- Yeah. - And it's exciting.

- I still have the present you gave me last year.

- I know. Thank you.

- Did you get my-- - You text--

Yeah, you sent me a text, and I--

- I was watering the orchid that you gave me a year ago,

and my goal was to keep it for a year,

and I did.

- And now you're done.

- Well, I still got a few more days.

- How do you-- - There it is.

That was--we just--

I was there watering, and I thought,

gee, would you appreciate the fact

that I still had it?

- Of course I would appreciate the fact that you remember--

You must get so many different flowers and plants

that you know that--

- I remember that was yours. - Wow, how'd you remember that?

Do you have names on them?

- No, it's that--

You sent me a lovely note, remember?

- Yes, I do. - I kept that too.

- Wow, that's very thoughtful of you.

- No, you're my friend and neighbor.

- I know; well, you're my friend and neighbor.

I'm sorry I blamed you for--

I blamed your tree for taking out the power

in our neighborhood, and I'm sorry.

- What are you talking about?

- Well, it was actually our tree,

and it was our property, and it went on a power line.

It took out the power in the whole neighborhood, but--

- You were the one who was responsible.

- Yes, but I blamed-- I said,

"Oprah lives in the neighborhood,

so I blame her."

- How long was the power out? - It was out all day long.

It was from 6:00 AM until 4:30.

It was Christmas Day, so-- and I was sick.

- Oh. - So I was in my house.

- You had that thing I had. Remember I told you.

I tweeted you and-- - I got it from you.

- Yeah. - 'Cause you said--

It was that day. It was the brunch.

And you said, "I feel like I'm coming down with the flu."

- You got it? - You gave it to me.

- I'm so sorry. - I was so proud.

Oprah gave me the flu, y'all.

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