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    PGA Golfer Joel Dahmen, Full Swing Review, Hot Seat/Cool Throne + Chicago Move FAQ’s

    en-usMarch 01, 2023

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    • Netflix Documentary Review and NFL Draft DiscussionJoel Damon shared insights on NFL draft preparation and the importance of quality sleep for athletes, while we discussed the excitement of March Madness and the ongoing Aaron Rodgers saga.

      This week on Part of My Take, we had a full swing review of the Netflix documentary and welcomed back Joel Damon for an engaging interview. We also celebrated the podcast's 7-year anniversary and discussed the importance of quality sleep for athletes, especially during the intense training of the NFL draft. Additionally, March Madness was a hot topic, with the first weekend of the tournament being considered the best sports weekend of the year by some. The Aaron Rodgers saga continues, with many feeling that a divorce from the Green Bay Packers is imminent. We also mentioned some ongoing college basketball tournaments and looked forward to more interviews during combine week in Indy. Overall, it was a packed show filled with golf, sports, and interesting discussions. Tune in for more on Part of My Take.

    • NFL Quarterback Drama: Rodgers to Jets and Wentz on the MoveRodgers is likely to leave the Packers and join the Jets, signaling the start of the Jordan Love era. Wentz is also expected to be traded, with the Raiders, Titans, and Panthers as potential suitors.

      The NFL offseason is full of drama and uncertainty, especially when it comes to quarterback situations. According to the discussion, it seems that Aaron Rodgers is likely to leave the Green Bay Packers and the New York Jets are making a push to acquire him. This would mark the beginning of the Jordan Love era in Green Bay. Rodgers' potential departure has been a topic of much speculation, but the Packers' actions and the Jets' hiring of Nathaniel Hackett seem to indicate that a move is imminent. The Jets are reportedly "all in" on Rodgers, and Hackett, who has a history of working with Rodgers, was brought in to help facilitate a deal. The Packers have also been shopping quarterback Justin Fields, but it is unclear if a trade will materialize before the NFL Draft in late April. The combine, which is currently underway, is a time when front office personnel make deals, but it may be several weeks before any trades are officially announced. Another quarterback situation to watch is Carson Wentz, who is expected to be traded after being benched in Indianapolis. The Raiders, Titans, and Panthers have been mentioned as potential destinations for Wentz. The NFL offseason is always full of surprises, and these quarterback situations are sure to provide plenty of drama in the coming weeks.

    • Preparation and presentation matter at NFL combineBryce Young focuses on weight gain and presentation instead of athletic tests, while LeBron James' injury affects Lakers' playoff chances, emphasizing the importance of mental and physical readiness and adaptability in professional sports.

      The NFL combine is not just about athletic performance, but also about presentation and preparation. Bryce Young, a potential NFL draft pick, is using this knowledge to his advantage by focusing on gaining weight and presenting himself well at the event, rather than worrying about running the 40-yard dash or throwing. Meanwhile, in the NBA, LeBron James' injury has significantly impacted the Lakers' season, leaving them in a precarious position in the playoff race. Despite their recent win against the Mavs, the team's performance this season has been inconsistent, and the loss of Alex Caruso has left a noticeable void. LeBron's absence for the next two weeks adds to the uncertainty surrounding the team's prospects for the playoffs. Ultimately, the importance of mental and physical preparation, as well as the unpredictability of injuries, highlights the complexity of professional sports and the need for adaptability and resilience.

    • A more nuanced look at the lives and motivations of professional golfersThe golf documentary 'Full Swing' provides insights into the personal lives and reasons for joining the LIV Golf Tour, despite mixed reviews for its lack of intense rivalries and on-camera confrontations.

      The golf documentary "Full Swing" offers a unique perspective into the lives and motivations of professional golfers, but it may not deliver the same level of tension and drama as other sports documentaries like "Drive to Survive." Despite some criticisms, the series provides valuable insights into the players' personal lives and their reasons for joining the LIV Golf Tour. The documentary received mixed reviews, with some critics praising the humanizing portrayal of the golfers, while others felt that the lack of intense rivalries and on-camera confrontations detracted from the overall experience. The absence of clear "good guys" and "bad guys" was also noted as a missing element. However, the series does offer a more nuanced look at the golfers' lives and their motivations for joining the LIV Golf Tour. Brooks Koepka's episode, in particular, drew sympathy from viewers as he discussed the financial pressures and family responsibilities that influenced his decision to join the new tour. Overall, while "Full Swing" may not reach the heights of tension and drama as "Drive to Survive," it offers a more in-depth look at the lives and motivations of professional golfers, making it a worthwhile watch for golf fans.

