holding my tongue so. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i love these examples. this is from men's health magazine. decisions people tend to instantly regret. >> a plate of nachos is that on there? >> that is pretty instant. >> deciding to answer the phone anyway when you don't recognize the number. >> the worst. >> this never has worked out well for me answering the phone when i don't know the number. never works out well. >> my mom used to, we grew up a little poor we would get a lot my mom cannot lie. if she accidentally answered back in the day if the caller id didn't know a number she knew she would answer and say no i'm not here. [laughter] >> it was the sweetest that's so momma o. that's the cutest thing ever. >> no i'm not here. >> starting any joke with, this may sound sexist, but -- >> or i have been telling someone and go i don't want this to sound mean, but. with something with a, but don't say it. >> dropping in on your daughter at college. >> telling your hair stylist it's time to get creative and try something new. >> regret. >> do not say that to your hair stylt. bad drams. think people are fascinated about this. do you have a recurring bad dream? >> yeah. like things where i'm running and i can't yell. i have no voice. >> oh. >> i can't scream. >> that's definitely a dream. >> i know right. >> probably a good dream for other people like yeah she can't talk. >> may worse dreams other than having a math final always in high school not college because i didn't take math in college. i haven't studied at all. >> how old am i i'm still school. >> i'm in a pageant and i haven't practiced to do an interview in years. >> dreaming of having your teeth fall out. i have a paranoia about my teeth, i don't know if it's because i had braces and i had a tooth fall out. bad dreams are a sign you are creative. it's like a messy d often. >> i hope i have that dream about my teeth all falling out all the time. >> being chased by a murderer i can't wait means i'm so creative. we have a lot more coming up on today's show. we're super excited to chat with actress marissa tomei. i love her. >> yeah from empire. >> we'll have a chitchat and why she partnered with a group that provides guide dogs for the blind. she's also suffered from a problem that a lot of people do. we're going to explain what that recognize the name irving berlin which you should, chances you are you do know his music. coming up a couple new actors from the new production coming to the rep and hear a live production of one of his most memorable songs. we'll meet this guy his name is johnny and find out about the plan that turned his health around. first up today, before we get to losing weight we're going to talk about this. [laughter] >> was that obvious? >> we all know that everything is bette w >> well to add to that i'm going to say this. the only thing that might be better is bacon with chocolate. so today's sweet treats made with bacon, the ultimate say it with me, meat candy. >> all right. >> chef kate lulloff is with jones dairy farm. she's here to show you how to make sweet bacon inspired recipes for halloween. >> meat candy is the perfect description of this. going to share with us. two things one is all of these reperecipes are on themorningblend.com. the second thing is, i'm going to put you on the spot about cooking bacon. do you prefer in a skillet on the stove top or in the oven? >> if i want it ton it done reay quick on the stove top, but otherwise my go to is in the oven in a cold oven 400 you're good. [laughter] single. [laughter] >> hash tag no kids, single. not married. >> it's in the microwave. [laughter] >> and the oven is way less mess too. you don't have the splatter. yeah. >> absolutely love it. what have you making with this dry aged smoked cherrywood smoked bacon. >> we are using the cherrywood smoked bacon. we're doing three recipes. pick a quality bacon first. any liquid smoke, natural, cherrywood hardwood chips and the special thing about this bacon because it is dry aged they cure it, smoke it and hang it for up to weeks at a time so it can develop that intense flavor that you get with the jones dairy farm bacon. >> that's how you get it. let me tell when you the jones dairy farmeople leave products here in our studio and they do i think every time they are here everyone fights over the cherrywood smoked bacon. you that is good not until you get this. >> that's my favorite for sure. >> you're going to do, because at state farm they do a chocolate covered bacon. >> state farm? >> state fair. >> y you can insure your bacon chocolate at state farm, but you get it at the state fair. [laughter] you don't have to do it on a stick. i like using the skewers because the oven. if you put foil underneath no cleanup just throw it away. i just threaded them onto the skewer. it gives them a little texture rather than doing them flat. then in here i just have you can use chocolate chips whatever kind of chocolate you want. i like to use the wafers the candy wafers because they come in all different colors. >> oh, so you got orange chocolate? >> yeah because i didn't have to color it. anytime you add liquid the chocolate will s you don't want to ever use liquid food dye in chocolate. >> great vocabulary today kate. >> they are still chocolate covered, but they they are orange. which is so cool. >> these are great for whatever holiday whatever color you want. >> we have a woman