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    Jeff: Well, I heard - and this is probably very rude - but I heard that people in Europe wear perfume to cover up, because they...
    Valerie: Body odor.
    Jeff: ...because they don't take baths as often.
    Valerie: Traditionally I think that's true.
    Brian: Did you know, too, that our sense of smell is our strongest sense of memory?
    Valerie: Right, right.
    Jeff: That's right.
    Brian: I can tell... because I remember I met this girl about ten years ago and I haven't seen her since. And about two years ago I was at a party and I walked up behind this girl and I had this... she had this beautiful, beautiful perfume on, and the smell immediately evoked memories of this past flame from ten years ago.
    Valerie: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. That's fascinating.
    Jeff: Yeah, I do the same thing every time I walk past a McDonald's. (laugh)