Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - 3/18/17 Jeff Fisher Show Hr. 1: Cars and Cops
Episode Date: March 18, 2017Jeffy gives an update on his new car, police shut down a highway and search everyone's car looking for a criminal on the run and we get a lesson in bartering with old men.Follow Jeffy on Twitter: @Jef...fyMRALike Jeffy on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JeffFisherRadioFollow Jeffy on Instagram: @jeffymra Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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I can't remember what my...
I know I have a Snapchat account because my children play with it all the time.
Look, Dad, look at this filter.
Uh-huh, get my phone back.
But I don't, I think it's at Jeff EMRA, actually.
I think it is Jeff EMRA at Snapchat.
I'll have to check that out.
I'll check the app during the break.
I don't, you know, come on with the Snapchat.
I mean, it's just the filters, right?
You're just putting horns on everybody's head and ha-ha-ha-ha.
Right?
Right.
So it's been a busy week.
I really don't know where to head.
I've got a few fantastic stories that I'll give you an update on the automobile
that we talked about last week.
I'll give you an update of this NFL.
I think I teased it last week.
It's a fascinating story about where the NFL is kind of headed
and how they're getting beat up for their use of pain killers and drugs
and how they, you know, it's just fascinating.
and what's going to happen eventually
is they're just going to shut the NFL down.
And if that's what they want,
God bless you.
But I don't think you really do want that.
I don't think you really do, but we'll see.
And we had a busy week in politics.
I mean, I don't even want to go there.
I mean, there was a couple of cool things.
The Trump with the, is it Angela?
Is it Angie?
Is it Angela?
Is it Angela?
Is it Angela?
Is it Merkel?
from Germany.
I mean, really, seriously.
Is it A?
Is it Ange?
Does Trump call her Ange?
You know Trump calls her Ange.
You know he does.
Ange.
Come here, we got a photo op.
You know he does.
You know he does.
So they're sitting there in whatever room they're sitting in for their photo op.
And he will not even barely look at her.
Then all the photographers and the other press are shake hands.
And he's ignoring them.
He won't say anything.
And you see Ange
I think they want us to have a handshy
And Trump's like
I'll get a good shot
Send it back to Germany
Make us look good
And then you hear the
Photographers and all the press
Handshake, handshake
What are a handshake?
Not a chance
Trump won't even look at her
I mean it's kind of embarrassing
I'm kind of embarrassed for her
Because she's like
Dude we just shake my hand
You know we're just sitting here
Shake the hand for the photo up
Like we do all the time
no way.
He's a fine president of the United States
and he's representing this country great
and he's going to make America great again.
No question about it.
I'm just in love with him.
And we've got,
he's got his,
he brought out a whole mess of people
that were all full of nose that are now yeses,
but it's still not enough,
Don, still not enough.
These are all the nose that are now yeses.
for my health care plan.
You're going to get a passed on?
Oh, yeah.
We're going to make America great again.
I just heard a clip from his weekend radio show.
It's really good.
It's really good.
He's the best.
One thing that he did happen this week, though,
that was actually really good.
And it made me smile and it made me happy.
And this is one of the things that you like about President Trump, right?
is that, you know, he doesn't believe in a lot of things that, you know, you really shouldn't believe in, which is good.
Now, he believes in a lot of things that you really shouldn't believe in, too, which is a big problem.
I'm not quite sure which road I like, but when he does something that you really like, he makes you feel good about it.
And that's why he's where he's at because he's done, you know, he does stuff you don't like and he goes, yeah, but.
Okay, sure.
yeah, but then there's this.
And so his budget
director,
America's first budget,
you know, the skinny budget that was just put out.
Mick Mulvaney was at the press conference,
one of the daily press previews,
and he was talking about it.
He was questioned about the cuts in science and climate change.
Let's deal with them separately.
On science, we're going to function,
we're going to focus on the core function.
There's reductions, for example, I think, in the NIH, National Institutes for Health.
Why?
Thank you.
Why?
Because we think there's been mission creep.
We think they do things that are outside their core functions.
We think there's tremendous opportunity for savings.
We recommend, for example, that a couple of facilities be combined, and there'd be cost savings from that.
