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Speaker 1: Toby and Chilly Mornings on Demand on ninety seven point one.
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Speaker 2: Why shout out good morning Toby and Chilly in the
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Speaker 2: morning on the Monday after the Big Game. I apologize
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Speaker 2: in advance for this half of the show, being exhausted, tired,
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Speaker 2: and ridiculously in need of sleep. But this is what
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Speaker 2: happens when adults make adult decisions to stay up late
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Speaker 2: at school nights. Yeah, and watch said America's pastime. Well,
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, that's baseball, I mean the Super Bowl.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, I had mentioned in top stories on Friday
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Speaker 3: that they were expecting twenty six point two million Americans
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Speaker 3: to skip school or work today, which, by the way,
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Speaker 3: which by the way, was an anticipated record breaker because
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Speaker 3: it was like twenty two point six million last year, right,
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Speaker 3: And I mean you and I we share these numbers
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Speaker 3: every year. If this is true, if twenty six million
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Speaker 3: people call out today or don't go five point two
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Speaker 3: billion dollars in lost productivity?
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Speaker 2: Do you think it's because of a bad Bunny's Super
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Speaker 2: Bowl halftime performance that people called up.
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Speaker 3: They we'll talk about that a little bit later. I
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Speaker 3: don't know, I don't know why, but people love people
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Speaker 3: really want the game on a Saturday, and you and
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Speaker 3: I are here, and that's why I'm feeling good.
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Speaker 4: That's rights right, we made it in I'm super Bowl.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm feeling good that I'm here, that I'm that
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Speaker 2: I'm alive, that I'm healthy, and even though I made
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Speaker 2: the mistake of staying up last night, I'm going to
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Speaker 2: try to shoulder on because that's what happens when you
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Speaker 2: make big boy and girl decisions that come back to
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Speaker 2: bite you in the behind on a Monday.
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Speaker 4: Why are you feeling good today?
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Speaker 2: As we get a new week and a new day
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Speaker 2: of the Hour hang.
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Speaker 5: Out Top Stories Top of the Hour.
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Speaker 3: The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl sixty champions. They dominated
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Speaker 3: the New England Patriots with the final of twenty nine
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Speaker 3: to thirteen. Running Back Kenneth Walker was named MVP of
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Speaker 3: the game. Today's show anchor Savannah Guthrie says her family
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Speaker 3: is willing to pay for their eighty four year old
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Speaker 3: mother's safe return. Reports of indicator that there is a
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Speaker 3: six million dollar ransom demand with a deadline of five
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Speaker 3: pm today. Members of Congress will begin reviewing unredacted copies
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Speaker 3: of more than three million files tied to Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 3: starting today. However, the DOJ is still withholding roughly two
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Speaker 3: and a half million pages. It was a very bittersweet
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Speaker 3: Sunday at the Olympics. Yesterday. Team USA celebrated its first
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Speaker 3: Winter Games medal as Breezy Johnson one gold in women's
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Speaker 3: downhill skiing, but the day was overshadowed by Lindsey Vaughn's crash,
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Speaker 3: which left her with a broken leg. Washington Post publisher
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Speaker 3: Will Lewis is stepping down as CEO and publisher, just
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Speaker 3: days after the newspaper announced major layoffs that cut about
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Speaker 2: And that's the news with Toby and Chilly in the morning.
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Speaker 4: We're next.
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Speaker 2: Well, take a second to talk about you and your headspace.
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Speaker 4: How you doing this Monday morning? Win or lose? Last night?
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Speaker 2: You might feel some sort of way, and we found
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Speaker 2: something that we think may just help your morning mindset.
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Speaker 4: Words that we hope will inspire on the way. In minutes.
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Speaker 2: Ninety seven point one Wash FM, Toby and Chilly in
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Speaker 2: the morning on this Monday, win or lose. You might
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Speaker 2: be feeling some sort of way this Monday morning as
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Speaker 2: you shake off Super Bowl Sunday and get ready for
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Speaker 2: a brand new week in the nation's capital. If you
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Speaker 2: are feeling some sort of way, We've got some words
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Speaker 2: to inspire you, we hope.
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Speaker 3: Right now it's our morning mindset. The quote is by
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Speaker 3: whom today.
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Speaker 2: For our Lady Margaret Thatcher, pivotal, pivotal force in history.
