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Speaker 3: Welcome.
Speaker 4: We got pretty much to talk about tonight.
Speaker 5: The Holy Land might be turning into Sin City, Donald
Speaker 5: Trump is back in the eviction business, and Michael Costa
Speaker 5: really needs to use the Starbucks bathroom. But first, let's
Speaker 5: kick things off with another installment of the Second Coming
Speaker 5: of Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump.
Speaker 6: I'm going to come.
Speaker 5: Every day since Trump came into office, he bombards us
Speaker 5: with ridiculous policies. We go crazy trying to keep up
Speaker 5: with them, and before we can catch our breath, he
Speaker 5: hits us with something else even more absurd. It is
Speaker 5: exhausting and unsustainable. So starting today, no more of that. Okay,
Speaker 5: no more. I have a whole script here, full of
Speaker 5: important issues that I want to talk about, and I'm
Speaker 5: not going to let Donald Trump distract me with some
Speaker 5: crazy new idea.
Speaker 1: This morning, a stunning proposal from an American president, Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: with the Israeli Prime Minister by his side, declaring that
Speaker 1: the US will take over the Gaza Strip.
Speaker 7: Will take over the Gaza Strip we'll own it.
Speaker 4: Okay, let me just ask what and also what.
Speaker 8: President Trump made a surprising suggestion last night during a
Speaker 8: press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nett and Yahoo
Speaker 8: the United States.
Speaker 9: He said should.
Speaker 8: Take over the war torn Gaza Strip and redevelop it
Speaker 8: into something like a seaside resort.
Speaker 7: We have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal.
Speaker 7: And I don't want to be cute. I don't want
Speaker 7: to be a wise guy. But the riviera of the
Speaker 7: Middle East.
Speaker 4: What the fuck.
Speaker 5: Trump is going to turn Gaza into the riviera. He
Speaker 5: couldn't even turn Atlantic City into a nicer Atlantic City.
Speaker 4: If anything, they tore down so many of his casinos.
Speaker 5: He turned to Atlantic City into Gaza. But okay, he
Speaker 5: wants to rebuild it, and he wants to turn it
Speaker 5: into Marrow Lago. At least that Palestinians will have a
Speaker 5: place to go back to.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump calling for the permanent resettlement of roughly two
Speaker 1: million Palestinians.
Speaker 7: I don't think people should be going back to Gaza.
Speaker 7: I think that Guz has been very unlucky for them.
Speaker 1: And he says he's willing to use the US military to.
Speaker 7: Do it will do what is necessary. If it's necessary, we'll.
Speaker 5: Do that, Okay, Just so I'm clear, your idea is
Speaker 5: to take over Gaza, rebuild it into mar A Lago,
Speaker 5: and make sure that the Palestinians who live there can't
Speaker 5: go back. That is the craziest thing he said since
Speaker 5: yesterday and until tomorrow, even as chief.
Speaker 4: Of staff was shocked. Look at her face.
Speaker 5: She looks just like she won Best Country Album at
Speaker 5: the Grammy.
Speaker 4: And of course she's shocked.
Speaker 5: He's effectively advocating for ethnic cleansing.
Speaker 4: Who could possibly be okay with that?
Speaker 10: You see things others refuse to see. You say things
Speaker 10: others refuse to say, and on. After the jaws drop,
Speaker 10: people scratch their heads and they say, you.
Speaker 4: Know, he's right.
Speaker 5: No, they usually scratch their heads and they say, what
Speaker 5: the fuck are you talking about? Of course, Phoebe is
Speaker 5: ecstatic at Trump's idea.
Speaker 4: Look at him.
Speaker 5: He looks happy beer than a teenager getting a hand
Speaker 5: job in the back of a birthright bus. But bb aside,
Speaker 5: this proposal is giving a lot of people whiplash. Trump
Speaker 5: ran his whole campaign on America first, and now he's
Speaker 5: out there chanting from the Riviera to the sea. Even
Speaker 5: Trump's Republican allies aren't on board, although of course they
Speaker 5: have to let him down easy.
