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<v Speaker 1>This is, is off track.</v>

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What's up everybody? Hello And welcome

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to Off Track

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with Vincent Rossi.

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<v Speaker 2>I thought you were home. Where are you now?</v>

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<v Speaker 1>No, I left. I was home, uh, for 18 hours</v>

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after a 31 hour travel day. Why

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<v Speaker 2>Were you home so long?</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Yeah, it, I just, because I had three loads of laundry</v>

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to do and not just the typical one.

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So extended the trip a little bit.

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<v Speaker 3>I, I texted James today</v>

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and I was like, Hey man, since you're back,

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do you wanna go play some rackets porch, maybe some golf.

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Enjoy the nice weather. And he was like, ah, I'm on a plane.

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And I was confused

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because we had a whole conversation yesterday about him

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flying home from Minneapolis

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and getting confused that Minneapolis is not Indianapolis

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or Annapolis or any of the,

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<v Speaker 1>Or Annapolis</v>
<v Speaker 3>Metropolitan</v>

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<v Speaker 2>That place.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>This</v>
<v Speaker 1>Is Annapolis. Annapolis is</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Definitely a thing.</v>

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<v Speaker 2>Is Annapolis a place where</v>
<v Speaker 3>Yeah, North Carolina.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>North Carolina.</v>
<v Speaker 2>I've never heard</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Of know this.</v>

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<v Speaker 2>Annapolis?</v>
<v Speaker 1>Yes. KN Annapolis.</v>

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<v Speaker 2>I've never heard of that. I feel like you guys are</v>

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both just messing with me right now.

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<v Speaker 1>No, I would love, I would love you to, to find us on this.</v>

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No, don't. I bet you a thousand dollars.

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I bet you a thousand dollars

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by typing it in. You're agreeing.

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<v Speaker 2>No, I'm not agreeing.</v>

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Um, I'm now,

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I'm just curious if we have any listeners in Kannapolis.

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<v Speaker 1>I'm actually Alex, I gotta be honest, man. I'm impressed.</v>

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Well, first of all, I was gonna piss Tim off,

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but I was late hitting record on my side.

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So the audio file's gonna be like really annoying at the

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beginning and then, uh, if it cut

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in into good stuff, but I'm used

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<v Speaker 2>To you being awful. It's all right.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>I, I am genuinely impressed with us that we know something</v>

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that Tim doesn't

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and like fairly normal st not like some super

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obscure thing. This is like

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<v Speaker 2>A, I have never heard of that.</v>

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I've never heard of that, that place.

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<v Speaker 1>I, we, we understand that. You sure? You sure haven't.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>There's another one in Pennsylvania,</v>

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and I forget what it is,

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but I know that, you know, when you're watching the election

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and it pops up, cities, like that was always one.

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I was like, oh, that's another poli that I didn't know of

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<v Speaker 1>Another apples.</v>

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<v Speaker 2>I mean, I guess that makes senseis,</v>

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like there's a lot of polis.

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It means city, but I've just never heard of, there's not,

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<v Speaker 3>I think there's like six.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Well guys, if you live in a polis</v>

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or Annapolis, um, that we haven't mentioned, make sure

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to flood Tim's inbox and social media channels

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and let us know what you're in.

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But yes, that all stemmed from the fact

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that I was sitting like two gates away from my

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gate to avoid people.

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And you know, I was supposed to be boarding. I get you, bro.

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Like, yeah, exactly. You're rubbing off on me. Yeah.

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And this was like, this was like 22 hours, I think,

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into my travel day.

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So I was just a little over everything.

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And um, and,

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and I heard over the thing from Annapolis final boarding,

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and I was like, I thought we didn't

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start boarding for five minutes.

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And I like jumped out from my chair

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and panicked mad dash to the thing just to realize

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that right next to us was Minneapolis. I'm like,

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<v Speaker 3>Got it.</v>

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And they're, sir, is this your first time traveling?

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And you were like, in fact, it is

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<v Speaker 1>In my first time traveling this hour.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Yeah.</v>
<v Speaker 1>But then dude, so I got, yeah, so I got home for</v>

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18 hours, which was wonderful.

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Slept in my own bed. Alex, you and I had this conversation.

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Mm-hmm. Well, I'm sorry, the rest of the world,

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but North American beds, they just, they're

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so much better than everywhere else in the world.

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Everywhere on earth has totally missed

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<v Speaker 3>Beds. Mm.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Okay. Mm-hmm. Except</v>
<v Speaker 3>Sweden.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Really? Yeah. That's funny.</v>

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'cause I've slept in a couple Ikea beds and they were pretty

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<v Speaker 3>&lt;inaudible&gt;.</v>

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Okay. So I just came back from England.

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<v Speaker 1>I was gonna say, you haven't been to</v>

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Sweden lately. Doesn't

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<v Speaker 3>Mean that I feel like he's definitely been to Sweden.</v>

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I have not ever been to Sweden. What?

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<v Speaker 1>Man, that's recent.</v>
<v Speaker 3>What</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Is going on today?</v>

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He sucked on today. You're so dumb today. It's amazing.

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<v Speaker 3>Hey, you're an idiot as I'm</v>
<v Speaker 1>Go.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>See you next week, . But, uh,</v>

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but, uh, Sweden does make, uh, mattresses and, um,

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<v Speaker 1>Oh, okay.</v>

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're talking about this super duper,

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like no, sorry, carry on.

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This one that like cools you from the inside,

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one that you got.

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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Oh, okay. Sorry,

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<v Speaker 3>Karen.</v>

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That's an American Silicon Valley for

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<v Speaker 1>Intervention.</v>

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Okay, got it. Got

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it.
<v Speaker 3>, ,</v>

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no, no, no. Uh, so was in England and went to Herod. Right.

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And her is a, is a tourist, uh, attraction if,

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if you are into that kind of thing.

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Um, but also it's fun to just meander around.

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And we ended up in the, uh, the home section

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of Herod's and Okay.

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Uh, walking through patio furniture and everything.

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And we get to beds and we're like, oh, these, that's,

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that duvet is beautiful.

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Like, wow. I is it double stuffed?

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Because you know, when you go to like, restoration Hardware

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or whatever, , like, and they give you Oreos. Find

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<v Speaker 1>Oreos or Duvets. Yeah,</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Yeah, yeah.</v>

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When you go to Restoration Hardware,

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they give you the tray of Oreos.

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Right. They're always the thin ones.

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'cause they're watching. No. Anyways.

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So, um, RH usually double stuffs the duvets

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to make it look more appealing and presentable. Right.

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<v Speaker 1>But like, that's not how they sell them.</v>

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That's just how they show them. That's

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<v Speaker 3>Not how they sell them.</v>

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Yes. Got it. Yes.

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Um, and so Kelly was like, oh, this,

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this thing must be double stuffed.

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And it wasn't. And so we're like, man, this duvet is sick.

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And so we, we kind of walk

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and explore this brand a little bit.

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And, um, we get to the bed

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and it's this bed that's kind of in, in this, it's

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the center of the showroom, if you will.

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Okay. Um, imagine a car showroom.

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It's got the down lighting on it

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and everything. And it's, it's,

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<v Speaker 1>It's, it's the number one.</v>

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It's the, it's the big, big boy.

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<v Speaker 3>It's the bed, it's the big boy bed. Right.</v>

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And so you look at like the, the bed frame. Right.

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And it's kind of got some of those like rivets

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that you would see on like a Louis Vuitton trunk

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or whatever, but it's not leather, it's just,

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it's very nicely done.

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It's a very night beautiful bed.

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And Kelly sits on it and she's like, yeah, it's, it's nice.

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And, but like, I don't really get it.

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And so then we walked to the, the window sticker. Right.

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And, um, James, what would you think

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an astronomically ridiculous amount of money

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to spend on a bed.

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Keep in mind it comes with all the sheets, all

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<v Speaker 1>All the pillows.</v>

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So sheets, mattress, bed frame.

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Does everything do anything that you haven't,

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haven't revealed yet?

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Or like, is there a It doesn't,

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<v Speaker 3>No, it doesn't.</v>

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Its not like electronic head.

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It doesn't, no, we did walk by a headboard

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that had speakers built in and I'm just like, why?

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<v Speaker 1>Okay. Yeah. Yeah. But I mean, brain sounds you do like</v>

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<v Speaker 3>I do, but your sounds night.</v>

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My phone is for, for the free. Right.

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Um, and like, if you really want to get advanced

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speakers are a couple hundred bucks.

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Yeah. An that's true. Astronomical number

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<v Speaker 1>$23,000.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Keep in mind, we're inheritance.</v>

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No, that's not, see, that's not right.

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Because I had this conversation with your wife. Yeah.

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And she kind of threw out a number like that.

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I'm like, all right. You can spend eight grand

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on a Tempur-Pedic mattress.

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Okay. Yeah. You can then spend 10 grand on the

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restoration hardware that frame.

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Right? Yeah. So you're already

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at tax at 23. So we're, oh, we're

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<v Speaker 1>You la Okay.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>No, I'm not saying that's not a ridiculous amount.</v>

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I'm just saying Yeah. That, that you can achieve

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without trying that hard, that

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<v Speaker 1>Hard. Right. Okay.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>At home, this is Herod right. And everything's stupid.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>This $54,000</v>
<v Speaker 3>You're getting there, but no,</v>

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<v Speaker 1>I honestly thought your reaction when he said 23 was you</v>

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were like, okay, pick a certain number one more about it.

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Open that. Yeah. Yeah. I, same thing. So sorry.

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Am I still under at

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<v Speaker 3>53,517,000 pounds</v>
<v Speaker 1>?</v>

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What? Okay. Does it come with a house?

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No, it's,

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ah, the finest bed house included.

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Um, okay, so what, okay,

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so those rivets are 24 karat gold.

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Nope. And the duvet is stuffed with unicorn

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fur tail hair.

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Mm-hmm . And it's, I'm angry. 8,000 angry about that.

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It's eight pound sheets. What is a half a million K?