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Speaker 2: She says, you may have to fight a battle more
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Speaker 2: than once to win it. You may have to fight
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Speaker 2: a battle more than once to win it, says Lady
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Speaker 2: Margaret Thatcher. And what this means to you and I
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Speaker 2: I think is that progress isn't always in a straight line.
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Speaker 2: It's not always linear, right, But every time you fight,
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Speaker 2: it refines your strength. So remember that if you feel
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Speaker 2: like you're finding things repetitively, it makes you stronger, and
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Speaker 2: it does. Progress isn't always just as easy as a
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Speaker 2: straight line. Margaret Thatcher, with your morning mindset for this
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Speaker 2: Monday morning. Hopefully it helps. If it does, share it
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Speaker 2: And of course, if you've got some words that have
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Speaker 2: inspired you, we would love to hear those, So feel
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Speaker 2: free to reach out to Chilly or myself and we
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Speaker 2: could feature what you've shared with us tomorrow in this space.
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Speaker 4: With your morning mindset, now.
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Speaker 2: Stay with us because coming up next is Tobya Chilli
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Speaker 2: in the Morning continues.
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Speaker 3: Now you said off the air a few minutes ago. Man,
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Speaker 3: your body is not built like it used to be.
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Speaker 4: No, not at all.
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Speaker 3: It got me thinking, like, you know, what age do
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Speaker 3: you wish you could go back to where you felt
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Speaker 3: like you were, maybe at your physical best.
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Speaker 2: I know post is a very good question. Yeah, this
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Speaker 2: should be a very good conversation. We will have that
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Speaker 2: next and if you want to get involved, you know
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Speaker 2: When you got up this morning and you got out
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Speaker 2: of bed, did you feel some sort of something in
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Speaker 2: a joint somewhere? Maybe your back was a little sore,
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Speaker 2: and you were like, oh, I didn't used to feel
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Speaker 2: this way back. When When would that age be? And
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Speaker 2: that brings up today's question, what age do you wish
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Speaker 2: you could permanently stay at? And why ninety seven point
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Speaker 2: numbers eight six, six, nine two, seven forty three sixty one.
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Speaker 3: I can see why you're asking that. I mean, you've
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Speaker 3: had three knee surgeries in the last six months, and
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Speaker 3: you're dealing with some other health issues. So I mean,
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Speaker 3: if I were you, I'd be missing a certain time
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Speaker 3: in my life. And what would that age have been
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Speaker 3: for you?
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Speaker 4: Exactly twenty seven? Chilling.
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Speaker 3: Oh that's nice.
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Speaker 2: Everything personally and professionally seemed to be going fine. I
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Speaker 2: even had my hair, I didn't shave it, And what
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Speaker 2: about you?
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Speaker 3: Thirty four? I like the age thirty four, not because
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Speaker 3: it was some special time in my life, but because
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Speaker 3: I think thirty four is a good number where you're
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Speaker 3: not too young. Mean, you've had some wisdom behind you,
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Speaker 3: you've got some experience, you're pretty established in your career
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Speaker 3: for the most part, and you've got a lot of
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Speaker 3: years ahead of you in theory. So thirty four is good.
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Speaker 3: And to be honest, I kind of think I'm thirty four,
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Speaker 3: like mentally feel that way.
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Speaker 2: I had somebody tell me once that it's because we
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Speaker 2: have kids. It forces us to be young. We have
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Speaker 2: to relate to what they relate to. We have to
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Speaker 2: be able to see things through their own and.
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Speaker 3: I had him very late in life, so you're right.
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Speaker 3: A lot of my mom friends are in their thirties,
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Speaker 3: not in their fifties like I am because my son
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Speaker 3: is twelve.
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Speaker 4: That's right.
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Speaker 2: So if you're feeling some sort of way but you
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Speaker 2: Over here, Mikaela, good morning. Thank you for listening to
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Speaker 2: us in Kensington today. What age do you wish you
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Speaker 2: could stay permanently?
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Speaker 4: And why?
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Speaker 3: I would love to be sixteen again and just be
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Speaker 3: able to not have responsibilities and still be able to, like,
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Speaker 3: you know, sneak out of the house and go to
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Speaker 3: a party.
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Speaker 4: Wow, you're brave.
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Speaker 2: What kind of planet were you living on where at
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Speaker 2: sixteen you got to sneak out and go to parties?
