“You’re not in Busted any more.” I successfully auditioned to be in Busted and then a couple of days later I got a phone call to say that I was no longer needed as they were going to keep it as the three of them. But it ended up being OK.
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I get trolled on a daily basis so it probably involved my teeth, but that was until I learned to love my teeth.
“And for you, sir?” It happens a lot.
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My wife says she does. I’d actually have to agree, though my kids and their friends are pretty amazing too.
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