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jimmy, is this like the modern vision of carly simon's, "your so vain."probably think this emoji is about you. >> i get it. how do lose a guy in 10 days. >> greg: that reference is beyond me. >> it's a lot. there are two camps on. this some say you shouldn't have the buck tooth emoji. some say you should. the correct answer is, who gives a [ bleep ]? it's like, we're putting way too much weight into the wrong things. what happens in an emoji has no bearing on the real world. if it did you and i would be going to a man's baby shower this saturday. you know what i'm saying? it doesn't matter. that's the point. >> greg: that is true. a man's baby shower. >> my emoji, do you want to know? >> greg: yes. >> this is from my heart, my favorite thing in the world is to smoke a cigar, because it takes me to a happy place and increases my chance of getting a date with monica lewinsky. >> kat: my pronounce are yours/highness. i'm a queen. oh, my godk i'll wearing it wrong. i'll just wear this. >> i didn't realize i was on with the white meghan markle. >> greg: we've

and then like, you know, carly simon's came out, no secrets and, if anyone you remember that it said she's. yeah, she's she's great, right? and and i would go to the record store and just keep looking at that record cover, you know, and i that's when i knew, like hmm. and then was herb alpert's. yeah. herb alpert and the tijuana brass. do you remember the whipped cream? little hints like that. how hard was it for you to come out and how did that process? well it didn't really come out per. se like my first journalism just goes to say that, yeah, no, it's true. i, i didn't tell people for a while at my first job. maybe, i don't know, three or four years, but then and everyone, i think i grew up in a really safe atmosphere, in a newspaper, in a newsroom which really allows for, you know, characters, people to be accepted. and i think that's where i became comfortable enough to just sort of be who i am now. i never in the job ever told anyone i was gay and that because i didn't if it to do with the story, especially i wrote a series about gay kids in the bible belt coming out and never.

and then like, you know, carly simon's came out, no secrets and, if anyone you remember that it said she's. yeah, she's she's great, right? and and i would go to the record store and just keep looking at that record cover, you know, and i that's when i knew, like hmm. and then was herb alpert's. yeah. herb alpert and the tijuana brass. do you remember the whipped cream? little hints like that. how hard was it for you to come out and how did that process? well it didn't really come out per. se like my first journalism just goes to say that, yeah, no, it's true. i, i didn't tell people for a while at my first job. maybe, i don't know, three or four years, but then and everyone, i think i grew up in a really safe atmosphere, in a newspaper, in a newsroom which really allows for, you know, characters, people to be accepted. and i think that's where i became comfortable enough to just sort of be who i am now. i never in the job ever told anyone i was gay and that because i didn't if it to do with the story, especially i wrote a series about gay kids in the bible belt coming out and never.