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The Amazon Original Series draws from unprecedented access to more than 17,000 hours of footage and over 2,600 scrapbooks from Hefner's personal archives, chronicling the life of an American icon and the history of the brand he created.
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00:00I am today announcing my candidacy for the presidency of the United States.
00:13The year was 1960.
00:18You don't know, baby, what I got on my mind.
00:21You can't quit me, there's no need to try.
00:24I'm wild about you.
00:25America was locked in a Cold War.
00:27I'm wild about you, baby.
00:30In North Carolina, four African-American students staged a sit-in at a whites-only lunch counter.
00:37And the FDA had just approved a new form of birth control that would soon be known simply
00:44as the pill.
00:48It seemed like the dawn of a new era.
00:50And for me, life was definitely changing.
01:01I was newly divorced for the brand-new mansion in Chicago.
01:06So, and for the first time, I was publicly embracing the Playboy lifestyle.
01:18With all the distraction at my new home, I was starting to fall behind on my work.
01:23So, I brought on a personal assistant.
01:29Her name was Bobbi Arnstein.
01:34Rise and shine.
01:37I'll let you sleep till three.
01:39You need a taxi, honey?
01:41I'll call you one.
01:42Come on.
01:43You got editorial meeting in an hour.
01:46Speck and Russell are waiting.
01:48Wake me in 45.
01:54Bobbi Arnstein started as a secretary for the company right out of high school.
01:59She was incredibly bright.
02:02She had a marvelous sense of humor.
02:06Hefner looked to her for personal advice and even business advice at some time.
02:12And she did not hesitate to give it.
02:15Do yourself a favor and take a shower.
02:18You need one.
02:20She had a sensitivity and a humor and an intellect that I have never found probably any other woman
02:27in my life.
02:29She was a pal.
02:30She was a confidant.
02:33And she was my right-hand arm.
02:38Bobbi was an instant fit in the Playboy family, handling my life and responsibilities within the
02:44magazine with ease.
02:47People were not used to really bright women.
02:50It was okay for a woman to try to succeed.
02:53It wasn't okay for a woman to be faster than you are, smarter than you are.
02:57And Bobbi was.
02:59With Bobbi managing my life, I rarely had to leave the mansion.
03:06I brought the staff in for meetings.
03:07And the line between work and play began to blur.
03:12It's got to be mellow.
03:23Rick, Ash, good to see you, my friend.
03:25How are you?
03:25It's got to be mellow.
03:27the parties were growing and between the dance floor pool the cocktails and the
03:38women the mansion quickly became the place to be
03:45on any given night the guest list included stars like Tony Curtis Frank
03:51Sinatra Woody Allen Joe DiMaggio Phyllis Diller and Sammy Davis Jr everything I
03:59had heard about the place was true it was exotic many young women excite anyone's
04:04amorous propensities people were lining up outside the mansion just hoping to get a
04:13glimpse inside with everyone wanting in I realized there might be a way to let the
04:20public experience my world and in that moment I came up with what would become
04:29our most ambitious undertaking yet
04:34every little
04:38every little thing you do is it's light of hand that commands my heart to love you
04:50every little movement
04:55every little movement
05:09Monday's so good
05:11in the spring of 1960 I started dating a girl named Cynthia Maddox
05:20hi I'm Cynthia Maddox and I work for the magazine so you take it while you find it
05:30Cynthia and I met at the Playboy offices she'd recently been promoted to assistant cartoon
05:35editor after working her way up from receptionist Cynthia was brought in by Barbie
05:43Arnstein they were friends in high school she was bright and charming and beautiful
05:49and demonstrated editorial intelligence it's ready this is ready to yes with her new position
06:01Cynthia and I began spending more time together
06:06Cynthia Maddox was a great girl you know very outgoing and she became Hef's girlfriend live-in girlfriend and she traveled a lot with him
06:20Friday you'll beg her
06:24she would be seen in public with Hef at all major events
06:29it was my first real relationship since my divorce
06:36but as happy as I was with Cynthia
06:40I wasn't quite ready to give up the bachelor lifestyle
06:44I vowed after my divorce
06:58never to marry again
07:00it ain't nothing but love
07:03when she holds your hand
07:05Hef was always very upfront with his girlfriends
07:08that he was not interested in a monogamous relationship
07:12at all
07:13even though they were living together
