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Dan Soder (1:03)
And now the bonfire with Big.
Jay Oakerson (1:05)
J Okerson and Robert Kelly. Dude, how can people keep saying that you're a fucking. Do you hear what they're saying about you?
Dan Soder (1:13)
About me?
Jay Oakerson (1:14)
Yeah. No, dude, you're, you're. You don't hear it? You haven't heard it yet?
Dan Soder (1:20)
Are you just making a thing up?
Jay Oakerson (1:21)
No, I swear to God, dude, I was. Last night I got sent. Dude, you're all that in a bag of chips. Have you heard that people were saying that about you? No, I'm just letting you know, dude.
Dan Soder (1:32)
Word is that I'm all in a bag of chips.
Jay Oakerson (1:34)
The word on the streets. All that in a bag of chips.
Dan Soder (1:37)
How'd you get that? When you were. Your insides were falling to your outsides all night.
Jay Oakerson (1:40)
Ah, dude, I was thinking about chips all night. I was starving. Buddy, last night was so bad. I was thinking of you. I almost called you because you went through this.
Dan Soder (1:48)
Sure.
