Joe and Jada - DJ Khaled on We The Best Classic, Jay-Z's BMW gift, top 5 records & 50th b-day

Episode Date: December 11, 2025

On a special episode of Joe and Jada, Fat Joe and Jadakiss travel down to Miami for DJ Khaled's 50th birthday celebration and celebrity golf charity event, We The Best Classic. Khaled becomes the first two-time guest as he sits down to discuss the birthday milestone as well as the star-studded party thrown the night before with appearances by Ja Rule, N.O.R.E., Young Jeezy, and more. He also shares some memories like Jay-Z gifting him a BMW, creating "Lean Back" with Joe and Remy Ma, and his top 5 DJ records to cut up. Also, Jordan Brand's Reggie Saunders joins to talk sneakers and business, pro golfer Bryson DeChambeau talks Khaled's advocacy for the sport, and Khaled's kids make a surprise appearance. 2:30 - Khaled talks turning 50 6:00 - Khaled's kids make an appearance 8:00 - Reggie Saunders: the most influential man you don't know 11:30 - Illest Jordan Brand sneaker 14:30 - Khaled's 50th birthday party was LEGEND 16:00 - Hov gifting Khaled a BMW 18:00 - We The Best Foundation 21:00 - Top 5 DJ records 25:30 - Creating "Lean Back" in Khaled's basement 27:30 - Bryson DeChambeau talks Khaled's golf advocacy [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.] Joe and Jada now on Patreon All lines provided by Hard Rock BetSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That's when you go the flag. You got to throw the flag. Throw the flag. Throw the flag. Go to the flag. There's too. There's too. There's too.

There's a lot. I'm just going to go. We're always helping the people, DJ Callie. You're always giving back. This golf event is something legendary. Birthday, first birthday. We got to give them this birthday. Man, you know, listen, y'all didn't tell.

Oh, wow, you didn't tell me. You didn't tell me how beautiful. turning 50 years. Let me tell you, I never thought about age in my life, kids, cry. I never thought about age till I turned 50. That's right.

So when I was 41, 47, 27, I never thought of age ever till I turned 50. And when I turned 50, I went and got my physical, I do a physical every year, but I went and got my physical, my blood work,

And I walked in there, I said, I wrote with God, we bless. And everything came out so beautiful. So I was inspired from that day, right? But what I loved is that this is just the beginning. And I did my research crack about, look at you, after you turn 50. And, you know, he calls me, right? We got the same. All right, let me tell you something, we got the same doctor.

Right? You know, I've been diabetics. Make some noise for going to the doctor. Yeah, yeah. You don't go to the doctor. Got to go to the doctor. Let me tell you, so we got the same doctor. Why ain't that much clapped?

Let me tell you, let me tell you, Jayden. Let me say it's going to the doctor. So I'm diabetic since I'm 12 years old. So I got to watch everything. That's why, you know, water or diet, whatever. So I tell a doc one day because he's call his doctor. I see your doctor. How's Callet doing?

You know, I know, I know Dr. Kempch. He said, man, that man's so healthy. He just got a little junk in his trunk. He got a little junk in his truck. The doc said I'm a Rose Royce. I said, I said, I said it. I said, he said, he said you're a Rose Royce phantom, long barrel. Long wheel barrel.

This is the time. No, not yet, not yet, not yet, not yet. All right, not yet. Yo, not yet? Listen, let me tell you something. Callie calls me the other day, FaceTime me. He said, guess what, man? I said, what?

He said, I did the physical. The whole thing. Yeah, everything you could do. The machine that, this is that. He said, guess what? He said, guess what? They say I'm healthy. I said, this guy is young.

No, no, I told the job to use the type. I said, can I use the word perfect? No, no, that's what he was saying. I told him, I'm good. I wrote with God when I walked in. But, you know, we do every year to make sure. You got to tweak something. You know, when you get a hair.

Can you got to get it lined up. Do we need to tweak something? You're a Rose Royce. You're perfect. The doctor told me. Oh, Lord. No, no, I told him. I'm telling you.

Listen. He called me bragging. I looked at him. I was so happy for him. I hung up. I said, man, I got to get my shit together. No, listen. Not to change the subject.

