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Aired (December 16, 2024): Upang mas mahulaan ni JC de Vera kung sino ang breadwinner na caregiver, ipinamalas nina Ryan Bang, MC, at Tiyang Amy ang kanilang husay sa aktingan bilang mga pasyente!
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00:00And today, we'll be looking for the breadwinner...
00:05I said especially for you, that's why I'm looking for it.
00:08The breadwinner caregiver.
00:11Breadwinnables, come on in!
00:18Three claim to be the breadwinner caregiver,
00:22but there's only one truth.
00:25Here they are, let me introduce you to number one.
00:29What's up, Madlang people?
00:31I'm Carolina Pansy Pansy,
00:34the breadwinner caregiver of Kainta Rizal.
00:39There, Carolina Pansy Pansy.
00:42What did you call her?
00:44Pansy Pansy.
00:46I thought it was Pansy Panty.
00:48Pansy Panty?
00:50The panty that has gold. Pansy Panty.
00:52And it has ruffles. Pansy Panty.
00:57That's cute.
00:58Let's introduce number two.
01:01What's up, Madlang people?
01:03I'm Resty Gayoma,
01:05the breadwinner caregiver of Tondo, Manila.
01:08Oh, he might be gay.
01:11Resty Gayoma.
01:13Of Tondo.
01:15Who's number three? Please introduce yourself.
01:18What's up, Madlang people?
01:21I'm Dinah Gonzalez,
01:23the breadwinner caregiver of Pila Laguna.
01:28Pila Laguna.
01:30Pila Laguna.
01:32That's where the famous rubber shoes are made.
01:34Yes, maybe you're the color of her hair.
01:36Why?
01:37Dinah.
01:39Dinah.
01:41He thought of a lot today.
01:43Here it is, JC.
01:45He has a joke, that's why he didn't support my joke.
01:47Yes, I supported it.
01:49Why didn't you support his joke?
01:51Pila Laguna.
01:53That's where the famous rubber shoes are made.
01:55Yes, maybe you're the color of her hair.
01:57We're both in the wrong team.
01:59We're both in the wrong team.
02:01We're both in the wrong team.
02:03Best friends.
02:05You're so lucky.
02:07You're doing a lot of things.
02:09I supported his joke,
02:11but he didn't support it.
02:13He didn't react.
02:15Let's do it again.
02:17The first K that you have is
02:19Let's get closer.
02:21Look at them.
02:23Hold them.
02:25Do whatever you can, but be decent.
02:27You can also ask one question.
02:29Just one?
02:31Can I hold them?
02:33Yes.
02:35What do you look for
02:37to say,
02:39this might be a breadwinner?
02:41Your hands should be flexible.
02:43Because?
02:45Hardworking.
02:47Do you use it in the clinic?
02:49In the clinic,
02:51it should be hardworking.
02:53Because of course,
02:55when you're a caregiver,
02:57they should be humble.
02:59Because you're carrying them.
03:01I saw my mom carrying her patient.
03:03She's so big.
03:05My mom is so small.
03:07My mom is a superhero.
03:09It's heavy for her.
03:11Maybe there should be some cells.
03:13If you're carrying them.
03:15I want to ask, JC.
03:19What's your favorite hobby?
03:21Your dad.
03:23You're proving
03:25that you're a caregiver.
03:27What's your favorite hobby?
03:29Singing and cooking.
03:31That's it.
03:33She can sing and cook.
03:35I'm a caregiver.
03:37She can sing
03:39so she can relax.
03:41She can also cook.
03:43Yes.
03:45That's right.
03:47She can sing
03:49so she can pacify her patients.
03:51Is he a caregiver?
03:53No, he's a caregiver.
03:55No, he's a patient.
03:57He's listening.
03:59Maybe he's nervous.
04:01Does he drink medicine before coming here?
04:03Of course.
04:05Maybe he's just listening.
04:07Because the air conditioner in the studio is strong.
04:09Let's check your hands again.
04:11They need to be smooth.
04:13Because he's always wearing gloves.
04:15Maybe he's a caregiver
04:17because he's stuck in a wheelchair.
04:19That's possible.
04:21This is clean.
04:23It's clean.
04:25It looks like he's wearing gloves.
04:27Maybe he doesn't wear gloves
04:29because he's always washing his hands.
04:31That's also possible.
04:33What do you want to ask him?
