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    Ryen Russillo, NBA Playoffs, Fyre Fest And Top 5 Coaches That Could Be Number 1

    en-usApril 15, 2022

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    • Navigating Tax Season with Preparation and Eligible DeductionsEffective tax preparation involves understanding deadlines and eligible deductions, such as work-from-home expenses. Misunderstandings and unexpected expenses can add stress, but proper planning can make the process more efficient.

      Tax season can be a source of stress and confusion, but with proper preparation and understanding of eligible deductions, individuals can navigate the process more efficiently. During the discussion, hosts talked about their personal experiences with taxes, including misunderstanding deadlines and discovering unexpected expenses. They also highlighted the benefits of being able to write off work-from-home expenses. The episode also featured a preview of the NBA playoffs, with Ben Simmons' return to the court being a notable topic. Additionally, listeners were encouraged to check out g4's Father's Day collection and the Game Time app for discounted tickets to sports events.

    • Ben Simmons' impact on Celtics defenseBen Simmons' return to Celtics could boost their defense, but Nets may leave him open, leading to intriguing playoff moments. Celtics predicted to win series, with games ranging from 4 to 6.

      Ben Simmons' return to the Celtics could significantly impact their defensive performance, even if he primarily focuses on passing and playing defense. The Nets, with stars like Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, may leave Simmons open on offense, leading to intriguing moments during the playoffs. However, the Celtics are predicted to win the series, with the exact number of games varying from four to six, depending on the margin of victory in each game. Despite the uncertainty, the playoffs are highly anticipated, with the Warriors and Bucks being among the top contenders. The discussion also included entertaining references to various basketball arenas and their nicknames.

    • Basketball Playoffs Bet and Team AllegiancesFriends discuss a bet on basketball series outcome, share team allegiances, and anticipate playoffs with excitement and hesitation.

      A group of individuals were discussing a bet they made on the outcome of a basketball series between two teams, with the losing team having to endure a bizarre punishment involving a "wampus cat" and a tin of dip. The conversation also touched upon their predictions for other series and their team allegiances. Despite the lighthearted nature of the bet, some participants expressed reservations and hesitation, while others were more enthusiastic. The group also shared their thoughts on other teams and potential matchups in the playoffs, with some expressing excitement for certain series and dread for others. Overall, the conversation showcased the camaraderie and banter among friends as they anticipated the upcoming basketball playoffs.

    • Pat Beverley's Determination Fuels Timberwolves in NBA PlayoffsPat Beverley's past challenges and competitive spirit make him a valuable asset to the Timberwolves in the NBA playoffs. His determination, evident in his high school basketball career, college experience, and overseas stint, continues to drive him despite adversity.

      Pat Beverley's tenacity and competitive spirit, fueled by past challenges and setbacks, make him a valuable asset to the Minnesota Timberwolves in their NBA playoff series against the Memphis Grizzlies. His determination, evident in his high school basketball career, college experience, and overseas stint, has only grown stronger despite facing adversity. The fine he received for inappropriate language after a game is seen as an advantage, adding to his motivation and fire. Meanwhile, in other news, the best time to enhance your fitness routine is during spring, and Peloton's challenging workouts can help you achieve your goals. In baseball, perfection games are rare and remarkable, and Clayton Kershaw's decision to be taken out of a game despite pitching a perfect game drew criticism from some fans. Ultimately, Pat Beverley's story serves as a reminder of the power of determination and resilience in the face of challenges.

    • Philadelphia sports fans' reactions towards intrusionsPhiladelphia fans embrace their city's rough reputation and accept risks of intense fandom, seen in incident of Mets fan's phone being taken, while ongoing Notre Dame-LSU football rivalry adds to college football excitement

      Philadelphia sports fans are known for their intense and passionate reactions towards intrusions, especially when it comes to fans of opposing teams. During a recent baseball game, a Mets fan was filmed celebrating a win in the outfield, only to have his phone taken and thrown back by a Philly fan. While some may view this as an act of aggression, the speaker sees it as a natural response to the annoyance of having a camera shoved in their face. This incident highlights the unique culture of Philadelphia sports fandom, where fans embrace the city's rough reputation and accept the risks that come with being a passionate supporter. Additionally, there is an ongoing rivalry between Notre Dame and LSU football programs, with coaches from both teams engaging in subtle jabs at each other. Notre Dame fans believe they have the necessary resources to win a national title, while LSU's coaches boast about their superior facilities. The situation remains tense, adding to the excitement of college football season.