Again, this comes back to the president's business person view of government, which is if you took over this as a CEO, and you look at this on a spreadsheet and go, why do we have all of these facilities?
Why do we have seven when we can do the same job with three?
Won't that save money?
And the answer is yes.
So part of your answer is focusing on efficiencies and focusing on doing what we do better.
Regarding the question as to climate change, I think the president was fairly straightforward.
We're not spending money on that anymore.
We consider that to be a waste of your money to go out and do that.
So that is a specific tie to his campaign.
Nice.
And see, that's when you, warms your heart.
Warms your heart when you hear that.
And then, you know, he does something that doesn't warm your heart.
You think, oh, God, what he's.
So it's a good thing.
He's going to make America great again, right?
Now, I heard earlier, the host that comes on prior to this broadcast,
the pregame show, Michael Pelcom, who is now doing, what's he doing for us now?
He's on the air.
So he's on the air more than me now.
He's on 11 to 2, Monday through Friday, no, noon to 3, Eastern, right?
Noon to 3 Eastern on the Blaze Radio Network.
And then we do a replay of him, 7 to 10 Eastern on the Blaze Radio Network.
My God.
What are we doing?
Anyway, he, because Buck Sexton, of course, moved to the Premier Radio Networks,
and Buck is on for us, 10 to 1 Eastern, which you can hear on the Blaze Radio Network.
So, I mean, Apelka is just filling in.
he'll be back to his regular live spot
when the actual
Buck section replacement happens
Don't get me stuff I don't even want to see
You're gonna make me walk down this line
And this is gonna get me in trouble so
I'm not gonna go there with you
Okay just know I'm just telling you what the schedule is now
Okay
You doc
Glenn
Mike
Chris
Pat and Stu
Mike
Replay, Buck Sexton Live.
Or Buck Sexton, new, daily, from 10 to 1.
And then we give you Glenn replay again, Patton's due replay again, you're back to
Doc again.
That's your Monday through Friday 24-7, okay?
Well, 24-5.
Six.
Something like that.
24-6.
Sunday's a little different.
Do we go into that schedule for you, too?
No.
So a lot's going on.
A lot's happening and I can't, you know, the car thing, I could go into that.
Okay, we'll give you the update on the car.
Because last, it's been, you know, last week was, I kicked it off with it.
Might as well let you know where it stands.
So I decide that if they call me back, I'm going to keep the car.
So I send an email and I tag everyone that I dealt with because I, well, whenever I dealt
with anybody at the car dealership, I took one of their little business cards, just stuck it in my pocket.
And it was in the envelope. So I just tagged them all with their email. And then I tagged the general
manager. I sent the general manager, he was all by himself, and then I tagged everybody else.
So I got an email back from the GM that said, hey, I'm out, I'm out of town. Here's two people
that, you know, you need to email if you need help. I reset the email and tagged them. They had them
at the front with everyone else retagged again, including the gym.
And so, miraculously, one of those people called me.
I thought it was a fairly nice email.
I wasn't being too angry.
I was just explaining the issue.
And I reminded them that I was still in my five-day window of just returning this
thing and throwing it in their lap.
And I couldn't quite understand a couple of things.
And they were kind enough to call me back.
It's my understanding.
They called me back the morning of the fifth day.
Huh.
Funny how that worked out.
So anyway, I talked to him, and my understanding is, all right?
And I decided if they call me back, I'm keeping the car.
I'll keep the car.
Because I figure that they want to get the issue resolved of the steering shaft
I can't think what the stupid thing is now
It's the steering shaft
Intermediate Coupler
That's what it is
And so
Plus, oh I found something else out too
So I found something else
Plus as I'm in the car
I'm sitting and I look down and I think
I remember for a fact
Looking at this car with my wife
and seeing that they still had an ashtray and a cigarette lighter.
And I remember, because we joked about it.
We said, boy, that's a, you know, you're not getting those.
Those are gone now, right?
But there's an ashtray and a cigarette lighter.
The cigarette lighter is missing.
What the hell?
Is that a safety feature now, too?
Does the cleaning crew, you know, the, hey, we make the car look brand new,
when it really is it, make the car look brand new,
and we detail it, and they do, really, they do a great job.
And they take the cigarette lighter?
Is that the safety feature as well?
So anyway.
