But for anyone who cares, the video is pretty funny, once you fast forward past the infomercial.
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so I laughed and nearly cried watching this. So great. I love that you were having a conversation in the air. I would feel the need to do that, and that it looked like your hands and arms were maintaining the perfect position. Also that it wasn't on your bucket list. I'm sure your dad feels loved!
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