October 4, 2021 • 14 mins
We all HAVE one BUT we all have watched them! Since our Producer Sam got engaged over the weekend, we share our proposal stories!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, what do you guys want to talk about today?
Texted you a topic, but I don't know if you're
interested in it. You'll get to that. The first thing
I want to talk about that Gandhi is on your
Instagram story right now. I think everybody should watch that movie.
(00:20):
I want you to start thinking about the worst movie
that you've ever seen, but you kind of have to
watch it to see how bad it is. All right,
So Gandhi, can you describe the movie that you put
on your Instagram story? Yes, the movie is called The
Veloci Pastor and it's about a man. After losing his parents,
he becomes a priest and travels to China, where he
inherits a mysterious ability that allows him to turn into
(00:42):
a dinosaur. At first horrified by this new power, a
prostitute convinces him to use it to fight crime. And
Ninja's Veloci Pastor everybody, and I'm in. I'm in thought
that ship up. I mean the creator of Sharknado who
put those things together as somebody. My friend was actually
(01:07):
in a movie that was on the Sci Fi Channel.
I believe it was called a rack no Quake and
it was about giant spiders that came out of the
ground and started causing these crazy earthquakes all over. Oh
my good. Well, I think there's some sort of a
trend because the movie I'm going to suggest is zomb Beavers.
It's exactly what you think it is, zombie beavers. And
(01:30):
there's you know, it follows the typical trope of a
horror movie. Kids no kids out. It could be kids
out in this cabin in the middle of the woods
and fucking zombie beavers attacking. Watch this girl with her
zombi beaver. I'm looking up the weirdest movies ever now things,
(01:52):
but it really is. It does follow that whole Uh
take an animal and then attach another word to it,
like velocity pastor zomb beaver, shark nado, what about human centipede?
I go, that's just so disturbing. It's just so I
was going to suggest versions. Yeah, there's a couple of
(02:12):
versions I was going to suggest, from Justin to Kelly.
Ye seen if you don't know what that is. That's
when Kelly Clarkson won the first American Idol and they decided,
you know, oh, you know what, let's make a movie
with the winner and the runner up. Which was justin
Guarini and it was a beach movie, and you know,
people are excited to see it and look, God bless
(02:34):
Kelly because I'm sure she can laugh at it. But
if you want to see that, you go to the head.
Don't forget Jeli That was pretty bad with Jennifer Lopez
and Ben Affleck. Here's the thing I'll argue with that one, Frog,
because I would say bad enough that you want to
watch just as an entertainment value. I think Jeelie is
so bad you don't even want to watch the acting,
(02:59):
Like what was so bad about it? Because the above
the acting, it just was. It just did not work.
But Frog, what made you go, you know what I'm
gonna I'm gonna watch this. It was one of those
where I was pretending to be like Lisa. Somebody one
of Lisa's friends had watched that. She was a massive
Jennifer Lopez fan, and so Lisa wanted to watch you say,
(03:20):
oh you watch you with me? And so I thought
it was going to turn into like sex later, but
it didn't and it didn't get laid. So I wasted
my time and I didn't get what I thought I
was gonna get. So I think made I feel like
you'll appreciate this. It said. Those who liked Hilosophy pastor
may also like Lama Geddon about Lama's with Laser beingma.
(03:43):
Perhaps Thanks Killing about a turkey who gets its revenge,
or maybe Santa Jaws, a shark who specifically targets people
during the holidays. There's also carris Hell, which is a
carousel horse becoming possessed, losing its mind on people. I
mean there's a lot of good stuff killing. I want
(04:04):
to watch the turkey one. What's that one called thanks Killing?
Holds all made it like to be produced and made movies. Yeah,
they actually exist that you can't realize one of the
thoughts they don't make it like, no, that's not good enough.
Thanks Hilling is thanks Killing is great, but we're not
going to do The problem is they get turned down
(04:24):
so much until they find someone that goes you know what, yes,
worry It's so it sucks because, like, for instance, you
guys know the story behind the Queen's Gambit. It took
twenty some years to make that show, to make that
and it critically acclaimed, everybody loves it, Yet somebody will
green light Thanks Killing over Queen's Gambit with Brendan Fraser.
(04:49):
That wasn't terrible. I don't think that one was that bad.