And the, whatever the general manager's helper.
Sure he'll appreciate that title.
I don't remember his title.
But it was at the car dealership, Auto Nation.
And he said that he wanted to, you know,
the general manager,
I sent me an email
because I didn't,
the first call he called,
when you know what I missed,
it went right to voicemail.
Man, if I'd only seen the call come in.
And so then he sent me an email after that
and he said that, you know, we needed a touch base.
And he was really, really nice.
And, you know, get the, when I talk to him,
when I personally talk to him,
he said, well, you know, when the plates come in,
because I've got the paper plates,
because heaven forbid you get to transfer plates in Texas.
No, there's no state income tax, but we got to nail you for every inch of something new.
Did I say that out loud?
And so when you get any kind of new car, you got to get new plates.
There's no transferring.
There's none of that.
The old plates get thrown in the trash.
I guess it keeps the inmates working and, you know,
it keeps you from not having to pay state income tax.
Okay.
And so I'm waiting for the new plates to come in.
And he said, when the new plates come in, find me, come in, we'll get this thing worked out.
So it's still not fixed.
All right.
Still not fixed.
It still is the annoying noise that it makes.
Other than that, it's been great.
You know, other than an annoying noise, that's not a safety issue, but probably is.
And other than my cigarette lighter missing, do you smoke in the car, Jeff?
No.
Do you ever use?
I don't know.
I don't know if I'd ever use it, but it should be there.
And another thing that I didn't complain about that I'm complaining about to you.
Okay?
I went out of my way to bring back both sets of keys to my trade in,
which is probably going to get put in a trash compactor anyway
that drove that other car into the ground, both two sets of keys.
So when I pick up the car, he hands me one key with the key, you know,
with the key fob and one key.
I'm like, you know, kind of, what do you think?
Second key, okay?
There's going to be an extra key hanging in the garage?
Oh, you know, we got a, sometimes they don't bring two back.
Okay, well, maybe we, I don't know, make one.
Make one.
Because the sales guy looks at it and he goes, oh, that's one of those cheaper ones.
You get those pretty good price.
Yeah, go get one.
Anyway, so when it gets fixed or when a new information comes, I'll let you know.
But the people at Auto Nation right now, I'm not mad at them.
They've done what they're supposed to do.
They came through.
They answered me in a timely fashion.
They talked to me.
They were very polite, very nice.
Wanted to get the situation resolved.
We'll see if the follow-through actually happens.
I hope it does.
I want to continue to do business with them.
As a matter of fact, there's no reason why they shouldn't advertise on this broadcast.
Because they're going to get some free advertising whether they wanted or not.
And I want it to be for the best.
Corona Nation, the franchise here in Fort Worth Metroplex.
Something else, that stupid car too that really ticked me off.
But now I care of what it was.
They didn't have anything to do with them.
What wasn't?
Oh, you know.
The detailing people.
They don't make enough money.
They make those cars look so good.
And then after a couple of days, you start going, hey, wait a minute.
I didn't see that dent.
Hey, wait a minute.
When did that crack happen?
I don't know what they do, but you don't pay the detailing people enough money.
Because when you look at it and just parked at it, oh, look at that.
There's nothing wrong with it.
A couple days after detailing.
Ooh.
Man.
Maybe I should just get it detailed every other way.
This is the Jeff Fisher Show on the police radio network.
2017 is going to be a volatile economic year.
We may see politicians throughout the world attempting to control central bank policies.
Several renowned financial analysts have warned that political interference in central bank policies
may mean our economic means.
misses of inflation and growth targets. Gold is an international currency that can't be issued or
controlled by governments. If you don't have the only hard currency that has outlasted every
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I used to work for a guy.
I've got a couple minutes here before the bottom of the hour break here in the first hour.
And I used to work for a guy that used to, you know, when he'd get mad at people and get tired of talking to people that were listening to the radio station, he would just open the newspaper and smoke a cigarette, turn his mic up real loud so you'd hear the newspaper move around.
You'd hear pop his zippo and smoke.
And you'd hear, I'm not talking.
They've made me mad.