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Speaker 3: Wait, she didn't get to sneak out. She just did
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Speaker 3: sneak out. There's a bit different.
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Speaker 2: If I tried to pull that on my parents, they
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Speaker 2: would have given me that old Texas tough love, if
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Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
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Speaker 3: Although I like Mikaela's reasoning, like you really don't have
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Speaker 3: many responsibilities at that age us.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for sharing that with Eight sixty six nine
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Speaker 2: Thank you for the news this morning, Chilliamar. Remember tell
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Speaker 2: of the hour with ninety seven point one wash FM,
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Speaker 2: Toby and Chilly in the morning, and you get to
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Speaker 2: join in interesting conversations like this morning's conversation about the
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Speaker 2: age you wish you could stay permanently and why everybody
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Speaker 2: has that one age they wish they could go back to,
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Speaker 2: because the aches and pains of getting older are a
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Speaker 2: real thing, y'all. Eight sixty six ninet two seven forty
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Speaker 2: in you joined the conversation next eight six six nine
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Speaker 2: two seven forty three sixty one is the number, and
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Speaker 2: me and Chilly in the morning. So if you're signed
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Speaker 2: in TAPS, speak and send us your thoughts. What age
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Speaker 2: would you like to be permanently stuck at? And why
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Speaker 2: everybody has that age? Chili thirty four?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought it was a good time in my life.
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Speaker 3: And I know that this all came up because since
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Speaker 3: you're going through some physical things, you remember the last
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Speaker 3: time you felt physically your best was when you were
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Speaker 3: twenty seven.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and I had all of my hair, real hair. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: and your knee joints were fine that too. Eight six
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Speaker 2: six ninetwo seven forty three sixty one. Here comes Leslie.
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Speaker 2: Good morning Leslie in Tyson's what's the age?
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Speaker 4: And why thirty five?
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Speaker 3: And why do you pick that one?
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Speaker 6: I don't know when you're when you're twenty two, Like
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Speaker 6: everything is a drama. Everything is like the end of
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Speaker 6: the world. And I think by the time I was
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Speaker 6: thirty five, even though I didn't look.
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Speaker 3: Quite like I looked when I was twenty two, Like.
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Speaker 4: At least I was happier with myself, Leslie, thank you
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Speaker 4: for the call.
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Speaker 2: Isn't that kind of what matters most? You know how
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Speaker 2: you feel about yourself, and the older you get, the
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Speaker 2: less you know what you give. So I'm with you
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Speaker 2: on that one eight six, six, nine, two three sixty
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Speaker 2: one is our number, the age you wish you could
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Speaker 2: stay at forever? And why in only good morning, Andrea,
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Speaker 2: I'd love to.
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Speaker 6: Be stuck at eighteen like permanently.
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Speaker 3: Ooh, okay, painful for me, but why was it so
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Speaker 3: great for you?
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Speaker 6: Her last Billy reasons. I was a size too, I
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Speaker 6: had an amazing car, my fake ID was on point,
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Speaker 6: you know, and I'd just gotten out of high school,
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Speaker 6: so like my responsibilities were basically nil. Honestly, that was
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Speaker 6: just a really good time for me, and I like
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Speaker 6: the fact that I could be carefree and irresponsible still.
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Speaker 2: The fake ID being on point, you know the important things, Chili.
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Speaker 3: And she could be irresponsible because she felt invincible at
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Speaker 3: that home.
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Speaker 2: That's what you all feel WHOA eight sixty six nine
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Speaker 2: two seven forty three sixty one. If you want to
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Speaker 2: add your voice to the chorus of why you would
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Speaker 2: want to be stuck at a certain age in life
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Speaker 2: as opposed to, you know, the converse, which is getting older.
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Speaker 2: Give us a call if you want to, or tap
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Speaker 2: the talk back microphone and stay right there because coming
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Speaker 2: up next with Toby and Chilly in the Morning.
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Speaker 3: There's a viral trend where men apparently are keeping secret
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Speaker 3: notes about their partners. I want to ask you and
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Speaker 3: our producer Crash if you guys tend to do this,
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Speaker 3: and we'll talk more about it coming up in just
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Speaker 3: a few minutes on ninety seven point one wash FM,
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Speaker 3: tell me a.
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Speaker 4: Chilly in the Morning.