I think in Cino Man was actually pretty decent one.
If these movies are really like covers, like in Argo. Oh,
by the way, so you know the story of Argo, right,
they had this like false film set that they used
to smuggle people out of a terrible situation in Iran.
I watched Assassins over the weekend on Stars. If you
(05:11):
guys have not seen this, I should have said this
in them around the room, you gotta watch it. It's
about the two women who snuck up on Kim Jong
eel no, Kim Jong UN's brother at the airport and
poisoned him and killed him. Really tells the story of
what happened and how it happened, and it is incredible,
like I cannot believe it. It's the craziest, most fascinating,
(05:33):
amazing thing you guys should ever say to Assassins. I
don't want to ruin it for you, but if you
don't know what happened, it shows their side of this
is actually how it went down and why it went
down this way. Oh my goodness, Well, apparently on on
Discovery Plus right now there is a documentary mini series
(05:55):
or something about the true story behind the Chippendale's. Really
that sounds fascinated. When you were on, I was, yeah,
I was just part of the Hollywood Centerfolds for a
couple of weeks. Versions. Yeah, it was. It was. It
was a van It was not good. But scottis also
(06:16):
I want to see it. So what is the concept
behind it? Like there's murder, betrayal or some cramps, all
kinds of ship would go down when these guys were
trying to get you know, working for Chippendale. Sorry, I'm
pushing buttons. The guy who started the Chippendale's thing, he's
a fascinating human being too. He was all about murder
and cover up in these like crazy things that went
on behind the scenes. I didn't even know that. I
(06:37):
think he was Indian, but I'm not. Why were all
these people like starts out like Lou Pearlman, Like Lou Pearlman,
I'll be still into being like a complete weirdo freaks. Yeah, totally.
I got to look up this guy's name, but I
thought about you should watch that. Okay, thank you, my
watch don't watch. Suggestion is teeth. I don't know if
anyone's seen at the Vagina Gin it's the real zom Beaver. Yeah. Absolutely.
(07:05):
I couldn't stop watching it, but I suggested to no one.
It's just actually it's blood curdling, kind of kind of shitty.
Guys lose their penises, it bites off, So okay, probably
I don't plan on watching it. Does she do it
maliciously like she's like, oh I I'm gonna get this
guy get in there. No, she doesn't really know how
to control it. So sometimes it's just an oopsies, you know,
(07:27):
like it's it's sometimes it's sometimes it's like a ship
you know what. Man, I'm real sorry about that. Sorry,
you're going to have to be in court. It holds
up in court that never happened. So embarrassing. Vagina ate
your dick. We're having an issue right now? What's that?
(07:48):
What's Brodie is? Can we hear Brodie Brodie talk? Hello?
Coming in coming? The whole time? Oh I said a
few things and nobody even and I thought maybe it
was a problem. Now we just ignored you. That's fine,
no problem there. Okay, what else did we want to tell?
(08:09):
Gandhi go? You like your other topic. Oh my other
topic was I wanted to hear because we know Sam
got engaged this weekend and we heard her proposal story.
I feel like that is the one story everybody loves
to tell. And there are so many married people and
engage people in this room. I thought, you guys can
all tell it. You know why I'm gonna call you out.
You know why Gandhi wanted to do this topic so
(08:29):
she wouldn't have to say anything. Why not when I
texted these things. You're supposed to keep it between us nates.
Never never delegating. That's just good delegating. Like Froggy Redden
me out with the fucking YouTube TV password. Thanks locked
up my email account. I can't get in there. I
knew there was a problem. By the way, when I
(08:50):
got that here enter this code, I'm like, and suddenly
you get that hot flash like he knows what I'm doing.
You didn't know that was coming now, No, no, we
once I started putting in the information and I'm like,
it's you know, it says your Google thing. I'm like,
I'll run the risk. I'll just sign in you. No,
that's the that's the code. You have to have. Factasion anyway,
(09:14):
Uh Dan, you know Scotty B. What's your proposal story?
Um it well it was New Year's Eve, sorry, New
Year's Eve. Um and Cubby, who used to work here,
would do the New Year's Eve show always, and uh
so I brought Amy into the studio with us after
we all went out for dinner or whatever. She was
just expecting a cool night and uh, at twelve o'clock
(09:37):
he stopped down the music and I did my thing.
