so back to jasmine and just to woody for a second. why is it everybody wants to work with woody?with mr. allen? why? is it by reputation? is it a kind of word of south? >> i think it's both. i think actors have voraciously consumed his stories, the characters and there's a whole mythology around the way he works and who -- he's such an enigma. so well known but so unknown. but i also think a lot of -- well, i can only speak for myself but there's a terror in it. you're attracted to what you think -- >> rose: yeah, you've said that before to me. you go where you're frightened. >> and the rumor afwhundz if he doesn't like you than he'll recast. >> rose: he'll recast around you or he'll recast the film. >> it's called being fired. >> rose: so people come until to do a film with him and it doesn't work? >> it doesn't work. and because he doesn't -- you know, he's not interested in trying to put band aids on things. if it's not working he'll jettison it. he's brutal about that. if it doesn't work, cut it. that's not working. he's not one of those directors who goes in and wants to bre

tavis: and then woody allen calls. was a special.ng i wanted to do one more special and show that i still got it. i always saw the light at the end of the tunnel. manager was kidding me. to go meetg to have with woody allen tomorrow before you come back. i said ok, i have to go back. he said, i'm not kidding. it is for a movie. >> i would never know that he would get me. i won't even call it an office because it was a school hang out. much,sn't even tell you would you mind reading a few pages? i said i will do it, that is why i'm here. room, dyes is not in the your meeting andrew. if all you see me is on stage, it can be pretty intimidating to anybody. i went in the room with the casting lady and went through the two pages one time. she said, are you sure? i said, i got it. and this guy, stand up. he is like this. here is the casting lady. i canen afterwards, change it or do whatever you want. said, you have the essence and it was perfect. >> i guess i will see you at the set. what else is there to say? i will tell you

john: blue jasmine a woody allen movie. >> right, right. must have been pretty amazing to spend any time amount of time. >> all i wanted to do is meet him before he died. that was my goal. i mean, anybody, not because he's old but anybody. if he gets hit by a truck as easily as die of old age. >> john: woody, i'm so glad you didn't die before... >> i said nice to meet you. then i was like done, did it. go ahead. >> john: now you can cork it. enjoy yourself. john: as a kid, the nightclub album off by heart. >> woody was a hero of mine and one of the best ever so i really just wanted to have any contact with him. >> john: in the press for this movie he started to say that he might do a little stand-up again. >> that's what i her, yeah. john: nudge him. i'll probably never see him again. i was in the movie for three days. the way i looked at it they were making a movie and i got to be in it. i'm this guy who bothers this poor woman played by sally hawkins. i, you know, i affected her about five times in the movie in the car and in a closet. i'

. >> oscar winner cate blanchett on her newest role, playing a leading role in woody allen films.smine. a wife stripped of her wealth and identity. >> i'll be staying with my sister. >> jasmine, my god, look at you. your place is homey. >> blanchett now joins a long list of actresses whose characters have been the driving force behind woody allen's films. >> over and over again! woody allen himself has credited diane keaton with changing exactly who it is he writes for. >> oh, well, la-tee-da. >> i used to always write from the point of view of the male, and then i met diane keaton, and i got a different perspective. i saw a lot of things through her eyes and i started writing for women. >> i remember the first time i saw "annie hall," and i saw it many times, i just couldn't believe. a, i fell in love with her, wanted to be her. he finds women, understandably, infinitely fascinating. i would say to myself every day before i went to work, don't screw this up. >> blanchett already being celebrated for her new role. >> there's a song, you know the song. i always wanted to do somethi

woody allen and you on the set. he's a remote guy.d of just comes in, tells you what to do and you do it. says see you. >> woody does his directing casting the part. it's almost like that's my direction, i got the perfect person to play that role. >> believe me, she knew ginger o kay? she knew. i am just absolutely grateful that i finally got to do the kind of role that i had been wanting to do for 20 years. >> mr. clay, nice to see you as always. >> great to see you. >> don't forget, this weekend is a great time to go to billo'reilly.com because lots of gear is on sale and members get an additional 20% off, so check it out. you can save a bundle and next, a wall street fat cat caught by the feds for allegedly stealing main street's money. two minutes away. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colo

