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What can I say except “You’re Welcome”?

A couple of kids thought a cashier at a Costco in Hawaii was the real life character Maui from the movie “Moana”.  He totally plays along and has them join him to call out the character’s catchphrase, “Chee-hoo.”

The cashier’s name is William Va’ana, and he makes appearances as Maui at parties.

A girl on YouTube figured out a way to write out a math equation so that her pencil sounds like the “Imperial March” from “Star Wars” as she’s writing.  (Not a real equation, just something that looks like it could be an equation.  Still pretty clever, because she’s writing actual numbers to form the notes.

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