in our office that has a bowl like that on her like it scares everybody out of their wits. >> that stick is scaring me a little bit. >> they go in for 20 minutes at 350. the fat will drip off if you put them on the rack. you won't have that left over, you will still have plenty of flavor just won't have the excess fat. i just like to cover them like this. >> oh, easy. >> totally easy just do it right over the double boiler or the nice thing about the candy melt microwave. do them in short increments. >> speaking my language now. >> yeah. we just cover them and then tap off the excess. and then i have some sprinkles you can put whatever you want in it too. >> toasted coconut. >> which did you want to do? >> the pretzels. >> sprinkle that. >> okay. >> you can put obviously whatever you want on them. >> cool. >> all right. what would you do with the muffins? >> those are actually the cupcakes. >> oh, yeah. that's the maple bacon bourbon cupcakes. bourbon, tiffany i said bourbon. >> i heard that. [laughter] >> sorry there is no bourbon left so nobody knows. >> this one too. recipes are on the website. the bourbon is baked into the cupcake. >> these are adult cupcakes. >> these are adult cupcakes. although some of the bourbon does bake off you're still going to have about, because these baked about 20 minutes you will still have a third left in the recipe it doesn't all bake off. >> >> you probably don't want to drive. [laughter] >> dessert and your after dinner drink. [laughter] >> nice. you topped out with what type of frosting? >> maple butter cream. >> yum. i got to taste that frosting. >> then we have candied bacon we made to go on the top. >> you have the recipe on how to candy it too? >> everything is on there. the candy and the bacon is so easy. a little honey, a sp sprinkle of brown sugar and in the oven. >> carmel bacon popcorn with toasted pecans in it. it's got the cherrywood bacon, again, recipe is on the website. all three are on the jones website. >> oh, my gosh. that is the best popcorn i have ever had in my life. >> can't get any better. >> we have adult treats and everybody treats. >> it's so thick. >> that's the thick cut cherrywood. >> you got to do that one. >> you got to get that. >> -- there is a lot of retailers in milwaukee area that will carry the cherrywood bacon. you can go to jones dairy farm.com to find which store has them. >> have you to get this specific bacon to do these amazing recipes of the and they are all on our website again themorningblend.com. >> you can get it at the market too right up the street from the fire side. >> and the recipe of the >> and miss weis at the jones market gets the credit for this recipe. >> so delicious thank you so much kate. pleasure having you here today. up next on the show we'll meet two actors in the rep's new production. we'll hear a live performance too. what the entire cast has in i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson sides with big insurance. voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. ? ? [ music ] ? ? welcome back you're watching kelly faulkner and steve watts rehearse for the rep's upcoming production of i love a piano. from rag time music to the songs that inspired a nation in the great depression. takes an audience on a journey through american history. of the four person cast. good to see you guys. >> there is something that the entire cast has in common. do tell. >> well, we all sing, but we also all play the piano. >> you do? >> some of us more than others. [laughter] >> this guy -- >> he can play heart and soul? >> that would be me. there chop sticks is that the same thing? [laughter] >> the majority of the cast are so this is singing, dancing, playing the piano and other instruments it's a lot. >> i love the theatre where you will be performing. it's so intimate. i feel like you can get up close and personal with the actors. as a four person cast how do you feel the audience will be able to be part of your show? do you interact with them during this one or is it really a watch and listen? >> there is a little bit of interaction, but because ofhe intimacy of the space the audience will always going to be more involved in some way. this show is constant movement. i think it's going to be really exciting for the people in there with us. >> uh-huh. each take a turn favorite tunes in this production? >> oh, there are so many. >> you got to pick. >> i know. [laughter] >> one only. [laughter] >> the pressure. >> then sing it. [laughter] because he wrote so many songs, there have been nice discoveries for me so my favorite right now is how type is -- how deep is te ocean. >> did irving berlin sing in any of his own songs? >> he did. on occasion during the war there was a great big show that went out and about. and irving berlin himlf featured part of that. he did perform not to the degree that of course he was a composer, but did perform on occasion yes. >> and spanning so many decades do you do a lot of costume changes? >> we do. we do. >> some of them will be on stage even in creative ways so. yeah. >> name some of the songs. i think a lot of people hear irving berlin they are like i know that name, but name a few songs people will hear on the show. >> i love a piano. >> there is no business like show business. white christmas, god bless america. >> putting on the ritz. >> putting on the ritz. cheek to cheek, um, -- >> that's awesome. >> top hat. >> alexander's