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Speaker 1: Morning, Josh, Good morning. UM. You know, we spent a

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Speaker 1: had continues to make progress, works hard, and you know

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Speaker 1: he can do, the things he's comfortable doing, things we're

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Speaker 1: which is to you know, UM, have him contribute and

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Speaker 1: Thank you, mm hmm. Okay, Josh. And what what are

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