taking a live look outside right now towards planet hollywood. a show that pays tribute to the king of rock n' roll, sitting down and making a home in las vegas again. >> i've been waiting for this day since i have been show. the day the king would come to join us. >> the king is in the building. we'll be speaking in a moment. >> good morning, everybody. >> you have an unhealthy -- i think any elvis fan has an unhealthy obsession with elvis. >> i feel elvis in my gut. i have sometimes a kid, everything about it. >> i think they call it the

>> our next guess does not have it. >> bananas and peanut butter. >> and steak well done. i know so many facts about elvis. i -- yeah, i loved elvis as a kid, and then when i was a teen, i collected records for a while. >> okay. >> i got into the old, you know, the old record player phase. >> they would be called a hipster. >> i was hipster before the hip -- >> before the -- >> and i had a lot of elvis records, and i elvis and me, that priscilla wrote. i read that, and it was like i devoured every page. i know a lot about elvis. >> and i grew up listening to elvis with my dad, a huge elvis fan. the last time he drove out to vegas he stopped in -- he stopped at sun studio and he stopped at graceland, and just

>> i would like to go. >> hop in the rv with my dad the next time. >> that could be fun. >> so facebook and twitter pages, you can let us know what you think. >> tell us your elvis memory. >> you hear that, right? that's jailhouse rock. all right, guys. >> this is a very important moment for her. >> this is a good day. >> my goodness. >> it's the iconic elv show. we are celebrating all shook up. power awe, travis? my name is travis, i know your name. >> nice to see you. >> congrats, guys. they celebrated 1,000 shows. >> 1,000 shows? my goodness. i love that. >> i'm tired. >> elvis has a love for -- tell us about the show for those who haven't seen it.

we're one of the only all elvis shows in las vegas with a live band on the strip. we do the 50s elvis, we do the '70s elvis. we try to hit all the popular songs as much as we can, because we only have an hour and 15 minutes. >> it would have to be a six-hour show. >> exactly. >> now, it's interesting, you go through different eras. i saw the show broken down, you cover different themes of elvis' life. >> especially the '50s was completely different than the '70s elvis. he went to the jumpsuit with all the stones and all the bling and the big sideburns, and we actually covered that. >> what's great about the show is because we're able to cover the '50s and the '70s, we have an emcee that comes out in the middle of the show, does a short skit while travis transforms himself from what you see here into elvis and the jumpsuit with

sideburns coming down. and it's just amazing how when he walks out, at the mid show, in the jumpsuit, the audience just gasps. >> they know. >> because of the transformation and boom. >> such a big elvis so integrated into las vegas. >> oh, my goodness. >> he's part of the fabric of this town and the strip. >> what was the moment where you had that connection, the first connection with elvis? >> i was 13 when i the movie jailhouse rock. i just had that connection. when you sing the song, there was something about it. i said that's the man i want. didn't think i would actually be here. but that was the moment. i have been a fan my whole life. >> i got to ask you. people always say which elvis did you like? i liked the early elvis, but then he -- you know, he gained weight, and i'm like you know what? if you love elvis, you love

>> yes. >> like in every era. and every way. >> before i performed as elvis i would have told you i liked a certain era, but you really have a different respect for that era because you are like wow, there is a lot of effort he put into every single era he did. different persona, different outlook. it's real linting when you put on the outfit, you have a completely different persona for that outfit. >> there is a lot of good artists, there has been a lot of great artistsut transcends all of that. >> absolutely. >> a whole different -- arguably the greatest entertainer of all times. to go from the '50s all the way to '70s, and he would probably still be performing today if he had lived. and elvis has more fans around the world than any other single entertainer that's ever performed. you mentioned graceland. thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people

this year is the 75th anniversary, and it's going to be huge. you can't get a hotel room. >> i have my -- i'm going. i have my hotel room. you can't even get a hotel room in memphis during elvis week. >> when was elvis -- that moment for you growing up that you're like wow, elvis and me? >> i was 8-years-old, and my older sister had an album, and it was actually the live recording of the international hotel in las vegas. >> oh, yes. yes. you can hear the crud on that. >> i pulled the album out and put it on, and i played it. and being a big elvis fan, i did all -- got dressed up, and lip-synced, and so it's great now that i'm much older, i get to produce the show that stars elvis. and that's -- that is a dream for me. >> today you're going to sing love me tender. >> yes, i am.