Speaker 11: We're trying to get the details of it.
Speaker 10: There was a surprise and development.
Speaker 9: Senator Josh Howley says, quote, I don't know that.
Speaker 12: I think it's the best use of US resources to
Speaker 12: spend a bunch of money in Gaza.
Speaker 4: We also heard from Senator Lindsay Graham.
Speaker 5: I think most South Carolinians would probably not be excited
Speaker 5: about sending Americans to take over Gaza.
Speaker 4: I think that might be problematic.
Speaker 13: Tom tillis likely with the quote of a night which
Speaker 13: was there are probably a couple kinks in that slinking.
Speaker 4: There's a couple kinks in that slinking.
Speaker 5: That's how desperate these guys are to not openly disagree
Speaker 5: with Trump.
Speaker 4: They're just making up sayings now.
Speaker 5: Of course, some of his supporters, like Steve Doocey, are
Speaker 5: trying to give Trump the benefit of the doubt.
Speaker 9: It was a jaw dropper last night.
Speaker 4: The cover of the New York Post is will take
Speaker 4: over Gaza. I think this is just the typic.
Speaker 11: You know, this is the conversation starter, because obviously the
Speaker 11: president knows when he says.
Speaker 4: We'll take Gaza.
Speaker 11: He knows the United States can't invade another country.
Speaker 5: Of course, America would never invade another country. You can
Speaker 5: read all about it in Steve Doocey's American history book
Speaker 5: Me Just Got Lobotomy by Steve jucy.
Speaker 4: So to summarize MAGA.
Speaker 5: People think this is dicey, their eyeballs think it's batshit crazy.
Speaker 5: And the entire plan is doa unless Trump can do
Speaker 5: some real outreach to the countries in the Middle East.
Speaker 5: And based on his response to reporters from Afghanistan, I
Speaker 5: don't think he has the skills to do it.
Speaker 9: I guess.
Speaker 5: As any expectation from you, Do you have any plan
Speaker 5: to change Afghanistan situation?
Speaker 7: I have a little hard time understanding you. Where are
Speaker 7: you from? Actually it's a beautiful voice and a beautiful accent.
Speaker 7: The only problem is I can't understand the word you're saying.
Speaker 7: But I just say this, good luck, live in peace.
Speaker 4: Good luck, live in peace. Why does he sound.
Speaker 5: Like he's saying goodbye to et the people of earth?
Speaker 5: Wish you peace. May your slinky have no kinks. For
Speaker 5: more on Trump and Gaza, let's go live to the
Speaker 5: White House with Jordan, clipper Jordan, is there something I'm missing?
Speaker 5: This plan just seems crazy.
Speaker 11: Maybe it's not crazy. Maybe it's so good it sounds crazy, Desi.
Speaker 11: Maybe it's time to think outside the box. You know,
Speaker 11: they say it's better to beg for forgiveness than to
Speaker 11: ask for permission.
Speaker 9: But what if we did neither?
Speaker 11: You know, that's outside the box thinking.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, but what's been proposed is a war crime.
Speaker 4: Have you considered that.
Speaker 11: I'm desperately trying not to, Desi. I'd rather not contemplate
Speaker 11: American culpability here. So let's just think of this as
Speaker 11: the brain storming phase. No bad ideas?
Speaker 4: How about it? Two state solution, bad idea?
Speaker 11: Okay, come on, Desi, let's be serious here. You don't
Speaker 11: want to drive the Palestinians out, Fine, we'll drive them up.
Speaker 11: Put the entire Gaza strip on ten foot stilts, create
Speaker 11: a bunk bed situation. Palestinian's on top, sing a lullaby,
Speaker 11: so the israelis below. You know who says no to
Speaker 11: the top bunk No what?
Speaker 5: But the framework for a two state solution already exists.