So it was on the radio. New Year's Eve. Cool. Yeah, yeah,
Well she she was speechless for a moment, so I
was like, um, hello, you know. So it took her.
It took her a second to say yes, but it was.
It was. It was pretty cool, so romantic. I never
(10:00):
knew that brody. Uh. My wife had at the time
taken me for my birthday to Chicago to see a
Mets game, which was a big deal for me. I
always wanted to go to Rigulary Field in Chicago. And
then during the game, I've been planning on proposing but
didn't have a set way to do it yet. And
(10:22):
then during the game, a plane flew over that said
your ad here and a phone number, so I ran
to the was. It was a long time ago. But
I ran to the pay phone and I called the
number and I had them put my proposal on the banner.
And then the banner flew over the stadium and she
saw it and she spit her hot dog out. Literally.
(10:44):
I should know it was going to go the rest
of your life then, yeah, pretty much foreshadowing, yeah, exactly. Anyway,
other people got the hint, and people in this in
the in the section where chanting say yes, say yes,
And obviously she did. But it wasn't like a JumboTron thing.
It was a plane flying over and it was just
(11:04):
for the moment. I desperately wanted to propose and did
you no, that's the thing I didn't, So I then
proposed again on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, which was our
favorite place. I think that's even sweeter, and the moment
was way more important than having the ring or not.
I think that's beautiful. Yeah, yeah, I just desperately wanted
to propose, and I just saw it as a unique
(11:25):
way to do it, to fly a plane, and uh yeah.
Then I gave her the ring like a month later
at our our spot. From the time you called that
they landed the plane. No no, no, no, it's one
of those banners you throw out the back, so they
could pull it in and put lettering on it and
throw it back out. Got it look no because it
(11:47):
said your your aunt here, call now, So I'm like, oh,
I'll put my ad there. So it was maybe twenty minutes.
I didn't even know if they got the message because
I left the voicemail and I said, hey, if you
get this, I'll call you back and pay for it.
But I really want you to put the thing up.
So they didn't have a way to call me back.
I have a cell phone at the time, and so
the plane flew over, we proposed, and I called them
(12:10):
back and paid for Okay, who wants to ask the
inevitable following, Well, they I may have embellished that part
of the story. Well I did. The crowd had to
be chanting, say yes, it was pretty quick, Gandhi's pretty quick.
(12:35):
When that happens at stadiums and you don't know what's
going on, I just assume someone's getting kicked out of
the stadium at that point when when the crowd starts cheering,
and then you're like, oh, they got into a fight.
And they're escorting the mountain. Yeah, what about you? You
just got engaged the most recent ye like Sam, So
I said, marry me or I'll kill you. Very funny.
(12:55):
So I had the ring and I walked around with
it for I think three days and she I don't know.
We it wasn't a good time a month to ask
her something something really, So I had planned on doing
it in the city. So we was over Christmas vacation
and we went to the city and we went to
(13:15):
a couple of places when we went out to eat,
and I was going to do it in front of
the place where we met. And then we get there
and it just was like people and I smelled urine
and I'm like, I can't do it here. Love is
in the air. So then we went to another place
and then we got on the subway, which is the
first place I told her I loved it was on
the subway. This is a very romantic moment. And then
we get on there and the subway cars smelled like shit,
(13:37):
and I'm like here and it's like two days had
gone by, and then, you know, I wanted to do
it um, you know, over overbreak, you know. And then
she yelled. I was doing something up in our bedroom
and then she yelled to me like, hey, you know,
we gotta figure out our lease, right because we were
(13:58):
coming up on the end of our lease. And I'm like, well,
come up here, and she goes like, oh god, you know,
and he's typically one of these times where somebody's frustrated
and angry and they don't know it's coming. So I'm like, okay,
we'll get her now. So she's like, all right, well,
how long do you want to sign this lease for?
And I go how about forever? And I pulled the
ring out. Then she's, you know, instantly feels bad for
(14:19):
yelling at me. I want to signed the lease for
and then you know, she said, yes, you signed the lease.
Uh yeah, month to month expressive at a house. But
I think time is up, so we'll finish the rest
of y'all. Um, Yes, story for you. So you were
(14:45):
talking about personal stories here, scary did you propose? And
he left? But you can still here it happen, so
you have a story for tomorrow. By everybody
All right, what do you guys want to talk about today?