special significance for the song. tell me. >> 60 years ago was the movie release of "love me tender," but that song in september of 1956 he sang it on ed sullivan show. after he sang on ed sullivan show they got a million preorders for that song. so knowing even before it came out it was a gold record. >> wow. >> so they actually changed the title. before it was supposed to be reno brothers but they changed the title because they sold a millio >> they knew it. >> he would have broke the internet. >> exactly. >> long before kim kardashian. >> you two would have crashed. >> you're going to perform for us now. >> yes. >> looking forward to hearing you. take it away. >> do it.

? love me suites ? ? never let me go ? ? you have made my life complete ? ? and i love you so ? ? love me tender ? ? love me true ? ? all my ? for my darling ? ? i love you ? ? and i always will ? ? love me tender ? ? love me long ?

? for it's there that i belong ? ? and will never part ? ? love me tender ? ? love me true ? ? all my dreams fulfilled ? ? for my darling ? ? i love you ? ? and i always will ? ? love me tender ? ? love me dear ? ? tell me you are mine ? ? i'll be yours throughout the

? love me tender ? ? love me true ? ? all my dreams fulfilled ? ? for my darling ? ? i love you ? ? and i always [ applause ] >> he was singing to you, j.j. oh, wow. >> there is a special offer going on. >> locals we have a 50% off offer, and also military, we have a 50% offer for any military person, any active military person, so you can call the box office and just lineup

we perform seven nights a week, 6:00. travis performs seven nights a week, 6:00. >> that was the best. >> j.j. approved, for tickets visit the website or call the number on your screen. also check on facebook. more to come on "the morning blend" in just minutes. >> are you blend"? stay with us because we'll be

it's a holiday tradition over 50-years-old, and they are back and on sale.

hess toy truck general manager justin mayer. >> it's that time of year, and i'm super excited to be here with the newest hess toy truck. i remember the jingle, it's better than ever, the legacy of the hess toy truck, talk about how this all started many, many moons ago. >> well, many, many moons ago, 52 years, 1964, company founder leon hess thought it would be a great thanks to his station customers to offer for sale the holiday time this hess toy. what was amazing was it was an amazing price point, just over a dollar. it came with batteries included. had working lights, which nothing at the time had. and so it was sort of set the bar for the next 52 years of quality, attention to detail, fun, innovative features, fun to play with and great value.

earlier than ever before, which is remarkable, because there are no more hess gas stations that happened the past few years, but you're selling the toy trucks like hot cakes if i knew how much hot cakes sold for. >> yeah, it's really been amazing, what we found last year. it was aeler sale out, typically sometime between thanksgiving and christmas. but now with the internet everybody can get it we're seeing sales happen earlier than we used to see out happen in the gas stations. and it's easy to get. you sit there on your phone, and you're ordering, shows up a couple days later, free shipping and the batteries are included. >> let's talk about this newest truck. and it's not just a truck, because that would be boring. there is more than just a truck. >> well, you -- you took that serious. the hess truck is back and it's

this year's hess toy truck and dragster we think is better than ever. it's got all the flashing lights, and you would expect from a hess truck product. and it's got four realistic sounds, including cool race sound, and the drag star itself, which is the coolest thing we've done, is 40% bigger than the accompanying vehicle we typically put with the truck. it's quite large. and for first time ever led headlight, which we haven't put in the secondary and my favorite part, it -- if you pull it back, tilt it, let it go it wheelies at crazy speeds across the floor. so much fun to play with. i have a 7-year-old boy and they play witness. >> that's fantastic. they happen to know somebody that can maybe get it a minute or two earlier than the rest. they're very fortunate to you as a dad is what i'm trying to say. >> they have a lot of fun with it. >> what's it like being the general manager of these hess toy trucks?

