Speaker 1: And now your mate event.
Speaker 2: Introducing the hosts, I'm Wrestling with Freddy Chef d Han
Speaker 2: of Fredys Junior. Welcome to a brand new episode of
Speaker 2: Wrestling with Freddy Wrestling with Friends. We're not gonna do
Speaker 2: any goofy news intros because we have a guest that
Speaker 2: I've been wanting to speak to for a very long time.
Speaker 2: Our producer reached out, got this done, and then our
Speaker 2: producer wrote this intro for the man, and it deserves
Speaker 2: like a better voice than mine. So I'm going to
Speaker 2: do the documentary guy voice, and I hope our guest
Speaker 2: likes it, and if not, I didn't write it, but
Speaker 2: I think it's awesome. Here we go, emerging from the shadows,
Speaker 2: his eyes burning with an unwavering intensity, Swerve Strickland is
Speaker 2: a force to be reckoned with in the squared circle.
Speaker 2: This electrifying athlete is more than just a wrestler. He's
Speaker 2: an artist, a storyteller, and a captivating presence that leaves
Speaker 2: fans breathless. With a background steeped in the independence, could
Speaker 2: Strickland honed his craft and promotions like CZW and Evolve,
Speaker 2: capturing titles and leaving a trail of awe inspiring performances
Speaker 2: in his wake. He burst onto the national scene in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, joining the ranks of WWE's NXT brand, but
Speaker 2: Swerve's hunger for a larger canvas led him to All
Speaker 2: Elite Wrestling, and here he has truly unleashed his potential.
Speaker 2: He joined forces with the powerful Keith Lee Is swerving
Speaker 2: our glory, dominated the tag team division, captured the coveted
Speaker 2: AW World Tag Team Championship. But Swerve is not one
Speaker 2: to rest on his laurels. He's hungry for individual glory,
Speaker 2: and his sites are firmly set on the top prize
Speaker 2: in ae W Man, A lot of that shit was true.
Speaker 1: Facts, I would know all of it is.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show Man. It's a pleasure to have you.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being our guest. We appreciate you.
Speaker 1: No man, thank you for having me. Man seriously, like
Speaker 1: appreciate all that. Like it's really cool to hear it,
Speaker 1: like in a interesting way like that, like you know
Speaker 1: what this sounded, even if it's bullshit, like that sounds.
Speaker 3: Pretty that was real. That's how we feel.
Speaker 4: Also, sure if you should know that I'm on this
Speaker 4: podcast every week and they just go and with me.
Speaker 1: Is Jeff.
Speaker 3: That's a way better intro you got.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll write something for Jeff.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I like that. He deserves it.
Speaker 2: He first things first, And this is going to be
Speaker 2: a random question, but I heard we have something in
Speaker 2: common besides wrestling. You're a horror fan. I'm a horror fan.
Speaker 2: I have a podcast about horror movies. I nerd out
Speaker 2: on it so much.
Speaker 1: What's it.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you don't have one favorite. You probably have
Speaker 2: ten favorites. But what's one horror movie that everybody needs
Speaker 2: to see?
Speaker 1: Man? I'll start with like the most recent one that
Speaker 1: I think, like it's pretty well known right now. But
Speaker 1: actually the first one I'll talk about is Night of
Speaker 1: the Missing. I just I had a part in that one.
Speaker 1: It just came out on Amazon, is number one on
Speaker 1: screen Box TV, actually on the screen Box app if
Speaker 1: you're a big horror fan. So check that out. And
Speaker 1: Out of the Missing worked with Matthew Hirsch and Samuel
Speaker 1: Gonzalez Junior on that. Very cool, very cool. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: that just came out. We spilled that a year ago
Speaker 1: and it just came out in November, end of November,
Speaker 1: So go check that out for one, you know, so
Speaker 1: may burst on the scene with my acting chops. And
Speaker 1: then I will say, like, as the most recent film
Speaker 1: I watched, I think like everybody should be checking out
Speaker 1: is talk to Me. Talk Yes. Very innovative stuff, very
Speaker 1: innovative stuff, and very original.
