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" By now you&amp;#039;re well aware of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford&amp;#039;s ill-advised dance with smoking crack. But if you&amp;#039;re unfamiliar with his more jovial exploits around the Canadian city, Jimmy Kimmel has a primer for you. Last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the mayor and him sat down for a lengthy chat that showed a more empathetic side to the controversial politician. He&amp;#039;s a family man. He just wants to clean up the town. He&amp;#039;s just an &amp;quot;average politician&amp;quot; who loves to blow off steam during the working day by dancing to Bob Marley. Ford seemed a bit intimidated, but played along, especially when Kimmel took him to a large television monitor and went through Ford&amp;#039;s greatest hits of things he&amp;#039;s been caught doing on video (other than drugs).  Later on, though, things got real. While Kimmel&amp;#039;s tone was a bit condescending throughout, he shifted gears to concerned and offered his advice regarding alcoholism. &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t know you really well, but as a human being, you seem like a nice guy to me,&amp;quot; Kimmel said. &amp;quot;If you are an alcoholic, if you&amp;#039;re drinking enough where you can try crack in your 40s and you don&amp;#039;t remember it, maybe that&amp;#039;s something you want to try talking to somebody [about].&amp;quot; It&amp;#039;s an idea that Ford has clearly heard before, as he was quick to respond: &amp;quot;I wasn&amp;#039;t elected to be perfect, Jimmy. I was elected to clean up the mess I inherited.&amp;quot;       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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