    • Brian Kelly's Image Building Efforts in LouisianaNew LSU coach Brian Kelly is actively engaging with the media and public to build a positive image in Louisiana, contrasting his predecessor's approach, and clarifying misconceptions about his background and preferences.

      Brian Kelly, the new head coach of LSU football, is actively working on building his public image in Louisiana, despite some initial skepticism. This was evident when he shared and then quickly deleted a tweet about his excitement for the upcoming Catholics versus Cajuns game and the unique football culture in Louisiana. Kelly's actions contrast with his predecessor, Ed Orgeron, who was beloved by fans and had a more laid-back approach to media interactions. Kelly's efforts to engage with the media and the public may be a sign of his commitment to building a strong connection with the LSU community. Additionally, Kelly clarified some misconceptions about his background and preferences, such as his southern accent and tolerance for spicy food. These actions demonstrate Kelly's intent to embrace and represent LSU authentically and build a positive public image for himself and the team.

    • Giants' unique approach to baseball's unwritten rulesGiants focus on putting pressure on opponents by maximizing runners on base, sparking debate and criticism.

      Gabe Kapler and the Giants have a different approach to baseball's unwritten rules compared to other teams. Kapler explained that during a series, they aim to put as much pressure on the opposing team as possible by trying to get as many runners on base. While some may criticize this approach, Kapler suggests implementing a "slaughter rule" instead. Elsewhere in the discussion, the hosts talked about their NBA preferences, acknowledging that they don't follow the league closely during the regular season but get excited for the playoffs. They also discussed the inconsistency between regular season and playoff performances and expressed their belief that the Milwaukee Bucks deserve the benefit of the doubt despite some underwhelming moments during the season.

    • NBA Teams Inconsistently Performing in Regular SeasonSome NBA teams are disregarding the regular season's importance, potentially impacting their playoff performance, while others prioritize defensive improvement.

      The current NBA season has seen an unusual trend of teams, like the Atlanta Hawks and Milwaukee Bucks, performing inconsistently during the regular season, with some teams seemingly disregarding its importance. This trend could potentially impact the playoffs, as some teams may underestimate their opponents or overlook the importance of strong defensive performance. The skill level in the NBA is higher than ever, but the regular season seems to hold less significance for some players and teams. Boston is an exception, as they significantly improved their defensive performance through adjustments and a renewed focus. However, the regular season's significance seems to be shifting, and it remains to be seen whether this trend is a result of the disrupted schedule or a new normal in the NBA.

    • The Importance of Defense in NBA BasketballTeams and players who prioritize defense, even without elite athleticism, can make a significant impact. Memphis and Phoenix are examples of teams with strong defensive commitment. Defense can be overlooked due to advanced NBA offenses, but it's crucial for team success.

      While defensive play may not be glamorous, it's an essential part of basketball success at the NBA level. Teams and players who prioritize defense and put in the effort, even if they're not the most athletic, can make a significant impact. For instance, Steph Curry may not be a lockdown defender, but his awareness and positioning are valuable. In the Western Conference, Memphis and Phoenix are teams that have shown a strong commitment to defense, with Memphis's zone scheme and Phoenix's versatile defenders like Bridges standing out. The importance of defense has been highlighted by JJ Redick, who argued that the NBA's offense is so advanced that it can make good defense look bad. However, the increased demands on players in recent seasons, with more emphasis on defensive responsibilities, have led to concerns about player health and consistency. Ultimately, teams that can balance strong offense and defense will be the most successful.

    • Nets vs Celtics: A Highly Competitive NBA Playoff SeriesBoth the Nets and Celtics have their strengths and weaknesses, with the Nets having the best record but facing challenges from the Celtics' defense, and the Celtics dealing with the return of Kyrie Irving and his complicated past with the team.

