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Speaker 1: Bill Callaway, Hey, good morning, How are awesome? Awesome? Thank

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Speaker 1: into the Uh. The Saints and Center's showed that uh

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Speaker 1: has been What's this the fourth season? Correct? The fourth

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Speaker 1: season on Bounce TV yes Sundays at nine pm eight

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Speaker 1: Central Time. If you haven't seen it, you could catch

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Speaker 1: up seasons one, two, three on Hulu and then you

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Speaker 1: Now you played the mayor. You played the mayor and

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