Speaker 5: There's no need for displacement.
Speaker 11: Don't think of it as displacement, especially if you're a
Speaker 11: prosecutor at the Hague. Instead, how about this, how about this,
Speaker 11: Let's get some cruise ships and the Palestinians can explore
Speaker 11: the world. After a few years, they can come back
Speaker 11: refreshed with one of those little Jamaican hair braids, maybe
Speaker 11: a weird French accent whenever they say cross you know,
Speaker 11: Collin elevators lift saw that bullshit?
Speaker 4: Okay, but then they go back to live in Gaza.
Speaker 11: No, then they get right back on the boat, you know,
Speaker 11: another trip around the world, hair braids for all.
Speaker 4: What was so wrong with the two state solution idea? O?
Speaker 9: What daisy?
Speaker 11: If that idea existed the whole time, then what's happening
Speaker 11: right now would make us the bad guys.
Speaker 9: So let's just keep spitballing.
Speaker 11: Okay, here's one. We take every Israeli and Palestinian and
Speaker 11: surgically swap their faces.
Speaker 4: Now they don't know who's who you know?
Speaker 11: Are you my wife or my neighbor? I can't tell
Speaker 11: kts will have to live in peace?
Speaker 4: Are you pitching face off for the Middle Ages?
Speaker 11: Do you have a better idea from a Nick Cage
Speaker 11: movie that doesn't make us complicit? In war crimes.
Speaker 5: I guess we could get the Palestinians to fall in
Speaker 5: love with Shaer. No, no, you're dragging me into this.
Speaker 11: No, I don't know what else to do, Desi, Maybe
Speaker 11: Ai is the solution.
Speaker 4: How would AI be the solution?
Speaker 11: That's the first thing we'll ask Ai.
Speaker 5: Okay, No, that's no, that's it.
Speaker 4: Brainstorming is over.
Speaker 5: These are all stupid and like it or not, bulldozing
Speaker 5: Gaza and kicking out everyone there is not a real solution.
Speaker 5: It's cruel, It doesn't make us safer, and it will
Speaker 5: undeniably make us look like the villains of history.
Speaker 11: You know what, Desi, You might be right, but hear
Speaker 11: me out. What if Palestinian stole the Declaration of Independence?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 5: Give them Patty here hi for everyone and make on
Speaker 5: that Michael Costa will pull us how to make that
Speaker 5: shedder throw over?
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Speaker 4: But if you want to get.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, baby, I'm Michael Costa and this is the Costa
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Speaker 8: Trump struck a last minute deal with Mexico putting a
Speaker 8: thirty day pause on those tariffs.
Speaker 6: Avocados are gonna sell a lot in the next week.
Speaker 6: It's what Sunday, the super Bowl. So if that tariff
Speaker 6: it hit, but the retail price would have jumped up
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Speaker 9: the market and my phone is to Chi chingin off
Speaker 9: his his his hook. There's a trade war, there's not
Speaker 9: a trade war. The market's up, it's down. But as
Speaker 9: as I but as I always say, volatility means profitility
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Speaker 4: Hang out there.
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Speaker 9: Hell yeah, starby more. Places need to do stuff like
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Speaker 10: All right, but.
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Speaker 9: buy coffee, which, guess what makes them need to take
Speaker 9: a dump more, which means they need to buy another coffee.
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Speaker 9: Next thing you know, they're four hundred coffee dumps deep,
Speaker 9: living in a tent outside the Starbucks bathroom. That's why
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Speaker 9: on a mikey Likely one of the biggest stories of
Speaker 9: the week is the rising price of eggs.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 9: If you watch this program regularly, like I'm sure you do,
Speaker 9: you might have heard me say this a few times ago.
Speaker 9: Come here, come here, come here. I guarantee egg prices
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Speaker 12: This morning. Egg price is soaring. The average price for
Speaker 12: a dozen eggs now more than five dollars, and in
Speaker 12: some local markets prices are as high as nineteen dollars.