movie. >> i showed that to myin had. they thought the same thing. it's a bit like being santa claus, because we get to bring the awesome gift that brings so many families together at the holiday time, and something so many people look forward to. and it wouldn't be christmas without it. it wouldn't be thanksgiving i feel honor to havehess truck go on. >> i remember when -- back when i lived in boston the hess stations were everywhere. i remember the first place i got gas was a hess, and it was $1.04 a gallon. and i miss those day. when the hess brand went away i think people were worried are the trucks going to go away? because people have been complecting them for many years. i'm sure you have heard from people that are thrilled that it

years continue to do that. but what we're seeing now for another generation is that this transition is happening to the next generation. many great grand fathers letting grandfather buy the truck. it's quite amazing. it's become -- we obviously think the toy is fantastic but it's not just about the toy, it's about the relationship. the child has with the person in the family who gets the right to give that as the gift, and families tell us that they sort of argue over who gets that right because it's such a >> it wouldn't be the holidays without arguing. justin, great having you my friend. >> same, shawn. look forward to talking to you next time. >> looking forward to it. give the gift of a hess toy this holiday season. they sold out fast last year. get yours quickly at hess toy truck.com. now it's time for your beauty tip of the week sponsored by phase laser med spa.

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americans are estimated to eat 46 million turkeys this thanksgiving. that's a lot of turkeys. not to mention all the trimmings. how can you make your meal taste difference? alex guarnaschelli is here with culinary tips to get us ready for the tasty holiday. how are you? >> i'm fantastic.

>> doing very well. we all know the turkey is going to be on the table for thanksgiving. that's inevitable. but how do we make it more memorable? >> well, i think we have a lot of classics, stuffing, mashed potatoes, things we know we got to have, you got to have that moment, the cranberry sauce. but some things that are more outside the box, for example i love a simple made with walnuts, ground up smooth in the blender, and i use this in a lot of different places. first of all, the walnuts offer natural body which is fantastic. so i will definitely use this to drizzle on roasted vegetables or tossed in a salad to have a lighter outside the box side dish for thanksgiving, just a newcomer to the table. it's great in classic places

want the flavor. the walnuts can be so great. i also love a lot of friends that don't eat dairy, and i love the simple almond milk recipe, just two ingredients. cold water and almond, soak them over night. you can do them until they're chunky. and use that, whip that into a gravy or sauce, to add body and thingness or blend it until they're smooth. and use it in place of a potato or little lasagna. my mother used to make had a sanya as a first course for thanksgiving. you can see how i never got out alive and baum a chef. but a great way to get away from really dairy heavy menu, get away from the butter and gravy, the flour, the cornstarch, the milk and certain sauces or heavy cream, and nuts which are so

>> i love the nerve got out alive. it's the way it is at every italian household. have something to eat. >> oh, yeah. how about when my aunt used to lean over and say can you eat another piece of lasagna for your grandmother? i was like wow, sure thing. so now i make an almond milk for my lasagna, to stay -- >> you make it for the -- >> yes. >> it's very, very cool. >> i had a lot of great for nuts, great idea as both sweet and savory. if you go to the website, fisher nuts.com, and you go to fisher nuts.com/alex you can see all the fruits in my partnership with fisher which has been going on for a number of years. there are cool ideas and recipes. i feel like i'm always looking at cookbooks and on the under net for ideas this time of year.

the grocery store. it's places like this, these are walnuts in a bag. that's it. no preservatives, none gmo, just a great starting point to me for an ingredient that is satisfying, healthy and really tasty. >> absolutely. >> i got to have that. if i'm having something healthy it's got to be good. >> thank you so much. make the most of your thanksgiving meal. you want the find out everything that chef alex shared and more, just go to fisher nuts.c >> thanks, shawn. get ready for the grand prix event of the las vegas national horse show. it is happening at the south point arena this saturday, and will simpson, a 2008 gold medalist is here to tell us about it. how you doing? this is really exciting. so the event this weekend is a qualifier for the world competition next year, is that

series. and finals is going to be in omaha, and we're all trying really hard to get in there. it's going to be a fierce competition saturday. >> so we have riders coming from all over the world here competing at the south point equestrian center. you competed in that space several times. >> that's right. this is my fifth time in the arena. it's a great ring. the stands, the fans really get into it. horses, so it's very electric in the arena on saturday. >> i've had such a good time talking to you and finding out about your history. so you're a professional jumper. tell me about your career. >> well, i started out like we talked about, your sister -- my sister was involved and she got really into it, and i found out how much fun hanging around the barn was, and that kind of stuff. and over time, i found out how unbelievable the animal is, the horse.

