Unidentified Speaker 3

You got to go get. Here's the thing. I'm not turning down a pie. If you do something nice, somebody brought some nice Italian cookies. That's nice. Don't go to the grocery store. Don't get something at the grocery store.

You got to go get. Here's the thing. I'm not turning down a pie. If you do something nice, somebody brought some nice Italian cookies. That's nice. Don't go to the grocery store. Don't get something at the grocery store.

They didn't even do that. Sure. They could have.

They didn't even do that. Sure. They could have.

They didn't even do that. Sure. They could have.

If they brought a themed sugar cookie, it's a different story. Okay. That's a novelty.

If they brought a themed sugar cookie, it's a different story. Okay. That's a novelty.

If they brought a themed sugar cookie, it's a different story. Okay. That's a novelty.

Yes, we've got to play the number. And no one has ever won a thing.

Yes, we've got to play the number. And no one has ever won a thing.

Yes, we've got to play the number. And no one has ever won a thing.

No one's won a goddamn thing. Now, did you have any heavy lottery people in the family growing up? We had a lot of heavy lottery people. My mother had a theory that the scratch-off, she said, we got to play scratch-offs in bad areas because you're more likely to win. And I said, why? She goes, because the government gives those people help every now and then with the scratch-offs.

No one's won a goddamn thing. Now, did you have any heavy lottery people in the family growing up? We had a lot of heavy lottery people. My mother had a theory that the scratch-off, she said, we got to play scratch-offs in bad areas because you're more likely to win. And I said, why? She goes, because the government gives those people help every now and then with the scratch-offs.

No one's won a goddamn thing. Now, did you have any heavy lottery people in the family growing up? We had a lot of heavy lottery people. My mother had a theory that the scratch-off, she said, we got to play scratch-offs in bad areas because you're more likely to win. And I said, why? She goes, because the government gives those people help every now and then with the scratch-offs.

And I said, well, Mom, that sounds very questionable. But again, remember, folks, it's 1998. My mother's doing the best she can. She had a mental illness.

And I said, well, Mom, that sounds very questionable. But again, remember, folks, it's 1998. My mother's doing the best she can. She had a mental illness.

And I said, well, Mom, that sounds very questionable. But again, remember, folks, it's 1998. My mother's doing the best she can. She had a mental illness.

R.I.P. Patricia Dillon. Of course. Yes. That's okay. Sure. Sure. Is it the best way to phrase it? Maybe not. But it was her belief system. That's what she believed in.

R.I.P. Patricia Dillon. Of course. Yes. That's okay. Sure. Sure. Is it the best way to phrase it? Maybe not. But it was her belief system. That's what she believed in.

R.I.P. Patricia Dillon. Of course. Yes. That's okay. Sure. Sure. Is it the best way to phrase it? Maybe not. But it was her belief system. That's what she believed in.