Not to change the subject. That G. Herbo, when you had G. G. Herbo, when he was playing that song. What song that won? Went, went, went on. Pots, smoked, God. Yeah, all that's, you know, you know, I hit him. No, no, I post the clip.

King Vaughn died. It ain't nothing for it. I talked about that song. It was just so hard. That's one of the most legendary songs I heard from his new era. It's one of the most legendary songs I heard. That felt like... I have nothing.

You know what I'm saying. The reason I'm saying that, I love your breaking records on the show like that. Come say aye. Come say aye, come on. My son. Everybody's my son aside. Alive, come here. You're five, man.

You got to throw the flag in your hands, side like this. You know you got to throw it up. So my son is going to be an NBA player, Alam. Is Alam, you want to play NBA too? Yeah. He's going to be an NBA player too. Come over here.

Look at my boys. This is who I do it for. Joe and Jada, show this who I do it for. They asked me. They asked me. And I don't do this with everybody, but they asked me, the news people said, well, who's DJ Callet?

I said, well, he's exactly. Exactly who you see. He's a family man. He's a man that works hard. He provides for the community. Let me tell you, this is like Joe and Jay. Okay, this guy a little more like Jay, right? Assad, cool, laid back, minds his business.

This guy, he goes to the, all right, so he goes to the University of Miami. You know, they win it. He goes to the game. They go to the game. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So Nicole says, Hey, Alam, how you like the game? He said, Ma'am, I like it, but he's ain't like the Miami Heat City.

Yeah, on the woods. This guy here, there's always one ready to blow the bag. He's going to blow the back. Assam makes sure he don't spend all the money, you hear me? Assad is like, him? He's blowing the bag. And side don't make sure he don't spend all the money, right? In 10 years, y'all got to know the Cali kids out here in Miami.

That's right. He's not about to play with them. Speaking of my beautiful boys, my new album called Alam of God, this is Alam. And, you know, I made a beautiful album called Father Besad. This is A Saad. And, you know what I'm saying? We're coming with that album in 26. Are you ready for your album, Alam?

That's right. Reggie, let me ask you a question. Have you ever done an interview like this? Let him know who Reggie Signers is there. Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen. You'll give us some stories. Hold on. Ladies and gentlemen.

Ladies and gentlemen. It's not like this. He's one of the most sought-out individual. He's almost like he's hiding. This right now is special. Y'all don't get, y'all don't, you get to see him sitting on the couch. This is Reg that you know. He's looking for Reggie's soldiers, everybody.

Y'all are funny. As to the point, I can't tag him. I got to tag somebody else, the fake Reg. Oh, just man, 23. They're looking for Reg. Uncle Ray. He took care of everybody. Oh, man.

When you think of the Jordan Brin. It ain't no fat joke collection without Reg. There's no, my sneaker room don't exist without Red. Yo, Reggie, put me in the game. Put everybody in the game. Y'all, listen. Yo, Reg, man, thanks for sitting down with us, because we know you don't do this for nobody.

No. This is the man next to the man. Just tell him what he's done. Nah, a little. Yeah, let him know. M.J. for about 25 years, entertainment marketing. I feel like these three souls on this couch raised me in this business.

They taught me business. Joe used to call me once a month and says, you know everybody hates you. Remember that? Because you're taking care of me. The players was mad at you. You was taking care of me so crazy. NBA players were like,

yo, how you got my shoe in a different color before the shit come out? I'm like, we got Reggie hot. Last night I saw Jay Baldwin. That's one of your. favorite guy. Yeah, you see me what I did, right? I did a crack movie.

You had the movie. You had the movie. You had the crazy movie. Birthday movie. You didn't call me to see what I did. Birthday movie. Tell me what I did. Come on.

That was a Joey crack move. That was a Joey crack move. That totally was. I had an event when we have to actually pay light gas in Section 8. Section 8. We got to pay the bills. I had the bills. They hit me up.

Yo, Callet, don't see you. Callet, want to know where you at. Callet this. I'm like, yo. Bro, I've got to get the bat, right? Yes. Shot out hard rock bets. My guy's over there.

So I'm looking at the gram. I said, this guy got the Jay Bowvin's exclusive. So you know what I did? I bumrushed Jay Balvin in one section. I went up to his section. He was like, oh, bite-side this. I said, yo, I need them sneakers, man. He was like, yeah, Joe, you know, it was the size nine.

