JJ tells Tucker about a recent celebrity encounter that unexpectedly turns into a larger conversation about food, work, and the way modern schedules shape eating habits. They discuss disappearing lunch breaks, eating at desks, meal prep, fast food, food delivery, and whether convenience has become less of a choice and more of a necessity.

The conversation also moves into pizza traditions, Duane's House of Pizza, Happy Joe's, Sammy's, provolone pronunciation, hospitality, Chex Mix, beets, Dairy Queen Blizzards, CoQ10, testosterone, and the foods people love enough to make part of their identity.

00:00 Celebrity Tea and Food Culture 02:02 The Celebrity Encounter 02:34 The VIP Q&A 04:52 America's Relationship With Food 06:53 Who Changed the Way We Eat? 07:39 The Lost Lunch Hour 08:03 The Automat 08:49 Eating at Your Desk 09:37 Meal Prep 09:59 Fast Food and Convenience 10:30 Breaking the Uber Eats Habit 10:50 Duane's House of Pizza 11:09 The Pizza Delivery Race 12:25 Pronouncing Provolone 13:56 Sammy's Pizza 14:49 Pie Cut vs. Square Cut 16:16 Food and Hospitality 16:56 Feeding People as a Love Language 17:34 Saying No to Food 18:30 The Beets Debate 19:57 CoQ10 20:40 Dairy Queen Blizzards 21:47 Seasonal Blizzard Flavors 23:14 The Dairy Queen Pharmacy 24:12 Testosterone 25:55 Outro

In this episode of JJ Meets World, JJ and Tucker remember the life and career of Sir Patrick Stewart, the legendary actor best known as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Professor Charles Xavier in X-Men. They look back at what made Stewart such a commanding performer, from his Shakespearean training and dramatic gravitas to his underrated comedic timing in projects like Extras, Family Guy, Ted, and his appearances on Sesame Street.

The conversation also dives deep into Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek Generations, First Contact, Picard, Q, the Borg, Scotty, the legacy of the original Star Trek cast, and the recent loss of Walter Koenig. JJ also shares the story of seeing Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen together on Broadway and meeting Stewart afterward at the stage door. Along the way, they revisit X-Men casting, Ian McKellen, Logan, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Dune, Masterminds, TMNT, Galaxy Quest, Lower Decks, and why Patrick Stewart's influence reaches far beyond any single franchise.

00:00 Remembering Patrick Stewart 02:05 Patrick Stewart and Walter Koenig 02:39 Growing Up With The Next Generation 04:11 Patrick Stewart as Scrooge 05:45 Star Trek, X-Men, and Family Guy 06:10 Patrick Stewart in Extras 09:04 Advice to Kate Mulgrew 09:54 Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart 10:43 JJ's Night in New York 11:42 Seeing Stewart and McKellen on Broadway 13:38 Meeting Patrick Stewart 14:49 Why The Next Generation Endures 17:12 Star Trek Generations 18:01 Picard Meets Kirk 19:47 Ranking Star Trek Movies 20:23 Scotty Returns 23:24 The Enterprise-D 25:47 Remembering Walter Koenig 27:05 Living With an Iconic Role 29:18 The New Harry Potter Series 30:02 Recasting Famous Characters 32:20 The Future of Star Trek 35:38 Patrick Stewart and X-Men 36:46 Casting Professor X 38:10 Stewart and McKellen in X-Men 40:01 Patrick Stewart's Final X-Men Performance 40:49 Lower Decks 42:20 Galaxy Quest 45:45 Robin Hood: Men in Tights 46:42 Lesser-Known Patrick Stewart Roles 47:22 Logan 49:05 Jimmy Neutron and Animal Farm 50:51 Dune 51:12 Star Trek: Picard 54:17 Outro

JJ and Tucker begin with a conversation about GLP-1 medications, weight loss, cravings, lifestyle changes, side effects, and why different people can have very different experiences with medication. That leads into mental health treatment, antidepressants, therapy, and a detour through Ween, Peter and the Wolf, tubas, bassoons, xylophones, and the instruments that seem to come with their own personalities.

The conversation then moves into passports, REAL ID, travel, fake quotations, and Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, before drifting into desktop wallpapers, old internet habits, hotel loyalty programs, elaborate phone pranks, hoodie drawstrings, and cat safety. It is an especially wandering episode of JJ Meets World, in the best possible way.