Speaker 12: The biggest reason bird flu. According to the USDA's Price Outlook,
Speaker 12: egg prices are predicted to increase another twenty percent this year.
Speaker 12: There have also been egg shortages, leaving shoppers racing to
Speaker 12: gobble up what's available.
Speaker 9: You got me? Egg prices are nuts? Seriously, What do
Speaker 9: we gotta do? Take out a mortgage just to make
Speaker 9: an omelet? What do I gotta do? Sell my car
Speaker 9: so I can buy a free Tata? What do I
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Speaker 9: I sneak off and write myself into her will. But
Speaker 9: as I'm forging her name, I realize behind all those
Speaker 9: wrinkles and skin tags lies the kindest, gentlest soul I've
Speaker 9: ever met. But when I rush into the bathroom to
Speaker 9: tell her I love her, she's dead. Someone left her
Speaker 9: in the tub alone, and she's dead just to afford
Speaker 9: a few huevos rancheras I mean, I ki ramba. It's
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Speaker 9: they help you climb trees so you can steal eggs
Speaker 9: from a buzzard's nest, which means I'm also going all
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Speaker 9: Mama Buzzer, don't play like that.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 9: Look, I know egg prices can really scramble your bank account.
Speaker 9: Your bottom line is getting poached. But hey, you think
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Speaker 9: Well that's all for this addition to Costa doing business,
Speaker 9: I'm Michael Costa, reminding of that money can't buy happiness.
Speaker 9: Have a great valent. Time's day, everybody, Thank.
Speaker 4: You, Michael. When we come back, Julia Tyl.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to the Daily Show.
Speaker 5: My guest tonight is an Emmy and Golden Globe nominated
Speaker 5: actor who's making her feature directorial debut with the film
Speaker 5: Wish You were here. Please welcome Julia Style. Oh, welcome
Speaker 5: to the show.
Speaker 14: Oh my god, it is so exciting. Thank God for
Speaker 14: this show. You guys are great and I'm so excited
Speaker 14: to be here.
Speaker 5: We are so excited to have you. You are iconic.
Speaker 5: You've been part of all kinds of iconic movies. Ten
Speaker 5: Things I Hate about You, Silver Linings, Playbook, The Born franchise,
Speaker 5: my favorite coming of age film, Hustlers. Oh yes, yes,
Speaker 5: but this is the first time that you've directed a feature,
Speaker 5: So congratulations.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 5: It's such a beautiful story. How how did this film
Speaker 5: come about? Was there a point in your career when
Speaker 5: things sort of clicked into focus and you thought, I
Speaker 5: really want to direct a movie of my own.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean I I have been wanting to direct
Speaker 14: for a really long time, kind of uh act, just
Speaker 14: couldn't find the right story and I it was it
Speaker 14: was about five years ago. During the pandemic that one
Speaker 14: of the actresses in the movie sent me this book
Speaker 14: and she actually she slid into my dms on Instagram
Speaker 14: and was like, I heard your interested in directing, and
Speaker 14: what about Renee Carlino's book. Then she went through my
Speaker 14: agent and sent me a letter. And I read the
Speaker 14: book and I loved it, and that I was. I
Speaker 14: had a visceral reaction to it. I laughed, I cried,
Speaker 14: I laughed through my tears, like that good cry that
Speaker 14: makes you feel happy at the end of it. And
Speaker 14: I thought, this is the story that I want to tell.
Speaker 14: And that was the catalyst for making me go Okay,
Speaker 14: now's the time. I mean, I've been acting for a
Speaker 14: long time and I've been on lots of film sets,
Speaker 14: so it finally felt like, Okay, now I want to
Speaker 14: be in the driver's seat.
Speaker 4: Is that Okay? Can I do that?
Speaker 14: Okay?
Speaker 4: I'm so excited to be here.