rag time band. >> i do think that musical theatre is one of those things where a lot of people enjoy it most if it's a song that is even somewhat familiar to them. they love to see it come to life on stage. >> and this will be the show for em >> people will sing along. >> i'm sure they will. >> there will be so many recognizable songs. >> we welcome that. >> you kick-off november 4 we're going to let you get set up to sing cheek to cheek for us. we give the information for the rep performance. november 4, show is coming up you got to check it out it is only through january 15 at you can catch it at the stackenner their ticket office if you want to pick them up in person is located on east wells street. again milwaukee rep.com. and now here are our friends singing cheek to cheek. take it away guys. [ applause ] >> that was awesome thank you so much you guys. >> i love a piano begins performances november 4 through january 15. milwaukee rep.com is the website. you can visit their ticket office in person on east wells street or give them a call. thanks so much you guys that was awesome. up next five of the biggest makeup mista y of them age you and all are common unfortunately. after the break making your back to the morning blend. today we want to know what is in your makeup bag? >> what is it in there? >> makeup is a beautiful thing. better, can make us look younger, might even make us look a little rested, but here is the rub, i love that expression. many of us are making makeup mistakes that age us. so today, how to get your makeup to work for you, not against you. >> that's right. debbie and beth are here from merle norman with the five most common mistakes we make with our makeup. you are probably making a few of them i know i am. >> tiff and i probably do all five of them. [laughter] i think i do all five. i think these are great people do their makeup the same for years and years and years and half the time what they are doing is wrong to start or wrong now. or it's wrong as they age. it makes you look older. >> right. >> uh-huh. >> let's break them down. >> it's so easy, you know, like especially starting with foundation. a lot of people think that they need their foundation or their makeup to give them color, but that's not true. because, even though you're looking at it from one perspective, people can seeou want to make sure that your foundation matches your skin tone. >> uh-huh. >> otherwise your ears are different colors your neck is a different color. >> a line. >> you hold your hand up near your face it's like oh, white hand, and face. [laughter] >> along that, if we often tend to wear foundation that is too dark for us, it gets to the point that our skin color does change. if we have been on vacation. so it is probably smart to get a foundation and make sure that if that is the goal to have it match the skin tone. ask for help with that i think. that's what you guys do. >> it's so hard, on your own, to pick the right color, to pick the right tone the right formula. i always said finding a good foundation is like finding a good guy. it's a lot of work, but once you find the right one it's all good. >> i made the mistake of trying to make my foundation look >> it can settle into fine lines and make you look older so you want something that is going to have also optical diffusers which take the light and trick our eyes into hiding some of those flaws. >> is it ever a good idea especially as we age to just skip the foundation? >> no. >> no. >> mistake number two. >> no foundation. spots where unevenness to your skin, so if you like more of a natural look, go with something like our cici cream which just makes it look like your skin, but better. >> so it has a little tint to it. >> to even you out. >> wearing your blush incorrectly. >> raise your hand if you do this? >> i'm sure i do. >> you read in magazines or see on websites they it this way and up and all of that it's so confusing. >> they all say i thought i was doing it right put it on the apple of your cheeks with a little color to the apple of your cheeks. >> that can ab get to be a litte too much and pull that color in towards the middle of the face. we're going to have a blush tutorial. >> i like this do you have much blush on right now? >> not much. it's a little more natural. >> i'm going to take the blush. i like a brush that has a little like it kind of rides on the cheek bone a little better. >> it's fluffy, but not too big of a brush so you can get a concentrated area. >> it's not going to cover a lot of space. >> ideally your blush should start about even with the corner of your eye. >> oh. >> i did not do that. >> see i bring it too far. >> i think a lot of us do. >> that little dip in your ear, that's the hollow of your cheek. >> okay. >> okay. >> then the t would be the top of your cheek bone. if you take your blush and take it and line it up and just go back and forth on the cheek it will go exactly -- >> let's do it one more time. i know it might be a little dark. >> that looks really pretty. >> you line it up and go back and forth. >> and blend it is that enough blending what you just did? >> i usually will take another big fluffy brush or makeup sponge to get it to merge together so it doesn't look like line of color. before or after the powder? >> if it's a powder blush i do it after the powder if it's cream or liquid i will do it before powder. >> do you match yr lip color or, and