00:00 GLP-1s, Mental Health, and Talladega Nights 01:12 GLP-1 Medications 02:25 Success Stories and Side Effects 03:19 Weight Loss and Lifestyle Change 04:49 GLP-1s and Addiction Research 05:11 Antidepressants and Therapy 06:06 Ween and It's Pat 06:48 Tubas and Musical Stereotypes 07:09 Peter and the Wolf 07:51 The Bassoon Is the Dad Bod of Instruments 08:13 Contrabassoons 08:22 Elementary School Xylophones 08:58 Recorders and Trombone Covers 09:33 Strange Instrument Covers 10:03 Which Instrument Would You Learn? 10:19 Werewolves of London on Piano 11:40 Passport Renewal 12:27 REAL ID 14:10 Traveling With a Passport 15:03 You Gonna Ride With It or You Not? 15:57 Famous Fake Quotes 16:19 Talladega Nights and Eleanor Roosevelt 17:22 Becoming Known for a Quote 18:26 Posters Before the Internet 19:06 Desktop Wallpapers 20:07 JJ's Phone Prank 21:04 Hotel Loyalty Apps and ADA Rooms 22:34 Never Give JJ Your Phone 22:53 Hoodie Drawstrings 23:18 Peter Parker and Cat Safety 24:01 Outro

JJ and Tucker take a long look at the state of the housing market and what it means for people trying to buy their first home. The conversation covers rising home prices, mortgage rates, HUD properties, FHA and VA loans, closing costs, inspections, real estate commissions, starter homes, and why the path to homeownership feels increasingly difficult for younger buyers.

They also explore possible solutions, including small-town housing incentives, forgivable loans, rural development, remote work, and encouraging younger families to move into communities outside larger cities. Along the way, the conversation branches into Airbnb, investment properties, modern household expenses, cell phones, internet access, caller ID, cordless phones, DOS, The Oregon Trail, and the hidden cost of waiting decades longer to start building home equity.

00:00 The Real Estate Episode 01:12 Why Buying a House Feels Impossible 01:57 Touring a Rural North Dakota Property 03:42 A $45,000 Property Becomes an $85,000 Property 06:10 Hillsboro and the Tear-Down House 08:19 House Demolition and Salvage 09:23 Fargo Home Prices and Starter Homes 10:37 JJ's First HUD Home 11:19 How HUD Homes Work 12:25 FHA Loans and First-Time Buyers 13:16 VA Loans and Seller Preferences 14:05 Closing Costs and Real Estate Commissions 15:31 Selling JJ's First House 17:07 Fargo Lot Restrictions 18:30 Tucker's Slab-on-Grade House 19:28 Pandemic Mortgage Rates 20:17 Why Nobody Builds Cheap Starter Homes 21:01 Airbnb and Housing Supply 21:44 A Small-Town Housing Solution 22:22 Forgivable First-Time Buyer Assistance 23:33 Reviving Small Towns Through Housing 25:03 Young Families and Small-Town Schools 26:10 Converting Old Buildings Into Homes 27:33 Living in an Old School 28:24 Small-Town Bars and Adaptive Reuse 29:22 Remote Work and Rural Living 30:30 Younger Generations and Cost of Living 31:13 Modern Household Expenses 33:17 Internet as a Necessity 34:50 Remembering Caller ID 35:30 Cordless Phones 36:40 Ringtones and Contact Photos 38:01 The Cost of Delayed Homeownership 39:10 Cash for Clunkers and Public Incentives 40:42 DOS and Oregon Trail 42:48 Outro

Tucker celebrates JJ's birthday with the return of McDonald's Monopoly, leading to a live round of property peeling, prize speculation, Monopoly strategy, app complaints, doomscrolling, jet skis, soda cup engineering, and the strange psychological power of a really effective fast-food promotion.

Then JJ announces the return of A Very Die Hard Christmas at Stage West and digs into what he wants to change this time around. JJ and Tucker revisit the Die Hard franchise, explain their love for Die Hard with a Vengeance, and talk about Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson, Jeremy Irons, John McTiernan, theatrical Easter eggs, immersive lobby experiences, returning cast members, custom cocktails, media nights, and why a great theater experience should begin before the curtain ever goes up.