Speaker 14: I have to say like, because I've I've been doing
Speaker 14: a lot of promotion for the movie, and I have
Speaker 14: to just like, I can't contain my excitement. I It
Speaker 14: took us five years to get the movie adapted, financed,
Speaker 14: cast into production. We were about to go and start shooting,
Speaker 14: and then the sag strike happened. We finally made the movie,
Speaker 14: and I love this movie so much, and I just
Speaker 14: can't believe that I'm here.
Speaker 5: Oh well, you deserve it, and all of the work
Speaker 5: paid off. It really shows this is a story about
Speaker 5: young love. It's a beautiful romantic drama with comedic moments.
Speaker 5: Was there anything that you discovered in all of your
Speaker 5: years acting in those types of films that you thought,
Speaker 5: I really want to do this differently.
Speaker 14: I mean, I definitely my radar for like keeping a
Speaker 14: movie like this from being saccharine or corny, Like my
Speaker 14: radar was up for that. I tried to keep it
Speaker 14: as grounded and real as possible. But the thing that
Speaker 14: struck me even initially about the book is that the
Speaker 14: main characters are very young, but their love story is
Speaker 14: so much more mature and touches on things that are
Speaker 14: a lot deeper. You know, most movies that are about
Speaker 14: young romance are mostly focused on like love at first
Speaker 14: sight or the initial stages of a relationship, you know,
Speaker 14: having a crush on someone. And this one, they play
Speaker 14: this game with each other where the girl will tell
Speaker 14: him the story of their lifelong love affair together as
Speaker 14: though they're an older couple looking back on a lifetime
Speaker 14: of memories together. So it brings up a lot of
Speaker 14: you know, more universal, kind of deeper issues like mortality
Speaker 14: and how we should be so lucky to create a
Speaker 14: lifetime of menas with someone and connect with them and
Speaker 14: have a life together.
Speaker 5: It does, and the lead character has this magical moment
Speaker 5: with this young man. It's sort of like a whirlwind
Speaker 5: romance evening, and then he ghosts her. Turns out he
Speaker 5: has a good reason for ghosting her.
Speaker 14: It's a pretty good reason. He's in the hospital. Yeah,
Speaker 14: he's very sick. Yeah, I mean I think that's that
Speaker 14: gets a pass.
Speaker 5: So you're saying, you're saying, all of the men who
Speaker 5: have ghosted me over the years, there's probably a great
Speaker 5: reason for Yeah.
Speaker 4: Maybe you never know, Yeah you never have you ever
Speaker 4: been ghosted?
Speaker 14: I think that I'm the kind of person that it
Speaker 14: would be impossible to ghost me, because if you don't
Speaker 14: respond to my text messages, I will not stop texting
Speaker 14: you until you do, like, and they'll get they'll get longer,
Speaker 14: they'll be like paragraphs of like, I know you can
Speaker 14: hear me, And this is how I feel about it.
Speaker 4: Where are you?
Speaker 5: I know you're Yeah, why you're your notifications turned off?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I totally get that. One of the things that
Speaker 5: I appreciated that you mentioned was that your experience as
Speaker 5: a mother helped you as a director.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yes, I realized pretty quickly on set. I was like,
Speaker 14: I can do this because you have to operate. I
Speaker 14: have three little kids, and you have to operate with
Speaker 14: very little sleep.
Speaker 4: You have to.
Speaker 14: Multitask, you have to think ten steps ahead, but also
Speaker 14: be in the present moment, manage people's hunger levels, like
Speaker 14: let's take a back rim. And that's not to say
Speaker 14: that actors and crew members are like little kids, but
Speaker 14: I just mean you have to be looking out for
Speaker 14: everybody's need.
Speaker 4: Yeah. No, they are little kids. We're little kids.
Speaker 5: They are very actors and children are both very temperamental,
Speaker 5: can't go potty by themselves, always need more screen time.
Speaker 4: So it makes perfect sense.