04:35How many hours
04:37do you work every day?
04:398 hours.
04:41Sometimes overtime.
04:43As a caregiver, 8 hours?
04:45Is it really like that?
04:478 hours as a caregiver?
04:49My caregiver
04:51is a patient.
04:53I don't know
04:55how many hours.
04:57But it's like that.
04:59We'll find out if you're going to ask him.
05:01Okay, we'll ask him.
05:03Okay, 8 hours.
05:05Sometimes overtime.
05:07I'll hold your hand.
05:11Smell it.
05:13If it smells bad,
05:15it's the patient's pee.
05:17That's a caregiver.
05:19Sometimes, patients
05:21have incontinence
05:23because they're old.
05:25There's a distinct smell.
05:27Is it the smell of diaper?
05:29It's like...
05:31As a caregiver,
05:33it's nitty-gritty.
05:35But there's
05:37laundry.
05:39There's laundry.
05:41But they're clean.
05:43They disinfect
05:45because they really disinfect.
05:47Yes.
05:49My question to you is
05:51how often do you drink alcohol in a day?
05:53Do you drink alcohol?
05:55Do you drink alcohol?
05:57Every time I hold things.
05:59Every time
06:01I hold the patient.
06:03Every time I hold the patient.
06:05He drinks alcohol every time he holds the patient.
06:07Yes. If I'm the patient,
06:09I'll swallow it.
06:11Why?
06:13It's for their safety.
06:15For the patient's safety.
06:17For the patient's safety
06:19and hygiene. Thank you very much.
06:21Thank you very much.
06:23It's a good question.
06:25How many hours does the caregiver work?
06:27He doesn't work anymore.
06:29How many hours does the caregiver work?
06:31Why don't you know?
06:33I don't know.
06:35It depends.
06:37You look like you own a care home.
06:39Yes.
06:41There's a stay-in.
06:43Oh, stay-in and stay-out.
06:45Yes, stay-out.
06:47A lot of stay-out is when the patient gets drunk,
06:49they're sent outside.
06:51They're just stay-out.
06:53They're hot-headed.
06:55Yes.
06:57Do you know a caregiver?
06:59My mother is a caregiver.
07:01My grandmother is also a caregiver.
07:03In America, it's a different setup.
07:05Yes.
07:07I'm a caregiver.
07:09Who do you think is a caregiver?
07:11Who do you think is a caregiver?
07:13I think the contestant number 3.
07:15Why did you say that, JC?
07:17You're so mean to him.
07:19I think
07:21he's fixing it.
07:23He's fixing it.
07:25For me, if you're a caregiver,
07:27you're always presentable.
07:29Yes, so that your patient will be in love with you.
07:31So that when he's gone,
07:33he'll give you money.
07:35There's a lot like that, right?
07:37But in America,
07:39my mother is the one who's in charge.
07:41She doesn't have
07:43a family anymore.
07:45She's the one who's in charge.
07:47What is she in charge of?
07:49Her ingrown toenails.
07:51Her grandmother.
07:53If you're really kind,
07:55they're really kind caregivers.
07:57There are a lot of stories like that.
07:59They're really kind.
08:01They don't expect it.
08:03They don't target it.
08:05The Filipinos have TLC.
08:07They have tender, loving care.
08:09That's why some
08:11will give extra
08:13because Filipino caregivers
08:15really work hard.
08:17That's why they're always Filipino.
08:19They should be presentable.
08:21Of course, the ones they take care of
08:23won't be able to walk.
08:25It's sad.
08:27If you don't look good,
08:29if you look sad
08:31when you're taking care of someone,
08:33they won't be able to take good care of you.
08:35That's actually a good point.
08:37You said number 3 looks good.
08:39What about 1 and 2?
08:41Number 1 looks good.
08:43Number 1 has lipstick.
08:45Number 2 has microblading.
08:47Microblading?
08:49Number 1.
08:51This is a blush-on.
08:53Why do you want a blush-on?
08:55Our neighbor's blush-on
08:57was like that on the first day.
08:59That's different!
09:01They changed it on the second day.
09:03Then on the fourth day,
09:05the family from America arrived.
09:07They were waiting for them.
09:09So they retouched it.
09:11Darin is funny.
09:13Let's hear
09:15the opinions of our hosts.
09:17Who do you think
09:19is the caregiver
09:21of the three of them?
