Terry Gross

This is from the Paul Lynde show, which was, I think, from the early 70s.

And so the main character, played by Paul Lynde, rings the doorbell looking for his daughter and son-in-law, who he either knows or thinks is living there.

And when he walks in, he realizes, oh, it's like a hippie Buddhist commune.

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I actually got one more.

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This is a Crest TV commercial.

So four guys are playing golf.

One of them sinks a putt.

The other guys react.

And at the same time, you run up on the green, excited to tell your father about the visit to the dentist that you and your brother just had.

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By which I think you mean it sounds like somebody reading their lines for the first time.

Well, your mother was behind you doing all of this.

And since you didn't find it acting very intriguing, did you feel – oh, and also because you became like the primary – Breadwinner.

Breadwinner, yeah.

Did you feel like you were being forced to do it?

So you supported the family for a while.