Speaker 2: What they did with that hand and basically turning that
Speaker 2: hand into a party drug that everybody can partake in
Speaker 2: was so slick and so smart. And I'm forty seven
Speaker 2: years old. I was not the demographic for this movie.
Speaker 2: Like in the beginning, I'm like, oh, that music's so loud,
Speaker 2: But as soon as the acting started and the story started,
Speaker 2: I was just like, Yo, this is good. Like teen
Speaker 2: Hordes a sick horror movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, talk to me, Ray.
Speaker 2: Alt media is now mainstream. It's a good time to
Speaker 2: be into any of those things. And if you're justin
Speaker 2: long in a horror movie, bad things are going to
Speaker 2: happen to you. Talk to me about this journey that
Speaker 2: you've on at aew where it started bringing people in
Speaker 2: working with other people, and now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you're the focus of this story that was reminiscent of
Speaker 2: the Attitude era back in the day with Adam Hangman
Speaker 2: Page and then you do this match and I'm telling
Speaker 2: you right now, I'm soft.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: As soon as I had kids, I never wanted to
Speaker 2: skydive again. And bloody matches made me cringe because I
Speaker 2: hate seeing people that sometimes I worked with and like
Speaker 2: wrote for, I hate to see them bleed, right, I
Speaker 2: just don't. I don't want to see that. You had
Speaker 2: a match that I couldn't take my eyes off of.
Speaker 2: And I've described wrestling a lot as the literal blood, sweat,
Speaker 2: and tears on an actual canvas, right, and this was
Speaker 2: everything that I love about wrestling in a match that
Speaker 2: I normally would cringe and look away from in terror
Speaker 2: because it's real blood, And instead I could not take
Speaker 2: my eyes off this match. How the hell did you
Speaker 2: to pull this story and this climax off? Man?
Speaker 1: We started off, like I'm pretty sure like you've gone
Speaker 1: through writing the same way you start off with motive.
Speaker 1: Why do I want to take it to this level?
Speaker 1: Why do we want to need to elevate It's almost
Speaker 1: like an elevated horror sense of just painting the broad
Speaker 1: canvas of it. You know, you have your high points
Speaker 1: and you have your points where you're like, we kind
Speaker 1: of had to erase a lot of wrestling tropes in
Speaker 1: a sense, it's now like, oh, he's the good guy,
Speaker 1: but he's doing that, he's the bad guy. He's doing that.
Speaker 1: It's like, no, this is a man needing to get
Speaker 1: revenge on another man who did a bad thing. So
Speaker 1: it's like we kind of start off with just like boom,
Speaker 1: just that. Now, what are the things that make that
Speaker 1: person tick? What makes that person like, what drives the
Speaker 1: anger out of someone who is on the defensive, what
Speaker 1: drives the anger out to someone who's on the offensive.
Speaker 1: What is the switches that turn things around? That was
Speaker 1: the beauty of like starting this whole thing off with
Speaker 1: the promos between me and hey man Page. I dressed
Speaker 1: him down and showcased all his weaknesses. I put it
Speaker 1: all out there on display. And now people like people
Speaker 1: have seen him already for like four years in aw
Speaker 1: but now as people are like, wow, I feel like
Speaker 1: I know him now. I addressed the person you know,
Speaker 1: and I then I kind of like went through like
Speaker 1: you know what, I see all this everybody's nobody's saying it.
Speaker 1: I'm going to say it to you to your face.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to do it from the stage to
Speaker 1: you in the ring. I'm not going to do it
Speaker 1: over the promo that's up here and then you're down here. No,
Speaker 1: I'm going to address you to your face because Swerve
Speaker 1: isn't in a coward. Swerve is going to come to
Speaker 1: you and say it. That's what kind of makes me
Speaker 1: a dangerous threat. I'm not going to hide. I'm going
Speaker 1: to say it to your face. And that's the thing
Speaker 1: about like a lot of tropes in wrestling. And he's like,
Speaker 1: oh man, you said it to his face, and he
Speaker 1: kind of that promo ends and they just walk away.