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Speaker 2: It's ninety seven point one wash FM. Chili hasn't covered
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Speaker 2: an interesting trend she wants to share with us myself,
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Speaker 2: and we've asked our producer Crash to join us for
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Speaker 2: this because it apparently involves guys.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it does.
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Speaker 7: So.
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Speaker 3: There's a viral Instagram post that was put up by
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Speaker 3: this girl named Jessica, and she exposed a surprisingly wholesome
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Speaker 3: habit among some men where they keep detailed no about
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Speaker 3: their partners where guys track lists of everything from a
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Speaker 3: woman's favorite flower, their girlfriend's favorite restaurant, to their favorite snack,
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Speaker 3: little things so that they don't forget. And I wanted
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Speaker 3: to ask you, gentlemen, if you keep some notes about
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Speaker 3: your significant others, or if you've ever done that, Toby,
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Speaker 3: I'll start with you.
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Speaker 2: Not notes, but I commit things to memory that are important.
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Speaker 2: I remember things from conversations that we have or experience
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Speaker 2: as we share. Sure, and if she makes it a
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Speaker 2: point to say something profound about something, I remember that, Hey,
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Speaker 2: she really likes that or this is very important to her.
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Speaker 3: You don't have to write it down. No, uh, Crash, No,
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Speaker 3: absolutely not. You don't either. No I don't either. I
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Speaker 3: don't think my husband has to write anything down. But
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Speaker 3: I have to say if I ever came across, like
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Speaker 3: on his notes app or on a piece of paper,
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Speaker 3: some things I may have mentioned that he wrote down
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Speaker 3: to remember, I would be kind of honestly tickled by it.
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Speaker 3: I would think that was a really cute. Why are
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Speaker 3: you making that face, Crash? Why do you you don't
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Speaker 3: think it's.
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Speaker 4: You wouldn't like it?
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Speaker 7: You wouldn't Why because I'm not a science project and
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Speaker 7: the reason my wife was the one was she didn't
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Speaker 7: have to take notes.
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Speaker 4: I didn't have to take notes on her.
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Speaker 7: The things that were important to me were important to her,
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Speaker 7: and vice versa. We shared everything together, We lived those
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Speaker 7: moments together and made each other the best versions of ourselves.
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Speaker 4: We didn't need to take notes on that.
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Speaker 6: All right, I do.
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Speaker 3: Agree, Okay, very nice. I get your point. If it
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Speaker 3: really matters to me, you've got to commit it to memory.
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Speaker 2: I'm kind of torn on this whole trend of chili
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Speaker 2: because I can see good in both sides. I mean,
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Speaker 2: if it's working for your relationship and your spouse is
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Speaker 2: keeping positive notes, hey, at least it's not a snitch list,
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Speaker 2: you know, like the things you do wrong, Keep doing
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Speaker 2: what you're doing. As long as your relationships good and
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Speaker 2: you're both happy, that's what counts most. If you want
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Speaker 2: to read more about this, you can the breakdown the
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Speaker 2: Toby and chilipage at waschfm dot com Chili what we
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Speaker 3: to thirteen, claiming their second Super Bowl championship. Running Back
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Speaker 3: Kenneth Walker earned MVP honors. Meanwhile, in case you were wondering, yes,
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Speaker 3: that was a real couple that got married during Bad
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Speaker 3: Bunnies halftime performance. In other news, Today's Show anchor Savannah
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Speaker 3: Guthrie says her family is willing to pay for their
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Speaker 3: eighty four year old mother's safe return. Reports have indicated
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Speaker 3: there is a six million dollar ransom demand with a
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Speaker 3: deadline of five pm today. D C Water says repairs
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Speaker 3: to the collapse Potomac Interceptor sewer near Glen Echo will
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Speaker 3: take an extra four to six weeks after cruise encountered
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Speaker 3: a rock dam that's blocking the site. While water quality
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Speaker 3: tests show very high E. Coli near the break, officials
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Speaker 3: say that drinking water remains safe. A group of Buddhist
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Speaker 3: monks who began a month's long walk toward DC is
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Speaker 3: set to reach Alexandria today. They're going to be speaking
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Speaker 3: near christ Church right around noon and will receive a
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Speaker 3: proclamation from Mayor Aliah Gaskins before continuing into DC tomorrow. Well,
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Speaker 3: Team USA celebrated its first Winter Games medal yesterday. Is
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Speaker 3: Breezy Johnson won gold in women's downhill skiing, but the
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Speaker 3: day was overshadowed by Lindsey Vaughn's crash, which we left
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Speaker 3: her with a broken leg. Meanwhile, the opening ceremony coverage
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Speaker 3: attracted twenty one point four million viewers Friday, marking a
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Speaker 3: thirty four percent increase from Beijing's twenty twenty two Winter
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Speaker 3: Games opener. And new research shows many Americans are using
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Speaker 3: their cars as mobile storage, while forty six percent say
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Speaker 3: their vehicles are tidy, a third admit embarrassment over clutter,
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Speaker 3: which can include anything from clothes, food wrappers, decorations, and
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Speaker 3: even collectibles. Forecasts for today will have Partley, Cloudy's Guys
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Speaker 3: highs around thirty two right now, though thirteen in Arlington.
