Personally, I prefer the more subtle type of humor.

Oh, well, I think he's just grand.

writing.

Oh, Mr. Baker, hand me that album.

I want to show you folks some pictures of Phil when he was a little boy.

Oh, sis, that young man climbing out of the goldfish bowl is Kenny Baker.

Oh, Mr. Baker, I sure am pickle pink to meet y'all.

Thanks, have you got a towel?

writing.

Oh, Mr. Baker, hand me that album.

I want to show you folks some pictures of Phil when he was a little boy.

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You know, you sure have a big crowd in this studio.

Is that the audience?

Well, Lucy Bell, if you'll wait around till the program is over, [coughs] we can go out somewhere and have a sandwich, you and I, you know, or a dance or two.

Oh, I'm sorry, Jack, but the boy next door is waiting downstairs, taking me for a drive.

Yeah.

Um, I mean, a lot of times I think when I'm swimming, it is a little bit less, um, in the brain and more just like just kinda going for it.

Um, like I'll always go in with a race plan no matter what, and that really helps me like calm myself before my races.

But also, I mean, one of the best things about racing, especially at these like high-level meets where everyone's just, you know, amazing and, uh, also like very different in the way they swim, just like really tuning into to the race itself and, um, kinda going with the flow.

But also, I mean, like since I'm a back half swimmer, I really have to trust myself, um, in that first half to like not go fast, and that's like an area I think that I definitely still stay true to my race plan.

Um, but kind of like that second half, I'll just try to like let it go.

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Um, yeah, I really wanted to break four minutes, and then I went like 4.002 or something.