07:15no matter how
07:19involved they became in
07:21a primary romantic
07:22relationship there were still other
07:25secondary affairs
07:26I guess I wanted
07:29as a young man
07:30to have somehow
07:31the best of both worlds
07:32we're probably going to have a couple of hundred people here
07:40throughout the night
07:42it's a
07:42party of this kind usually begins for us around one o'clock and
07:46and goes till dawn
07:47beautiful
07:49beautiful
07:50beautiful
07:51and that brown eye
07:52oh I said beautiful
07:55beautiful
07:56and that brown eye
07:58the truth was
07:59I was having the time of my life
08:02our mansion parties had become legendary
08:05now I wanted to give my readers a chance to experience them first hand
08:18and I'd finally come up with a way to do it
08:23the inspiration came from a feature we'd run years earlier
08:34a november 1956 article profiling a new private night spot in chicago
08:44the gaslight club
08:46modeled after a turn of the century speakeasy with its exclusive membership policy and scantily clad waitresses
08:55it quickly caught the attention of our readers
08:57it was a private club and the girls were uniformed in a sort of 18th century outfit
09:07and we had over 1200 letters from readers asking how they could join the gaslight club
09:14I knew we could do the concept of the gaslight club but make it bigger better and more accessible
09:24and that's when I decided to open the playboy club
09:30the pages of the magazine come to life
09:36Victor Lowndes and I immediately got to work
09:40formulating a plan
09:42the bunny logo
09:43right there
09:44so
09:46connecting to playboy coming to a playboy party was the ultimate goal of so many people
09:54and the clubs were meant to bring to life the lifestyle of the magazine
10:01there's a market for this
10:03the vision that my dad had for the clubs were to act as a sort of opportunity for readers of the magazine or watchers of the show
10:13to be able to go and live out whatever they were reading or watching
10:19if we were going to do this right we knew we needed a partner
10:33there ain't nothing i can do
10:37how are you back then our favorite club in chicago was the wolfen walk
10:43owned by arnold morton
10:45arnie how are you going good to see you
10:47i had a friend arnie morton and we knew that he knew something about the business end of it because we knew nothing about running a restaurant or nightclub
10:57can i get you guys a round of drinks
10:59arnie morton was well known as a restaurateur even in those days of course he became gigantic as the years went on with his own morton's operations in half the cities in america
11:09i hope to see you again good to see you john
11:15i knew the only way to bring our vision to life was to make arnie part of the team
11:23well first of all we need a location
11:27we
11:29teamed up we each took a piece of it hefner had a piece the magazine had a piece
11:34arnie had a piece and i had a piece there were four owners
11:37i know of a premises that isn't being used down there at the moment and i think i can make a couple of calls
11:42our first order of business was to secure the perfect location
11:46gentlemen
11:48to the playboy club
11:51to the playboy club
11:54and arnie said there was only one place our club could be
11:58chicago's gold coast district
12:12once known for its mob controlled speakeasies and casinos
12:16it was now home to the hottest clubs and restaurants chicago had to offer
12:20nightclubs
12:22nightclubs were a new uh a new glamour uh for manhood
12:27everybody had a nightclub there were local nightclubs there were black nightclubs there were jewish nightclubs italian nightclubs in the neighborhood
12:41but the big hit was to come downtown
12:43and arnie knew of a place that was available
12:48a hundred and sixteen east walton
12:55the former home of the cameo club
12:57five stories high and right in the heart of the action
12:59we planned to transform the cameo club into a fantasy bachelor path
13:06with rooms designed to look like a living room and a library as well as a disco
13:11and a theater
13:14with construction underway
13:17we began focusing on the club's most important feature
13:21so half we need to deal with the issue of the waitresses
13:29right right the uh the playmates what's your preference
13:35hefner wanted to call the waitresses playmates
13:38and he wanted to dress them in shorty nightgowns
13:41and somehow that was going to be very sexy
13:44but uh we kept seeing that there were going to be a lot of problems
13:48in uh overexposure et cetera if we dress the girls in nightgowns
13:53i would like to suggest going in a different direction
13:55rather than the playmate
13:59what do you think about bunnies
14:03bunnies