    • The mental and emotional challenges of golfPro golfers face immense pressure to perform consistently, and mental focus and resilience are crucial. Small mistakes can lead to major setbacks, and self-blame is common.

      Golf, unlike team sports, demands unwavering mental focus and consistency. As discussed with Brooks Koepka, his ability to turn on his game for major championships was a strength, but when his confidence wavered, even small mistakes could lead to a complete collapse. In golf, there's no one else to blame but oneself, making it a mentally challenging game. Another interesting point from the conversation was the revelation that Brooks had lost badly in March Madness before his poor performance at the Masters, which might have contributed to his struggles. As for feedback, suggestions were made for Brooks to change up his look and spend more time with his dog. Overall, the documentary provided an intriguing look into the mental and emotional aspects of professional golf, highlighting the importance of resilience and focus in the sport.

    • Exploring the unconventional storytelling in sports documentariesDespite initial discomfort from non-linear storytelling and staged scenes, sports documentaries like Drive to Survive offer an engaging and entertaining inside look into athletes' lives and competitions

      The non-linear storytelling in Drive to Survive and other sports documentaries can be disorienting at first, but it adds to the excitement and unpredictability of the series. The viewers might feel frustrated with explanations of well-known events or staged scenes, but these elements are common in such productions. For instance, the golf episodes brought back memories of specific tournaments and players, but the nonlinear format made it confusing at times. However, after getting past the initial discomfort, the shows become engaging and entertaining, offering an inside look into the lives and competitions of athletes like Rory McIlroy, Tony Finau, and Jordan Spieth. Ultimately, the unique storytelling approach is what sets these documentaries apart and keeps viewers coming back for more.

    • An Unexpected Appearance and Revelations on The Righteous GamersThe latest episode of The Righteous Gamers featured an unexpected guest, Danny Rapp, who was revealed to have been a frequent prop guest. The discussion also touched upon Paulina's background and Tiger Woods' iconic beard, as well as the dynamics between Tiger, Max, and Scottie Scheffler.

      The recent episode of "The Righteous Gamers" featured some unexpected surprises and interesting insights into the world of golf. Danny Rapp, a coworker and friend of Fitzpatrick, made an unexpected appearance on the show. Fitzpatrick's reaction was intense, and it was revealed that Danny had been a frequent guest on the show, always with a different glass of drink in front of him, which turned out to be a prop. The discussion also touched upon Paulina's background and her desire for DJ to be more present in his life due to her own experiences growing up with an absent athlete father. The old clips of Tiger Woods' early career and his iconic beard were also highlighted, with some commentary on Tiger's decision to keep his beard despite criticism. The episode also explored the dynamics between Tiger, Max, and Scottie Scheffler, with some unexpected revelations about Scheffler's background and personality. Overall, the episode provided a unique perspective on the golf world and its personalities, with some interesting insights and surprises along the way.

    • Unexpected camaraderie in golf and podcastingBoth golf and podcasting involve personal growth, unexpected challenges, and the importance of resilience in the face of aging and pressure to perform.

      Golf, like podcasting, is a personal journey with unexpected challenges. Rory McIlroy's unexpected support for a fellow golfer showcases the camaraderie and unique dynamics of the sport. Both golfers and podcasters face the fear of aging and the pressure to perform, with the future generation always on the horizon. The speakers shared relatable stories of underestimating their potential and the importance of resilience. Golf's unpredictability, with its focus on recovery shots and avoiding bogeys, mirrors the challenges faced in podcasting. Despite the difficulties, the speakers expressed their love for the game and the community, embracing the idea that the best are those who can bounce back from setbacks.

    • The power of perseverance in golf, fitness, and sportsPersevere through setbacks, embrace challenges, and find opportunities for growth in various aspects of life, whether it's golf, fitness, or sports.

