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Speaker 1: we're back again. I'm gonna start a discovery show. Where

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Speaker 1: So so that that's why you have the stockpile exactly

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Speaker 1: feel that online coupons and like, you know, the ones

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Speaker 1: But right now you're selling your kids at other people's kids.

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Speaker 1: I had to go to lows really quick, and she

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Speaker 1: Lows don't get paint? You had that paint? What what

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Speaker 1: I'll tell you. When Cooper was six months old, I

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