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So what is it? What are we doing? What is it?

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<v Speaker 3>Um, well first of all, it's uh,</v>

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it's made outta horse hair.

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<v Speaker 1>Okay.</v>
<v Speaker 3>So the idea</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Bad bad</v>
<v Speaker 3>Is, I mean, clearly good.</v>

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And so the idea is that like,

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it's a bed that'll last a lifetime, which you'd hope fucking

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<v Speaker 1>Better.</v>
<v Speaker 3>.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>That's not enough lifetimes.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Actually, actually, as I read more about it,</v>

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is like a generational bed.

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Like you could pass it down, but

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<v Speaker 1>That's just weird.</v>

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Why would you wanna use that?

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<v Speaker 3>It is. Nope. It comes Guy used a guy on this thing. .</v>

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Yeah. A guy flies out from Europe every year

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to flip it and like, good.

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Make sure it's evenly like  distributed and stuffed.

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Um, and really, that's it. Oh my God.

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That's really all you're all you're getting.

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Um, it's, it's fireproof.

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So like some people, uh, apparently put valuables

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underneath it instead of like a safe deposit box.

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They just put Oh yeah. Because they,

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<v Speaker 2>They can't afford a safe for that amount of money. .</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Like a couple people bought 'em, like Drake bought one.</v>

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Um, and some like aristocrats, you could just,

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<v Speaker 2>You could hire somebody at a hundred thousand</v>

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American dollars a year to just watch your stuff

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for almost seven years

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<v Speaker 3>Without having to buy that Van .</v>

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Yeah. Um, so anyways, I just, I found that to be,

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um, pretty incredible.

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So I was blown away

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and I figured you would be too,

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considering you thought a ridiculous number is

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$23,000. No, no. Which I stand

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<v Speaker 1>By. I stand by that</v>

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<v Speaker 3>690,000 US dollars.</v>

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Yeah. Okay.

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<v Speaker 1>So I'm gonna the by the fact</v>

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that Kelly's reply

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or response as sitting on the bed was, yeah.

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It's nice. I'm just, I'm gonna stay by my claim

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that North American beds still just are the best value

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for money in terms of comfort.

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It doesn't matter, man. I've been to South America, Europe,

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Asia, you've been, you've been all these places too.

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The, the like baseline bed comfort level at like,

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let's say you just go to like a middle

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of the road hotel chain that if that is

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what we're calling like typical standard of bedding

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for that country, just there's nowhere close,

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there's nowhere close. I'm at a fair,

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<v Speaker 3>I completely</v>
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And I can tell you that this twin bed behind me is going

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to be infinitely more comfortable than anything

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I slept on Italy

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<v Speaker 3>Or France.</v>

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Couldn't agree more. Couldn't agree. I don't get it.

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<v Speaker 1>Why?</v>
<v Speaker 2>This is just upsetting me.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Why don't Europeans like themselves,</v>

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why don't they want to be more comfortable?

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<v Speaker 3>Well, some of the Swedish people do</v>

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<v Speaker 1>A little too much</v>

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if you ask me. Right. A little too much.

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<v Speaker 3>Right? Like, like like $650,000 too much.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Roughly. I mean, right. Arguably more than that, but yeah.</v>

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Sure. Um, wow. Okay.

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So you Wait, I do have one trouble related

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<v Speaker 2>Story.</v>

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I'm legitimately angry that this exists.

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Like I I I, this isn't even

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<v Speaker 3>Like, well</v>
<v Speaker 2>Tim playing it up for the show,</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Like I'm angry at that.</v>

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Yeah. I mean, here's the thing.

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The thing is, um, that's out of a lot

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of people's price range. , right? Yeah.

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<v Speaker 1>Understatement of the year.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>And, and, and so there was one on sale.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Okay. Oh, what as you can see Bargain City. Yeah, yeah.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Um,</v>
<v Speaker 1>And this, how many balloons was</v>

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<v Speaker 3>This?</v>

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This, sorry, I'll hold it up to the screen.

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This one was only 128,051 pounds.

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<v Speaker 1>That</v>
<v Speaker 2>One better at least come with a condo.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Somebody peed on that one. I think I would love to just,</v>

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I feel like I know somebody, Becky knows somebody

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that knows Drake pretty well.

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I feel like we should ask them

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to ask Drake if it was worth it. Really?

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<v Speaker 3>Do think he even knows how much it cost</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Person, I don't care if he knows how much it cost</v>

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<v Speaker 3>To be like, get the best,</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Whatever, the best bed. I just wanna know, how</v>

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<v Speaker 2>Do you advertise that?</v>

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Like, you know, there was a story I heard years ago

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that they stopped trying to advertise

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or like have booths for Rolls Royces at car shows

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and instead they now like try to convince you

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to buy a Rolls Royce while you're buying a private jet.

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Right. Because they're just like,

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if you're dropping a couple million on a jet, it makes,

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you know, you'll drop a quarter

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of a million on a Rolls RoCE. Well that's,

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<v Speaker 3>That's why you can't, why where they do that.</v>

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They don't, they don't want to degrade the brand. So

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<v Speaker 1>I had one annoying travel experience,</v>

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which actually wasn't on my 31 hour

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trip back from Singapore.

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It was, uh, also a NA hell of an airline. Wow. Wow.

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Wow, wow. That was impressive.

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<v Speaker 3>Here's the thing, Europeans don't do</v>

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mattresses, but they do airlines. Yeah. Well

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<v Speaker 1>That one's Japanese.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Well, sorry, but yes. Anyone but America does airlines.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>I know, man. American airline, international</v>

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planes are lately have been pretty solid.

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Yes. And I've flown on a couple Lufthansa flights,

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which planes were a little old.

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Little, little dated, but this a and a Wow.

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What a, what an experience.

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What an interesting layout they had.

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Anyway, um, this morning flying to Atlanta,

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I it's just, this is, this is gonna go in the book, man.

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This is another one that goes in the book

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that we are gonna write about plane etiquette.

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Right? So we land, you have had

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to put your carry on baggage

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further back on the plane than your seat.

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It happens. Right?

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If you are in a rush of some kind to catch a flight,

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a connecting flight, I get it.

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You kinda have to do whatever you gotta do.

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And that's, that's fair play.

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But when you have absolutely nothing to rush to, here's

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what I, here's what I I don't love

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is once everybody stands up,

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this person didn't even like try to be quick on the draw.

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And like as soon as the belts went off, pop the belt

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and sprint back as far as they could.

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Right. Everybody was standing

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and then it was kind of the, oh hey, my bag's four,

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five rows back that way.

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And the guy in the aisle was kind of like,

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okay, sure.

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And so moved kind of outta the way

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and then this person had to like size their way

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through all the people to get to where their bag was.

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<v Speaker 2>Oh, I know where this is going and I already hate them.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Kind, kind of annoying, but like whatever the then side</v>

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to carry the suitcase back through all said people

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to get back to their original row.

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Nope. Uhuh, arrestable offense. Arrestable offense. .

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You, you got back there against the grain,

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pissing people off, rubbing up against people, got your bag

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and then carried it almost overhead,

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but couldn't quite get it all the way overhead.

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So it was like almost dragging it across people's

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heads to get up there.

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&lt;inaudible&gt;, you absolutely not.

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And I then followed this person off the plane.

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No rush whatsoever. Not even remotely in a rush. Yeah.

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<v Speaker 2>Inexcusable. There. You, I think every, everybody</v>

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who hits a certain tier of frequent flyers,

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you should be able to designate one person

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for the no fly list.

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Like for every a hundred thousand miles you fly.

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I think you should get one where you, you just be like,

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you're not allowed to fly anymore.

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<v Speaker 1>No, I just think they should hand out book.</v>

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I think I feel like we should write this book

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and then we'll do a deal with all the airlines

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that every time once a year, if you book an airline ticket,

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you have to read this

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manual
<v Speaker 2>. It'll be like the</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Gideon by questionnaire. But for</v>

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<v Speaker 2>Planes . Right.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>And everybody should have to read it.</v>

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And look, there are exceptions to the rule. To all rules.

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This was not one of 'em. And this person, oh man,

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really didn't love it.

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Didn't love it. How do

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<v Speaker 2>You feel about like it asking somebody like, Hey,</v>

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mine's like right there.

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It's a row behind. Like, could you grab it past

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<v Speaker 3>Me? It be 75 years old</v>

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<v Speaker 1>If it's one row back</v>

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and I can reach it from where I'm standing.

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I don't, that's fine. I don't care. That doesn't bother

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<v Speaker 2>Me.</v>

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So I feel like I've been asked a lot

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and I've never minded. I've just been like, no,

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<v Speaker 1>That, that doesn't bother me.</v>

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But like, again, that person didn't have

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to go against anybody.

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I didn't have to elbow anybody outta the way to get it.

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Nobody was really inconvenienced in that exchange.

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But like, wait until everybody was up going against the

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grain, going up river and then carrying the bag back.

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Just stand there. Just stay there. Just wait.

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It was full rows and you weren't going anywhere.

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What are we doing speaking of travel?

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You had a nice long flight back the other day from

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jolly old London.

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<v Speaker 3>I did. Oh, you oh, your flight.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>I was a little Benny boy.</v>
<v Speaker 3>I, I don't have any,</v>

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I don't have any travel stories guys.

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Everything was incredibly smooth. Ben was great.

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<v Speaker 1>Saw some adorable pictures of him just</v>

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sleeping on your chest while you were

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<v Speaker 3>Watching every, everyone</v>
<v Speaker 2>It's very cute.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>Everyone, uh, loves him.</v>

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I was rapped a lot of the flight, but that's okay. Nice.

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Enjoy, enjoy those moments. Well mm-hmm .

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I got 'em, um mm-hmm .

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And yet we got back Tuesday night

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and everything.

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Babies do get jet lag. I will say that. I will say that.

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Oh that makes sense. They do, they do understand time zones.

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Um, so he's a little, so was he,

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<v Speaker 1>He's up early.</v>

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<v Speaker 3>It's not that he was up early.</v>

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Um, 'cause he is always kind of up early.