she's starring in a brand-new woody allen movie.not wait to find out more about what's going on with her. >> really powerful. amazing performance by her in this. >> we're really looking forward to that. >>> now that we know when the new prince was born and how much he weighs, everyone is wondering what's his name going to be? the royal baby traditionally, well, it's noble names steeped in history, but will the new parents buck tradition and go for something, oh, i don't know, more trendy let's go back to lara in london with more on that. hey, lara. >> hello, robin. my guess is they will stick with tradition. and, you know, we have no idea when the name will happen. everybody's so excited about it. but it could take a while. the queen waited a month to announce charles' name, and they waited a week for william's name. so it could be today. maybe not today. but what will it be? everybody is guessing including us. talk about an heir of mystery. the royal heir's name, still unknown. but that hasn't stopped people from speculating. >> by

woody can help. thank you, woody, for being here. >> thank you. so we're going to talk a little bit about carville by the sea today. carville was a unique community out on the edge of san francisco. as you can see by the slide, it was made up of old street cars and horse cars that people used for residences, bars, restaurants, clubhouses. it had its peak in the 1890's, around the turn of the century. i should mention that you see this is a color shot. none of these photos were originally colorized. i essentially put color in there for the book just to make it pop a little bit. so don't be fooled. before we get started i'd like to talk about the organization that i helped found 10 years ago, the western neighborhoods project dedicated to the history of western san francisco. we have a very popular website, outsidelands.org where we have old photos, stories, over 15,000 messages put up by people remembering their time in the richmond district, the sunset district, west of twin peaks. i couldn't fit everything into a book so i decided to have a littl

and woody wrote me a letter saying would you try his other part.wanted to work with woody allen, right? >> oh yeah i just wanted to meet him. >> this is a great movie. "blue jasmine," you play this character stan who is kind of a sex addict? >> yeah he's pretty gross. he's a disgusting human being. but i'm like that thing that happens to one of the characters in the movie. >> yeah. >> i'm like her story -- >> kate's sister. >> yeah sally hawkins who is great. she's a very nice person. i'm just one of these guys that happens to women along the line somewhere. >> is stan up to the acting? >> like to keep repeating the intention. >> what does that mean you have to keep repeating the intention? >> well, when you say something on stage, you have to embody this idea, you know? you have to feel like whatever anger, whatever you're doing. you have to do it every night, so you have to keep -- >> and is stand-up more difficult than acting? >> no i mean it depends on an hour and a half show it's a lot harder than a day on a set. but a whole movie, people that

there's lots of great resources out there. >> that was terrific, woody.nk you so much. >> i couldn't have enjoyed it more. [applause] >> we'll see you next >> good morning. my name is ann crone enberg, i'm director of emergency management here in the city of san francisco. i'm here dem, our role is really to prepare for large disasters, the disasters that happen every day, too. i'm very excited today to present a new idea that the sharing community in san francisco has come up to partner with us in preparing for disasters and in responding to and recovering quickly. last month we had a very good drill mimicking a 7.8 earthquake. we fed 6,000 people in the tenderloin with no electricity. we had set up a shelter up at st. mark's. it was just an incredible day. and that's what working with our community partners with the faith-based community and with the sharing community. ~ so, when mayor lee came to us about six months ago with this idea to partner with the sharing community, we were very excited and we said yes. we had our first meeting, first of many fi

woody allen with cate blanchett is on the atranged coast and will a life crisis become an issue?e is a phony? >> take a look of the oakland athletics. the oakland victory today was the biggest advance in the american league west since 2006. >> the giants just one- nothing. >> they look normal. and we will see you at 11:00 p.m. >>> what you haven't heard about britain's baby prince george. >> plus reaction to kate's willingness to show off her post baby bump. >> the the new parents beaming, both holding their little prince. >> got a good pair of lungs, that's for sure. >> but will kate try to lose her baby weight too fast? >> the mommy tummy is simply there because of the miracle of. >> could kate face postpartum depression like diana? >> and suicide attempts. >> diane into threw herself down the stairs at sanding ham when she was pregnant

