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There's one weird retirement fantasy I have, which is to be an old man sitting at the racetrack, having some nickname like One-Eyed Gary,
at the racetrack, having some nickname
That's not like a nickname.
- That's my nickname, guys.
You may think that New York City is full of skyscrapers and tall buildings because its nickname is the concrete jungle.
You may think that New York City is full of skyscrapers and tall buildings because its nickname is the concrete jungle.
And his nickname was Addie.
So the brand is an infusion of his nickname and his surname, his nickname Addie, and
I feel like that nickname
When I was a kid, everybody had a nickname.
a nickname.
But you don't have to necessarily because I think he benefits from the fact that his nickname is Betta.
But you don't have to necessarily because I think he benefits from the fact that his nickname is Betta.
Amongst aquarists, they have earned the nickname thumb-splitter and have even been known to smash the glass of aquariums when, presumably, the shrimp mistook its reflection for a competitor.
Amongst aquarists they have earned the nickname "thumb splitter",
Not a nickname, that was our official name.
that's a nickname for conservative.