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Ellen thanks Ashton Kutcher for giving a great speech. His reply? A great speech.

Earlier this year, Ashton Kutcher gave a rousing speech to a bunch of screaming kids at the “Teen Choice Awards.” When Ellen brings it up in this interview, what does he do? Gah! I refuse to be jealous of you, beautiful dude with your open heart and your intellect.

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Earlier this year, Ashton Kutcher gave a rousing speech to a bunch of screaming kids at the “Teen Choice Awards.”

When Ellen brings it up in this interview, what does he do? Gah!

I refuse to be jealous of you, beautiful dude with your open heart and your intellect.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=sykEOFu0aYQ
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