In today’s Weekly News episode of Right About Now, host Ryan Alford teams up with co-hosts Brianna Hall and Chris Hansen for their annual "Naughty and Nice Businesses" review—a witty and incisive take on the year's standout corporate triumphs and stumbles. This year’s list celebrates industry titans like Trump Inc., Elon Musk, and Walmart for their bold moves and exceptional achievements, while pulling no punches in critiquing Bud Light, Mattel, Toyota, and Boeing for notable missteps.But the conversation doesn't stop there. The trio dives deep into the fabric of modern business culture, exploring the evolving allure of the American Dream, Miami’s rise as a buzzing business hub, and the intrigue surrounding recent drone sightings. With a seamless blend of humor, sharp critique, and thought-provoking insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking a fresh perspective on the intersection of business, culture, and innovation.TAKEAWAYSEvaluation of businesses and entrepreneurs based on their performance over the past year.Categorization of companies as "naughty" or "nice" based on their actions and decisions.Discussion of notable figures in the business world, including Trump Inc. and Elon Musk.Analysis of the impact of political climate on business success and public perception.Examination of the retail landscape, focusing on companies like Walmart and Amazon.Critique of controversial marketing decisions made by brands like Bud Light and Mattel.Discussion of safety concerns and controversies surrounding companies like Toyota and Boeing.Exploration of the implications of celebrity endorsements and scandals on brand reputation.Consideration of the shifting regulatory landscape in the cryptocurrency market.Reflection on the importance of understanding consumer demographics and market dynamics. If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, join Ryan’s newsletter https://ryanalford.com/newsletter/ to get Ferrari level advice daily for FREE. Learn how to build a 7 figure business from your personal brand by signing up for a FREE introduction to personal branding https://ryanalford.com/personalbranding. Learn more by visiting our website at www.ryanisright.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/@RightAboutNowwithRyanAlford.
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Ho, ho, ho. Merry almost Christmas. What's up? Welcome to Right About Now. It is Friday, December 20th, 2024. If you haven't started Christmas shopping, you're late, but we're here to help. Maybe. I don't know. Are we here to help, Brianna?
Yes, always. Always. Five days to Christmas.
Yes. Brianna Hall here in studio. What's up, Brianna?
Hey.
Chris. What's up? What's up?
What's up, brother?
Back from Houston.
You good? Back from Houston. Yeah. Back in the game, baby. Back in the studio.
Yeah.
So I didn't want to go there. Maybe you left the problems behind. I don't know.
Yeah, I think so. I hope so.
Hope everybody is good wherever, whenever, however you're listening here in the holidays. We know you have options. We appreciate you making us one of them. So, again, you need to be watching on YouTube, though. We're live. If you're watching this and catching it on YouTube, you'll be watching it live for the first time. We do this live at 10 a.m. On Fridays, it comes and releases. So check out
You know, we do create what I would think is a video product, you know, sometimes just audio only. And my, you know, my best, you know, I look great for radio, they say. I got a face for radio. But nonetheless, Chris and Brianna bring the A game. I might take the average down, but I...
They do think you need to go check it. We know the listeners. Maybe you'd like class it up a bit if you go finish that tattoo final.
I know. Before we got started, I've got, you know, a sleeve going here and I've got like one segment left. So I got to go see my boy.
And Ryan was stressing pre-show about.
Well, I don't. It's in a spot now where I don't see it every time. So it's like I lift my arm. Oh, shit.
That gap.
It's like two hours in the chair. That's it. And we'll get it done. So my boy is in California most of the time. So he only comes back. So I have to always time it. So it's always a scheduling thing. So we'll, we'll see.
You could always fly out. We have great tattoo artists in California.
Yes. I'm going to California. And I don't know if I want to get a tat while I'm in California. I just want to do something more fun. You know, it's not it's not I like the end result. But let's be honest, sitting in a chair, getting your arm cut up is not really true.
Yeah, I got my California poppy. That was my last one.
Yes. Jody, Mr. Inkwell's. Go check him out on Instagram. Incredible artist who happens to be a tattoo guy. Anyway, how's everyone today? What's up, Chris? How's old Miami back in the saddle down there?
