| This is very exciting. |
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| We are at Saint Joseph's
Medical Center |
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| because, today, Andy Dwyer
is getting his casts off. |
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| It is a great day
for Andy, |
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| and it's a wonderful day
for my subcommittee. |
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| Oh, my God. |
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| Your boobs are dead. |
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| Stop it.
No, they're not. |
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| I'm calling it. |
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| Time of boob death
9:18 a.m. |
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| We did everything we could,
but they were just too small. |
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| Okay, Ann,
how do you feel? |
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| I feel good. |
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| I'm recording some of these
soundbites for the website, |
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| so I need you to say something a
little bit more moving and poignant. |
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| You know, pithy,
articulate. |
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| Kind of grabby,
but unrehearsed. |
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| Like you just made it up,
but think about it for a second. |
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| Now say something like that.
And then be funny. |
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| Okay, go.
How do you feel? |
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| I'm happy. |
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