09:23Sean?
09:25There are a lot of caregivers in Hawaii.
09:27Yes, there are a lot of Filipino caregivers there.
09:29For me, number 1 is the caregiver.
09:31Why?
09:33Because he looks like he's taken care of.
09:35So number 3 looks like he's being neglected?
09:37No, but he looks like he's being taken care of.
09:39Number 3 taught number 1.
09:41Oh, I see.
09:43Maybe they're both caregivers,
09:45but the breadwinner is number 1.
09:47What's your opinion,
09:49so you don't look lazy?
09:51For me, it's number 2.
09:53When MC sits down,
09:55he looks like that.
09:57It's been too long.
09:59When he comes in, he looks like a patent.
10:01But there's really nothing to do in the classroom.
10:03He's ready.
10:05He sits down, and his pants are still tight.
10:07I'm looking at him.
10:09I feel like number 3
10:11is the caregiver
10:13because his arms
10:15can really carry him.
10:17So MC can be a caregiver?
10:19Yes, he can.
10:21Even the whole clinic can carry him.
10:23You can also be a caregiver.
10:25Why?
10:27Because you have abs in your butt.
10:29So if you're going to get a caregiver,
10:31you won't be able to take care of yourself.
10:33Because MC is not a caregiver.
10:35You're a giver, right?
10:37Oh, thank you.
10:39But where's number 3 for me?
10:41What?
10:43What happened?
10:45Someone reminded you.
10:47Yes, MC?
10:49I feel like number 2
10:51is the caregiver
10:53because he looks like he's pitiful.
10:55He's pitiful.
10:57You should have compassion for caregivers.
10:59Pitiful people are not caregivers.
11:01What do you mean?
11:03They're the ones reading at the church.
11:05They're the ones reading.
11:07Yes.
11:09What about you, Ion?
11:11Who do you think is the caregiver?
11:13For me, it's number 3.
11:15Because he looks like he's patient.
11:17Because if you're a caregiver,
11:19you should be patient.
11:21That's actually a good point.
11:23Yes.
11:25Patience for the patient.
11:27Patience for the patient.
11:29Patience is a?
11:31Patience.
11:33Patience.
11:35That's a good point, Ion.
11:37I like that.
11:39Let's ask Daryl
11:41because he's right.
11:43He has an idea.
11:45Ate Michi,
11:47are you wearing skinny jeans?
11:49No, I'm dancing.
11:51Oh, you're a dancer.
11:53That's why I'm asking.
11:55Her leggings are that color.
11:57In fairness to her.
11:59Who do you think is the caregiver?
12:01I think it's number 2.
12:03That's a good point.
12:05Why?
12:07Because he has a heart.
12:09He has a heart.
12:11What?
12:13I'm confused.
12:15Ion said that
12:17you have emotions and a heart.
12:19You know, you care.
12:21You care.
12:23Patience, care, and passion.
12:25That's good.
12:27How come I didn't see
12:29that he has passion?
12:31He's just standing there.
12:33It's just my feeling.
12:35It's just my feeling.
12:37It's just my feeling.
12:39It's just my feeling.
12:41If you're like this, there's care.
12:43Oh.
12:45He's a bit jealous.
12:47Michi, huh?
12:49The one who doesn't care.
12:51Just like that.
12:53Oh, just like that.
12:55He doesn't care.
12:57And number 3,
12:59his hands are like
13:01a taekwondo fighter.
13:03He's ready.
13:05He's ready.
13:07And number 1,
13:09he knows that the show is about to start.
13:11They're stopping him.
13:15Don't be like that.
13:17How about number 2?
13:19He cares.
13:21He cares.
13:23That's a lot.
13:25Who did you choose earlier?
13:27I have a question.
13:29It's about age.
13:33What do you want to ask?
13:35Age.
13:37Does it matter?
13:39Number 1 is 16.
13:41He's 16?
13:43Number 2 is 104.
13:45No, he's 47.
13:47Number 3 hasn't been born yet.
13:49He's still young.
13:51Number 4 is 51.
13:53He's 54. Number 2 is 47.
13:55Number 3 is 37.
13:5754, 47, 37.
13:59For a total of?
14:0354, 47,
14:0591, 101,
14:07138.
14:09You're good.
14:11You're good.
14:17That's why he's a TV host.