i can't believe it's not considered man's best friend, but it's really close to the in' do. dogs are great, too. but really fun, and the competition is incredible. takes a long time to learn how to do it. once you learn how to do it you can do it for a long time. fantastic sport. easy the watch and learn for newers. the horse is either keep the rail up or down. and you can -- everybody loves horses so you can take out your favorite horse. it's a great spectator >> you did mention to me a rider has a lot of longevity in the sport, so you can be competing in the sport for easy 30, 40 years. >> easy. look at me. still going strong. >> yes. now, in 2008, this is really notable. you competed in the olympics, in the group jumping. >> right. >> tell me about that experience. >> team jumping was an incredible experience to make it to the olympics every four years. and out of all the horsemen in

country is a thrill of my lifetime to have everything come together at the right time. so that that could be the way it is, and you're over in hong kong, and fighting for the -- for the medals, and to bring it home and clinch the gold medal was unbelievable thrill. >> it must have been awe many so. and you and i were chatting, so i grew up showing western in the northwest. jumping is a whole another deal. tell me what your mental process is as you approached that jump, and i know you get yourself if the right position of the saddle but how do you get over a jump? >> well, every horse is different, but first thing you do is check your insurance policy, and then go in there and then you ride -- every horse is different. the horses come up to the jump. you got to try to rate their stride, get to the right take off spot and give them a leg off the ground, and then keep urchin

jump loose at the wrong moment. >> it's like you're dancing together. >> it's little more like holding on for dear life. >> you had some pretty serious falls, i would imagine. >> i have been really, really lucky. >> good. >> not very many falls. and it's an exciting sport. there can be a lot of falls here and there, but -- and this which is part of the sport. >> my mom used to say when people would come ride on our farm, she would say if you have to fall off three times before you're a cowboy. >> there you go. >> so that's all -- >> big lesson in life, fall off and keep going. >> tell us how people can attend the event saturday. >> saturday come to south point, and just buy a ticket and come in, and enjoy the show. it's fantastic show. they got all kinds of pageantry,

>> it's going to be a beautiful day. good luck to you. >> thank you very much. >> the horse you'll be riding this weekend. >> the horse i'm riding this weekend is the dude. he is -- >> the dude. oh, man, you're sure to win with the dude. thank you so much, will. it's been a pleasure. the $100,000 world cup, this saturday at 7:30 p.m. for more information call in number or head to the website on

we are on the air. welcome back to the blend. last week the country celebrated veteran's day. the mission continues in las vegas. operation knockout is a show happening this saturday. >> the seventh annual event benefits wounded soldiers. welcome vinnie mannino and randy couture, founder of extreme couture gi hi, guys. >> we are looking forward to hearing all about the event that happens -- it's the seventh time it happened. this saturday. tell us about it. >> it's annual mma event that as you mentioned we're in our seventh year doing. this year is going to be a little different where we're going to have nine bouts, as well as six grappling bouts. we're excited about it this time an understand on shall randy's

it's going to be submission only, going to be the -- we call it the super fights, if you will. so we're going to incorporate those in and out of the mma fights, as well. we're really excited about this year's card. >> how do the whole idea start? >> you know, in 2010, basically i was talking to a buddy of mine who was a loan officer, who would send me business, owned my own insurance company, and we deci each other in our garages, and so later that night -- >> it all starts from a fight. >> so later that night, we were going pe and fight each other, and we thought about maybe promote it to a national event and we decided to do it for charity and here we are seven years later. he and i did fight in the first year when it was exhibition, in which randy was kind enough in his team to have us have our event the first year and to years out of his gym.

decided to go to various venues like the one we have this year. so it's amazing how it's grown over the years. and randy and his team has been with us since day one. >> and randy tell us about the foundation and how the proceeds will benefit. >> the foundation, we have been around for eight years. i wore the uniform in the i '80. never had to put my butt on the line, unlike many guys today. many have sacrifices. missing limbs, and dealing with a lot of stress and issues. so i wanted to do something to get back. and we started this foundation, basically started with just the staff and friends volunteering to put on the events. we're happy to be teamed up with people like jeff and vinnie and tough enough the events are getting bigger, getting traction, but every single time that we raise goes into the hands of a soldier and his family that needs help.