14:05we tried to persuade him to use the playboy rabbit
14:11which was always a male rabbit in a little dinner jacket
14:14but we tried to persuade him that this could be applied to the tree
14:17this could be applied to the girls
14:19and he was sold
14:21victor spent weeks working on the costume
14:25and after many iterations
14:28he finally revealed the prototype
14:31on our television show playboy's penthouse
14:35using the perfect model
14:37my girlfriend
14:38Cynthia Maddox
14:40hey how
14:42uh
14:43i hate to interrupt you with business at this time of the night
14:46but i've got something i want you to see
14:48the uh... little bunny outfit for the girls at the playboy club
14:51the outfit
14:52yeah
14:53that's what we hooked up
14:55well i like that very much
14:57uh... including the outfit too
14:59oh yeah it'll work out
15:01uh... maybe people like that
15:04i think the members will like that
15:05maybe i ought to explain that uh... playboy is
15:08is uh... going in the
15:10teacup business
15:11starting as of the first of the year
15:14there will be keys very much like this
15:16in the hands of members throughout the country
15:18our viewers gave the costume rave reviews
15:23but i still felt something was missing
15:26the bunny costume wasn't quite the way hefner envisioned it
15:33so he added some important elements to the costume
15:36we don't want this to be too drastic
15:38if we cut this collar
15:40just a clean cut
15:41and the cuffs as well
15:43hefner can be difficult
15:46because he's a perfectionist
15:48whether it's on the page
15:50or whether it is a costume
15:56i'd like to introduce you to
15:58cynthia maddox
16:00your first playboy bunny
16:13hefner was really instrumental
16:15and the changes in the bunny costume
16:18i just raised the cut to accentuate her legs
16:20lowered it a little on the bust
16:22he was the one who insisted on the cuffs
16:24with the playboy cufflink
16:26and the bow tie
16:33would you mind doing a spin for us cynthia
16:35i think the costumes are adorable
16:37we fixed the tail
16:38sits nicely there
16:39there's just something
16:40the dichotomy of an innocent bunny
16:42and then it's you know
16:44sexy
16:45but it's still again
16:46i think very classy
16:49hefner has a tremendous visual eye
16:52and as a result of that
16:54our costume
16:55is in the smithsonian institute
16:58and is the first costume
17:00that ever received a copyright
17:04perfect
17:06now came the hard part
17:08finding 30 girls who could fill that costume
17:11like cynthia
17:16so we put ads about our upcoming auditions
17:18and newspapers around the country
17:21i was in college
17:23part-time job
17:24worked at a pharmacy
17:28and the pharmacist got something in the mail
17:31that said that they were having a bunny hunt
17:34don't you know
17:35don't you know
17:37don't you know i love you so
17:40tell me why did you leave me
17:44they said you'd make a good salary
17:45and you'd have fun
17:47and you got to wear this bunny outfit
17:49and it was the 1960s
17:51it was the 1960s
17:53it was perfectly acceptable
17:54to tell these girls to bring a bathing suit
17:57to audition in
18:00nowadays they'd be up on all kinds of charges
18:02but back then it was perfectly acceptable
18:05maybe i could go and be a receptionist
18:12and work in a department store
18:14and move my way up
18:15but this was an opportunity for me to make a very good living
18:22so i went
18:25the day of the first bunny auditions was one of the coldest days i can remember
18:37we weren't even sure if anyone was going to show up
18:42so do we know what kind of questions we're going to be asking these girls
18:45well i think uh keep it simple um
18:47arnie started on a few here
18:48i put bobby in charge of running the auditions
18:51finally
18:53you try wrangling 400 girls without running behind
18:57400
18:59you ready?
19:01absolutely
19:05quite ready
19:09hello
19:10hello
19:11please take your mark
19:12anyway
19:17thanks haley and where are you from?
19:19kalamazoo michigan
19:20hello
19:22women came from all across the country
19:25where are you from?
19:26seattle washington
19:27massachusetts
19:28milwaukee
19:29and from every walk of life
19:30i'm a teller at first chicago
19:32i'm a nurse
19:33i'm a real estate agent
19:34i'm a sophomore from de paul
19:36great school
19:38looking for excitement
19:40adventure
19:42and a taste of the playboy lifestyle
19:45it was about youth
19:47the advert said be a playboy bunny
19:50and you had to be between 18 and 22 years of age
19:55and so naturally it was about young people the spirit
20:00and whatever went with that
20:03alright thank you very much
20:04bye
20:05goodbye
20:09okay so
20:11that's it
20:12that's the last one
20:13that's it?