And people would get so mad.
and you as a listener know
just want you to know that
he was just Yankee
his chance
there's no reason for you to get him
he just
he wanted you to get mad
so he'd call and fight with him
and it worked
so great
he was a mean
nasty
and I loved him
and those of you that are old
school radio listeners
you know who he is
is Bob Lasseter, old grouch.
I love the Dingleberry.
Grouch, old man.
I would like to talk to him now
about the things going on in the world
because he would have a very, very different
side road thoughts on what's happening in the world right now.
And speaking of what's happening in the world,
I'm concerned.
North Korea.
Oh, man, am I worried about North Korea?
You know, I'm not really.
I'm not
they
can do whatever they want
and we can blow them off the planet of the earth
and I'm pretty much okay with that
we just blew up North Korea
darn
times lunch
I mean I
am not
North Korea is China's problem
first of all I don't know why we're the heck
we're all worried about them because
well he said he's going to bomb us
he's going to bomb us
no he's not
No, he's not.
That crazy little
Kim Jung Swim, Swim, whatever he is.
He just wants money and a little bit of power.
It's okay.
And Tillerson knows.
No, we'll blow you up before you even come
close to getting to us.
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What is a lost art?
in America being mean to customers and still have the customers.
I, you know, the wheeling and dealing and the, the bartering with the old guys, you know, for merchandise.
And that's a lost art.
I used to love going to those stores when I was younger and broke, Kerr, that I used to love going to those stupid stores and bartering.
For stuff with those old men, it was so much fun.
And there's, now that they don't exist.
anymore. Everybody thinks whatever they have.
I know you have $25 on this,
but it's really only worth about $10, and I've got
five. So how about I give you five?
25!
That's what it is.
If you're not going to pay a get-out.
I mean, a little wheeling deal-in,
bartering something, tell me 10, tell me 15,
something.
And then the old ladies at some of the thrift stores
you used to be able to...
If you went in with cash, you always had to pay what was on the ticket.
But when you were broke, her, you'd go in with a pocketful of change.
You'd pay with change.
So the old ladies would feel sorry for you.
You'd buy some new shirts, you know, and some stuff for, you know, for clubbing.
Night out on the town, you know, a little goodwill party.
Partying outfit.
And now you'd, how much is it?
She'd ring it up the shirts
and pull out the pocket full of cash
and throw the coins on the counter.
Oh, and she'd throw in a couple shirts.
She wouldn't even ring up two or three of the shirts
because you're paying with chains.
You don't get those days back.
Today's world's like,
is that all you got?
You're not getting those three shirts.
You don't have enough for those three shirts.
Anyway, I have no idea why I'm
what I'm rambling about.
Seriously, I don't.
I don't.
I don't even know what brought it.
on except that I wanted to I was remembering some guy that used to sell me stuff at a
thrift junk store and he would always he would barter and stuff but some stuff there
were a couple of things that I really wanted from that he wouldn't barter on I think he knew I
really wanted him so he wasn't going to barter with me that's what it says on it no but I really
know come on it's too much I can't afford let me work something out go make some more money
That's what I do.
I know, but maybe if I come back and it'll be gone, why can't, you know, all I've got right now is this.
Maybe we can work something out.
That's a real shame.
You ought to try to see if there's something else back there for you.
I mean, he was such a bastard.
And I loved him.
He'd sit back there behind his counter up there and smoke a cigarette and his wife would bring him lunch,
and then she'd be running around the store.
And a big, big piece of property, you know, building with stuff everywhere.
and he knew.
He had like a laser.
It's in the back corner.
Third counter down.
You stupid?
I mean, he was great.
But those guys are long gone, man.
Just buying lots of houses from people that are dying.
And you just go and you buy it all and you take what you want and sell it.
Just buy estates and sell them.
I mean, I know they exist and people still do it,
but you don't see the...
Apparently, those types of stores don't fit well
into neighborhoods with nice houses.
I know.
Don't look at me.
I'm fine with it.
But apparently the HOAs are like, no.
No, you can't...
You can't have those stone statues
sitting out in front of your house
with four-sale signs on them
from Millie's house downtown.
No.
Can't have that.
And no, no.
the 18 water fountains that you've got out in front,
you can't have those there either, baby.
H.O.A.'s not, we're not doing that.
But then he had this room with like fireplace mantles and pictures.
I was so, he had some really cool stuff.