. >> it's a woody allen movie. it's called "blue jasmine." you and woody, how did you manage?t he was kidding. from all of the writer/directors that woody allen wanted to meet me. >> how was the meeting? >> the meeting was amazing. i read two pages. i said, i could do it other ways. and he said, it was perfect. i said, i guess i'll see you on the set. it's an incredible film to be with someone like cate blanchett. and work with academy award winners. sally hawkins, golden globe. i feel very humbled by that experience. it's not like the standup comedy i'm used to doing. i'm out in vegas. and doing a lot of concerts. my podcast, rolling with dice and wheels is number 23 in the world. >> you're doing that, then. it's something of a collaborative effort. >> it's incredible. >> we have a clip. you're fighting with your ex-wife. her sister who is something like bernie madoff's wife is coming to stay with her. here's what your character has to say about that. take a look. >> all of that money, she wanted nothing to do with you. now that she's broke, she's moving in. >> she's not just

join me next time for a conversation with woody dice clay about allen's new movie blue jazzmen. >> there is a saying that dr. king had. he said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> be more. pbs. >> welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the future of film, next on "film school shorts." "film school shorts" is made possible by a grant from maurice kanbar, celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image, and by the members of kqed. [ heart monitor beeping ] >> [ woman speaking spanish ]

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nsit has been a great success ringing in high-profile films, one of the most recent is woody allen's film blue jasmin. our office 00 added a documentary film to the rebate program. we are here today because we need an amendment to the rebate program again in order to continue the success of it. we have found that although the film rated program is attractive to many producers we are now falling short on city space available for the some production companies. this legislation would allow the executive director on the phone commission to lease space for production companies after determining there is knows city space available. -- maximum of 600,000 dollars. no budget analyst report is necessary. there is no fiscal impact. we are only dealing with the funds that are already in the program, so susanna can come up and speak to you as to why this is such a necessary change at this time. thank you. >> good morning, thank you for having me speak here today. i am susanna robbins, executive director of the film commission. as you know filming and production for movies, televisions and commerc

>> i go back to purple rose of cairo with woody alan. we probably reshot 40% of it.d give them the money. what can i do to help you and support you and we get another shot at it of that movie. that was back in the days when the studio would give money to do that, and woody would say, i don't think so. we would come in and reshoot it. for me, it was like, all right, what can i do to help you and support you and we get another shot at it? >> when we come back, i want to talk about your great friend, the late great james gandolfini. i've been coloring liz's hair for years. but lately she's been coming in with less gray than usual. what's she up to? the new root touch-up by nice'n easy has the most shade choices, designed to match even salon color in just 10 minutes. with the new root touch-up, all they see is you. [ lighter flicking ] [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where giving up isn't who you are. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already

>> i go back to purple rose of cairo with woody alan. we probably reshot 40% of it. when o ryan studio would give them the money. what can i do to help you and support you and we get another shot at it >> woody, i'll bet we reshot 40% angie's list -- reviews you can trust. is as much about getting there... ♪ ...as it is being there. ♪ [ birds chirping ] away is where the days are packed with wonder... ♪ [ wind whistles ] ...and the evenings are filled with familiar comforts. find your away. for a dealer and the rv that's right for you, visit gorving.com. >>> back now with jeff daniels. he's a great friend of james gandolfini. obviously a devastating blow. you knew him really well. you did many, many shows with him. what was your reaction when you heard that he died at 51? >> i couldn't believe it. he -- he was a great guy. he really was a great guy. you read a lot about celebrities, and jimmy had his issues, but what you don't read about is what kind of father he was and the generosity he exhibited to the "sopranos" cast on a few occasions regarding money. but he did

it's all written out as much as any woody allen film. there's no improvisation but it feels electrifying to me. and right on target and also a little scary, its intensity. i know a lot of men who've said "oh, my god." >> yeah, for a 40-year-old woman with young children in the relationship. i mean it was like watching my life in some ways maybe people don't want to see that when they go to a movie. >> well, how do we get people to see it. >> well, it ravish it had critics but didn't do it well? >> sorry to be the numbers man. $6.5 million so far domestic. >> but we can do our best to get people in but you're comparing "the lone ranger" that spends $150 million on marketing and pro potion and publicity and a film like "before midnight" that probably -- how much money do they have to promote that film? not much. so it's not just our fault. it's money that's driving >> i think that the people who will appreciate that movie will fine it sooner or later. as the previous two did. they come around every nine years and you sort of have -- this o