would you, in your opinion always wear the same color blush each day? >> well, you could. but i like to think of makeup like an accessory like jewelry. have fun with it. try to coordinate with what you're wearing like when you look past the lips, the cheeks everything ties in with what she's wearing. >> she does. >> a lot of tips you read in magazines are for model faces. we don't have model faces so a lot of the tips you're giving fit the average every day woman. not these models have the perfect faces. mistake number four skipping eye cream and neck cream because you have to use a different cream for different parts of your silk blouse in dish soap right? >> you don't want liner color. that's one of, it's very distracting you look at somebody you will be just looking at that mismatch. >> that's all you see. >> i think as we age too, you have to go a little softer you can't pull off maybe the harsh line and harsh colors as much. >> less is more. it's fun to bring out the big spelspecial, but for a every day look you want it more natural. you can go online to merle norman.com where you can see tutorials and stop in for a makeup check up. >> and plan a pretty day right? your mom, your aunt, your daughter, your sister. >> come in and play. >> yeah. >> i like tt. >> i love makeup. weight loss plan and a special offer for morning blend viewer not strings attached. up next if you are selling your home this fall, we're going to have a check list of things to get it ready and the one thing you should not do this time of year. blend. fall is a beautiful time of the year it's actually my favorite season. >> colorful leaves eventually fall from the trees and end up where in your yard and in your gutters. >> rachel schwab is with the equitable bank bank and she has a great check list with maintenance tips to show potential buyers you have kept up your property if you a are in the market to sell your home. these are great tips to keep your house especially if you are selling you want to make sure your home is in this shape. >> even if you're thinking about selling in february or march making sure you are doing this maintenance so you don't have big maintenance nightmares in the spring. >> clean up the yard. put the kids to work. you might not want to give them the snow blower depending on their age a rake them handle. get rid of the dead leaves in the yard. plants that are shriveled and browning. it's time to clean it up. you don't want your yard to look like you don't care or maintain the plants in your yard. >> we all know who's house on the block that is. >> right late in the summer they have a dead tree. make sure people realize you take care of your yard it is something you care about. also in the fall you want to continue especially if you are selling have your grass look as green as possible. make sure you are cutting it at properes >> making repairs on your roof, your siding and windows are very important. >> really important. that's important if you are selling because obviously those are things you need to take care of. >> but you want to make sure those things are taken care of because those are harder repairs to do in the winter. when you find out that oh, my gosh the roof is leaking and now it is below zero. >> this is a big one. this is something i just did recently on the late side, shutting off those outside where they have the front and the back of the house and just don't think about it. i happened to think about it because one of them was leaking otherwise i might not have thought about it. >> most houses have a front and back. they have hoses out there for the summer. it's a good time to get all of the water out of those, shut off the faucets inside the house because you don't want those pipes to burst because that will be a maintenance nightmare. >> i remember being younger and forgetting. >> it gets dirty in summer and fall clean it up put it away in your garage or shed. if you have real cute like i have cute winter things that i want to put out or fall if you have a cute bench that looks great against the snowfall put that out and make that look good, but all of your summer stuff it's time to clean that up. >> good timing. >> you also found it was cold today. >> just refreshing your front decorations. here's the thing about front door decoration ther there are t of really beautiful seasonal things you can put on your door. also great flowers that had still thrive this time of year. you can do there are a lot of you know discount stores that have beautiful things where you don't have to spent a fortune. >> absolutely. you can go to target and find a really pretty fall wreath or some type of door decoration. just do something, but keep it simple. this is where the don't comes into it. if y it's really fun to have all of the halloween decorations and the skelton and the ghoul and things that jump out at you, but if you are selling your house this is not the time to do that. >> can you imagine walking up to a house you are looking at to buy and the thing comes out of the coffin right when you get to the door. >> you're not looking for a haunted house you are looking for people to be comfortable and go oh, i love this house not horrified and running screaming. [laughter] >> you should make it look like a crime scene in your house yeah. >> [laughter] >> like that tv show. >> no one was murdered here. >> dexter that's what i'm looking for, dexter. >> this is a no do not do it. but the white cobwebby stuff. >> right yeah don't put that all over your bushes. it's super cute and especially if you have young kids, but if you are selling your house you want it to look clean, simple, well maine skip that. >> i feel like it's a great time for people to sell this time of year because i know like when i'm looking to move you want to get in before the winter this is the last push isn't it? >> there is a little bit of a last push. people move every month ever the year. this is a little bit of a last push. i was just talking to someone earlier today saying it's still a really great time to buy. rates are really really low. you can get a 30 year fixed at the equitable bank for 3.4%. 