20:14yeah
20:15what are you doing?
20:16i'm an assistant to you assholes
20:19uh ma'am
20:21where's your swimsuit?
20:22go fuck yourself okay?
20:23you're hired
20:28ah
20:30carol
20:32no
20:33no not carol carol's in my top five
20:36we spent hours deliberating over the candidates
20:39of course the bunnies had to be skilled waitresses
20:42but they also had to be much more
20:46they were performers
20:48bringing to life the pages of the magazine
20:54how's it going?
20:56hmm
20:57not well
20:58i only have 17
20:59how about using some playmates?
21:02no
21:04why not?
21:05well they're not going to want to serve drinks for eight hours
21:07i was just talking to joyce and she said she thought about auditioning but she was sick
21:12joyce nazari
21:13joyce would look amazing in one of those outfits
21:14uh huh
21:16do you think any of the other girls might consider it?
21:19i'll make some calls
21:21okay
21:23thanks bobby
21:24anytime
21:29bobby was able to get five of our playmates to sign on
21:33including joyce nazari
21:35december 1958's playmate of the month
21:38to our loyal readers
21:40our playmates were as famous as any celebrity
21:43and the chance to meet them
21:45would be a dream come true
21:48when the club opened in chicago it was a knockout when you open the door and the door bunny was one of the original playmates
21:54that's the stuff of fantasyland
21:58finally we had our bunnies
22:00all right let's give it a try go along this way okay
22:04way we go low carry at the moment low carry
22:06but if these bunnies were going to represent our clubs
22:09we needed to make sure nothing was left to chance
22:12so i asked my brother keith to join the team
22:15faster faster faster high carry
22:18reverse
22:21keith had studied at the lee strasberg studio
22:24trying to make it as an actor
22:27but when his career failed to take off
22:29he jumped at the opportunity to help
22:32i had a background in teaching
22:34i had a background in show business
22:36and i tried to bring both of those things to bear in the clubs
22:40so the first people that i trained were the bunnies
22:42good evening i'm your bunny isi
22:46notice that she smiles and gives eye contact with all four of us
22:49we imagine that there's another gentleman sitting there
22:50The gentleman thing there.
22:58Along with Victor Lowndes,
23:00Keith created what would come to be known
23:02as the Bunny Manual.
23:06This is a bunny manual
23:08that we give to all the girls when they start working.
23:10That gives you all the rules and regulations
23:13that pertain to being a bunny in the playboy club.
23:16You will find that we are very, very strict.
23:19In order to maintain the right image for the club,
23:23we needed our bunnies to follow very specific rules.
23:26We wanted them to be glamorous,
23:29but also highly professional.
23:31Bunnies were only allowed to use their first names.
23:34They could not be seen drinking any beverage
23:37or wearing any jewelry during their shift.
23:40And each bunny had to make sure her grooming was impeccable.
23:44They knew the ingredients of 125 different drinks
23:48and always had their service trays arranged in a precise order.
23:54Our bunnies went through rigorous training,
23:56led by the bunny mothers,
23:58who made sure each bunny met the manual's requirements.
24:02Heri, why do you have those costumes on today, dear?
24:07I have the costumes in the cleaners.
24:09Mm-hmm.
24:10You'll have to go downstairs and find something else.
24:13The shoes are soiled too.
24:14I'd like to have you change those.
24:16Your ears are always bent a little too much, Terry, why?
24:19I didn't know any particular way to fix them.
24:23You have training about four hours a day for six weeks.
24:27You started off with the tray.
24:31You spread your fingertips, and therefore you have full balance.
24:35Okay, now who's going to try a real high carry?
24:37Okay?
24:38Oh, there we go.
24:38Whoa!
24:40It was intense.
24:42You notice that she is doing what we call a bunny dip.
24:46To enforce the polished image of our bunnies,
24:49there were specific movements each girl had to execute
24:52with the utmost precision while serving our patrons.
24:56There was the bunny stance, how a bunny should stand.
25:00Now, the leg should be against that table.
25:04Straight.
25:05All right?
25:06The bunny perch, how a bunny should sit.
25:10Now dip.
25:12And most famously, the bunny dip.
25:16There you notice that she is bending at the waist.
25:18That's incorrect.
25:20Another way that it could be incorrect is if she were to go down in a sitting position.