pete seger and woody guthrie, come to the village in the late 1930s and bring with them folk music. there's a long history of the interaction of folk music and the communist party. the communist party originally hated folk music but, then went to embrace later in the 30s. they plant ad seed that would blossom later in the village as well. max gordon starts the village vanguard, still going. oldest nightclub, oldest continuous nightclub in new york city. i was just there with my sister from out of town a couple weeks ago. in 1934, when he starts out max, it is famous jazz will be now. when he started out he couldn't afford music. so he would have village characters like maxwell and joe gould, famous joe gould do a drunken floor show and people would throw money at them. then in the late 1930s, as hitler is devouring europe an entire generation, the cream of european arts and intellectualism and scholarship fleece to america. comes, almost all of them come through new york city. many of them stay in new york city and many of them the ones who stayed in new york city worked their way d

as it stars i am to my best to stay in shape for the woody i have a lot of experience and sometimes ilisten to me but sometimes they just seriousness of us you know from the last century old man. hold on don't lean on me it'll fall night wanted secured whereas if you know. how to get together you. will both have to carry a. lego room with your own a one hour we're going to have sound rules or with already been here for five minutes and you send half an hour to have twenty five minutes before the concert and you still keep saying half an hour all the time. captains in incl can't hide his anxiety this is the moment of truth very soon he will find out if the ensembles modernization has been a success and if it can stay in tune with the times or should the also be weapon be discarded as obsolete. musical armies giving a concert for a regular military unit in fact this is exactly the audience that the song and dance ensemble was made for where was established eighty five years ago but now the crowd appears downcast tired and very skeptical. so we don't have concerts every day so we want to

go over hang out with them play poker do you like the way woody portrayed you would you play me better i. really get you remember the first person you other kids just. think whose name i don't remember name was the hook. you didn't even know your name. what was your biggest failure i did a lot of things are going to necessarily turn out well never again and i never gave up and i turned them around and refocused them you know you so explored my go my life always accomplished everything i wanted to do i'd say a my biggest failure probably was my marriage. and i got some in common here we do biggest success. your success is without. the take off right away you know when i decided to start. playboy and penthouse i the market cornered and i was hoping i could just get by percent in the market and less in two years i had a third. horse that was so wild that a playboy and penthouse roommate playboy and penthouse looked like disney not on my so i. know who my competitor was i said well if i have what is public gynecology monthly. and is that anything. we don't know about you i don't think i'm

go over and hang out with them play poker and if you like the way woody portrayed you would you play me better i play well. really get you remember the first person you are the kids just. think it is whose name i remember name was the hook i got your job. you didn't even know your name. what was your biggest failure i did a lot of things are going necessarily turn out well never again and i never gave up and i turned them around and really focused on you know you so as floyd my go my life always accomplished everything i wanted i'd say of my biggest failure probably with my marriage. you and i got some in common here we do biggest success. your successes without. the take off right away you know when i decided to start. playboy and penthouse i the market cornered and i was hoping i could just get by presenting the law get less than two years i had a third. oh hustle was so wild it playboy and penthouse you made playboy and penthouse look like disney not on my side. who were my competitor was as a world of i have a lot of public that ecology of my sleep. and is that anything. that we

woody was in the house. among their many problems, brandon philips with a single to right. hunter pence, he misses it, and then it gets by oblanco. he scores from first and it is 2-0 cincy. he has been pitching very well of late, but not in this game. doubles down the right field line and it is 3-0 reds. after a walk, it is a lunging base hit that drops into center. bruce scores and it is 4-0. the giants had 15 hits. hunter pence scoring scutaro, but the reds win it 8-3 and have taken six of seven from the giants this season. a's and astros and aj griffin on the hill for oakland. he said afterward he thought he had some of the best stuff all year. he was browsing in the first and chris carter and resistance is futile. struck out eight and his problem all year long has been the long ball. carlos with the two-run blast in the 6th to make it 3-1 stros. the a's answer with three. the fast ball up and cocoa crisp crushed it. that was the difference and they have taken 11 of 12 with houston this year. the gold cup semifinal, team usa and honduras. eddie johnson with the header. t