14:19Yes.
14:21I know if his salary is right.
14:23You're right.
14:25You should ask him.
14:27Is it late?
14:29Does age matter?
14:31No offense,
14:33but if he's 54 years old,
14:35and his mother is also 54 years old,
14:37it's like they're taking care of him.
14:39My mother is 60 years old and still a caregiver.
14:41Filipinos are old,
14:43but they're strong in America.
14:45They've been doing this for a long time.
14:47They're used to it.
14:49They're healthier there.
14:51They walk.
14:53They're good at their job.
14:55In other countries,
14:57even if they're old,
14:59they still have opportunities.
15:01They're given opportunities.
15:03To help you,
15:05we have another K.
15:07Through Kilos,
15:09they'll prove that they're the breadwinner
15:11of caregivers.
15:13Our first caregiver
15:15will do this.
15:17He'll show us how to
15:19change diapers for a patient.
15:21Ryan, you'll change the diaper.
15:23Ryan is the patient.
15:25Ryan is the patient.
15:27There.
15:29You'll change the diaper.
15:31The one you didn't notice,
15:33but it's gone, Ryan.
15:35Iha.
15:37Iha.
15:39Iha.
15:41Iha.
15:43Iha!
16:07Iha!
16:13Sit down first, grandpa.
16:15I'm so full, you want me to sit down?
16:17Yes, sit down.
16:19Let's sit down.
16:21Iha, Iha.
16:23Iha, Iha.
16:25Iha, Iha.
16:27I'll sit down first, grandpa.
16:29Iha, I'm so wet.
16:31Iha, I'm so wet.
16:33So you won't have a hard time.
16:35Because you've been standing for a while.
16:37Let's just sit down.
16:39We should lock the bed.
16:41Yes.
16:43This one.
16:45We haven't locked this yet.
16:47Lock it.
16:49We'll lock it.
16:51We'll lock everything.
16:53Lock it.
16:55Lock it, J.
16:57I know you, you're good at locking.
16:59It's hard.
17:01Should I raise it?
17:03Should I raise it or lower it?
17:05Lower it.
17:07J is really good at this.
17:09Iha, Iha.
17:11Let's give a round of applause to J.
17:15He's one of our most handsome floor directors.
17:19Grandpa,
17:21you should rest first.
17:23Because you've been standing for a while.
17:25You can sit here to observe.
17:27Iha, Iha.
17:29Iha, Iha.
17:31Iha, Iha.
17:33Iha, Iha.
17:35You can sit here so they can see you.
17:37Iha, Iha.
17:39Iha, Iha.
17:41Iha, Iha.
17:43Iha, Iha.
17:45Iha, Iha.
17:47Iha, Iha.
17:49Iha, Iha.
17:51Iha, Iha.
17:53Iha, Iha.
17:55Iha, Iha.
17:57Iha, Iha.
17:59I'm working.
18:01Don't disturb me.
18:03We've seen a lot of people
18:05Iha, Iha, Iha.
18:07He's saying something.
18:09You can sit here so we can get your diaper.
18:11Oh, I dropped it.
18:15I dropped it.
18:19How are we going to replace it?
18:21This is the trash.
18:23That's his face.
18:27That's why we don't have gloves.
18:29We should wear gloves.
18:31And we should have...
18:33Oh,
18:35that's realistic.
18:37Sample, sample, sample.
18:39Ate,
18:41remove your pants.
18:43It's full.
18:45Let's just imagine that
18:47we don't have to remove it.
18:49Show us, Ate.
18:53Okay.
18:55You're side pulling, Lolo.
18:57Let's just imagine that
18:59we've wiped it
19:01and I'm wearing gloves.
19:03And I'll put it here.
19:05Iha, Iha, Iha.
19:07On the side again.
19:09On the other side.
19:11That's hard.
19:13Let's put it here.
19:15Usually, I'll put some powder.
19:17Powder?
19:19Put some powder.
19:21Do we have powder?
19:23So that it'll sit
19:25and our patient
19:27won't get sick.
19:29There.
19:31Put some powder so that it won't get sick.
19:33There.
19:35Thank you very much.
19:37Ryan,
19:39you should've known that.
19:41Ryan, call for help.
19:43He can't remove it.
19:45Ryan,
19:47you forgot.
19:49Thank you, Iha.
19:51I'll press it.
19:53It's full already.
