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The Late Show's David Letterman made his final appearance on the show last night, and a host of celebrities did the final top ten list. One of those celebrities reading off the final top ten list was current Denver Broncos quarterback, Peyton Manning.
The category for Letterman’s final Top 10 list was "Things I’ve always wanted to say to Dave." Here's what Peyton had to say:
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— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) May 21, 2015
"That doesn't make any sense?" said Letterman after Manning read his line. Then Letterman reacted just like most of us would when encountered by the great Peyton Manning. He pointed and shouted "PEYTON!...OH MY GOD!"
It's safe to say that Letterman was most moved and excited to see the Denver Broncos signal caller during his final show.
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