I said, yo, I need them. He said, you did come to my house and give me your sneakers. when it came out. He said, I get them for you, Joe. But, you know, sometimes, who was the hardest one? The hardest one was the Mark Wahlberg. Yeah. Mark Wahlberg told Reggie Sanders 36 times. Give them the sneaker.

And they wouldn't give me the sneaker. Oh, the green one? The green one. The green one? The green one. I didn't get signed. We didn't get the green one. Yo!

I didn't get 30. Oh, I face signed him with Mark Warburg. Yo, Reg. At the pool. Give that Joe the sneaker. I'm like, yo, Reds. True story. You was at his house.

You was at his house standing out by the pool. True story. Yo, that's the craziest shit. But what is the illest, you know, sneaker? Was it Eminem at the Super Bowl? What was the illest sneaker that y'all had to do when you was like, oh, no, I don't know if I could get this done. This is too crazy.

Eminem, you could get it done because it was Eminem. might have been like a Walburger because nobody understood like what we were doing we were storytelling a little bit that Walburgers green logo

Mark and I respect you so much a man came a hustler came to my store every day y'all Nicole happy birthday out

yo listen the man came every day He said, y'all, I got $50,000 for the Warburgers. I said, nah, brother. Came the next day, y'all, I got 60. This shit went up to like $80,000. He's like, yo, I got 90. Children were younger.

I need those Warburgers. I said, it took too long, and it was so hard to get these. I'm going to get in trouble. I'm not doing this. You ever had a bag that was so good to be true, but you were like, yo, I'm going to get in trouble behind this bag? All money ain't good money. Man, they got to show like this.

Listen, I go to a Rolex store, right? A lot of my shit is more like, I want it, so I got to pay double-triple for it. A lot of my shit is like, shit, I got to pay a lot. But one Rolex call me said, yo, we got one for you. You know, my son, Joey's autistic. So they gave me the autism joint, right?

I swear to God, you know, we do. We go on the grand mic quick. Yeah, this is an oldie-begoody, bro. Oh, this is the oldie, but goody. But I take the picture within seconds, somebody hits me up, you know, I got 400 for that watch. Second. I haven't even paid.

Second. I'm in Rolex. I have not left the store. Within seconds, they're like, yo, I got 400 for that. A real buyer. Wow. Right? So I look at it like this.

The minute the man tells me I got 400, he said, you have one of nine people with the watch. Michael Jordan, and Michael Warbogger, Sylvester Stallone at this, and now, fat job. I said, motherfucker. I said, why I always get some shit I can't sell? God damn it.

I'm looking at the four hundred. They're like, excuse my language. That's all, love. That's all, love. Aside, that's when you throw the flag. You got to throw the flag. Throw the flag. Go to the flag.

There's a lot. I'm going to throw it too crazy. Yo, Callie. Man, look, I just want to throw the flag. All right. No. All right. I'm not saying that.

I'm not saying that on this show today. I'm proud. Last show I couldn't say. No, I know. I'm not saying that today. Hold on. I want you to say so. No.

No. I want to tell you that we take life for granted. And last night when I walked in your party, I realized there my brother really turned 50 years old. And that right there is the biggest blessing in the world. Like I was like messed up because I was like, messed up because I was like, we know each other since we 19. Yes. The man is 50 years old.

It's, how did that feel to you? And, bro, let me tell you something. That was the best party I've been to in 10 years. Long time. Y. And long time. Turned off the music. And the party was still crazy.

So look. Ain't nothing like that party. It turned off the music. Turned off the music. Hope first of all, I hold of thought. you know when this shit gets serious cameras you're ready you're rolling when i pulled up the old guy that's like 90 years old they'll be wearing the crocodile biker jackets to all the fucking the NBA games James something who's the guy with all the crocodile James Goldstone when i got there

oh shit that's the guy he was walking through like this he's like 90 years old and he always got the alligator What? He had a turquoise and white. When I seen him, I said, oh, this is going to be a different night. Legendary. This is going to be legendary. I got to tell you this story. So I turned 50, right, when I was like 15, 16 years old. You know, if you go back into a classic Joe Crack or a classic Jada kiss or a classic J.Z,

and you go back when they were a teenager, we all had that one car. Like, what was your first car? first car. What was your first car that you... I thought I ain't fit me. No, no, your first nice vibe. Hey, when you was hustling. My first one was a Bema 525. What about yours, kids? C-O-K.