19:56Not even a few seconds.
19:58Thank you very much, Number 1.
20:00Number 2, you can go down there.
20:02We need MC.
20:04MC,
20:06how do you
20:08lift a patient
20:10to move him from bed
20:12to wheelchair?
20:14Yes.
20:16He needs muscles.
20:18He needs to fight.
20:20I'm here.
20:22And you're
20:24paralyzed.
20:26I'm on the other side.
20:28So that the camera can see you.
20:30There.
20:32It's okay, MC.
20:34We'll move you to the wheelchair.
20:36Wait for my count
20:38before you stand up.
20:40Just relax.
20:42We'll put our hands here.
20:48Wait.
20:50It's like he's going to...
20:52It's wet.
20:54It's like he's going to...
20:56He should cut his shirt.
20:58He should cut it.
21:00Let's sit here for a while.
21:02We can help ourselves.
21:04I can't move.
21:06Carekeeper said it's funny.
21:08Can we help ourselves?
21:12He's paralyzed.
21:14I need to turn.
21:16I'm paralyzed.
21:18Do you want to sit on the other side?
21:20I'll sit on the other side.
21:22I'll count.
21:241, 2, 3.
21:26We'll stand up together.
21:28We'll sit down.
21:30We'll stand up.
21:321, 2, 3.
21:38It's heavy.
21:40I might kiss you.
21:42I might kiss you.
21:44It's heavy.
21:46We'll stand up together.
21:481, 2, 3.
21:50It's heavy.
21:54The caregiver and the patient
21:56are slowly looking at each other.
22:02The patient loves
22:04the caregiver so much.
22:08He'll thank you.
22:10He's not sick.
22:12He's just healthy.
22:14He'll thank you.
22:16We'll move to the left.
22:20I'm okay, MC.
22:22I'll move to the wheelchair.
22:24He'll hug the patient
22:26and the caregiver.
22:28He'll remember them as his children.
22:32I'll remember you as my mother.
22:36Don't leave. Stay here.
22:38I'm okay. I'll stay here.
22:40I can't live without you.
22:42Stay here.
22:44We're here to comfort you.
22:46We'll strengthen your body.
22:48The patient will cry
22:50from sadness.
22:52Okay, relax.
22:54Just relax.
22:56Okay, inhale.
22:58Inhale.
23:00Exhale. Just relax.
23:04Feel it.
23:08He'll hug
23:10his caregiver.
23:14I'll hug you, mom.
23:24What will
23:26the caregiver say?
23:28The patient is emoting.
23:30Thank you, but we need to move you to the wheelchair
23:32so that you can eat later.
23:34If you treat me well,
23:36this house is yours.
23:38I'll treat you
23:40as much as I can.
23:42I'll give you $800.
23:46We're okay.
23:48Just be careful.
23:50Let's help each other.
23:52The heart is here.
23:54I'll hug you.
23:56I'll hug you.
23:58The patient will request
24:00that his caregiver sings.
24:02Can you sing?
24:04I'll give you a mask.
24:06Okay.
24:14Wow!
24:20While he's being hugged,
24:22I'll see
24:24if you can still sing.
24:30He might fall.
24:36I'll hug you.
24:38Let's stand together.
24:40One, two, three.
24:44The diaper is full.
24:54Let's stand together.
24:56One.
24:58He's getting closer.
25:00Why is he going backward?
25:02He's still singing.
25:04He's still singing.
25:08Wait.
25:10I don't think I can do it.
25:14The patient will request again.
25:16Later.
25:18Later,
25:20turn off the lights.
25:22So that you can sleep.
25:24Yes.
25:26Let's move to the bed later.
25:28Okay.
25:30Thank you, MC.
25:32I'll hug you.
25:34I'll hug you.
25:40Thank you, number 3.
25:44Number 3,
25:46you can go down now.
25:48Next scene,
25:50there's an elderly
25:52who's doing tantrums
25:54to his caregiver.
25:56Why me?
25:58You're an elderly.
26:00You're an elderly.
26:02Why don't you try it?
26:04You're not handsome.
26:06You're supposed to be handsome.
26:08He's not handsome.
26:10You're the one who's in the movie, right?
26:12I'm not an elderly.
26:14I can only do tantrums.
26:16Really?
26:18The elderly
26:20have a hot head.
26:22They'll be sad.