      The importance of perseverance in various aspects of life, whether it's golf, fitness, or sports, was a recurring theme in the discussion. One bad shot in golf is acceptable, but multiple poor performances may call for a break and a fresh start. Similarly, in fitness, spring is the ideal time to challenge oneself and push past limits. In sports, even the greatest athletes, like LeBron James, can face unexpected setbacks. However, these setbacks do not define their success. Instead, they provide opportunities for growth and improvement. Additionally, unexpected connections can be made in the most unlikely places, such as meeting a relative of a sports coach or encountering a surprising sports performance. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of staying positive, pushing through challenges, and embracing unexpected opportunities.

    • Passion for sports and social media amidst challengesDespite setbacks, Hank and Max remain deeply invested in their sports teams and social media platforms, highlighting the power of community and connection.

      Despite the stress of moving and the frustration of losing to the Celtics in the NBA playoffs, the speakers in this conversation are deeply invested in their sports teams and social media platforms. Hank, in particular, has a strong opinion about the Celtics and Doc Rivers, and Max expresses his disdain for Dan Snyder and the ongoing saga surrounding the sale of the Washington Commanders. Both Hank and Max have strong attachments to Twitter and the sports community, and while Hank has considered retiring from Twitter, he ultimately plans to return once he gets his "lottery ball." The Eastern Conference and the New York Knicks are on their "cool thrones," indicating their excitement and enthusiasm for the sports scene in those regions. The speakers' passion for their teams and social media platforms underscores the power of community and the importance of staying connected, even during challenging times.

    • Discussion on authenticity of rat meat video and being open-mindedStay open-minded, fact-check information, and learn from past experiences to avoid being misled or making incorrect judgments.

      There was a discussion about a video of a street vendor in New York selling rat meat, which was perceived as right-wing propaganda. The authenticity of the video was questioned, and it was suggested that admitting one's mistake without directly admitting it is a good way to respond when being duped. The conversation also touched upon various topics such as sports, personal experiences, and past incidents involving misjudgments based on first impressions. For instance, Charles Barkley's criticism of Victor Wembanyama was mentioned, with the group expressing confidence in his ability to adapt to the physical nature of NBA basketball despite Barkley's concerns. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of being open-minded, fact-checking information, and learning from past experiences.

    • A podcast conversation escalates into a public feudMisunderstandings in casual conversations can lead to public feuds, highlighting the importance of clear communication.

      A seemingly casual conversation on a podcast between Joe Rogan and his guests led to a public feud with Britney Mahomes, despite it not being directly about her. The conversation involved Joe Rogan making a comment about passionate women during divorces, which Britney Mahomes took offense to. The incident highlights how easily misunderstandings can occur in casual conversations, especially when transcribed textually, and how quickly they can escalate into public feuds. Additionally, the discussion touched on the topic of grown men talking about women and the perceived weirdness of it. Britney Mahomes' response sparked a debate on the issue, with some agreeing with her perspective and others disagreeing. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of clear communication and the potential consequences of misunderstandings in the digital age.

    • Tom Brady's Foray into Stand-Up ComedyTom Brady, despite initial skepticism, is committed to trying stand-up comedy, possibly due to a large financial commitment from Fox. Some suggest podcasting could be a better fit, but Brady may want to challenge himself in a new field.

      Tom Brady, the legendary football player, is considering entering the world of stand-up comedy despite initial skepticism due to his success in other areas. The discussion arose from a report suggesting Brady's stand-up routine needs improvement, but he's committed to it, possibly due to a large financial commitment from Fox. Some believe Brady would excel in podcasting instead, but the group debated whether he should try comedy or not. Ultimately, they acknowledged that Brady might feel the need to challenge himself and try something new, even if it's in a field where he's not as experienced. The conversation also touched on various topics, including Tom Brady's potential opponents in a fight, their own experiences, and the benefits of staying hydrated.

    • Maintaining focus and professionalism in unexpected circumstancesClear communication and effective execution are crucial in uncomfortable situations. Adaptability and resilience help teams overcome unexpected distractions and deliver results.