So look, I got a picture when I was like 15, 16 years old, and it's me sitting, you know, had a BNW M3, Red M3. Man Lenny S and J-Z brought me a B-M-W M-3 pulled it up to my

house. You know what I'm saying? The same year that I have. You know what I'm going to post the pictures tomorrow. Orlando. No, let me tell you. Like the Seawok, like, you know, where you, you know, where you came from.

You know, when you started, the mud from the, you know what saying? Like, that car was it put a tear in my eye because it reminded me where and where we're at now and look at me with my kids. And we threw the first temple

is DJ K.J. Caliburton, that party is a descendant, its residue from the temple. South Bronx and Bay, South Beach, me and him ran down the block with a G. We was like, yo, we made a G. Yo, we made a G. We caught the shit up eating shit. Like, yo, it's $1,000. Yo, check this up.

No, but that's what I'm saying. It brought me back to remind me to see how far you've come. You know, it could be a record. It's a moment in your life that you always look back at. And I have this picture, and I'm going to post, and I'm going to show y'all. It was crazy. It really, it really just like, look at me. I'm a father with two kids.

I'm outside of wet willies. I'm outside of wet willies. I love you, I got to take my children back to school. Oh, they got to go to school, Nicole. Yes. Man, you guys are cheating. That was right. They called it break them.

I love you, guys. Shout out to the good day. See you. Shout out to the guy. Yeah, give me one. Your hat. Bow. A side, your hat.

It's right here. Right here. That one with you. I love you, hear me? All right. You're listening, Callan, it's a beautiful thing. The foundation gives back to the community. Tell us some of the things you do,

because, you know, you do a lot. Yo. No. How about you let him tell us? No. No. No. This sad joke, give off the turkeys.

He's in the middle of the street giving out the turkeys. He's showing. Callet does a lot. that he don't show. I'm talking about hundreds or hundreds, maybe millions of dollars that he gets back places just because he don't say it. He's looking out for the people. And a lot of times I'm like, Yo, Callow, why you don't say that you did this or this

and this or that or, you know, Cali, where you, you know, but he's constantly have a big heart and give him back. And that's what this whole thing's about, right? This is what it's about, you know, saying we're the best foundation. This is the third annual golf classic. You know, it's about uplifting our communities. It's also about supporting other foundations and giving back and bringing awareness to golf.

But I couldn't do this event without Reggie and Michael Jordan, you know what I'm saying? So we're the best foundation presenting by Brant Jordan. And I'm beyond grateful, you know what I'm saying, to be able to partner up with beautiful people and to give back, especially my home. You know what I'm saying? 305 day counting.

And not even just that, for all of us to come together and unify like this, it just people see this on the Instagram like look all the brothers and sisters coming together but we did this for a great cause for the kids I've never been to something you know I'm very competitive the first day we did the podcast

Jada's looking at me I start the beef with all a podcast letting y'all know we hit like yo y'all want to smoke let's go who won it everybody fell back Joe congratulations we don't want the smoke they threw out the teepee because what I know is competent You know, you knew immediately, oh, man, Joe, ready to shoot the place.

But you know how I feel. Not because you're all my brothers, and I said it on the interview. It's the number one show. Number one show? Listen, it was the number one show before it was a show. I told you all the last time I was here, it's the number one show. And guess what? Thank you.

Because everybody, nobody can hate on this show. No. You're saying there's no hate here. We don't tear people down. No. But nobody can hate here. Even the people that tear down and hate, they can't hate this show. No, they can't.

No, but I'm saying that's the blessing. And I want y'all to know that y'all got this beautiful blessing and this platform that you're doing. And everybody talking about you. I'm talking about everywhere I go, they're talking about your show. And they're praising it and they're showing it love. And like I said, man, you know, y'all rapping hip-hop so beautifully from the start to now. You know what I'm saying? Y'all covering it from the start and now.

