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Speaker 3: So I try to let them get as much to

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Speaker 4: There's just not.

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Speaker 3: Enough time here. So when you cram everything in, it

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Speaker 3: is sleep. And we're gonna do that as much as

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Speaker 3: we can, all right, guys,