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It's that at two o'clock he was like, put me

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to bed and we're like, oh,

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<v Speaker 1>Interesting. No,</v>

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<v Speaker 3>No.</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Yeah,</v>
<v Speaker 3>Sorry pal. We're gonna go for a walk.</v>

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We're gonna play, we're gonna read books,

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we're gonna do everything but go to bed.

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Um, so that's been interesting.

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I don't know how that's gonna go the next couple days,

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but, uh, that's fine.

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<v Speaker 1>Is it hard? Like, is he just get super cranky</v>

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and you have to just find the ways to keep 'em.

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'cause like don't baby just cry when they're tired or hungry

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or poopy or whatever.

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<v Speaker 3>Yes. But you know,</v>

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<v Speaker 1>They're a lot like me in that regard.</v>

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Oh, . Yes. I know. I wasn't gonna say it, but

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<v Speaker 3>All babies have cues.</v>

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Um, and you learn to, to read them.

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His, when he is tired is he rubs the &lt;inaudible&gt;

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outta his eyes and yawns.

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So it's pretty, I

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<v Speaker 1>Feel like it's a pretty normal</v>

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human response to being tired. Yeah.

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<v Speaker 3>Yeah. Pretty, pretty universal. So, um, it's</v>

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<v Speaker 1>Gonna be super cute when he does it though.</v>

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Just

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<v Speaker 3>Yes.</v>

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And they're all red and bloodshot.

471
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You're like, oh my god, I'm so sorry. Bad poor guy.

472
00:18:36.835 --> 00:18:40.135
But no, we had a wonderful trip. Very glad we went.

473
00:18:40.595 --> 00:18:44.255
Um, and yeah, back, I'm kind

474
00:18:44.255 --> 00:18:46.535
of on your program a little bit, not to your extreme,

475
00:18:46.795 --> 00:18:50.775
but I leave tomorrow, go to Charlotte in the sim sim sim

476
00:18:50.775 --> 00:18:52.615
and then, uh, exciting.

477
00:18:53.035 --> 00:18:54.815
Get to drive a race car on Monday, actually.

478
00:18:54.915 --> 00:18:57.975
Hey, I'm getting to drive a race car a ton this winter,

479
00:18:58.025 --> 00:19:00.735
which is very weird considering testing was supposed

480
00:19:00.735 --> 00:19:02.975
to be, uh, less. Yeah. But

481
00:19:02.975 --> 00:19:04.055
<v Speaker 1>It's, why do you get more?</v>

482
00:19:04.205 --> 00:19:05.575
What, what else are you testing

483
00:19:05.835 --> 00:19:07.775
or why, why, when, where and how?

484
00:19:07.845 --> 00:19:10.455
<v Speaker 3>Yeah, so we're doing a team test at, uh,</v>

485
00:19:10.545 --> 00:19:12.215
indie Road course on Monday.

486
00:19:12.835 --> 00:19:15.655
And then the following week I'm doing a two day, uh,

487
00:19:16.225 --> 00:19:19.545
indie car, uh, series

488
00:19:20.095 --> 00:19:21.945
test at the Speedway.

489
00:19:23.245 --> 00:19:24.625
And then, um,

490
00:19:24.755 --> 00:19:26.745
first week in November I'm doing a two day

491
00:19:27.135 --> 00:19:28.505
Firestone test at Phoenix.

492
00:19:29.325 --> 00:19:33.105
<v Speaker 1>Oh, cool.</v>
<v Speaker 3>So yeah, I mean it's awesome getting a lot</v>

493
00:19:33.105 --> 00:19:37.585
of time in the car during this down period, which is great.

494
00:19:37.965 --> 00:19:39.425
Um, yeah, it's a very good problem

495
00:19:39.425 --> 00:19:40.545
to have. So pretty, pretty

496
00:19:40.665 --> 00:19:42.145
<v Speaker 1>About that un expectancy time is always good.</v>

497
00:19:42.605 --> 00:19:44.625
Um, yeah. On that, on that note,

498
00:19:44.925 --> 00:19:48.065
the Monday tests at IMS Road course,

499
00:19:49.245 --> 00:19:52.185
you also have, uh, a couple others joining you.

500
00:19:52.765 --> 00:19:56.345
Mm-hmm. So Christian's with you obviously mm-hmm .

501
00:19:56.425 --> 00:19:59.225
Uh, Andre Global's got Lockie Hughes driving

502
00:19:59.245 --> 00:20:00.345
the car, which is cool.

503
00:20:00.345 --> 00:20:01.705
Good for him. Happy to see that.

504
00:20:02.445 --> 00:20:05.825
Uh, Kos Hollinger has James Rowe.

505
00:20:06.045 --> 00:20:07.145
So a couple of the, uh,

506
00:20:07.145 --> 00:20:08.785
indie light guys getting an opportunity.

507
00:20:09.495 --> 00:20:10.905
<v Speaker 3>Foyt has Colette again,</v>

508
00:20:11.245 --> 00:20:12.245
<v Speaker 1>Fo has Colette again.</v>

509
00:20:12.745 --> 00:20:14.145
Dale's got Hauger again.

510
00:20:14.925 --> 00:20:17.905
<v Speaker 3>And RL and then</v>
<v Speaker 1>RLL arguably</v>

511
00:20:18.105 --> 00:20:19.585
with the headline grabbing one,

512
00:20:19.585 --> 00:20:22.945
it's got old Mick Schumacher making a return

513
00:20:23.165 --> 00:20:26.065
to high powered open wheel race cars, which is kind of cool.

514
00:20:26.455 --> 00:20:30.065
What do we think about, uh, old Mick giving it a run?

515
00:20:30.785 --> 00:20:34.265
<v Speaker 3>I am I'm curious to know what the purpose is.</v>

516
00:20:34.455 --> 00:20:37.625
Like is he, is he evaluating IndyCar as an option

517
00:20:37.695 --> 00:20:39.025
because that's pretty cool?

518
00:20:39.365 --> 00:20:41.665
Um, or is this more, you know,

519
00:20:42.495 --> 00:20:45.265
there's been a couple European guys that have come over just

520
00:20:45.265 --> 00:20:46.265
to do the test

521
00:20:46.415 --> 00:20:48.965
because I think they were sought out by teams.

522
00:20:49.065 --> 00:20:50.485
You know, holgenburg came over.

523
00:20:51.225 --> 00:20:53.965
Um, there's another one that I'm forgetting

524
00:20:54.875 --> 00:20:57.405
that there was really no interest in

525
00:20:57.825 --> 00:20:59.045
racing the championship.

526
00:20:59.045 --> 00:21:01.445
It was just like, oh, they're really asking me to do this

527
00:21:01.445 --> 00:21:02.685
and they want me to do this, and why

528
00:21:02.865 --> 00:21:04.085
the hell not, why wouldn't I?

529
00:21:04.745 --> 00:21:06.845
So I'm curious if it's that situation

530
00:21:06.845 --> 00:21:10.325
or if this is like Mick scene, if it goes well,

531
00:21:10.665 --> 00:21:13.605
if it's something that he would consider pursuing in 2026.

532
00:21:14.025 --> 00:21:16.205
So I don't know. But it'd be nice to find

533
00:21:16.205 --> 00:21:17.205
<v Speaker 1>Out.</v>

534
00:21:17.205 --> 00:21:17.485
It'd be cool. I mean,

535
00:21:17.485 --> 00:21:19.165
you should ask them while you're there. I will

536
00:21:19.745 --> 00:21:20.605
<v Speaker 3>In my best. Maybe he's,</v>

537
00:21:20.605 --> 00:21:21.605
<v Speaker 1>Wait, it's on</v>
<v Speaker 3>Monday.</v>

538
00:21:21.725 --> 00:21:23.125
Deutsche? Yes.

539
00:21:23.905 --> 00:21:26.445
<v Speaker 1>Um, might swing by Michael. Say hi. Hmm. Okay.</v>

540
00:21:26.445 --> 00:21:28.685
Well, interesting. Again, it's a, it's, it's,

541
00:21:28.715 --> 00:21:31.485
it's a crafty move on the RAHA team part

542
00:21:31.485 --> 00:21:35.925
because F1 slash two slash three drivers always

543
00:21:36.515 --> 00:21:37.725
kill it at IMS Road course.

544
00:21:38.185 --> 00:21:39.685
So like, and so does that team.

545
00:21:39.785 --> 00:21:41.965
So he is gonna go over and be like, oh my God, I'm, he won

546
00:21:41.965 --> 00:21:43.045
by Mile IndyCar's.

547
00:21:43.045 --> 00:21:44.165
Awesome. I'm definitely in .

548
00:21:45.585 --> 00:21:46.845
That's not always how it goes,

549
00:21:47.705 --> 00:21:50.085
but, uh, I mean, like, they took Holcomb convert to Barber

550
00:21:50.145 --> 00:21:52.125
and he needed one test and he was like, absolutely not.

551
00:21:52.135 --> 00:21:54.565
We're not, I'm not doing that . That's, that's really hard.

552
00:21:54.985 --> 00:21:58.485
I'm not doing this. They, taking a barber is great.

553
00:21:58.715 --> 00:22:01.445
It's, it's really fun. It is really fun when you get it.

554
00:22:01.445 --> 00:22:02.525
That's funny. I, so yeah.

555
00:22:02.545 --> 00:22:04.485
I'm, I'm going to, I'm gonna try to swing by

556
00:22:04.605 --> 00:22:06.125
'cause that'd be fun to see how that all goes.

557
00:22:10.165 --> 00:22:14.125
Lucas had his first test in the Penske car at Gateway.

558
00:22:14.125 --> 00:22:15.245
Gateway. Must be nice

559
00:22:15.275 --> 00:22:17.405
that Penske's allowed to run their driver.

560
00:22:17.525 --> 00:22:19.765
I don't know if you've been keeping up with, uh,

561
00:22:19.915 --> 00:22:22.405
Xfinity racing at all, uh, before.