woody was in the house. among their many problems, brandon philips with a single to right.pence, he misses it, and then it gets by oblanco. he scores from first and it is 2-0 cincy. he has been pitching very well of late, but not in this game. doubles down the right field line and it is 3-0 reds. after a walk, it is a lunging base hit that drops into center. bruce scores and it is 4-0. the giants had 15 hits. hunter pence scoring scutaro, but the reds win it 8-3 and have taken six of seven from the giants this season. a's and astros and aj griffin on the hill for oakland. he said afterward he thought he had some of the best stuff all year. he was browsing in the first and chris carter and resistance is futile. struck out eight and his problem all year long has been the long ball. carlos with the two-run blast in the 6th to make it 3-1 stros. the a's answer with three. the fast ball up and cocoa crisp crushed it. that was the difference and they have taken 11 of 12 with houston this year. the gold cup semifinal, team usa and honduras. eddie johnson with the header. to landon

woody was in the house. among their many problems, brandon philips with a single to right. hunter pence, he misses it, and then it gets by oblanco. he scores from first and it is 2-0 cincy. he has been pitching very well of late, but not in this game. doubles down the right field line and it is 3-0 reds. after a walk, it is a lunging base hit that drops into center. bruce scores and it is 4-0. the giants had 15 hits. hunter pence scoring scutaro, but the reds win it 8-3 and have taken six of seven from the giants this season. a's and astros and aj griffin on the hill for oakland. he said afterward he thought he had some of the best stuff all year. he was browsing in the first and chris carter and resistance is futile. struck out eight and his problem all year long has been the long ball. carlos with the two-run blast in the 6th to make it 3-1 stros. the a's answer with three. the fast ball up and cocoa crisp crushed it. that was the difference and they have taken 11 of 12 with houston this year. the gold cup semifinal, team usa and honduras. eddie johnson with the header. t

. >> woody allen wrote jobs for local newspapers and comedians. you wrote for comex. does that still happen? >> that is a good question. >> leno, letterman -- they all have staffs. but if you're talking about starting up, most comics writer their own stuff. but they buddy up. that is what larry did with jerry. >> can you teach somebody to be funny, to write comedy? do you have it or do you not? what about being funny? >> no. [laughter] >> either you have it or you do not. >> you do not. [laughter] >> no, i do not believe you can teach people to be funny. i think people can hone it and get better. but i do not think anybody who has no sense of humor is going to get one. do you? >> this is so exciting. the youngest member of our studio audience has submitted to the microphone. i have to say one thing. please keep your questions short and to the point. >> what point? comments. with that, the floor is yours. >> i have a quick statement before my question. it is not like there is a line. >> he is funny. you cannot teach that. you cannot teach that. >> actually, dave, i wan

he said, well, he used to write for woody allen. he used to produce monty python specials. oh, and he hates mimes. lorne hates mimes. the bulls up a chair and give him this poem with 1100 jokes in it. he opens it. he reads the first joke. egos, u -- he goes, uh-huh, good. then he closes the book. i wrote 1100 jobs over two days, and he reads one joke. i wrote a jokes and the post office was about to issue a stamp commemorating prostitution in the united states. 10 cents, but if you want to lick it, it is a quarter. [laughter] he said, good. good. he said, tell me, how much money do you need to live on? i said, well, i am making $2.75 an hour at the deli. match it. [laughter] he said, well, tell me a little bit more about yourself. acted it to mean before he committed this kind of cash, he wanted to see what he was buying. i said, with the allen is my idol. i love monty python. but if there is one mime on the show, i am out of here, and he gave me a job. [laughter] that was my great. ultimately, hear i am, having written a novel with my childhood hero dave barry. [applause]