      The upcoming NBA playoff series between the Brooklyn Nets and Boston Celtics is expected to be highly competitive, with both teams having their strengths and weaknesses. The Nets, led by Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, have been the best team in the league for the past three months, but they may face challenges due to the defensive prowess of the Celtics, particularly in the absence of Jared Allen. The Celtics, on the other hand, have had a tumultuous relationship with Kyrie Irving, who left them under controversial circumstances. Irving's return to Boston for the playoffs could lead to heated moments between him and the fans. The series may also be impacted by the heavy minutes played by Durant and Irving, who have both had to carry their team's offense for much of the season. Ultimately, the outcome of the series could come down to which team can execute their game plan more effectively under the pressure of the playoffs.

    • Media Focus on Trivial Matters vs. Larger ContextMedia often overlooks larger context, focusing on trivial matters like athletes stepping on logos. Jayson Tatum's potential and the Bulls' success were also discussed.

      The media often focuses on trivial matters, such as athletes stepping on logos, while ignoring the larger context of a situation. This was evident in the controversy surrounding Kevin Durant stepping on the Celtics logo during the NBA playoffs. The discussion also touched upon the comparison of Jayson Tatum to Kevin Durant, with the belief that Tatum has the potential to go toe-to-toe with the NBA's best scorer. The conversation also explored the idea that winning accolades like the MVP can change the way athletes are perceived and compared to their peers. The Bulls' unexpected success this season was also discussed, and the challenge they would face against top teams was debated. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of considering the full context of a situation and recognizing the potential of up-and-coming athletes.

    • Coaching matchup, injuries, and Harden's form could impact Sixers-Raptors playoff seriesThe Sixers-Raptors playoff series will be influenced by the coaching matchup between Doc Rivers and Nick Nurse, injuries to key players, and James Harden's uncertain form.

      The upcoming Sixers-Raptors playoff series promises to be an intriguing matchup between two talented teams, with key factors being the coaching matchup between Doc Rivers and Nick Nurse, the absence of key players for both teams, and the questionable form of James Harden. Tatum is expected to give Durant a run for his money, but the Raptors have the edge with a stronger defensive core, particularly in transition. The Sixers have struggled defensively since the Harden trade, and his hamstring injury raises concerns about his ability to perform at his best in the playoffs. Despite Embiid's offensive potential with Harden, the team's defensive woes and the Raptors' strong frontline could give Toronto the edge. The coaching matchup, injuries, and Harden's form are all wild cards that could significantly impact the series outcome.

    • Speaker's Admiration for Competitive Athletes and Criticism of QuittersThe speaker values consistency and competitiveness in athletes, especially in high-pressure situations. He admires players who give their all and are not afraid to fail, while criticizing those who quit or underperform when things get tough.

      The speaker values consistency and competitiveness in athletes, particularly in high-pressure situations. He admires players who give their all and are not afraid to fail, like Giannis Antetokounmpo. Conversely, he has a problem with athletes who quit or underperform when things get tough, like James Harden. The speaker believes that betting on a player's personality in high-stress moments is more reliable if they have a proven track record of competitiveness. He also touches on the double standard in sports media regarding criticism of athletes, using Cam Newton as an example. The speaker's perspective is that athletes, especially high-profile ones, are held to a higher standard and are subjected to harsher criticism than other professions, such as women in certain contexts. When it comes to Chris Paul, the speaker defends him against accusations of underperforming or choking, emphasizing that injuries are a part of being a great athlete. He suggests creating a podcast to counteract negative narratives about Paul and highlight his achievements.

    • The Importance of Championship Success in SportsChampionship wins shape a player's career narrative, overshadowing individual achievements, and sparking intense debates among fans.

      The value of a sports player's career is often debated based on their championship wins or lack thereof. During a discussion about Chris Paul, it was pointed out that his career would be considered a failure if he doesn't win a title this year, despite his impressive statistics and skills. This debate highlights the importance of championship success in sports, and how it can overshadow individual achievements. Additionally, the conversation showcased the passion and intensity of sports debates, with each side firmly believing in their perspective. It's a reminder that sports fandom can bring strong emotions and opinions, making the games and debates surrounding them an integral part of our culture.

    • The Debate Over Athletes' Impact on Their SportsWhile some athletes have the potential to greatly impact their sports, evaluations can be off and unpredictability is part of the game.