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Speaker 5: Shelby and Chilli's nearly Impossible.
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Speaker 2: Question Pitbull August nineteenth. He's in town, want to go.
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Speaker 2: We got tickets next to Live Nation. Here's the question.
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Speaker 3: Less than twenty five percent of people do this consistently.
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Speaker 3: Less than twenty five percent of people do this consistently.
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Speaker 3: What is it?
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Speaker 4: From Monday.
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Speaker 5: Toby and Chilly's nearly impossible question.
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Speaker 3: It's Monday morning and the question is less than twenty
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Speaker 3: five percent of people apparently do this consistently. It is
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Speaker 4: What is it?
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Live Nation. Pitbull's coming to Jiffy Lube Live
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Speaker 2: in August. If you want to go to the show,
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Speaker 6: I'm great?
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Speaker 5: How are you.
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Speaker 2: Wonder Welcome to the show from the Land that is
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Speaker 2: Wild and Wonderful, West Virginia. So you've got the question
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Speaker 2: for the tickets to go see Pittbull. What's your guess.
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Speaker 3: Makes the bed? Oh so you think less than twenty
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Speaker 3: five percent of people consistently make their bed? Are Are
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Speaker 3: you somebody who does it consistently or no, we do
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Speaker 3: do it, but we kind of have a cheat meth
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Speaker 3: that we don't have that bottom sheet on there, so
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Speaker 3: it makes a heck of a lot easier.
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Speaker 6: You just kind of throw the comforter over the pillow.
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Speaker 2: Sure, you just kind of pull it up. Yeah, I
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Speaker 2: feel you. That's more than I did this morning, ma'am.
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Speaker 2: I'll admit it.
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Speaker 6: Well, you know that's all right.
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Speaker 2: I'll admit it. I'll admit it, but I'll also admit
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Speaker 4: Yes, that's awesome.
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Speaker 6: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 4: Now we're gonna let you go so you can go
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Speaker 6: Okay, appreciate it, and you can start yours.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, right when I get home.
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Speaker 7: Yep.
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Speaker 2: More tickets to see Pittbull tomorrow morning with another round
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Speaker 3: Up a story we think will make your Monday. It's
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Speaker 3: about a mobile shower in the DC area, offering people
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Speaker 3: with dignity.
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Speaker 4: Don't miss it, it is minutes away.
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Speaker 2: Toby it till you in the morning here at ninety
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Speaker 2: seven point one wash FM with a story that we
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Speaker 2: think might just to make your Monday, and it'll definitely
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Speaker 2: of outreach rolling through the DC area and it's bringing
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Speaker 2: something that many people take for granted, a hot shower chilling.
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Speaker 3: It's a retrofitted trailer from Pathway Homes and what they're
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Speaker 3: doing is they're traveling to places where there's a big
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Speaker 3: homeless population when they're offering private shower stalls, sinks, hygiene kits,
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Speaker 3: and clean water. And their goal is to meet people
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Speaker 3: where they are and give them a chance to feel clean,
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Speaker 3: cared for and human again.
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Speaker 2: There are so many who are unhoused and they go
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Speaker 2: for weeks or months without access to a shower or
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Speaker 2: warm water, and that's why the team behind this project,
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Speaker 2: they say that that basic thing warm water, can make
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Speaker 2: a big difference, not just for health, but for dignity
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Speaker 2: and for hope.
