Might As Well Have Been a Snippet from Stiles
Former NPR foreign correspondent Eric Weiner wrote the book, The Geography of Bliss, in which he searches the world for the happiest places. He appeared on Colbert tonight, and this part of the interview stood out:
WEINER: I'm not a particularly happy person, I'm a grump. Worst of all, I'm a journalist, which only exacerbates the problem.
COLBERT: Right, you make other people unhappy.
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Protz
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Jayna
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Dan
Jimmie
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Seymour
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Hasser
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Channing
Jonathan
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Jason
Wongton
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Matty
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Thomas
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Ryan
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Jay
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Matthew
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Protz
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Jayna
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Hasser
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Channing
Jonathan
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Jason
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Matty
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Thomas
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Jay
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Cinlach
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Lil' Lost Robot
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Sappy Chick
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Garvin
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Maureen
83.Columbia, SC
Doug
Will's Ladies
139.Columbia-Jefferson City
Wohleber
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Mark Hancock
154.Anchorage
Matthew
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Erica
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