And I just, and I like messing with him too.
Because he would barter with some stuff.
I mean, there was,
and there was a guy used to be in downtown St. Petersburg that was great.
I mean, he would barter always.
I mean, he would start out.
It was kind of like,
I remember going, the first time that Glenn back in myself went to Israel,
we went to the Middle East, and you go to the old town Jerusalem,
and those guys all barter, and they start out high and go low.
And like, if you are willing to pay what they originally give you as a price,
then they're going to charge you more.
It's like, well, how much for this?
Oh, that right there, it's a dollar.
Oh, okay.
Oh, wait.
And you're like, okay.
And they look at it and they go, oh, wait, you met this right here?
Yeah.
No, that's $1.50.
Because you're already, they already got you on the hook for what you want.
So you got a wheel.
You mean, you got a barter.
How much is this?
That's a dollar.
You know, I give you 50 cents.
50 cents.
I've already, I've spent $2 on this thing.
I'm taking a loss selling it to you for a dollar.
And you know, you walk out of there with 80 cents or something.
But I mean, it's the barter.
And it's so much.
That's a lost art.
I love it.
I love Marty with those guys like that.
And most people in today's world,
if you just joke around about them,
they look at you like,
what are you talking about?
And the cashiers at the grocery stores,
forget about it.
Ring it up, thing.
And it doesn't ring up.
I'll give you a buck.
Oh, I can't do that.
I need to call my manager.
Here's, I just ring up a dollar
and put it in the bag.
It's not that hard.
I know.
but I have to call my manager.
You know, by the time you're done screwing with it, you've already wasted,
well, it's not wasted my time because I'm having fun doing it.
But you've wasted their time with the people in line are, you know,
they're getting a little frustrated at you.
Because the guy's going, you know you're not getting it for a buck, right?
You know that, right?
I got to go, okay?
Let's get me, you're moving along.
I know, but I might get it for a buck.
I just ring it up for a dollar.
some of the old ladies will
I mean I mean some of the elderly
employees that are
cashiers they will they'll look at it
and it won't ramp ding it as I think it was a buck
okay
and in the bag
it goes I the
good good
now you know
the younger ones if you say
I think it was by I think those were free
today I don't think so
I have to check
okay
you know at least the elderly was
I think those are free today.
Yeah, not these.
Not this brand.
You know, at least they play along a little bit.
You get something out of it.
Who knows?
I just miss.
I miss the bartering is fun.
The bartering is fun.
It makes it worthwhile where you go back and forth with a few people.
And there were a couple of people that I remember that were great at it.
And they were, that I dealt with.
And they were also great to make you think that you were robbing them.
I mean, they were, oh.
I mean, I can't even believe I'm thinking about selling it to you at that price right now.
Okay.
My children are going to starve because I'm selling you this for $10.
I mean, that's how they, I mean, it's great.
And everybody walks away happy, right?
You get something you want.
They get a price they're happy with.
We smile and we walk away and everybody's happy.
And you had spent a few minutes haggling back and forth and having fun.
Come on now.
Now I know that many people are like
I just want to go in the line
I want it to ring up 25 cents
And I want to get out the store
I don't want to deal with any other human beings ever
I don't want to talk to other people
I don't want to know other people
In fact what I'd like to do is walk in
And not talk to anyone not have to do anything
Put it in my shopping card and walk out
You know like the Amazon stores do
So I don't have to deal with anyone okay
Because I hate people
Well okay
If you're that kind of person then
God bless you
But I don't mind
and I know we've covered this ground before,
but I'm kind of okay with human interaction once in a while.
I know.
I know.
Call me crazy.
But I'm okay with human interaction,
and you can quote me on that.
All right.
All right.
Can we actually maybe,
we'll take a break and we'll actually start doing some kind of broadcast.
This is the Jeff Fisher Show.
On the Blaze Radio Network, Jeff Fisher.
Thousands of motorists were brought to a standstill when police conducted a massive roadblock to find three crime suspects.
Twelve lanes of traffic shut down.
Swarms of armed government agents combed through a giant traffic jam performing warrantless vehicle-to-vehicle searches.
It's all for your safety.
When you see the footage from above, it's amazing.
Miles of cars were stranded.