foundation, and i think that the 5013 space has been difficult with some of the organizations out there, making six figure incomes off of their charities, so -- which it's not how it's supposed to be. >> go to charity navigator and look at some of the bug names that you've heard. >> we're proud to first of all represent our troops, and we lose 22 a day to suicide. it's remarkable. we need to turn that around. raising awareness, and funds to help some of these guys get back on truck and get back in -- >> sounds like volunteering yourself, too. >> yeah. ryan us a warrior. and i'm happy and proud of him, to him involved land his significant talent to this cause is really, really cool. >> it's a family business for you guys. and it's cool to see how mma gives back.

las vegas, people in mixed martial arts are giving back one way or another, doing something in the community, including yourself with this event. it says something about the community. it is the kinship, not just two people beating the heck out of each other in the ring. there is a love for the sport and community that surrounding it. >> absolutely. >> how do we go to this event? >> downtown las vegas event center saturday night. they have been gracious to get behind us and create a great space for us. th night. mma and grappling going on saturday night, so we're excited to be part of it. >> explain what grappling is. >> i was going to say -- >> it's the judo wrestling side of what we do in mma. you take the striking, the i can canning and punching away and you got two guys grappling for submission. i always equate it to kinetic chess. so obviously with mma you have

kicking, that aspect and that range of the fight. you take that away and you have grappling, wrestling, submission. with questions lick it's about pin. with this it will be about catching your an uponnent in that submission hold, whether it be a choke, whatever it is. >> it is incredible. >> have a great event. >> operation knockout happens saturday. doors open at 5:00 p.m. at the downtown las vegas event center. tickets available at ticketmaster or tough knocks.com. >> visit the website or call the number on your screen. they're also on facebook. stay with us.

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everybody on our list. tech is big this year, but it can be tough to figure out what to buy, and that's why digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong is here to give us his must have gift ideas. how you doing? >> i'm doing great. how about yourself? >> i'm great. a lot of us are going to be going online for shopping. any advice on how to do so in a safe, secure fast way? >> yeah. first off make sure you have on your pajamas. >> nice. >> i love -- i love my pajamas on inlook. i get all my christmas shopping done by the first week of december so i can enjoy the holidays. one of the ways to get that done quickly and securely is using capital one with plaster pass. that means everything is in my phone. i can quickly pay for things online, in an app, or in a physical store right from my mobile device. i'm not reaching for the card, looking for my wallet, typing out the long credit card number, not logging in.

lot of time are removed. you create an account online, with master pass, and connect your capital one card to that, and everywhere there is master pass you can buy. so we're talking hundreds of thousands of locations, plus it has enhanced security built in, as well, because you're not actually sending your credit card number, you're sending a transaction id number when you do a trance action. it's keeping you safer than to hand over your credit card or swipe it. so really, really great way to get through that much really, really quick and painless. >> i got to tell you, being a lady who carries around a purse with lots of stuff in it i love this. it's like one less thing i have to keep track of. >> right. one less thing. grab your phone, tap the pay if you're in a store and you're done, or if you're on line do it right from the device. >> it's a great use of technology. what about for the i hads in our life? >> you're going to love this. check this out. this is a zoom chip.

have you seen it? it moves and sounds like a chimp, it rolls, flips, moves on all fours, and stands all on its own. kids can get them to follow them around if they want to, and he performs tricks based off of voice commands. so kid can be stay like sit, stand, or one of the voices, go bananas, and it will do all types of tricks. there is always new surprises for your kids to encounter. >> i respond to that command, go bananas. he has the cute of the green eyes. >> you don't have to walk it or feed it or anything. >> yes, or pick up after it. what cool gifts do you have? you always have so many neat things to show us. >> i have three gait ideas. i'm going to start with pioneer. their next receivers, these are

receivers. this is great if you have a car you love but you want to update to get the latest technology. i'm talking navigation, rear camera, backup camera, rear parking assist, blue tooth technology, music streaming services. if you want that or be able to connect to android apple or apple car play this is the easiest way to get the receivers by pioneer installed in your existing car. next up, is mobile phones are always big. this is my favorite right now. this is the idle windows 10. two reasons why i love this. number one, it looks great if you're into vr and put this in a vr headset. number to it has pc like productivity in your pocket. with the continuum technology built into the phone, you can connect the phone to a second screen. and then you grab a keyboard and mouse and you're using your phone like a desktop computer. it's amazing. so now it's on the big screen.

