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Authors: Jimmy Fallon,the Writers of Late Night

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Thank You Notes (12 page)

Thank you
 

… driver’s license photo, for reminding me that there was at least one moment in my life when I looked exactly like a homeless serial killer.

Thank you
 

… gym that I go to. On the plus side, your treadmills have TVs on them. On the downside, your TVs have treadmills on them.

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… the YMCA, for officially changing your name to “the Y.” I can’t wait to hear the new hit song about you by the Village Person.

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… neighbors with swimming pools who put up signs that say, “We don’t swim in your toilet, don’t pee in our pool!” Pretty clever. But that’s not going to stop me.

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… Lifetime Achievement Awards, for being a nice way of saying, “We think you’re about to die.”

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… 2:30 in the morning, for always being the first sign that tomorrow’s gonna suck.

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… guy at a urinal who reaches over to shake my hand with one hand while continuing your business with the other. Life is short, buddy, but it ain’t that short.

Thank you
 

… the term
outstanding debt
, for making it sound like it’s awesome to owe people money.

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… hand sanitizer pumps in public restrooms, for supplying me with 90 percent of the germs I’m trying to kill.

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… alligators, for not being crocodiles—but also for being crocodiles as far as I’m concerned.

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… thesaurus, for bettering my vocabulary. No, “enhancing” my vocabulary. Nay, “aggrandizing” my vocabulary. Yes, “aggrandizing”—that’s the one.

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… friend getting married four thousand miles away, for making me feel bad that I’m not spending three thousand dollars to attend your wedding. I’ll make you a deal: I’ll go, but if you ever get divorced, you have to pay me three thousand dollars.

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