00:00 McDonald's Monopoly and Die Hard 01:16 McDonald's Monopoly Returns 02:04 The Monopoly Promotion Scandal 03:20 The Psychology of Peeling the Pieces 04:36 The McDonald's App Problem 06:46 Opening the Monopoly Pieces 07:48 Universal Orlando and New York Avenue 09:19 Digital Chance Cards 09:53 Doomscrolling Habits 12:50 The $100,000 Monopoly Property 13:39 ASMR 14:13 Monopoly GO Prizes 16:30 Monopoly Strategy 17:31 Rich Uncle Pennybags vs. Mr. Monopoly 18:16 Jet Skis 19:48 Soda Lid Buttons 20:58 Tucker's Car Dispute 22:36 A Very Die Hard Christmas Returns 23:45 Reinventing the Production 25:21 Die Hard Junior 27:16 The Die Hard Franchise 28:12 Why Die Hard Works 29:41 Die Hard With a Vengeance 30:40 Jeremy Irons as Simon Gruber 33:23 Samuel L. Jackson and New York City 35:02 Easter Eggs and Hidden Valley Ranch 37:06 Audience Interaction 39:28 Returning Cast Members 41:03 Original Die Hard Props 42:01 Pee in Every JJ Production 43:19 Nakatomi Plaza Lobby Ideas 44:15 Immersive Theater 45:24 Custom Cocktails and Popcorn 47:17 Blue Man Group in Chicago 49:01 Planning a Media Night 50:31 JJ's 43rd Year 51:01 Outro

If you or someone you know needs immediate emotional support, call or text 988. More information about suicide prevention and AFSP programs is available through AFSP.org.

Tristan Ross joins JJ Meets World for an extended conversation about suicide prevention, mental health, grief, and the work of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention North Dakota Chapter. Tristan discusses prevention education, 988, Out of the Darkness Walks, workplace and school programs, advocacy, support after suicide loss, warning signs, veterans, young people, barriers to treatment, and the importance of connecting people with resources before and during a crisis.

JJ, Tucker, and Tristan also examine how communities can talk more openly about mental health, how workplaces and trusted adults can recognize changes in the people around them, and why prevention requires sustained education, funding, research, and advocacy.

00:00 Suicide Prevention Resources and 988 01:23 Minions and Movie Theater Trends 03:53 Tristan Ross Returns 06:37 JJ's Motorcycle Sidecar Adventure 09:33 AFSP North Dakota and Suicide Prevention 15:11 Mental Health Education for Young People 15:37 Workplace and Construction Suicide Prevention 17:41 Funding 988 Crisis Services 19:58 Suicide Prevention Advocacy 21:05 Experiencing Suicide Loss 25:15 Barriers and Suicide Prevention 28:30 Veterans and Mental Health Resources 35:00 Learners, Knowers, and Change 39:29 Connecting With Young People 42:36 Suicide Trends Across Generations 44:22 Isolation and Social Connection 46:31 Perfectionism and Youth Pressure 52:28 Support After Suicide Loss 53:22 Healing Conversations 54:19 Out of the Darkness Walks 55:07 Tristan Reflects on Personal Loss 57:03 Grief Has No Deadline 58:27 Suicide Prevention in the Workplace 59:33 Recognizing Warning Signs 01:00:03 Talk Saves Lives 01:01:09 988 and High-Risk Communities 01:02:07 Culturally Relevant Mental Health Care 01:03:18 A Crisis Is a Crisis 01:05:01 Mental Health Education for Children 01:06:08 Gizmo and Safety Plans 01:08:10 Using Entertainment to Teach Kids 01:09:43 Finding AFSP Resources 01:10:11 Advocacy in North Dakota 01:14:52 The Importance of Trusted Adults 01:18:23 Suicide Prevention Volunteers 01:18:44 The Lives We May Never Know Were Saved 01:19:36 Final Thoughts With Tristan Ross 01:20:50 Outro

In this episode of JJ Meets World, JJ and Tucker talk about the return of McDonald's Monopoly, their favorite versions of the classic board game, and whether younger generations still have any love for ruthless Monopoly competition. The conversation then takes a more serious turn into hitchhiking, a frightening story from JJ's family history, childhood memories surrounding missing-person cases, and JJ's recent interview with Elizabeth Smart.

