| AG: | You live here in Kentucky? (where the show is tonight) |
| ESD: | Yea, Louisville. If I would have found out you got here Wednesday I probably would have gotten together with you then. But I only found out today. |
| AG: | Oh Yea, then we could have done a whole little interview somewhere where it was quiet. |
| ESD: | Since I didn't know, I had to do this after your show. |
| AG: | Yea, I had an unusual booking. It depends on who you are for how long they can bring you in. I'm here for three days, and out of here Saturday morning. I leave at six in the morning. |
| ESD: | Six in the morning! |
| AG: | I won't get outta here until 2 or 3am then pack. So I probably won't get to sleep between the packing and everything else. |
| ESD: | You're gonna sleep on the plane then. |
| AG: | Yea, that's what I do. |
| ESD: | Well, good luck to you. I wish you the best of luck with your career. |
| AG: | Well, watch Millenium for me. (For her episode) |
| ESD: | I always do (watch). |
| AG: | You know I'm competing against the Olympics. So you have to. Or at least tape it. |
| ESD: | There is no contest. What are we talking about… (jokes) the Olympics.. what Olympics. Forget about the Olympics. |
| AG: | (thinking about what she is up against) Well, skiing, figure skating… |
| ESD: | (jokes, about the visa commercial) They don't even take American Express. How good can it be? |
| AG: | Yea why is that? |
| ESD: | Um… American Express charges large fees 5% Visa is 3%. |
| AG: | Well, it's a big family thing (the Olympics). So what can you do right? Well, thank you. It was a pleasure meeting you. |
| ESD: | No problem. It was nice to meet you. A once in a lifetime opportunity. And as I said before… best of luck! |
| AG: | Thanks. |
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