. >>> woody allen nos presenta esta historia que se trata de un hombre que en medio de una aguda crisisciones intimas, y hace una lista con todos los temas que quiere experimentar. >>> una comedia escrita por mujeres, y con la participaciÓn de grandes comediantes. en los estrenos de blu-ray, dvd, se encuentra esta. y la prÓxima semana estare en miami. regreso al estudio. >>> gracias. y vamos con el nuevo video musical de marco antonio solÍs que lleva por titulo tres semanas. ♪ >>> ♪ ya pasaron tres semanas y mi fe se escapÓ por la ventana ♪ ya contesto el telÉfono tranquilo ♪ y no con aquellas ansias ♪ ♪ de escuchar que me extraÑabas aunque fuera una mÁs de tus mentiras ♪ me quede esperando ♪ te has salido de mi vida ♪ te busque donde me han dicho que te vieron ♪ ♪ y me saludÓ tu ausencia ♪ las miradas de la gente ♪ veo total indiferencia ♪ estas ganas tienen mi cuerpo temblando ♪ pues temo no verte y seguirme preguntando ♪ no se donde te fuiste ♪ >>> hermosa canciÓn. gracias marco antonio por siempre entregar tu impacto. vamos a la pausa. y serÁn testigos de una espantosa lesiÓn de gra

and that just i can't do anything about it but it like woody allen said i'm not afraid of death i just don't want to be there when it happens. like that i can think of a mark twain went about death to i changed from cincinnati to australia if i die i want to die in australia because everything happens in ten years late. and we have social media we're going to answer devil absent social media questions for you gavin jesse gavin wants to know who your favorite batman is other than yourself other than myself you know what i'm thinking of with an idea i just don't think will fly now because they've gone so serious and are of the tone of not can't anymore but i thought it be fun to have me michael keaton and george clooney all the bad guys in the same. great idea thank you vs fan tweets how many times a day do people call you iceman it depends on which airport damon at dino do give you a twitter wants to know if you've ever consider doing a television show i think i know i mean i just series actually i get to brag i mean i get to do a cameo in the spoils of babylon i think these guys are ge

consciousness that but i know i'm not going to exist and that just i can't do anything about it but it like woody allen said i'm not afraid of death i just don't want to be there when it happens. like that i can think about mark twain went about death to i changed from cincinnati to australia if i die i want to die in australia because everything happens in ten years later. and we have some social media we're never going to answer devil absent social media questions for you gavin jesse gavin wants to know who your favorite batman is other than yourself other than myself you know what i'm thinking of with an idea i just don't think will fly now because they've gone so serious and are well the tone of that can't anymore but i thought it be fun to have me michael keaton and george clooney all the bad guys in the same. great idea thank you vs fan tweets how many times a day do people call you iceman it depends on which airport i'm in at dino do give me a twitter wants to know if you've ever considered doing a television show. i think i know i mean i just series actually i get to brag i mean i get to

it's a little bit nuttier, a little more woody flavor, a little more robust flavor compared to the traditionalwhite mushroom. >> ok. >> so if you're really wanting to do a stir-fry, or sautee some mushrooms and get some reay robust flavor, try some of the criminis out. they're great. >> and so i get this home-- my big questiof, washing it. ok? do we put it under the tap, do a little damp cloth? what do we do? what do we do? >> well, you know, you definitely don't want to wash them beore you're ready to use them. so always wait until you're about to use them. so don't think you have to wash them before you store them in the fridge. that's a bad thing. >> ok. i would do that. >> but you do. you always want to either brush th with a soft brush or rinse them lightly before using. just to get all the debris that may be othere. >> that is gonna do it for the show today. if you have any questions about the recipes or the stories you've seen on the show today, check out our website at www.californiacountry.org. and we'll see you again next week on "california country". [captioning made possible califo

of straight they're not you know somber by you know anyone you want to work with you haven't like woody allen he would be wonderful to work with i mean you know all the all the wonderful you know great filmmakers and actors and i'm up for how do you explain in in a hollywood age the longevity of the marriage. well probably one thing is the example that my folks you know went through you know they they were married to the end you know they were they met at u.c.l.a. and fell in love and you know. lived to my father passed away were you know were married. and maybe it's you know maybe the kids have said this is before bed seems to you know pop into my mind the key is not getting a divorce. just going when that when you get that well wall with you they have a wall how to get through that well that's like there's a buddhist. kind of practice that i'm working on called low genre when those tough things happen those are really kind of gifts they're really opportunities to expand you know and to open your love and try to you know get more intimate with you're supposed to do it go to it yet that

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