15 is even less. is the time to buy. there is still not enough houses on the market. first time home buyers out there with equitable preapproval ready to buy your house. if you have been think being it or see the house in the neighborhood next to you that you have been eyeing up all of the sudden it goes on the market get ready to pounce on that. >> do that by being preapproved. get ahold of the equitable bank call them at (414)777-4411 the equitable website. don't make your house look like a crime scene. no crime scene bad. still ahead actress marissa tomei. and we'll meet this guy johnny and find out what it took to make a six-pack and turn his health around. check that out. >> woe. welcome back. no two people are alike. our next guest knows when it comes to losing weight you must have an individualized plan to achieve a healthier lifestyle. cheri stoka from weighless md and wellness is back with one of her very successful stories johnny goetz. thanks for being here you guys. a lot of people will look at you and say he went on a diet he is a fit guy he is healthy he looks great. what made you get to a point where you said hey i need to get i realized when i was putting on my gear i was like this. >> what do you to for work? >> firefighter. >> i realized i need to make big changes. that's when it started and that's when i contacted cheri she set me up with a plan. >> being a firefighter a lot of people think like the fight for air climb and different things where you see firefighters in all of that gear, it's a heavy suit and gear that you are putting on. you really do have to be very fit to do the kind of job you're one of the main things is, you have to eat healthy, and that's one thing i wasn't doing very well and that's why talking with cheri and learning how to eat right was huge for me. being active is one thing you still have to do it all in the kitchen. >> for you the fire house. >> absolutely. that's where it is very tough. >> you got a whole group of guys bringing in food for the day. >> bringing in the food and you don't eat at best hours and you taper down was the snacking. >> talk about the different programs you do. >> we offer a number of different programs because not everybody is going to be on the same plan. so, some of the plans that we offer are, you know just nutrition counseling. we'll work with people because we do see younger kids who can really just do the nutrition healthy eating plans. we do the hcg diet which i think a lot of people are familiar with that now. >> dietefor a six week period of time. >> that's what johnny did as well. we have a lot of different programs to help with appetite suppressants and injections. >> i think that's a helpful process. when it comes to the hcg diet you are eating a limited amount time. how much weight did you lose? >> i lost roughly around 35 pounds. i still continually lose the weight. >> you are meat candy look at the before and after. for you being fit and healthy helps you save other lives. >> absolutely. you can see in the first picture i was very strong i lifted a bunch, but my eating was not very good and so, doing the cardio and eating right and stayi >> during the six weeks, you lost 34 pounds, you continue to lose weight. how is it changed your eating patterns? a lot of people worry i cut down my diet by this much during this time, can i ever go back to living a normal life? can you eat regularly now? >> actually yeah. i eat normal foods. i eat the chickens, the steaks whatever. but i just don't snack and i don't eat the fast foods as much anymore. while, but nowhere near what i was doing. >> important. >> very important. >> one of the things that is so special about what you do too you do these individual plans, but you treat the whole person. you have also implemented a sleep protocol and do genetic testing why are those so important to what you do? >> think when people talk about customizing plans for weight loss we all want to focus on the food and want to focus on the calories and while we definitely will you have to look beyond the nutrition part. and you know whether it be hormones or someone not sleeping at night. there is so much research that shows you simply get someone to sleep better they lose weight. >> that cortisol is really connected it your sleep right? >> exactly. something we just started offering which is really exciting to really customize plans is a genetic test. our location and it literally will code for certain fat sensitivities, influence sensitivities and also just our physiological response to exercise. some people actually they can over exercise and it actually can be counterproductive so it will really customize that for them. >> think it's so, you're such a