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Speaker 3: The mobile unit is already operating a few days a
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Speaker 3: week and they plan to expand service and provide hundreds
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Speaker 3: of showers every single month.
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Speaker 2: And how do they make this happen well, donations, partnerships
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Speaker 2: with churches, can community groups, all of these organizations working
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Speaker 2: together to reach people who need it the most where
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Speaker 2: they are and in a city where there are hundreds
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Speaker 2: that live outside organizers. They say that these simple moments
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Speaker 2: of care can help people to start rebuilding their lives.
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Speaker 3: You can learn more about this program from Pathway Homes.
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Speaker 3: Just go to the Toby and Chili page at washfm
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Speaker 2: Thank you for a story that really does make our Monday.
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Speaker 2: Stay there, We've got even more stories for you in
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Speaker 3: The Seattle Seahawks dominated the New England Patriots and last
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Speaker 3: night Super Bowl. Who's got the latest song with that
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Speaker 3: story and others on the Way with Toby and Chili
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Speaker 5: Top Stories Top of the Hour.
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Speaker 3: The Seattle Seahawks dominated the New England Patriots twenty nine
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Speaker 3: to thirteen last night to become the Super Bowl champions.
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Speaker 3: Seattle running back Kenneth Walker was named MVP. Today, anchor
24:32
Speaker 3: Savannah Guthrie made an emotional plea as authorities continue to
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Speaker 3: search for her missing mother. In a video released over
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Speaker 3: the weekend, Savannah and her siblings offered to pay any
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Speaker 3: ransom to insure their eighty four year old mother's safe return.
24:47
Speaker 3: DC police arrested two teenage suspects in connection with a
24:51
Speaker 3: Friday afternoon shooting near Union Station that left a fifteen
24:55
Speaker 3: year old boy hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Officers
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Speaker 3: were covered firearm at the scene. Meanwhile, DC Health has
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Speaker 3: confirmed multiple measles cases and is now warning the public
25:06
Speaker 3: about possible exposures at a dozen locations across the city,
25:11
Speaker 3: including at large events and public spaces. Virginia Governor Abigail
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Speaker 3: Spanberger has signed her first bills, sending several proposed constitutional
25:21
Speaker 3: amendments to Virginia voters. The measures include possible new congressional maps,
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Speaker 3: protections for reproductive rights in marriage equality, and restored voting
25:30
Speaker 3: rights for some felons. It was a mixed day for
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Speaker 3: Team USA at the Winter Olympics. Breezy Johnson won gold
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Speaker 3: in women's downhill for the American's first medal, but Lindsey
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Speaker 3: Vaughan crashed hard during her run and was airlifted with
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Speaker 3: a broken leg and platonic Valentine's cards to friends and
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Speaker 3: family have risen thirty percent in the past year, with
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Speaker 3: friends now receiving nearly one in five orders. Gen Z
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Speaker 3: and young women are leading the shift towards park nerve
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Speaker 3: free celebrations. Forecast today partly cloudy, sky, still cold, highs
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Speaker 3: around thirty two Right now fourteen in Hyattsville.
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Speaker 2: Top stories at the top of the hour, The news
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Speaker 4: We're next.
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Speaker 2: We're going to talk about the elephant in the room,
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Speaker 2: as it were, the super Bowl. That's right, the most
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Speaker 2: watched event on the planet happened yesterday. We had a
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Speaker 2: friendly wager, well I wouldn't say a wager between Chile
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Speaker 2: and I, but we did pick our winners.
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Speaker 4: How did we do?
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Speaker 2: Also some of the commercials, some of the highlights, the
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Speaker 2: halftime performance, big plays. We'll talk about all of it
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Speaker 2: next at ninety seven point one wash FL. The Big
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Speaker 2: Game otherwise known as the Super Bowl. Seahawks fans, congratulations,
26:49
Speaker 2: Patriots fans, There's always next year. That kind of sums
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Speaker 2: up pretty much the sport of the game. I will
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Speaker 2: say that what really I really loved most about the
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Speaker 2: game was all of the stuff going on around it,
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Speaker 2: from Green Day performing to open the game, and then
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Speaker 2: of course there's the halftime show.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Bad Money was just impressive.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean a lot of people were curious about
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Speaker 3: how that was going to go. And the only complaints
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Speaker 3: that I really read online where they didn't understand what
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Speaker 3: he was saying because it was all in Spanish. And
27:22
Speaker 3: they wish they had subtitles. I'm like, you know, I
27:23
Speaker 3: don't know what they say in an opera, but I
27:25
Speaker 3: can still enjoy the opera.
