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Speaker 1: making conversation, Robert Rishard, what's going on world? How are

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Speaker 1: like a Highway Fit. Let's talk about that first. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: So Highway Fit is my social health initiative. Uh, change

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Speaker 1: you can do it anytime, anywhere, every day on Jake's

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Speaker 1: come on I Robert, Now, don't throw it out there

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