not that you werethat. overexercising, but you were exercising and still goal weight. so many of us get frustrated because we try to walk or treadmill or bike whatever it may be and still not losing the weight and so much of it is the food and so much is that other stuff like sleep and genetics. the fact that you really work with someone and treat the whole person is so valuable. here's the information so people can contact you get fit, get healthy with weighless md. the first weekly weight loss packet to the first 50 people who call is free. here you go. when you call the number it will ask you to press the extension. use extension one that's who is waiting on the phone right now. (262)226-2046 extension number 1. weighless md.com is the website for more. that's how you can take advantage of the free weekly weight loss packet to the first 50 people who call. thanks so much and congratulations to you thanks for all of the work you do as a firefighter. thank you so much. up next oscar winner actress marissa tomei and the problem that effects about 30 million americans every day. welcome back to the morning blend everybody. america first fell in love with marissa tomei in her oscar winning performance in the film my cousin vinney. i loved it too. since then she's had many major role television, but over the years she's developed a problem that often posed a challenge in front of the camera, but she's not alone. 30 million people in fact in the united states suffer from dry eye. we're thrilled to be chatting with her this morning on the morning blend. along with an ophthalmologist, dr. neda shamie. good morning ladies. >> good morning molly. >> marissa let's start with you. i have dry eye also. for me it happened after i turned 80 i think it -- turned turned 40 in fact, but it's a frustrating problem and it is chronic. >> yes. from now i know that. for me, it was just, um, inconvenient, and i was think being my eyes a lot and i wanted to not be so focused on them no pun intended. i was using a lot of artificial tears so i went to see a doctor and i was solution that helps you produce your own tears. it was a great thing to find out about rustasis. >> one of the most common things is what looks like crying. >> tearing as you mentioned is a common symptom common problem with underlying dry eyes. it doesn't make sense. tearing. your body is trying to compensate for the drying of your eye, but the tears that are being produced unfortunately, that kind of reflects cycle are not healthy tears where as with this, it can help your body create more of its own healthier tears that would be more nutritious to the eye surface. >> i wonder how it works. that is the goal for people who suffer from dry eye as we mentioned it is chronic to try to get your body to naturally take care of that pem so, dry eye disease is a condition that is very common as you said and it often is triggered by aging, just, environmental factors that can challenge the eye surface. this kind of drying effect that happens, leads to vicious cycle of inflammation. and rustasis gets to the core of the problem. treats inflammation in the gland tears. when the inflammation is quieted down the gland is more comfortably produce more of its own tears. >> what have you noticed in now using this treatment. what was it like before, when you were really experiencing dry eye, and now, that you see a difference. >> well, everything is just smoother. there is not also an anxiety about what in the back of my head what could possibly be going on. now i know what it is, finding rustasis has made my life easier. >> if i could share some of the experiences that my patients have had, like marissa was mentioning, what patients start feeling after starting the right treatment is that they start seeing they are less reliant on the artificial tears and they turn to tears a little less or they have less of a sensation of their eyes. vision and just that burning grittiness of the eyes are then much improved. and there has been more than 13 years of experience with this medication, more than 6 million have been prescribed the medication and have benefited from it. >> wonderful. >> the response is great. >> we're running out of time, but real quick you have this wonderful partnership with guide dogs for the blind. how can people find out more about your partnership with them and allegran? because you can find out about if you think you might have chronic dry e or want to see what is going on with your eyes go to rustasis.com and take this quiz. for every quiz taken allegran will donate $1 to guide dogs for the blind up to $100,000. and guide dogs for the blind is an organization that works completely based on donations not government funded and one of since 1942 and was actually started so that they could help service veterans that were coming back from world war ii and they partner these wonderful guide dogs a lot of labs, with clients who need them so, blind people and visually impaired people. and the services are free, the veterinarian services are taken care of so it's reliable great organization. >> it's great. great to talk to you ladies both today. we appreciate your time. and stay tuned because our delete all right here's our art's cameras plus picture of the day today. it comes from christine. she says the field behind her janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? 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