Texted you a topic, but I don't know if you're
interested in it. You'll get to that. The first thing
I want to talk about that Gandhi is on your
Instagram story right now. I think everybody should watch that movie.
(00:20):
I want you to start thinking about the worst movie
that you've ever seen, but you kind of have to
watch it to see how bad it is. All right,
So Gandhi, can you describe the movie that you put
on your Instagram story? Yes, the movie is called The
Veloci Pastor and it's about a man. After losing his parents,
he becomes a priest and travels to China, where he
inherits a mysterious ability that allows him to turn into
(00:42):
a dinosaur. At first horrified by this new power, a
prostitute convinces him to use it to fight crime. And
Ninja's Veloci Pastor everybody, and I'm in. I'm in thought
that ship up. I mean the creator of Sharknado who
put those things together as somebody. My friend was actually
(01:07):
in a movie that was on the Sci Fi Channel.
I believe it was called a rack no Quake and
it was about giant spiders that came out of the
ground and started causing these crazy earthquakes all over. Oh
my good. Well, I think there's some sort of a
trend because the movie I'm going to suggest is zomb Beavers.
It's exactly what you think it is, zombie beavers. And
(01:30):
there's you know, it follows the typical trope of a
horror movie. Kids no kids out. It could be kids
out in this cabin in the middle of the woods
and fucking zombie beavers attacking. Watch this girl with her
zombi beaver. I'm looking up the weirdest movies ever now things,
(01:52):
but it really is. It does follow that whole Uh
take an animal and then attach another word to it,
like velocity pastor zomb beaver, shark nado, what about human centipede?
I go, that's just so disturbing. It's just so I
was going to suggest versions. Yeah, there's a couple of
(02:12):
versions I was going to suggest, from Justin to Kelly.
Ye seen if you don't know what that is. That's
when Kelly Clarkson won the first American Idol and they decided,
you know, oh, you know what, let's make a movie
with the winner and the runner up. Which was justin
Guarini and it was a beach movie, and you know,
people are excited to see it and look, God bless
(02:34):
Kelly because I'm sure she can laugh at it. But
if you want to see that, you go to the head.
Don't forget Jeli That was pretty bad with Jennifer Lopez
and Ben Affleck. Here's the thing I'll argue with that one, Frog,
because I would say bad enough that you want to
watch just as an entertainment value. I think Jeelie is
so bad you don't even want to watch the acting,
(02:59):
Like what was so bad about it? Because the above
the acting, it just was. It just did not work.
But Frog, what made you go, you know what I'm
gonna I'm gonna watch this. It was one of those
where I was pretending to be like Lisa. Somebody one
of Lisa's friends had watched that. She was a massive
Jennifer Lopez fan, and so Lisa wanted to watch you say,
(03:20):
oh you watch you with me? And so I thought
it was going to turn into like sex later, but
it didn't and it didn't get laid. So I wasted
my time and I didn't get what I thought I
was gonna get. So I think made I feel like
you'll appreciate this. It said. Those who liked Hilosophy pastor
may also like Lama Geddon about Lama's with Laser beingma.
(03:43):
Perhaps Thanks Killing about a turkey who gets its revenge,
or maybe Santa Jaws, a shark who specifically targets people
during the holidays. There's also carris Hell, which is a
carousel horse becoming possessed, losing its mind on people. I
mean there's a lot of good stuff killing. I want
(04:04):
to watch the turkey one. What's that one called thanks Killing?
Holds all made it like to be produced and made movies. Yeah,
they actually exist that you can't realize one of the
thoughts they don't make it like, no, that's not good enough.
Thanks Hilling is thanks Killing is great, but we're not
going to do The problem is they get turned down
(04:24):
so much until they find someone that goes you know what, yes,
worry It's so it sucks because, like, for instance, you
guys know the story behind the Queen's Gambit. It took
twenty some years to make that show, to make that
and it critically acclaimed, everybody loves it, Yet somebody will
green light Thanks Killing over Queen's Gambit with Brendan Fraser.
(04:49):
That wasn't terrible. I don't think that one was that bad.
I think in Cino Man was actually pretty decent one.