562
00:22:22.405 --> 00:22:24.045
We'll, we'll touch on F1 in a sec,

563
00:22:24.065 --> 00:22:26.845
but yeah, Connor Village is pretty good at driving stuff.

564
00:22:27.165 --> 00:22:28.885
<v Speaker 3>I don't, I've never watched an Xfinity race.</v>

565
00:22:29.065 --> 00:22:32.965
That's not true. The only Xfinity race series I've ever

566
00:22:32.965 --> 00:22:34.925
watched, or the ones that Connor seen Connor Sage.

567
00:22:35.145 --> 00:22:36.845
Um, but I,

568
00:22:36.925 --> 00:22:40.045
I don't know anything about it other than every Monday it

569
00:22:40.045 --> 00:22:43.285
seems, I read the headline that Connor Zilla wins again.

570
00:22:43.345 --> 00:22:45.205
And I'm just like, is he that good

571
00:22:45.785 --> 00:22:47.405
or is he just that good? He's the

572
00:22:47.405 --> 00:22:48.565
<v Speaker 1>Who fell off the car, right?</v>

573
00:22:48.915 --> 00:22:50.725
Yeah. Yes. And he's come back,

574
00:22:50.725 --> 00:22:51.965
didn't won his first race back,

575
00:22:51.985 --> 00:22:53.605
I'm pretty sure and has won everything.

576
00:22:53.755 --> 00:22:55.205
He's won 10 races in Xfinity.

577
00:22:55.875 --> 00:22:59.605
Like it's, that's from a guy who didn't race ovals

578
00:22:59.605 --> 00:23:02.245
until like two years ago, bro. He didn't come up. Like

579
00:23:02.245 --> 00:23:04.965
<v Speaker 3>He, he might be the best race car driver in North America.</v>

580
00:23:05.195 --> 00:23:08.125
<v Speaker 1>Like he's on the list, man. Like, it's free.</v>

581
00:23:08.245 --> 00:23:09.605
I mean, I'm right here free. Fascinating.

582
00:23:10.365 --> 00:23:14.625
We know Tim, we know. And how is he a Mario Kart?

583
00:23:15.095 --> 00:23:16.705
He's one in prototypes.

584
00:23:17.175 --> 00:23:18.985
He's, he's like unstoppable

585
00:23:19.005 --> 00:23:21.225
and this is gonna sound stupid, but just bear with me here.

586
00:23:21.625 --> 00:23:23.625
MX five Cup, he would drop in

587
00:23:23.685 --> 00:23:27.945
and like that type of racing, like the Racecraft require is

588
00:23:27.945 --> 00:23:31.025
so specific and so unique and he would just drop in

589
00:23:31.025 --> 00:23:32.705
and beat the regulars.

590
00:23:33.945 --> 00:23:37.935
Very good racer, went into Ovals, was good in trucks,

591
00:23:38.275 --> 00:23:39.295
was good in Xfinity,

592
00:23:39.295 --> 00:23:41.575
obviously he is already been told he is going up

593
00:23:41.575 --> 00:23:44.295
to Cup next year, like kid's killing it.

594
00:23:44.395 --> 00:23:46.330
And then, and he is a track house development driver.

595
00:23:46.330 --> 00:23:48.685
And then I'm pretty sure SVG won the Cup

596
00:23:48.685 --> 00:23:49.725
race for Track House.

597
00:23:50.025 --> 00:23:51.285
So they're having a pretty good run.

598
00:23:51.345 --> 00:23:53.205
Justin Marks is good at stuff, man.

599
00:23:53.275 --> 00:23:54.925
He's pretty, he's a pretty switched on dude.

600
00:23:55.045 --> 00:23:57.725
I like his, I like the cut of his jib. Mm.

601
00:23:58.405 --> 00:24:00.165
I like the way he's gone about that. No. Anyway, I,

602
00:24:00.195 --> 00:24:02.245
<v Speaker 3>It's, it's, uh, it's pretty incredible.</v>

603
00:24:02.675 --> 00:24:07.045
Like I do, we do know that in Xfinity there is,

604
00:24:08.155 --> 00:24:10.885
there's a lot of differentiation in equipment

605
00:24:10.975 --> 00:24:12.165
right there. Good equipment,

606
00:24:12.385 --> 00:24:13.385
<v Speaker 1>Bad equipment for sure.</v>

607
00:24:13.795 --> 00:24:16.725
<v Speaker 3>There's a lot of manufacturer supported engines</v>

608
00:24:16.725 --> 00:24:20.645
that are tiered and certain ones with certain amount

609
00:24:20.645 --> 00:24:22.645
of horsepower kept for certain individuals.

610
00:24:23.265 --> 00:24:26.965
But even so Motorsports as we know, is a very fickle

611
00:24:27.985 --> 00:24:29.245
and there's a lot of variables.

612
00:24:29.625 --> 00:24:31.605
And so the fact that he is good enough

613
00:24:32.315 --> 00:24:34.405
with the equipment to over because

614
00:24:34.405 --> 00:24:36.085
<v Speaker 1>He not the one with the equipment, the variables,</v>

615
00:24:36.455 --> 00:24:37.455
<v Speaker 3>Right?</v>

616
00:24:37.455 --> 00:24:41.925
No, but I I I he's not, you're absolutely right

617
00:24:43.035 --> 00:24:44.085
<v Speaker 1>Because like when he's not,</v>

618
00:24:44.085 --> 00:24:47.005
when when Cup guys were allowed to go run

619
00:24:47.305 --> 00:24:48.885
as many Xfinity races as they want.

620
00:24:48.885 --> 00:24:50.445
Right. And guys like Kyle Bush would go

621
00:24:50.445 --> 00:24:51.565
run the entire series.

622
00:24:52.095 --> 00:24:54.795
Mm-hmm . Like Kyle Bush might not even win 10

623
00:24:54.795 --> 00:24:56.995
of those a year or like maybe he did.

624
00:24:56.995 --> 00:24:58.075
Yeah, he would. But you've gotta be,

625
00:24:58.095 --> 00:24:59.675
you gotta be Kyle Busch good.

626
00:25:00.725 --> 00:25:02.495
Like in that's a good sign in

627
00:25:02.515 --> 00:25:03.575
<v Speaker 3>In right,</v>
<v Speaker 1>In</v>

628
00:25:03.575 --> 00:25:06.615
<v Speaker 3>Good equipment, but also yes, in Gibb's equipment. Like</v>

629
00:25:07.045 --> 00:25:08.045
<v Speaker 1>Yeah.</v>

630
00:25:08.045 --> 00:25:09.895
Yeah. But I'm saying like, this is a kid I,

631
00:25:09.955 --> 00:25:12.855
who does not have cup championships under his belt coming

632
00:25:12.855 --> 00:25:14.815
back and playing with the kids anyway, dude, I know.

633
00:25:14.815 --> 00:25:17.095
Really impressive. I know. I wanna see him run the Indy 500.

634
00:25:17.335 --> 00:25:19.255
I would love to see Zi run the 500.

635
00:25:19.495 --> 00:25:20.975
I wanna see what he can do in an Indy car

636
00:25:20.975 --> 00:25:23.055
because there's literally nothing put him in that he can .

637
00:25:26.045 --> 00:25:27.855
Yeah. Fair. I mean, not, yeah.

638
00:25:27.865 --> 00:25:29.095
Maybe, maybe not for you,

639
00:25:29.235 --> 00:25:31.335
but, uh, for the entertainment value

640
00:25:31.355 --> 00:25:32.535
and my job, it would be great.

641
00:25:33.275 --> 00:25:35.335
Um, so let's, let's make that happen.

642
00:25:35.555 --> 00:25:38.455
Uh, let's come on everybody, you know, uh,

643
00:25:38.805 --> 00:25:39.975
he's a Red Bull athlete.

644
00:25:39.975 --> 00:25:41.695
Let's go Red Bull and let's go Chevrolet.

645
00:25:41.995 --> 00:25:44.055
And let's get him into an IndyCar from bro.

646
00:25:44.165 --> 00:25:45.215
Well Alex, this Red Bull and

647
00:25:45.655 --> 00:25:46.655
<v Speaker 3>R used to have a relationship.</v>

648
00:25:46.835 --> 00:25:49.935
Did they? Yeah, ed was a Red Bull driver in IndyCar.

649
00:25:50.295 --> 00:25:51.415
<v Speaker 1>I had forgot that actually.</v>

650
00:25:52.275 --> 00:25:54.455
So you go, you've got Chevy power team

651
00:25:54.455 --> 00:25:55.535
with a Red Bull relationship

652
00:25:55.535 --> 00:25:59.565
that a really good speedway sounds pretty quick. Go.

653
00:25:59.975 --> 00:26:01.645
<v Speaker 3>Let's see what he, he does. Okay.</v>

654
00:26:01.645 --> 00:26:04.785
<v Speaker 1>Yeah. I'll, uh, make some calls. So</v>

655
00:26:04.815 --> 00:26:09.545
<v Speaker 3>This weekend, F1 I, I'm sorry, I watched not a single lap.</v>

656
00:26:10.205 --> 00:26:15.065
<v Speaker 1>Oh wow. Really? I did the, the old F1 TV, 30 minute recap.</v>

657
00:26:15.565 --> 00:26:18.065
Always, always a, always a money way to do it.

658
00:26:18.295 --> 00:26:20.025
It's a, it's a banger way to catch a race.

659
00:26:20.685 --> 00:26:22.385
Um, well let me fill you in then.

660
00:26:22.625 --> 00:26:24.705
<v Speaker 3>I mean, I know what, I know the results and I know</v>

661
00:26:24.955 --> 00:26:26.265
<v Speaker 1>Qualifying results,</v>
<v Speaker 3>So</v>

662
00:26:26.265 --> 00:26:27.425
I'm pretty sure I know what happened.