Speaker 1: I'm like, why would you walk away from someone? Like? No,
Speaker 1: Like you're saying all these things, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: it's like those things. So it's like, as a human being,
Speaker 1: you kind of feel a lot of the things, and
Speaker 1: so therefore, when the violence started occurring, you felt for
Speaker 1: the person taking the violence and the person inflicting it. Therefore,
Speaker 1: you instead of just seeing two wrestlers bludgeoning each other,
Speaker 1: it didn't feel like a match anymore. It felt like
Speaker 1: somebody has to try to survive this, so how does
Speaker 1: he get away from this? And it kind of I
Speaker 1: kind of took a lot of things from like hostile
Speaker 1: I took some things from like even like a Halloween
Speaker 1: of like walking through pain because you're just so enraged
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. There was a lot of things
Speaker 1: that just like I would say, with Hangman, it was
Speaker 1: like this is this is like our ghost Rider. Now
Speaker 1: he's like if you notice, like he kind of went
Speaker 1: from like the cowboy wearing the nice stars and the
Speaker 1: dazzle jeans. Now he's like but from like we were
Speaker 1: so polar opposite from the first promo we did, like
Speaker 1: he's wearing like a blue cowboy shirt with like stars,
Speaker 1: and he's had his hair hair and a ponytail man
Speaker 1: bun and stuff like that. By the time we got
Speaker 1: to the second promo where he dresses me down, he
Speaker 1: looks like me now, wearing like more similar than ever.
Speaker 1: Like I'm wearing black leather and black pants. He's wearing
Speaker 1: black leather and black pants, hairs out. I was like,
Speaker 1: I pulled that out of you. So I won as
Speaker 1: the bad person anyway, whether I win or lose, I
Speaker 1: got the Hangman that I was asking for. I got
Speaker 1: cowboys shit back, and now the fans are filling out
Speaker 1: like the fan base was supposed to feel for Swerve.
Speaker 1: It's like oh man, this guy's cool. He's dressing like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're supposed to feel for me. But Hayman has to
Speaker 1: win the fans back. That was the entire plot of
Speaker 1: this whole thing, and by the time we did that
Speaker 1: promo right before going into the Texas Deathmatch, he won
Speaker 1: the fans back.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard anyone break down and describe the build
Speaker 2: up the way you have, except when I worked at
Speaker 2: WW years ago and I got to work with Edge,
Speaker 2: and that's how he talks about matches is intent and motive,
Speaker 2: And motive was the first thing you said. Intent was
Speaker 2: the damn second thing you said. And he talked about
Speaker 2: having a motive, you know, in everything, not just the promos,
Speaker 2: but in every move that you do in there outside
Speaker 2: of the you know, the stuff that you of course
Speaker 2: you got you gotta get there, but even that. He
Speaker 2: wants to tell a story with and you break things
Speaker 2: down in a really really similar way. You guys know
Speaker 2: each other.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, Well he's been my mentor, i'd say for
Speaker 1: the last two to three years ever since I met
Speaker 1: him in NXC.
Speaker 3: Oh well, well that makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 2: He was like, he's very generous with his information and
Speaker 2: he was the first one to really like break down
Speaker 2: the fall to be wrestling, because when I got there,
Speaker 2: I just knew how to write a monologue of promore.
Speaker 2: I could I could tell I could write something that
Speaker 2: would make people get hyped, but that was it. I
Speaker 2: didn't know how to build a match. And he really
Speaker 2: broke that shit down almost the exact way that you
Speaker 2: just broke broke down you and hangman Page, I had
Speaker 2: goosebumps like twice when you were telling that, man, it
Speaker 2: was crazy. It was like looking at it, thank you
Speaker 2: a second, No, that's wild. You really broke it down perfectly.