Things eventually lighten up with sandwiches, plumbing problems, baths, bazookas, Super Mario voice actors, movie theater popcorn, vitamins, CoQ10, Jägermeister myths, and the early days of Red Bull in Fargo. JJ and Tucker also revisit Jolt Cola, OK Soda, Surge, holiday snack tins, and the strange power of a great 1990s commercial.

00:00 A Dark Story, Then Red Bull 01:06 McDonald's Monopoly Returns 01:55 Monopoly Fever 02:20 The Celebrity Monopoly Tournament 03:08 Favorite Monopoly Editions 04:05 Does Gen Z Hate Monopoly? 05:41 Hitchhiking in Fargo 05:59 JJ's Mom Picks Up a Hitchhiker 07:16 The Drive to Alexandria 09:04 The Jacob Wetterling Documentary 11:08 Interviewing Elizabeth Smart 12:03 Trauma and Public Identity 13:20 Inventing a Sandwich 14:50 Chicken Fingers and Soup 15:26 Plumbing Problems Mid-Podcast 16:35 Baths vs. Showers 18:08 Bazookas and the Super Scope 19:06 Fargo Voice Acting in Diablo 19:50 Who Voices Mario? 21:00 Tennis Elbow 21:16 Hot Tubs and Orville Redenbacher 23:14 Movie Theater Popcorn Butter 24:37 Holiday Snack Tins 25:34 CoQ10 and Supplements 26:49 Low Testosterone Advertising 27:28 Jägermeister Myths 28:20 Red Bull Myths 28:40 Early Red Bull in Fargo 29:43 Jolt Cola 30:04 OK Soda and Surge 30:46 The Snickers Commercial 31:41 Outro 32:19 Final Tag

Who belongs on the Mount Rushmore of game show hosts? In this episode of JJ Meets World, JJ and Tucker revisit the personalities who defined game shows across generations, including Bob Barker, Alex Trebek, Pat Sajak, Vanna White, Richard Dawson, Mark Summers, Gene Rayburn, Steve Harvey, Drew Carey, and Howie Mandel. They debate longevity, personality, controversy, celebrity, and what separates a true game show host from a celebrity who simply gets hired to host one.

The conversation also becomes a trip through classic television, from The Price Is Right, Jeopardy!, Wheel of Fortune, Family Feud, Match Game, and Deal or No Deal to Nickelodeon favorites like Double Dare, GUTS, Legends of the Hidden Temple, and Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? JJ shares stories about meeting Mark Summers, a Fargo connection to the original Double Dare sets, brushing past Greg Lee as a kid, and why game show parodies like 30 Rock's Gold Case remain so funny.

00:00 Intro: Come On Down! 01:11 Who Is the Greatest Game Show Host? 02:14 Bob Barker Enters the GOAT Debate 03:37 Drew Carey and The Price Is Right 04:17 Pat Sajak, Wheel of Fortune, and Controversies 06:18 Vanna White and the Best Job on Television 07:29 Alex Trebek and Jeopardy! 08:17 Richard Dawson and Family Feud 08:55 The Famous "September" Family Feud Answer 09:36 Bob Barker's Pop Culture Legacy 10:00 Wheel of Fortune Announcer Controversy 11:47 JJ Meets Mark Summers 12:10 Double Dare, Unwrapped, and Mark Summers 13:20 How Mark Summers Got His Name 13:44 The Mark Summers Stage Show 14:00 Fargo's Connection to the Double Dare Set 15:20 Game Show Hosts With Multiple Careers 16:04 Bob Barker Before The Price Is Right 17:25 Steve Harvey and the Celebrity Host Era 19:24 Is America's Funniest Home Videos a Game Show? 20:07 Greg Lee and Carmen Sandiego 21:02 Greg Lee, Eye of the Dolphin, and Doug 22:56 Nickelodeon Game Shows We Thought We Could Win 23:12 Legends of the Hidden Temple 24:27 Nickelodeon GUTS 25:45 The Game Show Host Mount Rushmore 26:11 Gene Rayburn and Match Game 27:25 Howie Mandel and Deal or No Deal 29:34 Is American Idol a Game Show? 31:10 Does Whose Line Is It Anyway? Count? 32:20 Survivor and the Definition of a Game Show 33:07 Is Football a Game Show? 34:49 Game Show Parodies 35:25 30 Rock's Gold Case 36:22 Outro 37:00 The Best Game Show Is Life

In this episode of JJ Meets World, JJ and Tucker talk about the Fargo Night Watcher, local comedy sketches, Omaha Steaks, door-to-door sales, knife pitches, donut logic, vampires, mail carriers, neighbors, and the complicated emotional reality of unexpected human interaction.