You know, give me five. your five favorite records to cut back in the days when you were in the club you know he's a cheater too he used to battle DJs and be like Joe 10 minutes walk in the club

grab the mic start ripping the shit down so he's having a battle and the battle he'll throw Flojo or some shit on the cup Flojo you got it in the niz

the DJs is looking like Jesus yeah we ain't playing that guy ain't playing man we ain't playing five of your favorite records I'll give you one Mary and Method Man

All I need. I never went to a DJ Callet party that you ain't destroyed at. Yeah, I used to cut. I gotta love, Joan. I gotta love, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta, I'm gonna, but I love D&C, Peter Piper. That's one of my favorite, records are cut up. L.L. Cool J, rock the bells.

Um, I don't know if y'all familiar with Stizo, you know, saying, back of the days, it got an ill break, you know, and then public enemy with the hoo-ha, you know what I'm saying? The hoo-haha. Those are like every DJ record to cut up. I love funky drummer James Brown. That's a funky drummer. I love Apache. Apache.

I like, we just seen Eric Sermon, so what you're saying. You're saying, so what you're saying? Rebel without a pause. Those are records I like to cut up. Oh, I love cutting up down for, run DMC, Pete Rock remix, down for the king. Yeah, those records. It got no brakes. Can we shout out of some of the sponsors

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like little burritos in the morning when I went this in the show. What's going on? That's the number one show. We got cacti. We got cacti. We got rose royce. Rose Royce, holding one.

I've seen the rose roos. You see that cubs. Snipes? Yeah. Listen, I've seen the roby and cold. Y'alli and Ovi and come over here one time, man. Your Avi, come over here one time.

That's my guy, you know. Yeah, Avi. Look at Avi. He hopes us out a lot. Not he watches. You know, Avi. Bye. It's good. Your Avi, you just hanging out?

I'm just watching. First back from Dubai. I'm taking notes. When I see you on your Instagram, you're like, everybody, it's a Sunday morning, law. Let me take the top of the morning. Let me talk of the morning. Let me go get somebody, Nick Bendy in the building.

Brooke and Johnny. What you rock it? It's that Avi and Co. I call it it. It's okay to show love. I call it. It's okay to show love. It's okay to show love, everybody.

It's okay to be happy. It's okay to show love. That's what that's called. What's this watch here? Because I chased these people for 10 years, they finally sold it to me. That's the white. They sold them with the MOP. Yeah, special.

No, special. You know, it wasn't selling me this shit for like 10 years. The guy, like, you know, guys, man, even in the sneaker business and all that, like they act like they're selling. And then when you buy it, like, okay, what is it? 10,000? Here you go. And then they act like they don't want to sell it.

No, they don't want to sell it. They're actually ass-bent. They're like, these people, I chased them 10 years to buy this watch. They finally, they gave it, like, with a tear. No, I've never seen no shit. I go to a sneaker show. The kid sells me some M&M's $2,500. Cached him all the right, shorty, this is that.

He came back like a half an hour later. He started crying, yo, this. I said, bro, that shit gone. Done deal. That's in the back. Done deal. Yeah, but hold on. Hold on.

Yeah. I already know. That's it in the back. In the back of the wagon, it's a gone. This legend there, the Joe and Jay there on the golf course. On the golf course. We're on the green. Who doing that?

Look what he's got, Rick. Look what he got. The finger-licking girl. Wow. He's not right. He's happy. He's happy. E-class.

What's up, E-class? He-class. Shout out to the finger-licking, man. Shout out the Freezy. He came through. What's on a Freezy? E-Class. What?

It's the magic. We did lean back in this house, in the basement. Yes. Jerusalem. I did lean back in my house in the studio called Jerusalem. You know, Joe got two verses on that. Really? Yeah, he had two verses on that.

I got two on that. I had three. Yeah, three verses. And then Remy Ma came in the crib, jumped in the studio, told the engineer, I heard Joe cook something crazy, pull it up, take one of those verses off. Who that does a verse.

That leaves them. Never they come, let's go. I was there. I witnessed it all. And I was there when he made the beat with Scott. Today's show is brought to you by a presenting sponsor Hard Rock Bet. All right. The NBA is finally back.