Speaker 1: Another guy that really like brought that same type of
Speaker 1: mentality to me, but put it in the inn rings
Speaker 1: sense I was. I was credit to people for this,
Speaker 1: like definitely Cope Adam Copeland for like as far as
Speaker 1: like promoing and characters and stuff like that, because we
Speaker 1: share like content with like sending each other YouTube videos
Speaker 1: and breakdowns of characters and what this color means of
Speaker 1: this suit, why he wore it this way, what this
Speaker 1: means the like the polarities of certain characters and all
Speaker 1: those things. So we share content but like with that
Speaker 1: all the time. But then it was Terry Taylor, who
Speaker 1: really taught me how to be in the ring, how
Speaker 1: to bring that in the ring and showcase the person,
Speaker 1: Like you have to showcase that you're a person and
Speaker 1: the feel of it before it gets to just action
Speaker 1: and fighting and moves and spots and running jumping and
Speaker 1: diving and stuff. It's like like, Okay, cool, but you
Speaker 1: did that. Now show me why you how your character
Speaker 1: feels about what you just did. Now show the camera
Speaker 1: how you feel about what you just accomplished. I see
Speaker 1: you do that.
Speaker 2: I see you do that when you point it guys
Speaker 2: and let them know, Yo, I just got that.
Speaker 1: Off on your Yeah. I love that. That's the next level, right,
Speaker 1: And that's like those It's like it's kind of like
Speaker 1: small little tidbits, but after a while it adds up,
Speaker 1: and then you do it again the next week, and
Speaker 1: then you do it again the next week, and then
Speaker 1: you do it again the next week. Then you do
Speaker 1: it again next week. Now the fan base is connected
Speaker 1: to you because they see all the like I feel
Speaker 1: like I feel like that too. Oh man, I've had
Speaker 1: a feeling like that too, or like even like compared
Speaker 1: to an one basketball, when you shake someone, you got
Speaker 1: them laying on the ground, you'd like, ah, you like win.
Speaker 1: I've been in that position. I've fallen on the floor.
Speaker 1: So now they can kind of the fans and whoever's
Speaker 1: watching at home can kind of relate to, like, I've
Speaker 1: been in that situation before, So now I'm connected to
Speaker 1: that ceiling rather than a fan to seeing like a
Speaker 1: crazy acrobatic move. They don't connect to that because they've
Speaker 1: never had that done to them. I don't know what, like,
Speaker 1: the common person watching at home does not know what
Speaker 1: it feels like to take a big flipping power bomb
Speaker 1: boom because they never had that before. But they know
Speaker 1: how it feels to get punched in the face and
Speaker 1: laughed at because it's happened to somebody, either them or
Speaker 1: they watched it on World Star or they had they've
Speaker 1: been to a barbecue of party or a fight, and
Speaker 1: they've watched somebody that happened to somebody. So now it's
Speaker 1: related to them a little more because it's a little
Speaker 1: bit more real.
Speaker 2: Jeff, I've hogged all the time, super sorry, but but
Speaker 2: please jump in.
Speaker 4: But I do want him to know and I want
Speaker 4: the viewers will vouch for this that we're not being
Speaker 4: cute boys, just because you're on, just because you're with us,
Speaker 4: we are huge fans. I've been a big ass Mark
Speaker 4: the whole season just talking about you.
Speaker 3: I think you're a huge star.
Speaker 4: You're gonna be one of the biggest wrestlers ever, and
Speaker 4: I'm glad that people are starting to notice it.
Speaker 3: The point that you guys are just referencing.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's any Quinns.
Speaker 4: The coincidence that the point reminds me of Sean camp
Speaker 4: Duncan on Alton Lister back in the day when he
Speaker 4: give them the big the Duncan and the point. You
Speaker 4: are from Tacoma, Washington. I am from Kent, Washington. We
Speaker 4: are two five to three boys. Are you a big
Speaker 4: are a big Seattle sports guys?
Speaker 1: I am actually a La Rams fan the slash Jaguars, So.
Speaker 2: My son will have another reason to love you. Yeah, said,
Speaker 2: I'm a Raiders fan. My son like Raiders, oh Man
Speaker 2: slash Jaguars.
Speaker 3: You're all over the map. We have sports teams where
Speaker 3: we're from.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, don't take any lip off, Jeff. I've
Speaker 2: seen this guy wear twenty seven different baseball hats from
Speaker 2: twenty seven different teams'.