Motorists confined to their vehicles, no explanation for more than an hour.
People tried to get out exiting their vehicles to see what was going on, met with hostility from the police.
One lady even reported she was opening her door to vomit in the police.
police were like, close their door.
The motors were approached by
armed agents, ordered
at gunpoint. I don't necessarily
know that the gunmen, they were being
pointed at them, although it's very possible.
The pictures I saw were just
officers carrying rifles.
They weren't necessarily pointing them, but
I'm sure that they were ready to at all times.
To submit
to these searches of the interior of their
vehicles, they were
going car to car,
Pop the trunk,
Pop the trunk as they were looking
inside of the vehicles as well.
Now, one man said the truck
next to him called out the police.
They're looking for bank robbers.
And a short time later, nine of the
office approached his car.
Did you get for hollering?
Making yourself known.
Among their commands
of the motorists, stay in your car,
pop the trunk, get your hands up to steering wheel,
get your hands up where we can see them.
All for your safety.
That's kind of, I don't know.
I mean, it's darn near martial law.
Now you say, no, Jeff, it's not.
It's for your safety.
Criminals were out there.
You don't want the criminals trying.
I'm driving down an interstate at 80 miles an hour.
Is a criminal going to jump in my car?
No.
No, I got it.
Jeff, they're on the highway.
They're not trying to get in your car.
They're trying to get away.
And if they don't stop the traffic on the interstate, then they'll get away.
Okay.
All right, fine.
But to, and look, we've given the write-up a long time ago, right?
A DUI checkpoints, all of it.
We've given that up a long time ago.
So this just doesn't surprise me.
It's just kind of frustrating that they're looking for would-be criminals,
and we're going to just stop traffic.
I mean, the interstate, both ways, shut down, blocked,
and they're going to tell you, we're checking your car,
you can't say anything about it.
If you don't have anything to worry about,
what are you worried about?
If you're not doing anything, what are you worried about?
How about, no.
You know what?
No, I'm not going to pop my trunk.
be interesting to see what would happen.
I don't know, death, several bullet holes comes to mind,
drug out of your car.
But it just, you know, the police state is,
you think to yourself,
nah, there can never be martial law.
This is America.
That's America.
You can never be martial law.
They shut down interstades.
They shut down this interstate and block you off you.
You're done.
You're going to get home to your weapons?
No.
Not going to happen.
It's just a, it's unbelievable.
Now, thankfully, you know, the bank, and, you know, for our safety, the bank robbery
suspects are in custody.
I-270 is reopened.
Oh, goody.
Goody, goody.
Everything's okay then.
We're all safe.
And so are you.
Is that special?
This drives me a little bit of crazy.
And you really, do you, I don't know that I don't know that I don't know.
want to be the one to say no.
I mean, I want to be the guy that says, yeah, look, I'm nothing in there.
I'm not the bank robber and I'm not harboring any kind of criminal.
But I'm not going to open my trunk either.
So I'm just going to be right here.
Why are you pointing those rifles at me and starting to break into my car and drag me onto the road?
Why?
So, you know, it may be a little bit easier to just comply.
say, sure.
Man, I just popped it for you.
Take a look.
That would be right here.
I'm going to, uh,
okay,
my step outside to smoke.
No,
no,
okay,
I'll stay right here.
I'm good.
I'm good.
Anybody need anything
or you just want us to stay in the car?
Come on now.
Come on.
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My Twitter account is I'm looking through notifications.
A couple of things trending right now.
My least favorite four words.
And I made a quick scroll, and they didn't,
my least favorite four words didn't show up yet.
No, get off me.
And I hate hearing that.
And another person commented on one of our promos
that aired here on the Blaze Radio Network.
that talked about, what is the podcast, 40 acres and a mule?
What is it?
What is it?
40 acres and a fool.
Yeah, 40 acres and a fool.
It's not a mule.
It's a fool.
Okay, it was close.
Oh, we're coming on the end.
I don't have time.
All right, that's all right.
But, hey, he was commenting on my Twitter account saying that pregnant pig commercial
was the best 30 seconds of commercials on the blaze.
So we'll have to give a listen and see if they're already,
Pit eggs, bro.
The pig updates from 40 acres in a mule.
What's it?
What's the name of it again?
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