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Listen, Bryce and the Shambo, I'm not speaking. I want you to know, not always he's one of the best golfers in the world, right? On the golf car, we was driving up here and he was telling me something that really touched my heart, what I represent. We're talking about giving back the kids, the youth, and I was telling them how much I love golf. And when I showed people I play golf, I notice, you know, it's spread it, you know, and more people want to play golf. And the kids, you know, might not know where to go to play golf out or golf courses or stuff like that. And I want them to come and I've been blessed to be able to help that bring more awareness. But explain to people what you do, besides as a pro golfer, what's the message that you put out?

I mean, look, I obviously play professional golfer living, but there's only so much you can do for pressure golf, right? And I have an obligation and responsibility, inspire a bunch of kids, educate a bunch of kids, and entertain as well. And from that, YouTube came about. YouTube was a big platform that allowed us to grow the game for that I ever thought like a professional football. One two majors, won a bunch of tour events, one live events about everything. But the most rewarding thing that I've ever felt is looking at a kid in the eye, seeing them grow and go, oh my gosh, I get to see you meet you.

And I love your, like, 50s. It wasn't about like a professional win. It was really about the entertainment piece that I did on YouTube, just a little bit of go. And seeing that change, seeing how it impacts the kid's life, Dude, that is why I play golf now. I love professional golf. I always play it, but it is so amazing. It's like this movie.

I saw a movie about these kids golfing and the guy invested in them. You ever seen that movie on Netflix? What's it called it? Jamie, what's it called that movie with the golfing with the kids? There's a couple different ones. Long Mile or something? I don't know. There's a couple of them.

Jamie, what's the movie with the kids about golfing? She knows. You put on the spot. I had to last something. Damn, Jamie, come on. The long game. The long game. About some underprivileged kids

and they learned out of golf. That was an amazing movie. There's a Mexican-American high school caddies in 1950s, barred from playing an all-white country club and eventually formed their own team to win the state championship. Pretty cool. This is what we're talking about. Let me ask you a question because I got you for limited time.

Do you have a watch yet? You know, Bubba got a watch. watch. I do. I have it in my in my backpack in the car. Your own personalized watch. No. Are we going to be able to buy these things? They're Rolexes. I partner with Rolex. Yes. I want. How can I purchase one of your watch? One of my watches. Well, we can do a deal if you want to talk about it. I want it. I want it. If it's your watch and it's your personalized watch, let's do the business. I don't care. Whatever. You know, we do business. You know how that go. Absolutely. But I can't wait to wear it. And I thank you for coming out here.

supporting hip-hop, supporting DJ Callet. All right, what does DJ Callet mean to you and the golf community when you see the passion and the love he asks the golf? One day you picked up Instagram, you say, Callet trying to golf? Well, I thought it was bridging platforms, you know, cross-bridging different avenues of life and hip-hop and golf sport community that has never been connected before.

And he's bridging that gap right now, which is really inspirational. All of us YouTube creators are like, We got to go film with him. We got to do it. And he did some stuff with Grant. Yes. I was awesome. And seeing what he was doing for the game of golf and sports in general is just,

it's honestly inspirational. And I got to thank you for that. Thank you, you know what's crazy. I went to a golf store to buy some golf clothes. And the home store knew I was coming to the DJ Cali. They were like, yo, fat Joe, he's in here for the deal. He's definitely going in the Calid joint.

That's my hip-ro- He wasn't playing, huh? They know I'm not playing. I'm eating whatever they sent over. You know what I'm saying? We got Trill Burger. We got Brooklyn chop balls. No glissies today. Yo, Bryson, what's your famous hip-hop artist?

Well, I mean, you're right here, so I got to say you, obviously, right? You're two legends right here, man. I mean, look, if I was to say, like, I used to listen to Will Smith back in the day. I love it. Welcome to Miami. All right. Icecoo Summer, summer time.

Yep, that's right. So I like a bit of those, Drake's obviously, in his own right and what he does. Oh, he's gray, everything. I mean, I just love it. My brother used to listen to a bunch of growing up and I was just invested in it from a young age

because of my brother. So I listened to a lot. God bless you. Thanks for sitting with us. Appreciate it. This is Joe and Jada. That ain't this. This ain't that.

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