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Transcription: [00:27:52]
{SPEAKER name="Libby Hathaway/Sheila Grinnell (interpreter)"}
and the other way is just with the pinky. You just understand a little bit? Or you understand or, er a little bit?

[00:28:00]
{SPEAKER name="Jo Radner"}
Lots of kinds of play, are there others that you'd, that you'd like to show, other puns?
[00:28:07]
Okay, would you like to show this one? This is a game.
[00:28:13]
{SPEAKER name="Jan DeLap/Sheila Grinnell (interpreter)"}
I have to tell you something about your hands, maybe you're not aware that your hands, you don't know your hands very well. We're gonna play a little game with you people, would you like that?
[00:28:23]

Okay I want you to try this, put your knuckles together, your middle knuckles together. Okay everyone do that and then your fingers, got that?
Put 'em together, everyone, come on.
[00:28:39]
Okay, okay now I want you to move this, open and close, very good, good, okay now move your pinkes. Good
okay. Now your index fingers. Okay good, now move your ring finger.
[00:29:05]

Come one, come on. I don't see anyone doing it. No you have to keep your knuckles together.
{SPEAKER name="Jo Radner"}
Keep them real together.
[00:29:13]
{SPEAKER name="Jan DeLap/Sheila Grinnell (interpreter)"}
and move your, your, they have to stay together. N-n-n-no no, wait a minute you have to keep your knuckles there together come on. See you can't do it, it's impossible.
[00:29:29]
No, it's not possible, I'm telling ya, it's not possible. You have to have everything together.
{SPEAKER name="Jo Radner"}
Did anybody succeed in that?
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{SPEAKER name="Jan DeLap/Sheila Grinnell (interpreter)"}
I'll check with you later.
[Laughs]
{SPEAKER name="Jo Radner"}
Any other questions y'all would like to ask? Yes.
[00:29:46]
{SPEAKER name="Audience Member"}
When um, when you watch TV programs, um, you know how do you, how do you um-