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Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard. It is a Wednesday right

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Speaker 1: It could be Valentine's Day, right Garrett. Yeah, or it

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Speaker 1: At present time, though, it is a Wednesday, so presently

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Speaker 1: big time. We've gotten all mushy. But you know what

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Speaker 1: you're trending on Twitter right now? Tell me a fart cannon.

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Speaker 1: I had before this. I just came out of the bathroom.

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