26:24Or they'll jam their buttocks.
26:26Correct.
26:28Do you want to try it?
26:30There are many elderly
26:32who are in denial
26:34that they need care.
26:36I can do this.
26:38They don't want to be helped.
26:40Action, ma'am.
26:42Good morning, ma'am.
26:44What's good about the morning?
26:46The morning is beautiful.
26:48Really?
26:50Who's beautiful? You or me?
26:52Both.
26:54But of course, you're more beautiful.
26:56What are you doing there?
26:58The caregiver will change the patient's clothes.
27:00We're going to eat.
27:02We're not talking anymore.
27:04Why are you changing?
27:06We're going to eat.
27:08I don't want to eat.
27:10I don't want to gain weight.
27:12You told me earlier
27:14that I repaired your breakfast.
27:16It's your favorite.
27:18What are you going to eat?
27:20Fried chicken
27:22with vegetables.
27:24I don't want to eat.
27:26The patient will run away.
27:28I'll run away. I'll get tired.
27:30The patient will leave the care home.
27:32Come here.
27:34The patient will be chased
27:36by the caregiver.
27:38Come on, ma'am.
27:40I want to play hide-and-seek.
27:46I'll catch you.
27:48You're going to eat.
27:50You're not looking for me.
27:52It's hide-and-seek.
27:54The last one.
27:56We're going to eat.
27:58I don't want to eat.
28:00I don't want to eat.
28:02I don't want to eat.
28:04We have to eat.
28:06I don't want to eat.
28:08The patient will ride a tricycle
28:10to the gate of the ABS-CBN
28:12and chase the caregiver.
28:14I want to leave.
28:16I'll go to my family.
28:18I'll go to the tricycle.
28:20The tricycle is here.
28:22Tricycle.
28:26The patient came back.
28:28The patient came back.
28:30I'm tired.
28:32Why are you like that?
28:34Let's go.
28:36We're going to eat.
28:38I'm jogging today.
28:40Why are you like this?
28:42We're just hosting.
28:44Breakfast is good.
28:46Is it breakfast?
28:48Let's go.
28:50What do you want?
28:52Breakfast in bed?
28:54Or breakfast here?
28:56On the table.
28:58Okay.
29:00Come here.
29:02Come here, ma'am.
29:04You don't have a seat.
29:06Why are you making me sit here?
29:08The patient will leave
29:10the other side of the table.
29:12I'm tired.
29:14The patient will leave
29:16the other side of the table.
29:18Who are you?
29:20Get out!
29:22Get out!
29:24She's mad at the woman from Hawaii.
29:26And you?
29:28You!
29:30I remember you.
29:32I remember you.
29:34You're my classmate
29:36who stole my boyfriend.
29:38No, it's not me.
29:40It's not me.
29:42You're the one who stole my boyfriend.
29:44Really?
29:46Of course.
29:48Watch out, caregiver.
29:50Ma'am, she's just hungry.
29:52No, I'm not hungry.
29:54I know this woman.
29:56She's just hungry.
29:58You're so ugly.
30:00Her beauty will be reduced
30:02if you don't eat.
30:04Who's ugly?
30:06The patient will cry.
30:08And Gary Vee will sing
30:10if you don't eat.
30:12Let's eat.
30:16Let's eat.
30:18I don't know how to sing.
30:20I wish I was stronger.
30:22Let's eat.
30:24There you go.
30:26I don't want Gary.
30:28He said he doesn't want to sing.
30:30He wants you to sing.
30:32I want you to sing.
30:36There you go.
30:38Listen.
30:40Gary Vee does this every day.
30:42He's eating.
30:44I want you to eat me
30:46while he's singing.
30:48Yes.
30:50Here we go.
30:52I want the patient to be more airy.
30:54Yes, more airy.
30:56Nice.
30:58Here we go.
31:00The patient will request
31:02This is the Moment.
31:04This is the Moment.
31:06He's good.
31:08He's singing.
31:12Try him.
31:14No.
31:16I'm okay.
31:18Try him.
31:20I'll give him what I'm going to eat.
31:22He's good.
31:24I need to eat.
31:28Best Single Performance
31:30on a Monday Episode.
31:32Congratulations.
31:34Your patience is too long.
31:36He'll do everything.
31:38But your patience is longer
31:40than running outside.
31:42And the breadwinner is...
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