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with Frito and Katie on Y100.

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Hi Dean, catch us up on

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you and Kendra. You said she

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knows your kids. Uh, well, yeah,

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she's their... Jujitu instructor. Your kids

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take Jujitsu? Yeah, for sure. I

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mean, they started a few months ago,

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but they really liked it. I

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figured you can never start them

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too young. You can't? Well, if

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you want to get technical, you

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can't start with them until they're

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over three. But, yeah, makes sense.

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Don't even have knee caps until

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they're over two. Hey. So, I

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don't even have knee caps until

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they're over two. Was there a

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reason you got them involved in

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this? Like in particular? Oh man,

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yeah, yeah. There were a few

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reasons. First off, my oldest is

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seven, and this hyper is hell,

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man. Like 80 HD from hell,

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right? And he was, he's having

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just all kinds of issues related

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to this, uh, judice who really

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seemed to help. It's great

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for focus, he's moving off his

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butt watching screens and

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screens and screens. Right. Yeah.

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Yeah. Okay, nice and Kendra is

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there a since a master yeah

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No, no, I'm just coach. Oh, right.

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Okay. Well, how has that been

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going you said they've been there

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a few months? Yeah, yeah, but

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I've only really been kicking out

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with Kendra for a few weeks

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now like I guess They were talking

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about Halloween with her and

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wanted to bring her along for

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trick-or-treating because she didn't have any

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plans is initially pretty weird. But

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I'm glad she gave. She made

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it a night a lot more

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fun and we hit it off and

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we started texting and that would

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be not a few times. All

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right anything happened on the dates seemed

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odd. You're not like level with

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us. Yeah. Feeling insecure deep down that

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she could, oh no, whoop your butt

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and now acting like an idiot like

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an idiot. I didn't think

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I was till right now.

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So, good. Let's assume that

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wasn't the story. Like, what's

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going on? Well, it's gotten

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kind of awkward. She doesn't

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get back to me as

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quickly as she used to,

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or sometimes, at all. And

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honestly, at the gym,

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it seems like she's trying to

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avoid me. All right. No ideas

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as to why. the having trouble

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navigating the dynamic now you know

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I mean God knows I'm like

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I can be a little awkward

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right and I'd really like to

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work through it together figure this might

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help seal the deal so that I

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can help Okay, makes sense. Let's get

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to it. We'll call Kindra and we

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next on Frido and Katie. If you're

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date update with Frito and Katie

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on Y100. Okay so Dean is

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just totally afraid of Kindle.

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I would be terrified. I would

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absolutely. Kendra got those vibes. She's

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like, what am I supposed to do

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with this? What do they call that a

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beta? Is that what people, no, I don't,

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I, yes? I have no clue. Because

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she's the alpha, deaf alpha. She's in

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a cage, man. She's in a cage,

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man. She's in a cage. She's

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in a cage. She's a

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jitsu instructor, teaches as kids.

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She went trick-or-treating with the

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family. Everything. Getting weird. Nothing?

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Getting weird. Yeah, she's avoiding him

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at the gym, which those aren't

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big gyms, so that's super awkward.

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But let's get her on the

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phone and find out the full

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story here. Um, hey, is this

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Kendra? Yeah, what's up? Who is

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this? Kendra, we're Frito and Katie

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from Y100. We are calling you

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with, well, hopefully, a free date night.

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Hopefully? Yeah, just want to be

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up front. Right. You know, it's, it's

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kind of conditional. Oh, sorry.

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That just doesn't really seem

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like something that... Oh, yeah,

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yeah, yeah. Wait, though. Here's

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out. So this is a prize

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we give out on our

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radio show, okay? And it's

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only conditional because to

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use it, you'll have to go

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out with Dean again. So Dean,

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he's the one who puts you

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up for it in the first place.

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Do you remember, Dean? Oh, wow. for

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what it's worth you to catch us

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up a bit on what's going on

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about like the dynamic shifts and you

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being the kids coach slash since and

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all that doesn't matter I can only

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imagine you're not ready to face him

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yet but that said we do have

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Dean on the line and what did

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he say the whole thing was just

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kind of getting difficult to navigate?

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Yeah I mean I don't know what's going

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on it kind of feels like just off now

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and like just tell me what do I

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need to do to do to fix this?

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Oh, okay. Um, hi Dean. I don't

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really know what's going on here or

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how much you want to get into

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this. The way you handle your kids

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is your business. it is his business.

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Okay. But I don't know. I

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just think he's a little harder

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on them than what he needs

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to be. What do you mean? I mean,

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I noticed back on Halloween, like

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he ended up taking probably 20%

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of his kids candy. Like the

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younger one, he just threw a

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tantrum, you know, and she wasn't

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happy about it. I don't know,

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yeah, if it was like some

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kind of lesson or something, and

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she's five. I didn't think much

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of it. Maybe she had allergies

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or something and you know, he

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was just trying to be a

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good parent and limit her sugar

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and then. But then when it

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came to his son Trevor, he

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just did the same thing.

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That's his fee. He's always

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taking that 20% for anything

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they get. Anything they get?

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But dad gets his. Yes.

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Dad gets anything. What? The

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allowance, birthday presents, random money

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from grandparents? Uh... Yeah, yeah,

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like I tax them, it's dad

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taxed, like, it's dad taxed? So

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what? Is that what you're considering

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being too hard on them? I

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don't, sir, don't want to tax

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your kids? Yeah. Yeah, I think

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20% is preparing them for, you

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know, how money works and jobs

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and the government and all that.

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Yeah, fry tax. 20%! Dude, you're taking

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20% of their money. Money that their

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grandpa gave them to buy something special

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and you're doing it just because you

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can. So you're really going to sit

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there and act like you don't even

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think it's a little extreme. Is that

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not the point? Yeah, and that's a

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point of curiosity. Right. Do they

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ever hide stuff from you? Oh

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no! Deny you? Yeah, is there

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like a kid, a kid tax

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shelter somewhere? They better not. No,

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they know better. There are rules.

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It's like real life. Preparing

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them. I mean, did it

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hate it? Yeah, of course.

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Sure, they do, but it's

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also making them smarter. them what

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their future holds. It's how the world

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works like it or not. They're

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gonna need to know it sooner or later. So why not start now? You're

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teaching them to lie and cheat,

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to avoid giving dad his so they

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can get ahead. That's tax evasion. Smarter

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looks different for everyone.

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What? Oh

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my gosh. Like really,

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you're not serious. Wow.

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Like what am I supposed

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to do with this?

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Okay, we get the hesitation

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here. It's an interesting idea though.

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It's an idea. I'll give him

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that. I know people kind of

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want to weigh in. Can you do

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us a favor like hang on?

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Maybe we'll find out you're right. It's

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ridiculous. But maybe it's not. Hang

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