663
00:26:28.175 --> 00:26:29.915
<v Speaker 1>Yeah, you do. You do.</v>

664
00:26:30.415 --> 00:26:32.075
Uh, except if you don't know what happened in turn one

665
00:26:33.035 --> 00:26:34.535
and it's something that I really wish

666
00:26:36.145 --> 00:26:37.645
you had seen a clip of.

667
00:26:37.925 --> 00:26:39.925
'cause I'd love your opinion on Do we wanna just pause

668
00:26:39.955 --> 00:26:41.125
<v Speaker 3>Real quick and he can watch it.</v>

669
00:26:42.265 --> 00:26:44.685
<v Speaker 1>So Russell was on pole. Max was second.</v>

670
00:26:45.475 --> 00:26:48.165
Very, very interesting. Qualifying. So impressive man.

671
00:26:48.165 --> 00:26:50.965
Like, kudos to you for racing an F1 car around that place.

672
00:26:51.115 --> 00:26:53.245
Like I, I said this to you

673
00:26:53.615 --> 00:26:56.525
after I did the test in the car, I was like, I don't know

674
00:26:56.525 --> 00:26:57.765
how anybody drives those things

675
00:26:57.765 --> 00:26:59.805
around a track like Singapore and you did that.

676
00:26:59.905 --> 00:27:03.165
So good for you because that's a handful of the race car

677
00:27:03.225 --> 00:27:04.845
to run around that place.

678
00:27:05.755 --> 00:27:08.205
Georgia's lap was great President qualifying fine, whatever.

679
00:27:08.815 --> 00:27:11.525
Lando was up until like basically the second to last corner

680
00:27:11.585 --> 00:27:15.025
and ended up fifth and Oscar was third.

681
00:27:15.365 --> 00:27:19.415
So championship implications, right? Lap won.

682
00:27:19.465 --> 00:27:22.615
Lando gets a awesome start, goes past Oscar on the inside

683
00:27:22.615 --> 00:27:25.335
of turn three as he fires it up the inside, which, you know,

684
00:27:25.335 --> 00:27:27.095
he got around the outside of two, he had the lines

685
00:27:27.095 --> 00:27:29.975
for three brushes, the back overshoots a tiny bit,

686
00:27:30.005 --> 00:27:33.495
brushes into the back of Max, which causes an oversteer.

687
00:27:33.595 --> 00:27:35.095
So he bumps wheels with Oscar

688
00:27:35.095 --> 00:27:36.695
and goes by Oscar doesn't hit anything.

689
00:27:37.145 --> 00:27:38.535
Oscar doesn't have any damage.

690
00:27:39.065 --> 00:27:41.575
Oscar does not lose more than just that one position,

691
00:27:41.745 --> 00:27:44.095
which he had every right to lose

692
00:27:44.095 --> 00:27:45.495
because he left the door open

693
00:27:45.555 --> 00:27:48.615
and ano got, he then got on the radio

694
00:27:49.035 --> 00:27:51.735
and was saying, oh,

695
00:27:51.735 --> 00:27:53.335
so we can just run into our teammates now.

696
00:27:53.365 --> 00:27:55.935
Like, should we not swap those back? This isn't fair.

697
00:27:56.475 --> 00:27:58.415
And all these sorts of comments, which

698
00:27:59.155 --> 00:28:01.735
did not seem like very Oscar esque comments

699
00:28:01.845 --> 00:28:05.415
because normally he like will make one comment for the sake

700
00:28:05.415 --> 00:28:07.375
of like making fun of the papaya rules

701
00:28:07.395 --> 00:28:08.695
and then get on with his day job.

702
00:28:09.115 --> 00:28:11.175
But he like kept leaning into this one.

703
00:28:11.955 --> 00:28:16.675
And if you watch it, it's not really that egregious,

704
00:28:17.115 --> 00:28:20.795
a maneuver like teammate to teammate,

705
00:28:20.795 --> 00:28:23.515
maybe it makes it one degree more egregious,

706
00:28:23.535 --> 00:28:25.595
but like, it wasn't that bad at all. It was just

707
00:28:25.595 --> 00:28:26.595
<v Speaker 3>Racing.</v>

708
00:28:26.595 --> 00:28:29.835
I get it from the viewpoint that

709
00:28:30.925 --> 00:28:33.315
Oscar would've had in that moment, having

710
00:28:33.375 --> 00:28:34.835
<v Speaker 1>Not been able to see the replay</v>

711
00:28:35.255 --> 00:28:36.955
<v Speaker 3>In, in his mind in that moment.</v>

712
00:28:36.955 --> 00:28:38.795
Right. You know, it's, it's tight quarters.

713
00:28:38.795 --> 00:28:40.515
He leaves the door open for his teammate,

714
00:28:41.135 --> 00:28:43.915
the next thing he knows he's being hit

715
00:28:44.215 --> 00:28:47.275
and has to avoid hitting the outside wall, loses a spot.

716
00:28:47.575 --> 00:28:51.455
And he's like, what the &lt;inaudible&gt;, why are we doing that?

717
00:28:51.875 --> 00:28:52.895
And he's pissed.

718
00:28:53.155 --> 00:28:55.695
So I I don't have a problem with it, I guess,

719
00:28:56.555 --> 00:28:58.655
<v Speaker 1>But why, what did he want?</v>

720
00:28:59.075 --> 00:29:00.655
Did he want them to swap positions?

721
00:29:00.655 --> 00:29:03.495
Like, did he think that that was actually something

722
00:29:03.495 --> 00:29:04.975
that the team was gonna entertain?

723
00:29:05.245 --> 00:29:07.135
<v Speaker 3>Well, there's been a lot of discussion</v>

724
00:29:07.135 --> 00:29:09.695
and a lot of things made about these papaya rules,

725
00:29:09.695 --> 00:29:11.375
whether there are any rules or not.

726
00:29:11.795 --> 00:29:14.975
Who knows If there is a rule that if you hit your teammate

727
00:29:15.795 --> 00:29:18.255
and gain a spot from it, you have to give that back.

728
00:29:18.895 --> 00:29:20.655
I mean that very well could be rule six.

729
00:29:21.855 --> 00:29:24.815
<v Speaker 1>or rule one. Yeah, I guess. Yeah. Right. Maybe</v>

730
00:29:25.035 --> 00:29:26.035
<v Speaker 3>So.</v>

731
00:29:26.405 --> 00:29:27.725
<v Speaker 1>I don't know. It's just such a, it's just,</v>

732
00:29:27.805 --> 00:29:30.485
I feel like even if you want to bitch about what he did,

733
00:29:31.105 --> 00:29:35.125
it seems like a, a futile battle to try

734
00:29:35.125 --> 00:29:37.605
to make anything change in the right.

735
00:29:37.635 --> 00:29:40.005
Like if the stewards didn't see an issue with it,

736
00:29:40.415 --> 00:29:42.485
which man heard rules in F1?

737
00:29:42.815 --> 00:29:43.885
There was nothing with it. I

738
00:29:43.885 --> 00:29:46.925
<v Speaker 3>Think McLaren has made such a, had,</v>

739
00:29:46.925 --> 00:29:49.725
they've created such a situation for themselves. Right.

740
00:29:49.745 --> 00:29:51.885
<v Speaker 1>Um, I'm not saying this is their bed now, not</v>

741
00:29:51.885 --> 00:29:53.805
<v Speaker 3>Rightly or wrongly, but like Yeah, yeah.</v>

742
00:29:53.805 --> 00:29:56.165
They're switching positions all the time, so

743
00:29:56.705 --> 00:29:57.965
why wouldn't he expect that?

744
00:29:58.195 --> 00:30:01.855
<v Speaker 1>Yeah, maybe I, yeah, I don't know. I was surprised.</v>

745
00:30:02.055 --> 00:30:03.975
I thought, uh, yeah, you asked once

746
00:30:04.035 --> 00:30:05.575
and kind of assumed that nothing's gonna happen

747
00:30:05.635 --> 00:30:06.935
and then just go

748
00:30:06.935 --> 00:30:07.935
<v Speaker 3>On.</v>

749
00:30:07.935 --> 00:30:09.815
What I like, what I like is he, he wasn't the,

750
00:30:10.555 --> 00:30:13.015
he didn't take the George or the Alban approach

751
00:30:13.075 --> 00:30:17.235
and just like scream and stories out.

752
00:30:17.235 --> 00:30:19.835
Yeah. He's off the red limiter. No, he was just like, man,

753
00:30:19.835 --> 00:30:21.235
that doesn't seem right man.

754
00:30:21.235 --> 00:30:24.475
That's kinda &lt;inaudible&gt; up man. Yeah. Really. And not

755
00:30:24.475 --> 00:30:25.475
<v Speaker 1>Like very, very calm.</v>

756
00:30:26.375 --> 00:30:28.995
<v Speaker 3>Yes. So like yeah, I feel like he had a right</v>

757
00:30:29.215 --> 00:30:31.035
to express that. I think that's

758
00:30:31.035 --> 00:30:32.035
<v Speaker 2>Fine.</v>

759
00:30:32.035 --> 00:30:33.995
And I feel like you guys even flagged this as an issue

760
00:30:34.105 --> 00:30:37.515
with McLaren doing this kind of swapping spots

761
00:30:37.515 --> 00:30:39.315
that this was gonna cause trouble down the line.

762
00:30:39.505 --> 00:30:40.875
<v Speaker 3>Yeah. I mean, there's a precedent for sure.</v>

763
00:30:41.265 --> 00:30:44.755
<v Speaker 2>Like, because if there's one team that might be like,</v>

764
00:30:44.755 --> 00:30:45.835
yeah, you're right, all right.

765
00:30:45.905 --> 00:30:48.195
Swap positions back, like it could be

766
00:30:48.195 --> 00:30:49.195
them
<v Speaker 1>.</v>

767
00:30:49.975 --> 00:30:51.515
<v Speaker 2>So, you know, so</v>
<v Speaker 1>I wonder, kudos to</v>

768
00:30:51.695 --> 00:30:53.315
<v Speaker 2>You guys for predicting this. Well,</v>

769
00:30:53.355 --> 00:30:55.795
<v Speaker 1>I mean it was, look, it's a lot of people did.</v>

770
00:30:55.795 --> 00:30:57.515
It is easy to see 'cause it's just, it's a bit

771
00:30:57.515 --> 00:30:58.835
of an unprecedented situation.