      Communication and execution can be challenging, especially when it comes to uncomfortable or unusual situations. In the discussed conversation, the team members struggled with executing an ad read, leading to various distractions and interruptions. The situation became even more complicated when one team member had to urinate during the recording, causing further disruptions and awkwardness. However, they eventually managed to complete the task, albeit with some unusual compromises. This experience highlights the importance of maintaining focus and professionalism, even in unexpected circumstances. It also underscores the value of clear and effective communication, as misunderstandings and assumptions can lead to unnecessary complications. Ultimately, the team was able to move past the distractions and deliver the ad, demonstrating their resilience and adaptability in the face of adversity.

    • Joel Damon's Balanced Life as a Top GolferJoel Damon, a top golfer, balances his career with personal relationships and hobbies, reminding us that success doesn't have to come at the cost of personal happiness.

      Joel Damon, the golfing phenomenon featured in the latest Netflix documentary "Full Swing," is a relatable and balanced professional athlete. Despite his impressive golfing skills and ranking in the top 100 in the world, Damon maintains a balanced life outside of the sport. He faces criticism and self-deprecation, but has taken it in stride, using it as motivation rather than letting it consume him. Damon's ability to balance his professional golfing career with personal relationships and hobbies sets him apart from other top athletes who may be singularly focused on their craft. His story serves as a reminder that success in any field doesn't have to come at the cost of personal happiness and well-being. Additionally, the documentary showcases the unique challenges and pressures faced by professional golfers, offering a fresh perspective on the sport and its players.

    • Ball striking abilities set apart top and mid-ranked golfersLong hitters and accurate players dominate top golf tiers. Reaching the green first is crucial for putting success. Balance between physical prowess, mental focus, and rule adherence is essential for golfing success.

      The primary difference between top-ranked and mid-ranked golfers lies in their ball striking abilities. Long hitters and accurate players dominate the top tiers, with the longest hitters often leading the pack. While some may focus solely on putting skills, it's crucial to reach the green first to capitalize on those opportunities. The golfer in the discussion acknowledges his average driving abilities but excels in accuracy. This disparity in distance can significantly impact performance in the competitive world of professional golf. Additionally, golfers undergo random drug testing, but it's not as frequent or stringent as in other sports. While taking steroids might enhance performance, it could lead to career-ending consequences. Ultimately, golfers must strike a balance between physical prowess, mental focus, and adherence to the rules to succeed at the highest level.

    • Unexpected experiences in golf: From banned players to undercover gamesGolf offers more than just a final score, with unexpected experiences, camaraderie, and the blend of skill, luck, and friendly competition shaping the game.

      Golf can offer unexpected experiences, from playing with former PGA golfers who have been banned from steroids and hustling opponents, to undercover games at local courses. The advantage of tour players in these situations can be significant, especially on challenging courses. However, the relationship between golfers can be complex, with banter and friendly competition playing a role. Max, for instance, is known to boost his friends' confidence and call out their skills, even if they've had a few drinks. While some might view this as a choke, others see it as a necessary counterbalance to the constant praise Max receives online. In the end, golf is a game of skill, luck, and camaraderie, where the experiences and memories created often outshine the final score.

    • Being slightly buzzed can enhance performance in golfModerate alcohol consumption can improve hand-eye coordination and relaxation in golf, but excessive drinking can negatively impact performance and health. Enjoy the moment and golf's social aspects responsibly.

      Being in a slightly buzzed state can enhance one's performance in certain activities, particularly those involving hand-eye coordination and relaxation. This is a common experience among social golfers and could potentially have scientific merit. However, it's important to note that overindulgence can negatively impact performance and overall health. Another anecdote shared was about a golfer who, believing he had missed the cut, went out drinking the night before, only to find out the next day that he had actually made it. This led to an exceptional performance on the course. These experiences highlight the importance of being present and enjoying the moment, even during competitive situations. Overall, golf is a game best enjoyed with friends, and the occasional indulgence can add to the experience without compromising performance too much.

    • A deep friendship between caddy and golferCaddy and golfer Joel and Gino share a close bond, arguing like married couples but maintaining professional boundaries, and respecting each other's roles on the golf course.

