there? would that freak you out? jesse: thanks for that dark premise. are you planning anything? [laughter] that is why you are not coming on my island. [laughter] kimberly: you can make a pepperoni quesadilla and the sun and it s warm enough, you can melt the cheese. i m just thinking. it wouldn t have to be that hot. greg: juan, the future, you or someone you know? juan: can you change the future? jesse: don t overthink this one. dana: the questions as you can only see it. juan:n: obviously, i have children, so i would love to know if they are okay. greg: that s a nice answer. kimberly? kimberly: is fourth of july, we are supposed to celebrate. greg: would you like to see your future or someone else s? kimberly: i wouldld probably like to see someone else s future. greg: anybody in particular
abdul-jabbar. abdul-jabbar beat you? dana: i think so. i was leading going into the commercial break and i totally fell behind. it was the most nervous i have ever be in my entire life. i think the category i would do well in would be country music, for one, or if there was a garth brooks category, i might get that. also, i would be pretty good on 80s movies. kimberly: that is what we did very well in charades together. dana: yes, we did. greg: movies for people in their 80s? on golden pond ? jesse: also a movie from the 80s. what would be your category at jeopardy, not political? kimberly: a specialty in pepperoni. that frequently comes up on the show.
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juan: bring ben franklin, the fourth of july. kimberly: would you read the same book over and over again? greg: that would be fun. did you pick somebody? kimberly: you would be somebody, like the tom hanks guy. greg: a volleyball head? kimberly: i don t know exactly. i would probably pick. an entertaining man. let s put it that way. [laughter] greg: there you go. i know where you re going with that. stop picking on me, jesse. it s fourth of july. jesse: i can t help it. kimberly: he s upset because he wanted someone to choose him. greg: this is an interestingve question. if you have the ability to perceive the future and one year, would you rather see your future or someone else s, and if it is someone else, who with that person be? jesse: obviously, my own future. [laughter] kimberly: you are so selfish. greg: what if you re not
would call them trash cans. greg: cherry bombs. jesse: you can t light off fireworks in brooklyn or everyone will not think it is fireworks. kimberly: the fire department will come to your house if you can start hoardingh the fireworks.s. dana: i don t even like the things that snap. greg: third party favors? the best thing about the fourth of july is the smell of fireworks in a white bucket. they turn into a pizza topping, and i would eat it. juan: you know what comes to my mind? if you are driving home, both in new york city, also, b washington, d.c., after the fireworks, you come to some neighborhoods and it looks like it is just smoke-filled. you think you realize, their people in the streets putting uo so many fireworks. greg: that is weed, juan. juan: no, no, no. i can smell the difference between weed andn. fireworks.