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Speaker 1: you know all that. So but we'll see how long

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Speaker 1: I make it. Just three games against the same opponent

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Speaker 1: emotions of that type of an atmosphere. Well, look, you

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Speaker 1: Every week, you know, you don't really get anything for

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Speaker 1: Thanks appreciate it. My next question Dan Rouche, follow by

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Speaker 1: My buddy said to me, he's a diehard Georgia fan.

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