      While debating the merits of athletes and their potential impact on their respective sports can be entertaining, it often lacks substance and can even diminish the enjoyment of the games. However, there are certain individuals, like Carson Wentz in football or Scottie Reynolds in basketball, whose potential greatness remains a source of fascination for some. Ultimately, the unpredictability of sports and the draft process means that evaluations can be off, and sometimes the most promising talents don't always reach their full potential. It's important to remember that there's more to basketball than just physical abilities and that the game requires a combination of skills and strategy to succeed.

    • Discussing Athletes' Careers and Competitive NBA TeamsRespect confidentiality, appreciate talents of athletes, and recognize competitiveness of NBA teams like the Suns, Heat, Celtics, Bucks, and Nets.

      The speaker has experienced long discussions that occasionally include lulls or unproductive periods, but also moments of excitement and insight. He shared stories about athletes like Brandon Roy and Michael Porter Jr., highlighting their impressive talents and the impact of medical concerns on their careers. The speaker emphasized the importance of respecting confidential information and not sharing potentially damaging information about athletes, even if it is publicly known. He also expressed his belief in the competitiveness of certain NBA teams, specifically the Suns in the Western Conference and the Heat, Celtics, Bucks, and Nets in the Eastern Conference. Overall, the conversation showcased the speaker's passion for sports and his ability to engage in lengthy, thoughtful discussions.

    • The Phoenix Suns' Impressive Clutch Record and Young Talent Make Them Championship ContendersThe Suns' impressive 32-9 record in clutch situations, young talent, and addition of shooting and ball handlers make them a formidable championship contender.

      The Phoenix Suns have been impressive this season, boasting an impressive 32-9 record in clutch situations and a better road record than any other team. Their addition of shooting and ball handlers, along with the improvement of players like Bridges and Booker, makes them a formidable opponent. The Suns' young age also adds to their potential for success, as they could become the youngest team ever to reach the NBA finals. Despite respect for teams like Golden State, the Suns' current form and potential for growth make them a strong contender for the championship. Additionally, the NBA landscape is seeing a shift in player behavior, with stars demanding trades instead of shorter deals and leverage in free agency. This could lead to potential changes for teams like Utah if they underperform in the playoffs.

    • Lakers' Front Office Chaos and LeBron's InfluenceThe Lakers' front office instability and LeBron's public comments could impact roster decisions and future success, with Jeanie Buss' leadership crucial for the team's future.

      The Lakers' front office situation has been chaotic and filled with questionable decisions, as evidenced by Magic Johnson's involvement and his desire to bring in players like DeRozan and Caruso despite cap constraints. LeBron's public comments could potentially be influencing other teams' decisions, and the history of problems with coaches like Mark Jackson raises concerns. The Lakers' current roster and coaching situation have led to speculation about potential changes, with some believing that LeBron may be orchestrating behind the scenes. Ultimately, the Lakers' future success will depend on Jeanie Buss' ability to navigate the complexities of the franchise and make sound decisions for the team.

    • Predictability in NBA Playoffs: Historic Success and Unpredictable MomentsHistoric teams like the Heat, despite injuries and unexpected contributions, often make deep runs in the NBA playoffs. Embrace the unpredictability and highs/lows of sports fandom.

      Despite the unpredictability of sports, some teams in the NBA playoffs are more predictable than others. Historically successful teams, like those in the East and the Heat, are expected to make deep runs, while others face longer odds. The Heat, for instance, have been overlooked despite having key players like Bam Adebayo and Jimmy Butler, even with injuries and unexpected contributions from lesser-known players. Furthermore, the conversation touched on the topic of celebrations and the Twins' historic playoff losses. It was acknowledged that the context and circumstances surrounding celebrations can influence reactions. Ultimately, it was emphasized that sports fandom involves a lot of losing, and fans should embrace the highs and lows of their teams' journeys.

    • Celebrating the Moments in Sports FandomSports fandom is about finding joy in the experience, regardless of the outcome or previous success. Embrace the excitement and joy, and remember to respect others' experiences.

      Sports fandom is about celebrating the moments and finding joy in the experience, regardless of the outcome or previous success. The speaker shares personal stories of cherishing sports moments, even if they involved excessive drinking or being hungover. They also acknowledge that everyone has different ways of expressing their fandom and that there's room for passion and fun in sports culture. However, it's important to remember that there are lines and respect the experience of others. The speaker shares their own experiences of growing up as a sports fan and how it shaped their perspective on the importance of celebrating the small victories in life. Overall, the message is to embrace the excitement and joy of sports fandom and not let negativity or spoiled attitudes dampen the experience.