25:25Now, when you're doing your dip, then this line should never be broken.
25:29Let's see the bunny dip done just so.
25:34That's absolutely correct.
25:40With the bunnies in training, the rest of the staff was working overtime to get the club open by the end of February.
25:46While Arnie was supervising renovations,
25:54Victor was working hard to sell memberships to the most affluent and most important men around the country.
26:03The buzz around the club had been building for months.
26:05But for all the people excited about our opening, there were just as many who hoped we would fail.
26:12Everything about the extravagant Playboy empire accents youth, glamour, money, and pleasure.
26:21Is Hugh Hefner's empire a 20th century garden of Eden?
26:25Or is it a modern-day Sodom and Gomorrah?
26:32Many still saw Playboy as just another smutty magazine.
26:36And our famous parties as just another example of the kind of debauchery people could expect at our clubs.
26:48Hef always had the eyes of the Catholic Church and the city government looking for any excuse to close them down.
26:56Because every city thought it would destroy the neighborhood.
27:01But I was determined to prove them wrong.
27:06When opening night finally arrived, all of our hard work was put to the test.
27:24The club looked great.
27:27The bunnies looked even better.
27:30And we were ready to share our vision with the world.
27:34All right, ladies.
27:35Let's hit the floor.
27:38Open the doors.
27:53The opening of the Chicago Club was something truly exceptional.
27:58There was a line around the block.
28:06You had to be a keyholder in order to get into the club.
28:12As you entered the club, there was a board with the nameplates of all the club members.
28:19So that when they checked in, their name went up and you could see who was in the club that night.
28:30Every detail of the club had been carefully thought out, with something exciting and new in every room.
28:35Across from the lobby was our full-service bar and pool room, where you could go one-on-one with our bumper pool bunny.
28:44The bar was called the playmate bar, and we had transparencies of all the playmates on display.
28:53Upstairs in the living room was the piano bar, where we served up our world-class buffet.
29:02All set to live music, and on the top floor, we called that the library, our marquee performance venue.
29:11Now you can walk into this experience, and for most people, it was a fantasy.
29:23You know, you weren't going to get this at your neighborhood diner.
29:27You weren't going to get that any place but at the Playboy Club.
29:37But the stars of the evening were the bunnies.
29:41We had desk bunnies to greet guests at the door, as well as coat-check bunnies, cigarette bunnies, roaming camera bunnies to capture every special evening,
30:05gift shop bunnies selling Playboy merchandise,
30:07and our floor bunnies, serving up drinks from the playmate bar.
30:09And our floor bunnies, serving up drinks from the playmate bar.
30:12...
30:14...
30:22...
30:26...
30:28...
30:32...
30:34I was born in a dump
30:43My mama died and my daddy got drunk
30:48He left me here to die grow
30:54In the middle of tobacco road
31:00Yes, it is the only light
31:09Victor, F
31:12Good to see you
31:14I'm talking to the Playboy Club
31:15Photograph?
31:16Yes, of course
31:17Hello, gentlemen
31:27When Cynthia and I showed up, the party was in full swing
31:32With every detail in place and bunnies looking fantastic
31:41All that was left to do was enjoy the show
31:46Just seven years after launching Playboy from my kitchen table
31:54There I was, hosting what felt like the biggest party on the planet
31:59I love you because you are my home
32:01But you're dirty through the tobacco road
32:07On tobacco road
32:11I said I love you because you are my home
32:16But you're dirty through the tobacco road
32:22The opening in Chicago was one of the best moments of my life
32:38The American male has found a new place of relaxation
32:47It's the Key Club
32:49The most famous example of such a tight club is the Playboy
32:53Over the next few weeks, the crowds only grew
33:03And the bunnies weren't the only attraction
33:10Ladies and gentlemen
33:19I'm really pleased to introduce our next act
33:22So please give a warm Playboy Club welcome
33:25To an incredible talent
33:27From just up the road in Detroit, Michigan
33:29Miss Aretha Franklin
33:31With our TV show, we'd fought against segregation
33:44Inviting the best American entertainers, regardless of race
33:48It was a formula I wanted to replicate in our club
33:56Hef decides Aretha Franklin is talented
34:02When no one knew who Aretha Franklin was
34:03Today she'll say that the first time she performed for a white audience
34:07And didn't have to enter through the kitchen was a Playboy Club