772
00:30:58.975 --> 00:31:03.835
And I wonder though, like, is la is Oscar just kind

773
00:31:03.835 --> 00:31:08.035
of being crafty enough that he's thinking like,

774
00:31:08.035 --> 00:31:09.915
is he thinking long-term enough?

775
00:31:09.975 --> 00:31:11.715
Is he playing chess, not checkers,

776
00:31:11.855 --> 00:31:14.835
and thinking if I make a big enough deal out of this,

777
00:31:15.825 --> 00:31:18.165
it might buy me some favor in a

778
00:31:18.165 --> 00:31:19.685
different situation moving forward.

779
00:31:19.755 --> 00:31:22.485
Because if he feels really wronged

780
00:31:22.545 --> 00:31:25.725
or like the perception is he feels really wrong within the

781
00:31:25.725 --> 00:31:28.365
team, the way they've tried so hard

782
00:31:28.385 --> 00:31:30.005
to keep everything fair and balanced.

783
00:31:30.275 --> 00:31:34.165
Like maybe he's just filling up his, his sympathy tank

784
00:31:34.185 --> 00:31:36.485
for the team for so that next time they're like, uh,

785
00:31:36.645 --> 00:31:38.885
I remember in Singapore though, like we didn't help him out

786
00:31:38.945 --> 00:31:41.125
and maybe this time we like,

787
00:31:41.125 --> 00:31:43.725
maybe he's like actually like a stone cold killer

788
00:31:43.865 --> 00:31:46.765
and thinking this could help me three races down the line.

789
00:31:46.915 --> 00:31:47.965
<v Speaker 2>Okay. If that is the case.</v>

790
00:31:48.025 --> 00:31:49.165
So not saying it is or isn't,

791
00:31:49.165 --> 00:31:52.285
but if that is the case, do you respect a

792
00:31:52.285 --> 00:31:53.565
driver for playing that game?

793
00:31:53.865 --> 00:31:55.005
If it is part of the game,

794
00:31:55.505 --> 00:31:57.245
<v Speaker 1>Of course. Anything that helps. There's you win</v>

795
00:31:57.585 --> 00:31:58.585
<v Speaker 2>Trophy, right?</v>

796
00:31:58.635 --> 00:32:00.165
<v Speaker 1>Yeah. Anything that helps you win</v>

797
00:32:00.165 --> 00:32:01.725
a championship, gotta do it. Yeah.

798
00:32:01.725 --> 00:32:02.725
<v Speaker 2>Gotta do it.</v>
<v Speaker 1>Okay.</v>

799
00:32:02.905 --> 00:32:05.725
<v Speaker 3>But I, but I, I hesitate to think that's the case.</v>

800
00:32:05.925 --> 00:32:07.365
I think if anything he was a little

801
00:32:07.365 --> 00:32:08.525
embarrassed that he got done

802
00:32:09.395 --> 00:32:10.395
<v Speaker 1>Yeah.</v>

803
00:32:10.395 --> 00:32:11.485
<v Speaker 3>By his teammate Yeah. In that situation</v>

804
00:32:11.545 --> 00:32:13.925
and was probably trying to rectify it so he didn't Yeah.

805
00:32:13.925 --> 00:32:15.325
Have to look back on it and be like, man,

806
00:32:15.325 --> 00:32:16.845
I'm an idiot for giving up that spot.

807
00:32:16.845 --> 00:32:19.125
<v Speaker 1>Yeah. It would be cool if in like 15 years he writes a</v>

808
00:32:19.125 --> 00:32:21.005
biography and that's like in it, that,

809
00:32:21.005 --> 00:32:22.445
that was a conscious thing

810
00:32:22.445 --> 00:32:23.725
because you hear stuff like that man.

811
00:32:23.725 --> 00:32:25.525
Like some of the mind games these guys play

812
00:32:25.865 --> 00:32:28.525
and like back through history, some of the, some

813
00:32:28.645 --> 00:32:29.805
of the stories that you've heard and

814
00:32:29.805 --> 00:32:31.525
that's not just in the sport any athlete.

815
00:32:31.525 --> 00:32:34.125
Right? Uh, so anyway, that was,

816
00:32:34.795 --> 00:32:35.965
that was kinda the one drama.

817
00:32:36.905 --> 00:32:38.605
Um, some really good drives.

818
00:32:38.765 --> 00:32:39.965
I mean mean science got, you know,

819
00:32:39.965 --> 00:32:41.965
bill Williams got disqualified in qualifying

820
00:32:42.305 --> 00:32:43.485
and had to start at the back,

821
00:32:43.485 --> 00:32:44.645
which as you know, there sucks.

822
00:32:44.705 --> 00:32:47.165
And science did like a 50 laps stint

823
00:32:47.225 --> 00:32:48.405
and then pit with 10 to go

824
00:32:48.405 --> 00:32:51.045
and with fresh tires just cut through the field into points.

825
00:32:51.115 --> 00:32:54.395
Very impressive. Bearman got points. It was very impressive.

826
00:32:54.775 --> 00:32:57.195
Alonzo got good points, which was good.

827
00:32:57.245 --> 00:32:58.475
There was one kind

828
00:32:58.475 --> 00:33:01.075
of frequent complaint though I saw

829
00:33:01.075 --> 00:33:02.435
after the fact. And I do wanna touch

830
00:33:02.435 --> 00:33:03.435
<v Speaker 3>On it.</v>

831
00:33:03.435 --> 00:33:04.195
I saw this, I saw this,

832
00:33:04.615 --> 00:33:05.795
<v Speaker 1>The complaint was twofold.</v>

833
00:33:06.695 --> 00:33:09.915
The complaint was that there were some big misses

834
00:33:10.795 --> 00:33:14.045
from the director laying the race in terms

835
00:33:14.045 --> 00:33:16.075
of OnTrack action mm-hmm .

836
00:33:16.285 --> 00:33:18.755
Which they then parlayed into,

837
00:33:18.925 --> 00:33:21.075
which I think is a completely separate thing.

838
00:33:21.135 --> 00:33:22.315
But the internet is dumb.

839
00:33:22.315 --> 00:33:24.435
And so they, they kind of put these two together.

840
00:33:25.065 --> 00:33:29.195
That too often the camera shows shots of celebrities

841
00:33:29.375 --> 00:33:30.555
and driver partners

842
00:33:31.215 --> 00:33:33.595
during the broadcast when there's racing happening on track.

843
00:33:33.875 --> 00:33:36.155
I wanna address the, the second one first.

844
00:33:36.265 --> 00:33:38.595
Well, wait, do you have, what's, what's, okay do you,

845
00:33:38.775 --> 00:33:40.515
do you agree that these are separate issues

846
00:33:40.575 --> 00:33:43.035
and that in this particular situation it was,

847
00:33:43.135 --> 00:33:44.155
it was a confluence

848
00:33:44.155 --> 00:33:46.235
because people were just wanting to be mad.

849
00:33:47.295 --> 00:33:48.915
<v Speaker 3>Um,</v>
<v Speaker 1>I know you didn't,</v>

850
00:33:48.915 --> 00:33:50.515
you didn't watch the race, but like Yeah,

851
00:33:50.515 --> 00:33:51.715
<v Speaker 3>No, I, I agree.</v>

852
00:33:51.745 --> 00:33:53.755
It's separate. They are separate.

853
00:33:53.995 --> 00:33:55.155
I don't think they're separate issues

854
00:33:55.155 --> 00:33:56.515
because I don't think it's an issue.

855
00:33:56.975 --> 00:33:58.955
The celebrity better half

856
00:33:59.555 --> 00:34:01.035
situation. I think it's an issue. You don not

857
00:34:01.035 --> 00:34:02.035
<v Speaker 1>Think it's an issue.</v>

858
00:34:02.615 --> 00:34:05.155
<v Speaker 3>No, I think it's right. It's an issue.</v>

859
00:34:05.295 --> 00:34:07.555
Not issues an unfair word

860
00:34:07.555 --> 00:34:10.435
because um, no human being can see everything

861
00:34:10.435 --> 00:34:11.475
that's happening all at once.

862
00:34:12.255 --> 00:34:16.875
But I do often think that there are a lot

863
00:34:16.875 --> 00:34:18.475
of good battles that are missed.

864
00:34:18.975 --> 00:34:20.515
Not necessarily because people are

865
00:34:21.195 --> 00:34:23.035
focusing on pretty people, but

866
00:34:23.035 --> 00:34:25.355
because they're focusing on the leader or Right.

867
00:34:25.355 --> 00:34:27.835
Okay. They're focusing on Yes. The championship cars.

868
00:34:28.255 --> 00:34:29.645
<v Speaker 1>Yes. So, okay.</v>

869
00:34:29.705 --> 00:34:31.605
So I I wanna address the,

870
00:34:31.605 --> 00:34:33.605
the partners thing first and celebrities thing first.

871
00:34:33.605 --> 00:34:34.605
Okay. All the people

872
00:34:34.605 --> 00:34:37.165
that complain about those people getting any airtime,

873
00:34:37.565 --> 00:34:38.925
I think are ignoring two facts.

874
00:34:39.305 --> 00:34:42.125
One, that there are a factor faction of the fans

875
00:34:42.155 --> 00:34:43.645
that do enjoy seeing that.

876
00:34:43.985 --> 00:34:47.045
So to ask the broadcast to never show it

877
00:34:47.045 --> 00:34:48.405
because you don't like it, that's,

878
00:34:48.405 --> 00:34:50.045
that's a little bit shortsighted.

879
00:34:50.225 --> 00:34:53.925
The second point is simply that guys,

880
00:34:54.545 --> 00:34:59.245
90% of 90% of these races are actually quite dull

881
00:34:59.245 --> 00:35:02.445
and they're just driving around in a line flashing away

882
00:35:02.445 --> 00:35:04.565
to other things every once in a while is not a problem.