If these movies are really like covers, like in Argo. Oh,
by the way, so you know the story of Argo, right,
they had this like false film set that they used
to smuggle people out of a terrible situation in Iran.
I watched Assassins over the weekend on Stars. If you
(05:11):
guys have not seen this, I should have said this
in them around the room, you gotta watch it. It's
about the two women who snuck up on Kim Jong
eel no, Kim Jong UN's brother at the airport and
poisoned him and killed him. Really tells the story of
what happened and how it happened, and it is incredible,
like I cannot believe it. It's the craziest, most fascinating,
(05:33):
amazing thing you guys should ever say to Assassins. I
don't want to ruin it for you, but if you
don't know what happened, it shows their side of this
is actually how it went down and why it went
down this way. Oh my goodness, Well, apparently on on
Discovery Plus right now there is a documentary mini series
(05:55):
or something about the true story behind the Chippendale's. Really
that sounds fascinated. When you were on, I was, yeah,
I was just part of the Hollywood Centerfolds for a
couple of weeks. Versions. Yeah, it was. It was. It
was a van It was not good. But scottis also
(06:16):
I want to see it. So what is the concept
behind it? Like there's murder, betrayal or some cramps, all
kinds of ship would go down when these guys were
trying to get you know, working for Chippendale. Sorry, I'm
pushing buttons. The guy who started the Chippendale's thing, he's
a fascinating human being too. He was all about murder
and cover up in these like crazy things that went
on behind the scenes. I didn't even know that. I
(06:37):
think he was Indian, but I'm not. Why were all
these people like starts out like Lou Pearlman, Like Lou Pearlman,
I'll be still into being like a complete weirdo freaks. Yeah, totally.
I got to look up this guy's name, but I
thought about you should watch that. Okay, thank you, my
watch don't watch. Suggestion is teeth. I don't know if
anyone's seen at the Vagina Gin it's the real zom Beaver. Yeah. Absolutely.
(07:05):
I couldn't stop watching it, but I suggested to no one.
It's just actually it's blood curdling, kind of kind of shitty.
Guys lose their penises, it bites off, So okay, probably
I don't plan on watching it. Does she do it
maliciously like she's like, oh I I'm gonna get this
guy get in there. No, she doesn't really know how
to control it. So sometimes it's just an oopsies, you know,
(07:27):
like it's it's sometimes it's sometimes it's like a ship
you know what. Man, I'm real sorry about that. Sorry,
you're going to have to be in court. It holds
up in court that never happened. So embarrassing. Vagina ate
your dick. We're having an issue right now? What's that?
(07:48):
What's Brodie is? Can we hear Brodie Brodie talk? Hello?
Coming in coming? The whole time? Oh I said a
few things and nobody even and I thought maybe it
was a problem. Now we just ignored you. That's fine,
no problem there. Okay, what else did we want to tell?
(08:09):
Gandhi go? You like your other topic. Oh my other
topic was I wanted to hear because we know Sam
got engaged this weekend and we heard her proposal story.
I feel like that is the one story everybody loves
to tell. And there are so many married people and
engage people in this room. I thought, you guys can
all tell it. You know why I'm gonna call you out.
You know why Gandhi wanted to do this topic so
(08:29):
she wouldn't have to say anything. Why not when I
texted these things. You're supposed to keep it between us nates.
Never never delegating. That's just good delegating. Like Froggy Redden
me out with the fucking YouTube TV password. Thanks locked
up my email account. I can't get in there. I
knew there was a problem. By the way, when I
(08:50):
got that here enter this code, I'm like, and suddenly
you get that hot flash like he knows what I'm doing.
You didn't know that was coming now, No, no, we
once I started putting in the information and I'm like,
it's you know, it says your Google thing. I'm like,
I'll run the risk. I'll just sign in you. No,
that's the that's the code. You have to have. Factasion anyway,
(09:14):
Uh Dan, you know Scotty B. What's your proposal story?
Um it well it was New Year's Eve, sorry, New
Year's Eve. Um and Cubby, who used to work here,
would do the New Year's Eve show always, and uh
so I brought Amy into the studio with us after
we all went out for dinner or whatever. She was
just expecting a cool night and uh, at twelve o'clock
(09:37):
he stopped down the music and I did my thing.