They also get into dad-level problem solving, trailer backing, Foo Fighters, Mannequin Pussy, Buffalo Wild Wings radio remotes, bungee cord ingenuity, selling a boat, Facebook Marketplace negotiation, garage sales, thrift stores, VHS collecting, physical media, collector trades, and Tucker's plan to move thousands of VHS tapes into the hands of people who still love them.

00:00 Intro: The Last Episode? 01:00 The Fargo Night Watcher 01:46 The Night Watcher Sketch 02:51 Watching the Watcher 03:20 Omaha Steaks Door-to-Door 04:02 JJ's Bad Omaha Steaks Experience 04:38 What Could Tucker Sell Door-to-Door? 04:54 Tucker Tries to Sell Knives 05:41 Donuts Become the Real Sales Pitch 06:23 The Bass Master Pro Donut Knife 07:00 "Invite Me Into Your Home" 07:25 Tucker Hates Unexpected Human Contact 07:48 Tucker's Dad Gets Out-Dadded 08:32 A Neighbor Perfectly Backs the Trailer 09:02 Dad Enrichment at the Neighborhood Dog Park 09:46 JJ's Buffalo Wild Wings Radio Remote 10:09 Foo Fighters and Mannequin Pussy 10:50 Promoting a Band Name on Local Radio 11:13 JJ Solves a Tablecloth Problem With Bungee Cords 11:54 A Perfect Dad Compliment 12:15 JJ Still Has a Boat to Sell 12:49 The Worst Part of Selling Stuff Online 13:06 Tucker's Dad's Facebook Marketplace Trick 13:48 The Pursuit of the Deal 14:35 Planning a Garage Sale 15:14 Tucker's 3,000 VHS Tape Problem 15:44 Trading for Jurassic Park on VHS 16:16 Turning the VHS Sale Into a Collector Event 17:06 Free Loose Hot Dogs in the Garage 17:32 Nebraska Flea Markets and Bootleg VHS 18:20 Losing Your Train of Thought 18:41 When Do We Stop Counting Half Ages? 18:59 Outro 19:37 Just Kidding, It's Not the Last Episode

In this episode of JJ Meets World, JJ and Tucker talk about the specific objects they have always wanted in their homes, from walls of DVDs and vintage library card catalogs to old jukeboxes, baseball card storage, used books, and the strange appeal of highly organized little drawers. The conversation touches on estate sales, Facebook Marketplace, eBay, thrift shops, media collections, and the emotional pull of physical objects that feel like artifacts from another era.

They also get into local theater, temporary set furniture, nonprofit partnerships, and how groups like Furniture Mission of the Red River Valley could connect with arts organizations looking for couches, beds, desks, jukeboxes, and props. Along the way, JJ and Tucker discuss dumpster rentals, crawl space cleanouts, old concrete, dream bedroom ceiling fans, and why sometimes the perfect home detail is both weirdly specific and completely unnecessary.