Speaker 4: That is to thirty different. Yeah, I'm a big Mariners fan,
Speaker 4: but I do wear all the hats, all right. That
Speaker 4: wasn't the question I wanted to ask. What I did
Speaker 4: want to ask is because I imagine you've loved wrestling your
Speaker 4: entire life the way we have. Most of the wrestlers
Speaker 4: your age and our age are they grew up watching it?
Speaker 4: What does it feel like Explain it to maybe a
Speaker 4: guy like me when you get your first Action figure,
Speaker 4: or when you get when you see yourself on the
Speaker 4: video game, or when you see it's.
Speaker 3: Like I can put myself in a match on PlayStation,
Speaker 3: Like it's so cool, Like what is that?
Speaker 1: Like? What was it like? The first man, I'll never
Speaker 1: get just stepping into the booths for the two K
Speaker 1: scan and like getting all those pictures. I'll never forget
Speaker 1: that day. That was That was awesome. It was like
Speaker 1: at the time, it was like me carrying across at Scarlett.
Speaker 1: We're the ones stepping in to get our scans, and
Speaker 1: we were like, oh, this is it. This is it
Speaker 1: was you step in here, We're more in line forever.
Speaker 1: So it was really cool. I didn't even think I
Speaker 1: was going to make the cut on the game, because
Speaker 1: I think it was like the ninety day I got released,
Speaker 1: and then I was on the ninety days and I
Speaker 1: was like, I'm probably not gonna be like wiped out
Speaker 1: of the game, but They're like, no, they kept it,
Speaker 1: and they kept me as North American Champion going into
Speaker 1: the game starting the game off on top of that,
Speaker 1: so I was like, oh, I guess somebody still likes me.
Speaker 1: I didn't piss anybody else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the developers knew you were a star, but.
Speaker 1: It was it was really cool experiences. The craziest thing
Speaker 1: about the game, Like I saved it on my IG
Speaker 1: so as like one of those story things, so I
Speaker 1: always go back to show that to somebody. It's really cool.
Speaker 1: Like walking the entrance, the commentary is talking about the
Speaker 1: Sore City podcast actually on the way to the ring
Speaker 1: in the game, so I was like, that's cool. So
Speaker 1: I got like kind of like a thread of different
Speaker 1: my media is in there at the same time. So
Speaker 1: it was really it was really interesting stuff. I was.
Speaker 1: I was blown away.
Speaker 4: Of course, if I had an action figure out every target,
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be able to not go in there and
Speaker 4: buy it every single time, just to to the people
Speaker 4: that worked there, like I've got an action figure, like
Speaker 4: I can't it's such a cool thing.
Speaker 1: I just put it through this through the scanner and
Speaker 1: they were like scanning, like wait a minute, Like yeah,
Speaker 1: that's me, that's right. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Tell me about the swerft City podcast.
Speaker 1: Speres City podcast is something that we came with. Me
Speaker 1: and my co host Montez, came up with like twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: I moved down to Florida at the time, and Montez
Speaker 1: was he was doing entrance music themes for the wrestlers
Speaker 1: and we met like maybe a two years prior at
Speaker 1: a mcw and independence show and he was always a
Speaker 1: fan of my work and I've seen his work final
Speaker 1: I was like, oh man, that's dope. So I moved
Speaker 1: down to Florida. He asked to be to interview me,
Speaker 1: so I was like, okay, cool, So I came down.
Speaker 1: I loved his interview style. It's very personable. He had
Speaker 1: like notes and stuff and he's like, no what, I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna go on the fly. He just crumbled it up,
Speaker 1: through it out though, through it out of the screen.
