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[jackiejenny]

@Othereeeen  I didn't count the honey's, (migraine inducing) but the incessant touching, hand holding, hugging, and emotional speeches seemed to keep pace. 

[lgfan]

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@jackiejenny wrote:

@Othereeeen  I didn't count the honey's, (migraine inducing) but the incessant touching, hand holding, hugging, and emotional speeches seemed to keep pace. 

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It was hard to tell if it was an anniversary show or if David was being canonized.  

[loriqvc]

Just to offer a difference of opinion, I thought David's anniversary show was nice and quite enjoyable to watch. Jane is always at least a little over the top, so that was to be expected, but I felt that she really did have a couple of special moments with David and was genuine in her sentiments. And even more importantly, I thought the vendor reps and special guests who participated also had genuine, heartfelt memories to share that made the show a little less about David as a host and a little more about David as a person. It's easy to be jaded by all the craziness and hard selling that happens on air, but this show seemed like a true expression of how much David's co-workers care about him and their happiness for his success.

[Kaf2]

I agree with @loriqvc

[on the bay]

@loriqvc,

Thank you for that.

I met David and his mother at Barnes and Noble one year. I was buying his cookbook for a friend. He does seem like a genuinely kind person who really enjoys people.