      The relationship between Joel and Gino, despite being professional caddy and player, is more akin to a close friendship or bromance. They spend a significant amount of time together, argue like married couples, and have a deep understanding of each other. However, they maintain boundaries and respect their roles on the golf course, with Joel being mindful not to cross the line with his caddy. There have been instances where they've had disagreements, but they usually keep it professional and fun while maintaining their unique dynamic. One notable incident was when Joel took off his shirt after playing a hole, and Gino could have taken the blame but didn't. Overall, their relationship is built on mutual respect, friendship, and a shared love for golf.

    • A unique bond between caddy and golferCaddies provide valuable advice, protection, and a fun atmosphere while maintaining a balance of professionalism to help their golfer win.

      Gino and Joel have a unique caddy-player relationship where they have fun together on the golf course, but Gino also knows how to be serious when needed. Gino is not only Joel's buddy, but he's also a highly respected and skilled caddy. Despite not being the most fashionable with his bucket hat, Joel values Gino's advice and the protection it provides from the sun. The banter and playful trash talk between caddies is a common occurrence in the golf world, and Gino engages in it, but not to the point of being hated or aggressive. Ultimately, their goal is to help their player win, and they do so with a good balance of fun and professionalism.

    • Traditional golf practices and the importance of the Damon Family FoundationGolfers carry large yardage books and scorecards, supporting causes like the Damon Family Foundation, and maintaining a positive mindset on the golf course are essential.

      Golfers, including Barstool Sports' Dave Portnoy, carry large yardage books and scorecards in their pockets, despite the odd appearance. This tradition, followed by many professional golfers, includes carrying various sheets, such as pin sheets and notes, in addition to the scorecard. The size of these items may require golfers to wear larger pants or specifically designed golf shorts. Another significant takeaway from the conversation was the importance of the Damon Family Foundation, which focuses on supporting children and families affected by cancer through the game of golf. The foundation is a personal cause for Dave, as he and his family have had experiences with cancer. Everyone can relate to the impact of cancer, making the foundation a cause worth supporting. Additionally, Dave shared an anecdote about his golfing skills and the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, even when facing challenges on the course. His experience at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, where he shot a 72, is a testament to this perspective. Lastly, the conversation touched upon the documentary that featured Dave and his golfing journey, which brought up emotional memories related to cancer. The documentary's creators skillfully used these moments to connect with the audience and highlight the importance of the Damon Family Foundation.

    • Unexpected Challenges and Joys of New FatherhoodNew fatherhood brings unexpected challenges and joys, and the willingness to adapt and support each other can lead to unique experiences and camaraderie.

      New fatherhood brings unexpected challenges and joys, and the speaker is doing his best to support his wife and adapt to his new role. He also shared a humorous anecdote about using his fatherhood status as a shield in potentially compromising situations. Additionally, they reminisced about their past experience of live-tweeting the Boston Marathon bombing investigation and their addiction to police scanners. The speaker expressed his willingness to jump back into manhunting if a big case comes up again. Overall, the conversation showcased the speakers' sense of adventure, camaraderie, and their ability to find excitement in unexpected situations.

    • Unexpected capture of a suspect in SeattleThe relaxation of public pressure may have contributed to the capture of a suspect, allowing for a surprising resolution to an investigation. Passionate locals look forward to the Kraken hockey team and the potential return of the Sonics basketball team in Seattle.

      The unexpected ending of an investigation led to the capture of a suspect, possibly due to the relaxation of public pressure. The speaker shared his experience of living through this event in Seattle and transitioned the conversation to his passion for local sports. As a die-hard fan, he expressed his excitement for the Kraken hockey team, being a season ticket holder, and his hopes for the Mariners baseball team's success this year. He also expressed his desire to see the Sonics basketball team return to Seattle, sharing fond memories of past players and the rich basketball culture in the area. Despite the current state of the NBA, he remains optimistic about the potential popularity of a new team in Seattle.

    • Complexities of sports fandom: Cheering and criticizing athletesFans can appreciate athletic abilities while also criticizing athletes, creating a paradoxical relationship. This can stem from the immense skill and talent of professional athletes, leading to both admiration and mockery.

      The appreciation for athletic abilities and performances can sometimes lead to criticism and mockery, even towards seemingly minor mistakes or setbacks. The speakers in this conversation often found themselves judging athletes harshly, especially during sports events like golf tournaments or dunk contests. They joked about how they would enjoy seeing an average Joe trying to keep up with the pros and getting "clowned on," reminding them of the immense skill and talent these athletes possess. The conversation also touched upon the evolution of technology in sports equipment and the sentimental attachment some athletes have towards their old gear. Overall, the discussion highlighted the complexities and nuances of sports fandom and the paradoxical nature of cheering for and criticizing athletes at the same time.