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Speaker 2: That's right, And I enjoyed the opera like that was
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Speaker 2: such a well done halftime performance that even though I
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Speaker 2: didn't understand most of the language, I understood what he
27:39
Speaker 2: was trying to convey. So I understood the entire feeling
27:43
Speaker 2: of Puerto Rico coming to life on that field. And
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Speaker 2: I really liked the end when he, you know, he
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Speaker 2: mentioned every Latin American country, the United States and Canada
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Speaker 2: and said we are Americ now.
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Speaker 3: They had Lady Gaga as a surprise performance. They had
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Speaker 3: also Ricky Mark on the stage, and then in the
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Speaker 3: background there were celebrities like Jessica Alba, Cardi b and
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Speaker 3: Pedro Pascal. Like you weren't imagining those things, they actually
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Speaker 3: were in the background. And the wedding that was part
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Speaker 3: of the whole performance was a real life wedding. That
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Speaker 3: couple actually got married. Initially, they had invited Bad Bunny
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Speaker 3: to their wedding because they're such fans, and he kind
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Speaker 3: of surprised them and said, why don't you just come
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Speaker 3: to the super Bowl be part of our show.
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Speaker 4: That's just huge.
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Speaker 3: He signed their marriage certificate like he was a witness.
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Speaker 6: It was.
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Speaker 3: Now, that is a very memorable marriage right there.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it is.
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Speaker 2: And I love the part two where he gave the
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Speaker 2: five year old kid his Grammy Award. Right that was
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Speaker 2: just such a cool I mean, from beginning to end,
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Speaker 2: that was just a great, a great performance for half time.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's going to rank up there in the
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Speaker 2: top ten, I think, just because nobody expected it and
28:51
Speaker 2: it just came out of nowhere in impressed. Now you notice,
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Speaker 2: Chili and I have not really talked about the commercials.
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Speaker 3: No, because honestly, there's not one that stands out. Well,
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Speaker 3: it's not like the old days, Toby Will that's all
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Speaker 3: we would be talking about the day after.
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Speaker 2: The only one I liked was the Backstreet Boys, and
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Speaker 2: that's about it.
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Speaker 4: Yep.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, if you love something about the Big Game,
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Speaker 2: Zobe had Tilly in the morning. It is ninety seven
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Speaker 2: point one wash FM. Hopefully you didn't miss this in
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Speaker 2: the hubbub of the Super Bowl. But you know there's
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Speaker 2: another massive sporting event, global sporting event that got underway
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Speaker 2: this weekend, the Winter Olympics.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, do you know? This is the largest US Winter
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Speaker 3: Olympic teams ever with more than two hundred and thirty.
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Speaker 2: Athletes, which begs the question, Yeah, we're gonna get more metals,
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Speaker 2: and that is what we will all be riveted watching
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Speaker 2: the networks.
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Speaker 4: Of NBC and streaming.
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Speaker 2: To find out. How do you feel about the Winter Olympics.
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Speaker 2: It's ninety seven point one wash FM. Did you enjoy
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Speaker 2: all the music over the weekend. It's ninety seven point
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Speaker 3: Every Friday at five pm we kick off our best
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Speaker 3: Before we leave, we want to leave you with a
30:38
Speaker 3: quote to get you into a good morning mindset to
30:41
Speaker 3: start a new work week.
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Speaker 2: From Margaret Thatcher, who used to be the Prime Minister
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Speaker 2: of England. She says, you may have to fight a
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Speaker 2: battle more than once to win it. Keep that in
30:50
Speaker 2: mind today. I'm not sure what you're facing, but maybe
30:53
Speaker 2: it might seem like an endless battle, or maybe you're
30:56
Speaker 2: fighting that same battle again. We'll remember you may have
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Speaker 2: to fight it more than once just to win it,
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Speaker 2: because progress isn't always linear. Fights. Refine your strength, refine
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Speaker 2: your strength. Have a great Monday. Thank you for letting
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Speaker 2: us be a part of it, and we will talk.
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Speaker 4: To you tomorrow.
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