883
00:35:04.585 --> 00:35:05.685
You're not missing anything.

884
00:35:06.225 --> 00:35:09.245
Now, I understand in Singapore there were some concerns

885
00:35:09.245 --> 00:35:12.005
about late in the race you missed some of Carlos's passes.

886
00:35:12.425 --> 00:35:13.605
You missed some of, uh,

887
00:35:13.705 --> 00:35:16.085
the Fernando Alonzo Lewis Hamilton thing

888
00:35:16.285 --> 00:35:18.005
'cause Lewis's brake were failing there.

889
00:35:18.005 --> 00:35:19.725
There are two things again I wanna bring up on this.

890
00:35:20.615 --> 00:35:22.345
Everybody, every single person

891
00:35:23.145 --> 00:35:27.155
that complained about this has never directed a race

892
00:35:27.665 --> 00:35:29.355
from a television broadcast standpoint.

893
00:35:29.355 --> 00:35:31.595
You don't know that? I No, I'm confident.

894
00:35:31.775 --> 00:35:33.515
I'm con I don't know that Alex, you're right.

895
00:35:33.775 --> 00:35:37.220
But I'm fairly confident the reason that's difficult is, is

896
00:35:37.245 --> 00:35:39.445
'cause like, because someone, what triggered me was someone

897
00:35:39.545 --> 00:35:41.685
was like, oh, well this never happens in other sports.

898
00:35:42.075 --> 00:35:44.885
Yeah dude, in other sports there's one thing happening.

899
00:35:45.275 --> 00:35:48.565
There's one ball, there's one player in possession

900
00:35:48.665 --> 00:35:50.845
of said ball or puck or whatever.

901
00:35:51.185 --> 00:35:52.645
And you just have to follow it around.

902
00:35:52.645 --> 00:35:55.845
In a confined space, motor racing is not the same.

903
00:35:57.305 --> 00:36:00.165
And it is impossible, even with multiple people

904
00:36:01.125 --> 00:36:02.125
watching multiple screens

905
00:36:02.145 --> 00:36:03.765
to catch every battle all the time.

906
00:36:03.875 --> 00:36:05.205
This is a unique situation

907
00:36:05.275 --> 00:36:09.375
because all of the things that were being claimed

908
00:36:09.435 --> 00:36:10.215
to have been missed

909
00:36:10.245 --> 00:36:11.455
were happening right at the end of the race.

910
00:36:12.295 --> 00:36:15.185
What everybody that I saw complaining seems

911
00:36:15.445 --> 00:36:20.225
to completely miss, fails to realize was that at the front

912
00:36:20.805 --> 00:36:22.505
two of the championship contenders

913
00:36:22.505 --> 00:36:23.785
were less than a second apart.

914
00:36:23.845 --> 00:36:25.865
And there was a battle for second place happening.

915
00:36:26.445 --> 00:36:28.905
So Carlos passing from 12th to 10th

916
00:36:29.865 --> 00:36:33.225
probably wasn't gonna be enough to draw the attention away,

917
00:36:33.785 --> 00:36:36.705
lest you miss Lando firing up the inside of Max somewhere.

918
00:36:37.765 --> 00:36:41.225
So had this all happened earlier in the race,

919
00:36:41.895 --> 00:36:43.465
they would've had time to find these

920
00:36:43.785 --> 00:36:45.305
replays and get them through.

921
00:36:46.555 --> 00:36:49.575
If you watched any of the post-race, we covered all that.

922
00:36:50.315 --> 00:36:52.575
But to sit there and on the director

923
00:36:52.795 --> 00:36:54.775
or the decisions of the gallery

924
00:36:55.125 --> 00:36:58.335
because your guy made a couple sick passes

925
00:36:58.405 --> 00:36:59.775
that didn't make it on screen.

926
00:37:00.635 --> 00:37:03.095
You have to understand there's a bigger picture here.

927
00:37:03.645 --> 00:37:06.135
Also, it kind of speaks to the state of F1 that just

928
00:37:06.135 --> 00:37:06.855
because four passes

929
00:37:06.925 --> 00:37:08.215
were missed, the whole world's up in arms.

930
00:37:08.455 --> 00:37:10.175
'cause that's like 80% of the passes

931
00:37:11.205 --> 00:37:12.815
that happened at a track like that.

932
00:37:13.395 --> 00:37:17.015
But I just, I'm just, I'm throwing out a, a, a bit of love

933
00:37:17.035 --> 00:37:19.095
to anybody that has a direct motor sports.

934
00:37:19.375 --> 00:37:20.815
'cause it's very, very hard to do.

935
00:37:21.475 --> 00:37:24.215
And that was a, that was a, again, a unique set

936
00:37:24.215 --> 00:37:25.175
of circumstances where it was

937
00:37:25.175 --> 00:37:26.055
all happening at the end of the race.

938
00:37:26.105 --> 00:37:28.255
There was something important potentially happening

939
00:37:28.255 --> 00:37:29.415
at the front of the field.

940
00:37:29.715 --> 00:37:32.375
The field. So breaking away, at no point in the last 10 laps

941
00:37:32.375 --> 00:37:34.695
were they cut into shots of, well I shouldn't say that

942
00:37:34.815 --> 00:37:35.815
'cause I don't remember necessarily.

943
00:37:36.295 --> 00:37:38.175
I don't think cutting to any shot of a celebrity

944
00:37:38.175 --> 00:37:41.575
or a partner cost them missing any passes.

945
00:37:41.825 --> 00:37:44.615
Right. Did some passes not make on the broadcast. Yeah. Man.

946
00:37:44.675 --> 00:37:45.735
Do you have any idea how often

947
00:37:45.735 --> 00:37:47.815
that happens in every other form of motorsports?

948
00:37:48.695 --> 00:37:51.305
Alex, how many sick passes have you made for six

949
00:37:51.335 --> 00:37:53.145
that nobody saw on the broadcast?

950
00:37:53.365 --> 00:37:54.945
How many sick passes have you made? Point 13th.

951
00:37:55.285 --> 00:37:57.545
That's what it's, it happens all the time. Yeah. Yeah.

952
00:37:57.605 --> 00:37:59.545
So you guys just have to like, people just have to accept

953
00:37:59.545 --> 00:38:00.585
that it's not an easy thing to do.

954
00:38:00.805 --> 00:38:02.865
And motorsports is really, really different man.

955
00:38:02.925 --> 00:38:06.025
And if you wanna just watch your guy buy F1 TV Pro,

956
00:38:06.275 --> 00:38:08.505
throw on his onboard and just watch him.

957
00:38:08.965 --> 00:38:10.665
If you wanna watch the actual broadcast,

958
00:38:10.845 --> 00:38:12.305
you're gonna miss some stuff. Well done.

959
00:38:12.495 --> 00:38:14.345
<v Speaker 2>Well done. Turning that into commercial podcast.</v>

960
00:38:14.365 --> 00:38:16.905
Not brought to you by F1 TV Pro but shows tv.

961
00:38:16.905 --> 00:38:20.465
I hope tv You're like, you plugging us as hard

962
00:38:20.465 --> 00:38:22.505
as you plug F1 TV on here.

963
00:38:23.545 --> 00:38:25.985
<v Speaker 1>I want you to know that you actually plugged it first</v>

964
00:38:26.165 --> 00:38:28.065
by saying you watched the half hour recap. .

965
00:38:28.925 --> 00:38:31.505
<v Speaker 2>That's fair. That's fair.</v>
<v Speaker 1>I thought this was what</v>

966
00:38:31.605 --> 00:38:32.605
<v Speaker 2>We were doing.</v>

967
00:38:32.605 --> 00:38:34.665
Did you account him? Are you supporting James in paycheck?

968
00:38:34.855 --> 00:38:38.285
Yeah.
<v Speaker 1>. I like how you use account's account</v>

969
00:38:38.285 --> 00:38:40.405
and Alex didn't even use his account to watch.

970
00:38:41.485 --> 00:38:42.245
<v Speaker 2>Somebody had</v>
<v Speaker 3>To use it.</v>

971
00:38:42.475 --> 00:38:43.125
I've never used that account. I'm

972
00:38:43.125 --> 00:38:44.045
<v Speaker 2>Just account making sure you get bang</v>

973
00:38:44.045 --> 00:38:45.085
for your buck. Alex, do

974
00:38:45.085 --> 00:38:46.765
<v Speaker 3>You wanna know what pissed me off actually?</v>

975
00:38:46.865 --> 00:38:47.925
Do you wanna know what was done? Everything

976
00:38:47.925 --> 00:38:49.045
really rubbed me the wrong way.

977
00:38:49.675 --> 00:38:51.125
Tell me is I made an effort.

978
00:38:51.665 --> 00:38:54.685
Um, because my, I was in England, right?

979
00:38:54.745 --> 00:38:56.565
So I was on the correct time zone. Oh

980
00:38:56.785 --> 00:38:58.205
<v Speaker 1>For Yeah,</v>
<v Speaker 3>Set events.</v>

981
00:38:58.485 --> 00:38:59.965
<v Speaker 1>G Geo blocked in England and</v>

982
00:39:00.545 --> 00:39:02.165
<v Speaker 3>Oh, &lt;inaudible&gt; so pissed.</v>

983
00:39:02.325 --> 00:39:03.405
I was like, oh, I'm actually gonna use,

984
00:39:03.645 --> 00:39:05.565
'cause it was Saturday afternoon and I had missed it

985
00:39:05.565 --> 00:39:06.885
and I was like, oh, I'm gonna watch it back.

986
00:39:06.885 --> 00:39:08.085
Kelly's getting ready for dinner or whatever.

987
00:39:08.645 --> 00:39:12.485
I go to my F1 TV app, put in all my credentials, log in,

988
00:39:13.015 --> 00:39:15.045
can't watch it, can't do it.