Speaker 5: Your lead in this movie Isabelle Furman you worked with
Speaker 5: on Orphan Correct, no spoiler. She plays a thirty year
Speaker 5: old psychopath in that movie, pretending to be your ten
Speaker 5: year old daughter. Yes, there were different vibes on this set, Yes, totally.
Speaker 14: I mean first of all, because I'm like I was
Speaker 14: when I explained to people that I met Isabelle playing
Speaker 14: her mother, I'm like, whatever, she was pretending to be
Speaker 14: a little girl. Yes, but yeah, it was the very
Speaker 14: dark horror movie and I played a sociopath spoiler alert.
Speaker 14: But we had a lot more fun on which you
Speaker 14: were here. There's a lot of moments of levity and
Speaker 14: silliness to kind of suck you in before the tragedy happened.
Speaker 5: Yes, much much lighter, more beautiful story. You got to
Speaker 5: work with the close friend of yours on the score
Speaker 5: of the film, Vanessa Carlton.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I loved, loved, loved putting music to this film,
Speaker 14: and we sourced a lot of existing songs that I
Speaker 14: had a playlist that we put in. And but Vanessa
Speaker 14: and I have known each other since high school and
Speaker 14: I know that she we've stayed friends through all different
Speaker 14: walks of life, like we really when A Thousand Miles
Speaker 14: came out, and it was around the same time that
Speaker 14: I think Ten Things I Hate About You came out,
Speaker 14: and so we were both having success in our careers
Speaker 14: and kind of like, what is this thing that we've
Speaker 14: wanted for so long? But it's kind of scary and
Speaker 14: not many people understand it. And then, you know, dating
Speaker 14: in our twenties and having families, and I know that
Speaker 14: she had always and career ups and downs. She had
Speaker 14: wanted to score a film for a really long time.
Speaker 14: This is the first film that she's done, so of
Speaker 14: course when I had the opportunity, I reached out to
Speaker 14: her and she wrote like beautiful, beautiful music with her husband,
Speaker 14: John McCauley, who is from the band Diertik, And the
Speaker 14: combination of the two of them is like, you know,
Speaker 14: there are a couple writing music about for a movie
Speaker 14: about a couple, and he's got like this gravelly, you know,
Speaker 14: kind of masculine musical vibe, and she's got her piano,
Speaker 14: amazing piano composition.
Speaker 4: I feel so lucky.
Speaker 5: It was such a perfect collaboration for the two of you.
Speaker 5: I'm curious. You came up as a young actress teenager
Speaker 5: in the world before social media was really a thing.
Speaker 5: Now every actor that's coming up is on social media.
Speaker 5: There are platforms and sharing, and it's so it's like
Speaker 5: your personal life is so out there. Do you look
Speaker 5: back and go, thank god, I didn't have that, Oh
Speaker 5: my god.
Speaker 14: Yes, not because not because I was doing anything that
Speaker 14: would have been worthy of posting. It's just because I
Speaker 14: would have been so tortured, Like even now, I'm trying
Speaker 14: to navigate that world. And I literally spent like two
Speaker 14: hours yesterday posting and then deleting, and then reposting, and
Speaker 14: then second guessing my caption and then and it was
Speaker 14: all because the alignment of a picture wasn't right, Like the.
Speaker 4: Nerd in me is hasn't grown up.
Speaker 14: It's so tortured that I'm glad that when I was younger,
Speaker 14: I didn't have to deal with that.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of work. It is a lot of work.
Speaker 5: That is the director in you too, and that's why
Speaker 5: your film is so beautiful, and I can't wait to
Speaker 5: see what you do next.
Speaker 4: Congratulations on all of it. Ch you're here.
Speaker 5: It's now available on digital Julian sounds.
Speaker 13: Everyone right back out of the show tonight.
Speaker 9: Now here it is you.
Speaker 4: Moment of the.
Speaker 7: Soaring cost of one common ingredient could scramble some menus.
Speaker 14: How local restaurant owners are dealing with egg flation eggflation?
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