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>> thanksgiving is right around the corner, and to get into the rhythm of things you have to go to the rhythm kitchen. the ultimate dining experience, hospitality complete with the most delicious first class menu that is right in front of us. >> and the first class staff as well. robert block, aka dr. bob. and amir toussy.

if you're all here? >> all of us. >> it's in all of us. rhythm kitchen, fantastic restaurant, one of a kind in the city. >> yes. >> talk about it. >> so we are new orleans themed restaurant, we're a huge freestanding billing, two story. the first story is going to two main dining rooms, and our bar. the upstairs us our grand ballroom. it holds two unpeople. it's perfect for party, corporate event, and also the channel 13 holiday party, too. we still have a few days, so you can still book. >> make it happen. if it was any more new orleans you would have beads thrown at you in the parking lot. >> we sometimes on certain days do have beads thrown down. >> i love that. that's great. >> fat tuesday it's wild, wild crazy at rhythm kitchen on us did i.

me through this. >> awesome. >> this is all available in the restaurant. >> yes. >> and the order out. >> yeah. so we have two different dining experiences at rhythm kitchen. we have thanksgiving buffet in the grand ballroom, where we're going to have deep fried turkey on a carving station. we are going to have fried catfish, stuffing with you want to try something? >> it has such an amazing -- i was going to smell it but i better try it. this is a deep fried turkey. >> the kitchen -- it's deep fried ticket, without the fear of burning your house down. >> you have been doing this thanksgiving dinner for several years. >> so this is our sixth year doing this. it's been growing every year.

upstairs is the buffet. it's going to be open from noon until 4:00 p.m. >> nice. >> at $36 per person. >> that's great. >> we're going to open the downstairs and have our regular menu, plus our thanksgiving menu for $28. it's going to have all of our traditional thanksgiving -- huge plate of fried turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and traditional pies like pecan, pumpkin, and everything at $28 downstairs. >> absolutely. >> if you did want to take one home, one of these turkeys, and not cook it and take it easy, you can buy one of these turkeys for $150 with all the fixings. it's going to feed six to eight people. >> i love that. >> i have to tell you that stuffing is fantastic. here is the big thing. how soon do people have to order? when is the out can off? >> 72 hours before thanksgiving. and you tell us the hour you

have it ready to go. full turkey with all the fixings. >> here is the deal. you're going to be hanging out with family and most families i know need a lot of alcohol. so where are you -- >> what we're making today, it's actually the official steak cocktail of louisiana. it was created in 1850 by a man named anton pishone. he came into shop, opened up a bar. i guess starbucks used to sell liquor back in the day. and so that's where i'll be making for you right now. >> what gets -- >> i'm chilling a martini glass, so you need two glasses. i have ice in here. i'm going to prepare it in here. this is a bullet rye whiskey. throughout time it evolved into a rye whiskey, which i think it

i'm going to start off with this. going to do a nice heavy shot of this. >> we have 30 seconds. >> 30 seconds. >> okay. and then we got simple syrup, but we want a little bit. we don't want to make it too speed. >> you're sweet enough. >> all right. put my finger in there. >> while you're putting that together, i have to ask, you can get these -- okay. hold on. >> wait a minute. i want to be part of this. >> oh, my goodness, i'm loving it. >> and we can get these in -- >> that's something else. >> oh, boy. we're running out of time.

glass really quickly. while you get that prepared, i'm going to read this. she is going to eat that. get in the rhythm of the holidays, not cooking at home and going out. for a fun and delicious menu, and there is the information right there on your screen. rhythm kitchen lv.com, on the 215. this is the final look of that drink. oh, goodness. cheers to that. >> all you much going on. check out their website. stay with us. we'll be back. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream...

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i have something on my mind. >> i'm thinking about what i'm going to cook for thanksgiving.

thanksgiving and what i'm going to eat for thanksgiving. you know, when you see the crab legs, and you pray that they're ready to go, and i'm like oh, this is the greatest day of all times. >> have a great day, everybody. >> see you tomorrow. >> we can do this.

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