So it was on the radio. New Year's Eve. Cool. Yeah, yeah,
Well she she was speechless for a moment, so I
was like, um, hello, you know. So it took her.
It took her a second to say yes, but it was.
It was. It was pretty cool, so romantic. I never
(10:00):
knew that brody. Uh. My wife had at the time
taken me for my birthday to Chicago to see a
Mets game, which was a big deal for me. I
always wanted to go to Rigulary Field in Chicago. And
then during the game, I've been planning on proposing but
didn't have a set way to do it yet. And
(10:22):
then during the game, a plane flew over that said
your ad here and a phone number, so I ran
to the was. It was a long time ago. But
I ran to the pay phone and I called the
number and I had them put my proposal on the banner.
And then the banner flew over the stadium and she
saw it and she spit her hot dog out. Literally.
(10:44):
I should know it was going to go the rest
of your life then, yeah, pretty much foreshadowing, yeah, exactly. Anyway,
other people got the hint, and people in this in
the in the section where chanting say yes, say yes,
And obviously she did. But it wasn't like a JumboTron thing.
It was a plane flying over and it was just
(11:04):
for the moment. I desperately wanted to propose and did
you no, that's the thing I didn't, So I then
proposed again on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, which was our
favorite place. I think that's even sweeter, and the moment
was way more important than having the ring or not.
I think that's beautiful. Yeah, yeah, I just desperately wanted
to propose, and I just saw it as a unique
(11:25):
way to do it, to fly a plane, and uh yeah.
Then I gave her the ring like a month later
at our our spot. From the time you called that
they landed the plane. No no, no, no, it's one
of those banners you throw out the back, so they
could pull it in and put lettering on it and
throw it back out. Got it look no because it
(11:47):
said your your aunt here, call now, So I'm like, oh,
I'll put my ad there. So it was maybe twenty minutes.
I didn't even know if they got the message because
I left the voicemail and I said, hey, if you
get this, I'll call you back and pay for it.
But I really want you to put the thing up.
So they didn't have a way to call me back.
I have a cell phone at the time, and so
the plane flew over, we proposed, and I called them
(12:10):
back and paid for Okay, who wants to ask the
inevitable following, Well, they I may have embellished that part
of the story. Well I did. The crowd had to
be chanting, say yes, it was pretty quick, Gandhi's pretty quick.
(12:35):
When that happens at stadiums and you don't know what's
going on, I just assume someone's getting kicked out of
the stadium at that point when when the crowd starts cheering,
and then you're like, oh, they got into a fight.
And they're escorting the mountain. Yeah, what about you? You
just got engaged the most recent ye like Sam, So
I said, marry me or I'll kill you. Very funny.
(12:55):
So I had the ring and I walked around with
it for I think three days and she I don't know.
We it wasn't a good time a month to ask
her something something really, So I had planned on doing
it in the city. So we was over Christmas vacation
and we went to the city and we went to
(13:15):
a couple of places when we went out to eat,
and I was going to do it in front of
the place where we met. And then we get there
and it just was like people and I smelled urine
and I'm like, I can't do it here. Love is
in the air. So then we went to another place
and then we got on the subway, which is the
first place I told her I loved it was on
the subway. This is a very romantic moment. And then
we get on there and the subway cars smelled like shit,
(13:37):
and I'm like here and it's like two days had
gone by, and then, you know, I wanted to do
it um, you know, over overbreak, you know. And then
she yelled. I was doing something up in our bedroom
and then she yelled to me like, hey, you know,
we gotta figure out our lease, right because we were
(13:58):
coming up on the end of our lease. And I'm like, well,
come up here, and she goes like, oh god, you know,
and he's typically one of these times where somebody's frustrated
and angry and they don't know it's coming. So I'm like, okay,
we'll get her now. So she's like, all right, well,
how long do you want to sign this lease for?
And I go how about forever? And I pulled the
ring out. Then she's, you know, instantly feels bad for
(14:19):
yelling at me. I want to signed the lease for
and then you know, she said, yes, you signed the lease.
Uh yeah, month to month expressive at a house. But
I think time is up, so we'll finish the rest
of y'all. Um, Yes, story for you. So you were
(14:45):
talking about personal stories here, scary did you propose? And
he left? But you can still here it happen, so
you have a story for tomorrow. By everybody
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