    • Discussing Personalized Golf Club Names and Office FeaturesGolfer Joel Damon shares his experience of naming his golf clubs and his excitement for a new office with features like a basketball court, golf simulator, workout area, and a 'gambling cave'.

      During a conversation with Joel Damon on a golf podcast, they discussed personalizing golf clubs and the importance of having a good name for them. Damon suggested naming his clubs, but wasn't satisfied with the names he came up with. They also talked about the size of golf balls and the idea of bad luck associated with a golf ball being the size of a ping pong ball. The conversation was light-hearted and enjoyable, with Damon expressing his appreciation for being on the podcast. The interview ended with Damon expressing confidence in his golf skills and looking forward to future competitions. Additionally, they discussed the features of a new office, including a basketball court, golf simulator, workout area, and a "gambling cave." The move to the new office was described as a big reason for the change and something that had been in the works for a while. Overall, the conversation was entertaining and provided insight into Damon's golf game and his excitement for the new office.

    • PMT team moving office from NYC to ChicagoTeam relocates from NYC to Chicago office, some team members may tape remotely during transition, excited about new opportunities and perks, securing guests for podcast could be more challenging in Chicago.

      The PMT team is moving their office from New York City to Chicago, and they're bringing a significant number of team members with them. The new office is expected to open in September, and during the transition period, some team members may tape remotely. The team is excited about the move, with many of them looking forward to experiencing Chicago for the first time. However, they acknowledge that securing guests for the podcast may be a bit more challenging in Chicago compared to New York City. Some team members, including Hank, Max, PFT, and Wilbon, have already confirmed their move, while others are still considering their options. The move comes with various perks, including a new gaming room and a full F-18 cockpit, as well as the opportunity to explore Chicago during the summer. Overall, the team is optimistic about the move and the new opportunities it brings.

    • Barstool Sports moving office to Chicago for more collaboration and consistencyBarstool Sports is relocating to Chicago to revive office energy, interaction, and improve show quality despite fewer guests and remote access limitations.

      The Barstool Sports team, specifically the "Big Podcast with Colin Cowherd," is transitioning from their New York office to a new office in Chicago. This move is intended to bring back the energy and interaction of their earlier days in the office, as the New York office has become less consistent and less populated during the COVID-19 pandemic. While there will be some adjustments, such as fewer in-person guests and potentially less access for remote team members, the team is confident that the change will improve the show and bring back some of the magic that made their earlier days so successful. They also plan to continue traveling to get guests and will still have a gym in the office for convenience. Overall, the move to Chicago is about creating a more consistent and collaborative work environment that will help the team produce their best content.

    • New Office, New OpportunitiesTeam looks forward to a fresh start in a new office space, excited about more personal areas and potential road trip, acknowledges decline in office culture due to pandemic, optimistic about new opportunities

      The team is moving to a new office space and looking forward to the fresh start it brings, including new interactions, projects, and ideas. However, they acknowledge that the pandemic has led to a decline in office culture and interaction over the past year. The team is excited about the prospect of having more space and personal areas, such as basements and home offices, which they didn't have in their previous city. They plan to make the most of their new environment and possibly even take a road trip through the Rust Belt before settling in. Despite the challenges of moving and adjusting to a new space, the team is optimistic about the opportunities that come with a new beginning.

    • Creating a Time Capsule of Lies and False PredictionsA group of friends discussed creating a time capsule filled with lies and false predictions, selling a broken couch for charity, and making a lottery ball machine for office entertainment, while dealing with disagreements and misunderstandings over money.

      The group of people in the conversation decided to create a time capsule filled with lies and false predictions, intending to bury it in Central Park. They also discussed selling a broken green couch for charity and making a lottery ball machine for office entertainment. Amidst the conversation, there were also mentions of lottery numbers and a past experience of digging up a beer from college. However, there were also disagreements and misunderstandings regarding money and Venmo transactions. Despite these issues, the group remained determined to create the time capsule and continue with their plans.

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