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Speaker 1: me right now, justin Britt and the newcomer, new guy,

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Speaker 1: How good? It's holiday season? First of all? Was Thanksgiving? Good?

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Speaker 1: it's the holiday season. We're getting ready for the Christmas time.

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Speaker 1: Um you guys like this this time of year? Oh yeah,

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Speaker 1: I love it. Man. It was some of your uh

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