00:00 Intro: Crawl Space Treasures and Home Wish Lists 01:02 JJ's Dream Home Media Collection 01:23 Tucker's Wall and the Stories We Tell Ourselves 02:02 The Things We Always Wanted in Our Homes 02:28 Kevin Kline, Kurt Russell, and 4K Movie Releases 03:29 JJ Wants a Library Card Catalog 03:44 Losing an Estate Sale Card Catalog 04:21 Facebook Marketplace, eBay Offers, and Rare Finds 05:07 Waiting for the Perfect Card Catalog Deal 05:45 Refurbishing Old Furniture and Finding the Right Piece 06:01 Segmented Organization and Order From Chaos 06:41 Where Would the Card Catalog Go? 07:03 Baseball Cards, Comics, and Dewey Decimal Drawers 07:24 Different Types of Library Card Catalogs 08:01 Used Books and Old Library Cards 09:02 Tucker's Family Jukebox 09:37 Searching for a Jukebox for a Theater Show 10:20 Why Theater Sets Need Temporary Furniture 11:10 Furniture Mission of the Red River Valley 12:03 Helping People Furnish New Homes 12:43 Why Furniture Mission Needs Constant Donations 13:23 Could Theater Companies Partner With Furniture Mission? 14:29 A Thrift Shop Model for Theater Props 15:08 Theater Needs a Dumpster 15:25 Roll-Off Dumpsters and Crawl Space Cleanouts 16:10 Sharing Dumpster Space With Neighbors 16:39 Sneaking Heavy Concrete Into the Garbage 17:44 Card Catalogs, Jukeboxes, and Home Design 18:06 JJ's Dream Ceiling Fan 18:29 Big Ass Fans Are Real 19:04 Outro 19:41 Tom Hanks and SNL Love JJ

In this episode of JJ Meets World, JJ and Tucker remember Dolly Parton through the music, movies, philanthropy, humor, and humanity that made her one of the most beloved entertainers in American culture. The conversation touches on her early career with Porter Wagoner, the stories behind "Jolene" and "I Will Always Love You," the Imagination Library, Dollywood, children's literacy, and the rare kind of public affection Dolly earned across generations.

JJ and Tucker also revisit Dolly Parton's work in film, including 9 to 5, Straight Talk, Rhinestone, Steel Magnolias, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, and The Beverly Hillbillies. Along the way, they celebrate Jim Varney, Cloris Leachman, Dabney Coleman, Lily Tomlin, Julie Andrews, Mr. Rogers, and the question of what makes someone not just famous, but genuinely loved.

00:00 Intro: Remembering Dolly Parton 01:04 Dolly Parton's Legacy Hits Hard 01:33 Two Doors Down and Early Dolly Memories 01:48 Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, and Jolene 03:20 I Will Always Love You and Leaving Porter Wagoner 04:00 Porter Wagoner Sues Dolly Parton 04:45 Dolly Buys Porter Wagoner's Music Catalog 05:28 Rebuilding Burned Bridges 05:58 Dolly Parton's Imagination Library 07:19 How the Imagination Library Works 08:16 Fargo Rotary and Local Imagination Library Support 09:03 Coat of Many Colors and Dolly's Message 09:21 9 to 5 and Dolly's Movie Career 09:55 Straight Talk, Radio Advice, and Southern Wisdom 10:51 Rhinestone, Sylvester Stallone, and Dolly's Kindness 11:49 Steel Magnolias and a Powerhouse Cast 12:14 Dolly Parton, COVID Vaccines, and Public Trust 12:29 Dolly in The Beverly Hillbillies Movie 13:01 Buying The Beverly Hillbillies Soundtrack 13:24 Why The Beverly Hillbillies Is a Perfect Adaptation 13:48 Cloris Leachman as Granny 14:10 Diedrich Bader, Dabney Coleman, and Lily Tomlin 15:03 Jim Varney as Jed Clampett 16:13 Could The Beverly Hillbillies Work Today? 17:25 Leah Thompson and Superhero Fan Casting 17:45 Tucker's Childhood Dolly Parton Crush 18:29 Was Dolly the Last Universally Loved Icon? 19:37 Caregiving, Health, and Dolly's Final Years 20:35 The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas 22:24 Dolly Parton and Burt Reynolds 22:48 Dom DeLuise, the Watchdog Report, and the Governor 23:35 Why the Musical Still Works 24:38 Dolly Was Always Ahead of Her Time 25:35 Dolly Parton Chose Not to Be a Billionaire 26:14 Dollywood and Dolly's Childhood Home 26:33 Is There Anyone Else Like Dolly? 27:18 Cher, Julie Andrews, and Cultural Warmth 29:06 The Princess Diaries and Julie Andrews' Later Career 30:07 Dolly Parton at Christmas 30:24 Dolly Parton's Songwriting and Acrylic Nails 31:06 Dolly's Magical Ability to Connect 31:36 Outro 32:14 Final Tag: Holidays at Dolly's House