    • The Necessity of Passionate Players and FansPassionate players and fans contribute to a successful team, but it's important to respect boundaries and follow rules.

      While Pat Beverley's antics and intense celebrations may be annoying to some, they are a necessary part of having a good basketball team. However, the line between pushing the edge and disrespecting opponents can be blurry. Fans are also entitled to their excitement and passion, especially in high-stakes games or rivalries, even if the outcome doesn't ultimately lead to a championship. Ultimately, everyone is allowed to express themselves in their own way, whether it's through basketball play or fan behavior, as long as it falls within the rules and respects others. The discussion also touched on the idea that fans and teams set expectations, and if they publicly declare a goal like winning the Super Bowl every year, they should be prepared for the potential backlash if they fall short. The conversation ended with a light-hearted draft segment about the top 5 NBA coaches.

    • Discussing the Future NBA Coaching StarsStan Van Gundy, Erik Spoelstra, Gregg Popovich, and Nick Nurse were identified as potential future NBA coaching stars. The group acknowledged that the NBA coaching landscape is always evolving and the potential for a coach to become the best can change rapidly.

      During a recent discussion, the group was tasked with identifying the top 5 NBA coaches who could potentially be the number 1 coach in the future. The selection process was not based on the current perception of being the best coach, but rather the potential to become the best. Stan Van Gundy was identified as an eligible candidate. The group made their picks, with some surprising choices like Erik Spoelstra, Gregg Popovich, and Nick Nurse. The conversation also touched on the significance of coaches like Doc Rivers and Quin Snyder, who are rumored to be potential future head coaches of prominent NBA teams. The group acknowledged that the NBA coaching landscape is always evolving, and the potential for a coach to become the best can change rapidly.

    • NBA Coach of the Year: Monty Williams Defied ExpectationsMonty Williams led the Phoenix Suns to new heights, Steve Nash was praised, Borrego's Hornets showed improvement, Jim Boylen's leadership skills highlighted, Malone and Finch recognized for impact.

      The NBA coach of the year often goes to the coach who defied expectations, and this year, Monty Williams of the Phoenix Suns fits that description. The vote was tough, but Williams led his team to even greater heights this season. Steve Nash was also praised for his ability to handle challenges, and Nick Nurse and Nate McMillan were also mentioned as strong coaching candidates. Borrego's Charlotte Hornets, despite having a weak frontline, consistently competed and showed improvement under his leadership. Jim Boylen's leadership skills were also highlighted, and the story of Mike Singletary calling a basketball timeout in an NFL game was shared as an example of unconventional but effective coaching strategies. Michael Malone and Chris Finch were also recognized for their impact on their teams, with Finch's mid-season arrival at the Timberwolves resulting in significant progress. Overall, the discussion emphasized the importance of adaptability, resilience, and the ability to get the best out of a team in the face of challenges.

    • Chris and Ryan's Playful Banter About Chris Paul and Plans for Covering Golf and InterviewsThe hosts, Chris and Ryan, share their opinions on Chris Paul's basketball performances and injuries, plan to cover golf and interview athletes like Jake Arrieta, and reflect on the power of internet memes and their impact on emotions.

      The hosts of the podcast, Chris and Ryan, have a playful banter about Chris Paul's basketball performances and potential injuries, with Ryan expressing his bias against Chris Paul and Chris defending him. They also discuss their plans to cover various sports, including golf, on their podcast and their excitement about upcoming interviews with Jake Arrieta and tennis and soccer guests. Additionally, Hank shares an experience of his picture being memed and turned into art after being roasted on the internet, expressing his feelings of hurt but also acknowledging the potential for planned social interaction. Overall, the podcast episode showcases the hosts' engaging and humorous dynamic while discussing sports and pop culture.

    • Authenticity and relatability in content creationPeople appreciate raw, relatable content and vulnerability in social media and podcasts. Understanding your audience and their interests is crucial in content creation.

