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Rory Scovel

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I've got a lot of family there.

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And I'm one of seven siblings.

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And so the three oldest all moved away.

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My older sister lives in Virginia.

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I live in Denver.

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And then my sister just after me lives in Seattle.

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Had to be Catholic.

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It has to be.

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I didn't want to make the assumption, but I wanted to make the assumption.

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Jim Gaffigan has the best joke ever, and it's such an old classic of his.

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I mean, before he was wildly famous, it was just always like whenever someone says how many kids they have, they always say Catholic.

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So my mother passed away when I was really young, and it was me and my older sister.

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My dad remarried when I was six or seven, and then I have five half-siblings.

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We're an army.

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We're a Brady Bunch army.

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Did you go to Catholic school all your life?

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I did kindergarten through eighth grade, as did all seven of us.

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And then my older sister and I are the only two that then went to a private Episcopalian high school.