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Apparently our first guest is an internet sensation, and apparently his video has over 15 million views.
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Apparently.
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Take a look.
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What did you think about the ride?
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It was great.
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And apparently I've never been on live television before.
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But apparently sometimes I don't watch...
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I don't watch the news, because I'm a kid,
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and apparently every time...
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apparently grandpa just gives me the remote
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after we watch the Powerball.
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Tell me about the ride. What'd you think about the ride?
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- Well, it was great. - Why?
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Because apparently you're spinning around,
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and apparently every time, you get dizzy.
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- Yeah. - So all you do is get dizzy.
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- Is it fun? - Yeah.
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Hi.
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And I've never, ever been on live television.
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I never, ever be on live television.
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- Are you excited? - Yeah.
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And apparently I already went down the Super Slide.
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When I went down alone, I was scared half to death.
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- I just freak out. - Okay, okay.
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I need his name.
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And there he goes.
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From Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
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Please welcome five-year-old Noah Ritter.
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[cheers and applause]
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- This is my first time on a talk show.
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- What is it, Noah? - My first time on a talk show.
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Oh, man. Welcome.
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[cheers and applause]
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[laughter]
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- You waving to your grandpa? - Yup.
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- Yup, your grandpa's in the audience.
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Hi, grandpa.
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So that was your first time... it was live television,
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and you got the mic, and they asked you a question.
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and the word "apparently" is your favorite word, isn't it?
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Yeah, but I got over it now.
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I get over it now and then.
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You got over it?
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You don't use "apparently" anymore?
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- Nope, got over it. - Okay.
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And you're five years old.
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And what's your new favorite word?
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Hmm, "seriously".
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I would have to go with "seriously".
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Hey seriously! Seriously!
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And so you're in kindergarten.
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What are you learning in kindergarten?
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Hmm.
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Yeah.
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Very hard to concentrate on what you're gonna learn in kindergarten.
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But I think... I think they're holding me
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I don't know how many hours.
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Porbably like... eleven hours.
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I don't know.
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It was like I was in prison for ten days.
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[laughter and applause]
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So you're enjoying it.
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Yeah, five days, that's a week.
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- Yeah, so... - Ten days, year.
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Yeah.
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Now do they know... the kids in your class,
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Do they know you're famous?
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Nope, I only tell the big kids on the bus.
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Oh.
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Oh, you tell the kids on the bus...
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And I have to go to a different bus.
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(That's) All I have to do is just go to a different bus, and then I'm home free.
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[laughter]
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And I'm like, "Why can't they just park them at my home? "
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Why can't...why can't the bus driver park at my home?
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He has to park at the bus stop, and I'm walking down the sidewalk,
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going to my grandparents'.
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I'm like, "Oh my gosh. My legs hurt".
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And then when I finally get home, I'm like...
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[sighs]
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I sit down on my couch,
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and.. and then that's the end of pain.