      People are drawn to authenticity and relatability, even if it means sharing moments of struggle or imperfection. In the discussed podcast, the speakers joked about a poor quality workout selfie sent by their boss, Billy. While some may see it as embarrassing, they acknowledged that their audience appreciates the raw and relatable content. The same concept applies to social media, where people often engage more with posts that show vulnerability or imperfection. Furthermore, the speakers also touched upon the topic of addiction and how it can consume one's time and energy. One speaker shared his recent addiction to a flight simulator game, which he found himself spending hours on, despite not fully understanding why. This addiction is not uncommon, as people often find themselves becoming engrossed in various activities or hobbies. The discussion also highlighted the importance of understanding one's audience and catering to their interests. The speakers acknowledged that their content, which often includes moments of misery or imperfection, may not appeal to everyone. However, they understood that their audience finds value in it and that it sets them apart from other content creators. In essence, the speakers' conversation underscored the importance of authenticity, relatability, and understanding one's audience in content creation. It also shed light on the power of vulnerability and the human tendency to be drawn to imperfect moments.

    • The Intensity of Video Game AddictionVideo games, particularly combat flight simulators, can become all-consuming, leading to addiction and impacting daily life and sleep patterns. Balance is key to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

      Some people can become deeply engrossed and addicted to video games, particularly combat flight simulators, to the point where it impacts their daily life and sleep patterns. The speaker in this conversation shares his personal experience of getting lost in a flight simulator game for hours on end, even purchasing expensive equipment like a joystick and upgrading to a more realistic experience. He acknowledges the potential issue but also embraces the intensity of his involvement, comparing it to other passions that he's had in the past. However, he also recognizes the need to balance this hobby with other aspects of his life, such as sleep and responsibilities. The conversation also touches on the immersive nature of these games, requiring a significant time investment to learn and master the various features and controls. Overall, the speaker's experience highlights the potential for video games to become all-consuming and offers a reminder to be mindful of the time spent on such activities.

    • Effective potty training takes patience and a positive approachPatience and positive reinforcement are key to successful potty training. Avoid shaming or forcing a child, as it can lead to negative outcomes.

      Potty training a child is not as simple as telling them to use the toilet. It requires patience, consistency, and a gentle approach. The most effective method is to make the experience positive and rewarding for the child. Contrary to an unconventional method mentioned, shaming or forcing a child to go in their clothes is not recommended as it can lead to mental issues. Training a child is similar to raising an upper primate, requiring care and patience until their brain development kicks in. For those looking for tips, they may find success in positive reinforcement and consistency. I was fortunate enough to have an up-close experience with a professional boxer, Dmitri Bivol, and was amazed by his skill and dedication. However, attempting to train like a professional fighter left me sore and with a newfound respect for their rigorous routine.

    • Boxing training experience and sleep paralysisPassion for boxing can make training enjoyable despite challenges, but mistakes in broadcasting can bring embarrassment to professionals and organizations.

      Despite the challenges and mishaps during his boxing training experience, the speaker found the lifestyle to be enjoyable if one is passionate about it. However, the situation with John Sterling, the Yankees broadcaster, who infamously called a home run by Aaron Judge as being caught, remains a controversial topic. While some find it amusing, others believe it was a mistake that brought embarrassment to the profession and organization. The speaker expresses sympathy for Sterling, acknowledging that he is a nice guy, but also recognizes the severity of the situation. Additionally, the speaker experienced sleep paralysis after a long and tiring journey, adding to his exhaustion.

    • Dedication and Craftsmanship: Stanton's 89 Hour RingEffective property protection requires dedication and the right tools. Innovative solutions like falcon drone hunters add tradition to modern security measures.

      With dedication and the right tools, we can effectively protect our properties from modern threats. During the discussion, we learned that Stanton had made 27 rings, which equated to 23 x 3, totaling 69 hours spent perfecting his craft. PFT added 20 hours to the equation, bringing the total to 89 hours. This level of commitment is akin to the legendary Babe Ruth, who famously hit home runs, none of which were marred by John Sterling's commentary. The intriguing topic of the conversation then shifted to the unexpected application of falcons as drone hunters. This is an innovative solution to the growing issue of unwanted aerial intrusions. By training these birds of prey, we can guard our properties against these unwanted intrusions, adding an element of metal and tradition to modern security measures.

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    Pardon My Take
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