989
00:39:15.265 --> 00:39:17.485
And I was like, this noise,

990
00:39:18.205 --> 00:39:20.245
<v Speaker 1>I was hoping that you were gonna say that you logged in</v>

991
00:39:20.245 --> 00:39:23.365
and it said too many devices logged in because Tim used it

992
00:39:23.505 --> 00:39:25.205
and you weren't allowed to use it. .

993
00:39:26.485 --> 00:39:28.745
<v Speaker 3>No, just</v>
<v Speaker 1>That would've been funny. Just</v>

994
00:39:28.765 --> 00:39:29.765
<v Speaker 3>Geo blocked.</v>

995
00:39:30.215 --> 00:39:33.625
<v Speaker 1>Well, look, it was a, it was not a super exciting race,</v>

996
00:39:33.685 --> 00:39:35.225
but George Russell did an amazing job

997
00:39:35.225 --> 00:39:37.465
and won Max did an amazing job in the finished second.

998
00:39:37.595 --> 00:39:39.025
Lando did a good job to get on the podium

999
00:39:39.085 --> 00:39:40.265
and close the gap a little bit.

1000
00:39:40.965 --> 00:39:43.545
And, and I dunno if I, I don't think we mentioned this

1001
00:39:43.545 --> 00:39:44.785
or I talked about it James, but I seen didn't anyone

1002
00:39:44.785 --> 00:39:45.785
<v Speaker 3>Do a really job?</v>

1003
00:39:45.895 --> 00:39:50.145
<v Speaker 1>Yeah, the INE were pretty bad. Hmm. LP were pretty bad.</v>

1004
00:39:50.485 --> 00:39:54.265
Um, Kinberg crashed I think because of one of the Alpines,

1005
00:39:54.445 --> 00:39:56.625
but yeah, there was a couple, the Ferrari weren't

1006
00:39:56.625 --> 00:39:59.065
particularly strong, you know, that's all relative.

1007
00:39:59.295 --> 00:40:02.025
It's all relative and yeah, I did, I did my first weekend

1008
00:40:02.655 --> 00:40:04.905
leading the, the pre and post show stuff.

1009
00:40:05.365 --> 00:40:08.425
Oh yeah. Which was a very cha very big change. Yeah.

1010
00:40:08.645 --> 00:40:12.065
So our regular lead presenter, Laura Winter, uh,

1011
00:40:12.325 --> 00:40:13.585
was not able to make this race.

1012
00:40:14.615 --> 00:40:17.755
And our other presenter, Nikki Shields, had a conflict

1013
00:40:17.975 --> 00:40:19.715
and they basically ran out of options.

1014
00:40:20.015 --> 00:40:22.275
And so they gave me the big microphone

1015
00:40:22.275 --> 00:40:24.355
and I had to lead all the pre and post-race shows

1016
00:40:25.145 --> 00:40:27.595
<v Speaker 3>Because Tim couldn't make it from LA to s that</v>

1017
00:40:27.595 --> 00:40:28.595
<v Speaker 1>Quick.</v>

1018
00:40:28.595 --> 00:40:30.115
'cause Tim couldn't make it. Tim was unavailable. Right.

1019
00:40:30.225 --> 00:40:32.275
Dude, unrelated the video

1020
00:40:32.275 --> 00:40:35.075
that you posted from the Tuesday episode, I've seen

1021
00:40:35.095 --> 00:40:37.195
so many comments about people, uh, and your hair.

1022
00:40:37.465 --> 00:40:41.235
Your hair just got so much. Yeah. Flack this week. Hey,

1023
00:40:41.285 --> 00:40:42.285
<v Speaker 3>Weird.</v>

1024
00:40:42.285 --> 00:40:42.955
Looked like easy.

1025
00:40:43.145 --> 00:40:45.515
<v Speaker 2>Okay.</v>
<v Speaker 1>I was, yeah, I was just gonna say comments,</v>

1026
00:40:45.845 --> 00:40:48.035
engagement around your hair. I'm not gonna No,

1027
00:40:48.115 --> 00:40:49.115
<v Speaker 2>I understood what you meant.</v>

1028
00:40:49.395 --> 00:40:50.555
I understood. You didn't need to

1029
00:40:50.555 --> 00:40:51.555
<v Speaker 3>Clarify oh's also what I meant,</v>

1030
00:40:51.855 --> 00:40:53.475
<v Speaker 2>But he said it in an nicer way also.</v>

1031
00:40:53.835 --> 00:40:56.325
<v Speaker 1>Yeah. Well I'm a nicer guy.</v>

1032
00:40:56.645 --> 00:40:59.285
<v Speaker 2>I I do have two things I need to bring up just 'cause</v>

1033
00:40:59.285 --> 00:41:03.245
before we wrap up, uh, we, we all got sick in the,

1034
00:41:03.305 --> 00:41:04.565
in the Durham household.

1035
00:41:04.945 --> 00:41:06.845
Um, so I unfortunately had

1036
00:41:06.845 --> 00:41:09.045
to miss DJ Clark's bachelor party.

1037
00:41:09.665 --> 00:41:11.085
Uh oh no, because you don't know.

1038
00:41:11.105 --> 00:41:12.565
DJ is usually doing the,

1039
00:41:12.665 --> 00:41:14.645
the podium announcements at IndyCar race

1040
00:41:14.645 --> 00:41:16.325
and he does a lot of the stuff like on the,

1041
00:41:16.325 --> 00:41:17.645
on the big boards for IndyCar.

1042
00:41:17.645 --> 00:41:18.925
So dj, sorry, I missed that.

1043
00:41:19.665 --> 00:41:21.725
Um, excited for the wedding though.

1044
00:41:22.425 --> 00:41:23.565
And more importantly,

1045
00:41:23.625 --> 00:41:27.045
Taylor Swift made a song about Travis Kelsey's being huge

1046
00:41:27.305 --> 00:41:30.625
and I feel like we need to like that just, we need to

1047
00:41:30.765 --> 00:41:31.765
<v Speaker 1>Not really talk about it again.</v>

1048
00:41:31.765 --> 00:41:35.765
<v Speaker 2>Mention that it's, it's a, I mean,</v>

1049
00:41:37.405 --> 00:41:39.715
would be playing's a nonstop if I were him.

1050
00:41:40.105 --> 00:41:42.315
Yeah, it's a redwood. Um,

1051
00:41:42.505 --> 00:41:43.915
<v Speaker 1>Yeah, it's, it's, it's a funny</v>

1052
00:41:43.915 --> 00:41:44.955
<v Speaker 2>Because weird way to describe it.</v>

1053
00:41:45.345 --> 00:41:47.915
<v Speaker 1>When I, I watched part of the podcast, part</v>

1054
00:41:47.915 --> 00:41:50.155
of his podcast when she came on and announced the album

1055
00:41:50.155 --> 00:41:51.275
and all that stuff and

1056
00:41:52.135 --> 00:41:53.135
<v Speaker 2>Was favorite songs.</v>

1057
00:41:53.735 --> 00:41:54.835
<v Speaker 1>He was like, some of their songs,</v>

1058
00:41:55.135 --> 00:41:56.515
he is like there, some of these are bangers.

1059
00:41:56.515 --> 00:41:57.795
They're bangers, real bangers.

1060
00:41:57.935 --> 00:41:59.515
I'm like, I know which one he's talking about now.  .

1061
00:42:02.065 --> 00:42:04.315
<v Speaker 2>Yeah. I didn't have anything to add to the discourse.</v>

1062
00:42:04.435 --> 00:42:05.595
I just thought it was important to mention.

1063
00:42:06.675 --> 00:42:08.445
<v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's, that's why we don't let you, um,</v>

1064
00:42:08.815 --> 00:42:09.965
think very much.

1065
00:42:10.355 --> 00:42:14.005
Well, uh, on that bombshell, thanks for listening.

1066
00:42:14.505 --> 00:42:18.805
Um, next week we'll hear about Alex testing IndyCar at the

1067
00:42:18.805 --> 00:42:20.045
Speedway, which will be fun.

1068
00:42:20.145 --> 00:42:21.365
<v Speaker 2>And then we'll cover Nashville.</v>

1069
00:42:21.865 --> 00:42:24.045
<v Speaker 1>Oh and no. Yeah, and I'm at Petit la Ma I'm</v>

1070
00:42:24.045 --> 00:42:25.245
racing Petit La Mall this weekend.

1071
00:42:25.365 --> 00:42:26.845
I forgot where I was. I forgot what I was doing.

1072
00:42:26.985 --> 00:42:28.965
So we've got some racing and some testing to cover.

1073
00:42:29.065 --> 00:42:31.245
Oh, you actually get to drive. Thank God.

1074
00:42:31.245 --> 00:42:33.165
Yeah, I get to go drive. Yeah, it's gonna be fun.

1075
00:42:33.305 --> 00:42:35.085
I'm excited. Well, good luck. Luck Anne. I hope.

1076
00:42:35.085 --> 00:42:38.645
Thanks dude. I hope you remember how it works since March.

1077
00:42:38.725 --> 00:42:39.725
I just sit in the car today and

1078
00:42:39.725 --> 00:42:40.965
like relearn all the buttons.

1079
00:42:41.085 --> 00:42:42.405
I was like, what we do again. Yeah.

1080
00:42:42.405 --> 00:42:44.445
And if I have to do this, I push that one, right? Yeah.

1081
00:42:44.445 --> 00:42:45.925
Okay, cool. Yeah, so I think we're good.

1082
00:42:45.925 --> 00:42:48.645
Yeah, I'm sure it'll be fine. It'll be fine. Should be fine.

1083
00:42:48.675 --> 00:42:51.045
Yeah, it'll be fine. It'll be great. Nashville next week.

1084
00:42:52.435 --> 00:42:53.845
<v Speaker 4>This has been off track with Hinch</v>

1085
00:42:53.845 --> 00:42:55.405
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1086
00:42:55.405 --> 00:42:57.725
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1087
00:42:58.145 --> 00:42:59.285
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1088
00:42:59.305 --> 00:43:01.285
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1089
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1090
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1091
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1092
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1095
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1096
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