good layer or two of sauce. now, we come over here, guys. george, unveil. here it is. you take this slow cooker. and this cooks for four hours. look at this. >> wow. >> all right. four hours. you have one? in the multicooker, not only do rice. we made a stir fry with beef and vegetables. i use the local green beans. >> you use the rice setting, brown the meat, take the meat out and put ev

i live pb, pb, i love noodles, but the real growth here, 1,900 new stores this year, yum brands. >> not this quarter. >> joe, who made the more compelling argument? >> go with john. on september 10th, they had the analyst day, chinese, yum brands, they talked about reinventing the brand, some of the positive news coming out of there. clearly, you're seeing that kfc is working, margin growth back to 20% the end of 2014. i like john's thesis. >> tell us who you think won. use #bull or #bear. we'll give you the results at the end of the show. >>> let's stick with the consumer. the annual ranking of the best sell side analyst is out. and our next guest has been the number-one ranked analyst covering food and drugstores for 12 years running. let's welcome meredith add letter of barclays. welcome. congratulations on the honer. >> thank you very much. >> let's go through the list here. a chart of cvs. you tell us why you like it. make your case. >> okay. i mean, i think cvs is extremely well positioned. we've got a lot of stuff going on in the health care. and we think that they are positioned

all of our asses british people wake up and say oh my god george of course so i go there is a cup of noodles left over for some chinese mergers and acquisition banker who's on his way back to peking to spend my frickin money. not only correct pronunciation by the way beijing ok but that dates me because when i was growing up we could say peking but no no no no no no that's beijing both beijing that brings me back to this i.b.m. story because here you have. george osborne saying we need to compete with china who can't even spell i.b.m. . brings not worth the plum nickel on the brain exchange rights they say we got to go thanks. thank you max stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. luk right on the scene. the first trip to lift a knife wielding picture. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram live. to be in the. slums. playing. live. to who claimed. the lives. lost up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to. live. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others refused to notice and. say since changed the world lights never. so picture of today's place. from arou

of our asses british people wake up and i say oh my god george osborne so all i got here is a cup of noodles left over for some chinese mergers and acquisition banker who's on his way back to be kings but my first money. my only use of correct pronunciation by the way beijing ok that dates me because when i was growing up we should say peking but no no no no no no no it's beijing oh it's beijing that brings me back to this i.b.m. story because here you have. george osborne saying we need to compete with china and can't even spell i.b.m. . braze not worth the plum nickel on the brain exchange they said we got to go thanks. thank you max the second half a whole lot more. welcome to the future. show thirty four countries spend over fifteen billion euros on culture that says so each one hundred fifty million degrees with uncle mike newell to sell from st petersburg to france we travel in search of the song. knowledge update we've got the future covered. and the mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range month free risk free studio time free. download free blog plug in video fo

be not led away by them around thee, dressing don't fill empty noodle. i know the people, the real people that make thy bread for thee and i tell thee, they count no man king of france until the holy oil has been poured on his hair and himself consecrated and crowned in reims' cathedral. and now thou needs new clothes, charlie. there is some good in thee, charlie, but it is not yet a king's good. if the english win, it is they that will make the treaty and then god help poor france. thou must fight, charlie, whether thou will or no. i will go first to hearten thee, we must take our courage in both hands, aye, and pray for it with both hands too. i tell thee, it is god's business we are here to do, not our own. i have a message to thee from god and thou must listen to it, though thy heart break with the terror of it. i can turn thee into a king in reims' cathedral and that is a miracle that will take some doing, it seems. charlie, i come to thee from the land and i've gotten my strength working on the land, and i tell thee that the land is thine to rule r

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rule number four, do not make slurping sound when eating noodles. in fact, don't make slurping sounds when you are eating anything at all ever. rule five, after a flight do not steal life jackets. who steals life jackets? they say you have a dangerous situation arises some one else will not have a life jacket. that's true. maybe, like, hey, i made this. i am taking home. [ cheers and applause ] next rule. should be, right? next rule, do not spit in the street. or anywhere, really, while at it. rule seven do not force locals to help take pictures. that one i don't get. i have never seen a chinese tourist taking a picture. rule eight, not sure i understand this one. avoid giving mums or yellow flowers to dinner hosts in france. yeah, what are you monsters? sound like the secret password or something. avoid giving mums or yellow flowers to dinner hosts in france. next one, do not take excessive amounts of food at buffets. that one i am guilty of. actually still on lifetime ban from hometown buffet. last one, snap fingers to beckon dogs not humans. i do

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