34:10And that was just how Hef thought
34:13I don't care what the rest of the world thinks
34:16I think this is good
34:17And therefore it's worthy of exploring and exposing our audience to
34:21That was it
34:22Along with Aretha Franklin
34:29Our club featured many musicians on the rise
34:32Like Ray Charles
34:35Sam Cooke
34:36And Bette Midler
34:38The best of entertainment
34:41Black and white went to the Playboy Club
34:43And it really became a social landmark
34:46It was a place to be seen
34:49Our penthouse stage featured top comedians
34:52Like Milton Berle
34:53Edgy up-and-comers like Steve Martin
34:56George Carlin
34:58And an unknown young comedian named Dick Gregory
35:01Who we discovered at one of the city's black nightclubs
35:04Because everybody I meet in the nightclub after they get drunk
35:07They all tell me the same thing
35:08Greg, some of my best friends are colored
35:10And Mike, you know, and I know
35:13There's not that many of us to go around
35:15At that time, black comics had not been permitted to stand flat-footed
35:21In a white nightclub and talk
35:23Hefner brought me in
35:26From there to Time Magazine
35:29To the Jaguar show
35:31When you look and see the role that black comics play
35:37And the influence that the Richard Pryors have had on white comics
35:41All that started because of Hefner
35:44Thirty years from this year, Negro can become president
35:47So treat me right, I'll get Nan Ray's taxes on you
35:51With the entertainment
35:56Bunnies
35:58And ambiance
35:59We were finally giving our readers
36:02The full Playboy experience
36:04Food was good
36:09And the drink was stiff
36:11And the entertainment was nice
36:13That's what made people keep coming back
36:15And the bunnies was part of the show
36:18The bunnies were an undeniable hit
36:30And though we knew they would earn big money in tips
36:33Our customers' generosity exceeded our wildest expectations
36:37Many of the customers are aware that the girls are oftentimes making more money than they are
36:43That's interesting
36:44More money than the fellas who can afford the $50 for the key
36:47Oh yeah
36:47Even Mike Wallace had to admit
36:49That the opportunity we were giving our bunnies
36:52Was something special
36:54What we did was we stuffed our costumes
37:02And at the end of the night
37:03When you unzipped it and you dropped it to the floor
37:05All the money was there
37:06So you wouldn't lose it or forget it
37:09Oh when he pips me
37:12He's sweet and gentle
37:16Do the girls date the club members
37:22Definitely not
37:23You cannot date members of the club
37:25Our bunnies were our most valued employees
37:29And we made protecting them a top priority
37:33From the beginning
37:36The personnel head of every playboy club was a woman
37:40That was the bunny mother
37:41And there was a very, very strong and strict culture around protecting and respecting the women
37:48So at a time in which it was very common for women to get hit on because they were waitresses
37:54Or working in a bar or for that matter working in an office
37:58Let's think of mad men
37:59This was an environment in which women felt safe
38:02Any hint of impropriety between members and bunnies would give ammunition to our critics
38:09So I made sure that the no dating rule was strictly enforced
38:15At least for most of my guests
38:24We did make exceptions for a select group
38:28A few friends and trusted VIPs
38:31A few friends and trusted VIPs
38:35A few friends and trusted VIPs
38:40A few friends and trusted VIPs
38:43I'm carrying the party up the door
38:46A few friends and trusted VIPs
38:59A few friends and trusted VIPs
39:00Well, what can I say?
39:02Sometimes being the owner has its perks
39:04Can you shut the door, Vic?
39:06Yes
39:07Yes
39:09By the end of the club's first year
39:15We had over 100,000 key holders.
39:22And we were pulling in the modern equivalent of $33 million.
39:28Doing higher volume in food and drink than any other night spot in the city.
39:33But I wanted to walk away. I just can't do it even though I want to come back to me.
39:42There was something about a Playboy club that put it in a class by itself.
39:48The bunnies were the stars of the club.
39:52And we treated them that way.
39:55And they loved it.
39:56And many of them were bunnies for many, many years.
39:59It was just a special place.
40:01The instant success of our club made our next move obvious.
40:06We needed to go national.
40:08And there was no better place to start than New York.
40:31We needed to go national.
40:52And there was no better place.
40:53Is beyond improvement
40:57You are the magician
41:01I've been wishing for forever
41:05Every little movement
41:09Every little movement
41:23I've been wishing for forever
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