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ronntaylor said:
We watched when this first aired and were floored. Pat was clearly non pleased with the guy. And Social Media is undefeated: commentators said both contestants were right. 🤣
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I saw this too, and there’s no way the first contestant could’ve been correct unless he meant the word “RITE“. And if that’s what he meant, I don’t even want to go there. 😄

Sajak seemed to recover, however, with some joke about whether or not the same contestant was going to have any other inappropriate guesses.

I could believe Sajak being displeased, though. He’s basically a pretty conservative guy.
 
Thomas Veil said:
I saw this too, and there’s no way the first contestant could’ve been correct unless he meant the word “RITE“. And if that’s what he meant, I don’t even want to go there. 😄

Sajak seemed to recover, however, with some joke about whether or not the same contestant was going to have any other inappropriate guesses.

I could believe Sajak being displeased, though. He’s basically a pretty conservative guy.
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Yep, Wheel enthusiasts were perplexed: "But that doesn't fit!" Ofc wisecrackers responded: "Add lube!" 😀

A good friend said he'll finally watch Wheel since Pat's last new episode aired Friday night. He hated Saga's conservative bent, especially the last few years. I argued that Pat wasn't as uptight and started interacting more with LGBT contestants when in the past he had a visual disdain for them. I'll continue to watch, giving Ryan Seacrest a chance once his episodes start airing in September.
 
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^^^ I had bought a less artistic version of one of those "some-assembly-required" work tables from a big box store about 30 years ago. Took a bro with some carpentry tools and more than a few tracks of bluegrass off a CD from the Cluster Pluckers to get that thing straightened out. By time he was done with it, the evening had also become an occasion to pick up some new ways to string together some short Anglo Saxon cuss words into multi-syllabic descriptions.
 
Wait, is that a coronavirus on the cover of this 1995 compilation featuring “Corona - Try me Out”? 😬

Plandemic!

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The person installing your dishwasher might be more than just a plumber. In fact, he or she could be one of the world’s greatest composers.

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The Blue Collar Jobs of Philip Glass

I praise his work as a composer—but also as plumber, taxi driver, steel mill worker, and in other trades
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“I had gone to install a dishwasher in a loft in SoHo. While working, I suddenly heard a noise and looked up to find Robert Hughes, the art critic of Time magazine, staring at me in disbelief. ‘But you’re Philip Glass! What are you doing here?’ It was obvious that I was installing his dishwasher and I told him I would soon be finished. ‘But you are an artist,’ he protested. I explained that I was an artist but that I was sometimes a plumber as well and that he should go away and let me finish.”
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