Speaker 1: It's like, let's just vie man. And we just talked
Speaker 1: like for an hour on Thos on his interview and
Speaker 1: I was like, you know what, maybe we could do
Speaker 1: like uh, I like the way you do this, want
Speaker 1: to do something together. You're like, oh sure. So we
Speaker 1: came up with we went to High Spots. We got
Speaker 1: a couple of episodes on the High Spots DVD filmed
Speaker 1: by Sammy Callahan. Those were up they're still up there
Speaker 1: on for sale. Then we're like, let's do I want
Speaker 1: to do more. Let's let's see what it was who
Speaker 1: can do? So we like kind of do it with
Speaker 1: like ig Live, just like yeah, yeah, messing around with stuff,
Speaker 1: just feeling it out on two bean bags. No wall,
Speaker 1: nothing here, just bean bags. Then they went to bring
Speaker 1: his friend in who can actually actually had a camera
Speaker 1: and could edit. Then we started getting some of my
Speaker 1: friends on. Then I got signed to NXT and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. Then it got Then COVID happened, and that's
Speaker 1: I think COVID. We benefited from that mostly because everybody's
Speaker 1: coming down to Florida to just sit in hotels or
Speaker 1: go to do the SmackDown wrong and whatever in the
Speaker 1: same place. So I was like, hey, kofy want to
Speaker 1: come to our podcast. It's like sure, I'm not doing nothing.
Speaker 1: So Kofe would come do the podcast. Hey Bailey, want
Speaker 1: to come to our podcast? Sure, yeah, absolutely. Then like
Speaker 1: Drew mcintarre won the Rumble then went on to win
Speaker 1: the world title at WrestleMania, So I was like, hey, Drew,
Speaker 1: he was like sure, no problem, and that would end
Speaker 1: up being the first episode of The swartsa podcast on
Speaker 1: the ww network. So we got leveled up every time
Speaker 1: just because we me and me and my teez. He's
Speaker 1: like the artist, I'm the wrestler, but then he turned
Speaker 1: me to the artist at the same time. So we
Speaker 1: kind of like had like a lot of polar similarities
Speaker 1: to media, music, and wrestling, and we find ways to
Speaker 1: like bring it all together while discussing certain things and
Speaker 1: topics and like what's going on in the world and
Speaker 1: media and Hollywood and music and stuff, and bring out
Speaker 1: a little bit more personality out of the wrestlers and
Speaker 1: performers and stuff. So it grew to some to the
Speaker 1: fact that we're just bring in like Pat McAfee and yeah,
Speaker 1: coming up, Yeah, coming up. We got Dominic Wilkins. That's great.
Speaker 1: So so and then we started traveling, getting on the road.
Speaker 1: It was like, Hey, we're gonna go up to Atlanta,
Speaker 1: and interview music Soul Child in the studio. I'm like, yes, okay, cool.
Speaker 1: So it was always about competition with me and Tez
Speaker 1: was like, well I got so and So. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I just got an email from so and so we
Speaker 1: got him. Okay, that's a dope, guess I don't know
Speaker 1: how you did that, but I'm gonna talk that. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get Tony Kahan. Oh snap, that's a good one.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna get so and so so if they
Speaker 1: It came like a little friendly battle between who can
Speaker 1: get the most guests play guess what we both grow
Speaker 1: from whoever wins. No, there's no losers in it, and
Speaker 1: that's kind of how the Sourcy Podcast kind of grew.
Speaker 2: Well, if you ever need a guest, man, I'm happy
Speaker 2: to jump in there for you, dude.
Speaker 1: Without a doubt, Please come through. Man. No, you you
Speaker 1: helped us out.
Speaker 3: I'm happy to return the favor.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, Jeff, where would you put Swerve City if
Speaker 4: there ever became one?
Speaker 1: And that the goal?
Speaker 3: Is there going to be a Swerve city?
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 3: Is that your future plans?
Speaker 1: So if you look at the logo, there's actually buildings
Speaker 1: and landmarks from Seattle.
Speaker 4: Actually you're trying to turn what is already known as
Speaker 4: Seattle into swerve City.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, I'm trying to still stay dedicated, you know.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 3: We could use some new management in Seattle.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. At this point, my theme music
Speaker 1: is playing at the Krakend Stadium. So it's slowly but
Speaker 1: surely like Swerve City. That's going to be the national
Speaker 1: ahead film or something.
Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah, all right, you guys, we're gonna
Speaker 2: go a little deeper into the conversation here and talk
Speaker 2: about some other stuff on the unsanctioned Thursdays. We thank
Speaker 2: you guys for listening, Thank you for tuning in. Come
Speaker 2: tune in tomorrow where maybe we get a little more serious.
Speaker 2: We'll see till then. Thank you very much for listening.
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