We're good. We're a little wet. A little wet this week. It's not exactly winter weather. A little humid. It's all good, though.
What's the climate? And I mean more, not temperature, but Miami the week of Christmas. Like, what's the scene in Miami the week of Christmas? I mean, it's very festive.
Yeah.
I guess it's just, I always, even in Greenville, we're cold here right now. You know, it's in the 30s at night.
It's a little spicier, bro. You got Cubans and Colombians and, you know, you got a little Feliz Navidad. It's a good vibe. I love that. There's a lot going on. Very festive. What's the temp today? Today, we're probably like 77 right now. It rained earlier. That's nice.
But a little humid. Yeah.
Not much of a breeze. It's a beautiful day here.
I'll be on the beach in three weeks with the vacay. So, you know. I can't say too much in case my kids listen to this. Supposedly, they don't. My wife doesn't really let them. Is that a secret? Because daddy has a potty mouth sometimes or a lot of times. Yeah, it's a secret. They don't know. They don't know when or where.
Oh, cool.
If one of you is listening, do not tell your other siblings. But yeah, we give them a gift trip every year.
Oh, cool. It's all about experiences, right? Yeah.
They got more shit than they know how to do it. So it's like, let's go somewhere.
Yep.
So we'll be beaching it. Can't say the destination. Let's just say it's tropical-ish. And I'll be having a Mai Tai and, you know, a beer. Maybe all at once. With Miss Alford.
There you go. I'm ready for next year to go on vacation. We don't have any money this year because we bought a house.
Yeah, that'll do it to you. That will do it to you. But hey, that's the American dream. You bought a house number two.
Yep.
There you go. Living it. What do we got going on today?
So today we are going to talk about the naughty and nice businesses in the United States. We're going to mostly focus there. But who was naughty this year? Who was nice? Who thrived? Who made money? Who was successful? And who is on Santa's naughty list?
Yeah. So prerequisite to this or, you know, just the cheat sheet. You know, we just kind of make it up as we go here, like the rules that we want. So we're we're classifying naughty and nice as sort of either they just did something really obviously stupid or maybe a bad year economically. And the nice list is more OK on the up and up. Things have gone well and it's less bad. I don't know.
Judgment. Like, I mean, we could look, this is an opinion show, you know, take it, take it or leave it. But I think it's more like, okay, who's been successful. You don't have to like them, but has it been a good year for them?
I have somebody on the naughty list and I might have to, they've been, they've had a successful year.
Okay. Well, we could still, we, Hey, we can, I like to smack people down and then prop them up. Yeah. You know, it's like give it to you those people say hey be nice give them the good news first and i like to you gotta push them down to bring them up i got tracks uh you know you got to that's how it goes all right ryan you want to start off us off with nice business or um entrepreneur number one
Sure. I mean, I'm going to go out with the most obvious first. So nice being in this sort of position would be it's been a good year for them. And I'm just going to start with Trump. So Trump Inc. as a whole, in every business unit, I can't speak to the financials. But let's just say if you are in the halo of the Trump circle, It's been a nice year for you. You've won the presidency.
We're about to get the economy back in order. You're seeing signs of that already. But all the sort of atmosphere of Trump Incorporated... I would say it's been a nice year for them. And, you know, I happen to support most of that side. So I'm OK, you know, with my opinion being both nice and good for business overall. So I think it's hard to deny.
Again, I like I'm a big sentiment guy, like the sentiment, the aura, all the sort of chi around an entity. And right now it's at a very high level with all things sort of in Trump's camp. And that doesn't mean everyone likes the guy. Obviously, the guy would have won like 80 to 20 percent if if that were true.
He you know, the numbers were closer than they should have been purely because people voted for I hate Trump versus, you know, I want what's good for the economy. So I think that would be first and most obvious for me on sort of the it's a nice year for them.
It is interesting. Despite some legal setbacks this year, Trump's overall net worth increased substantially. So it looks like his golf courses and resorts did about 400 million in annual sales this year. And his technology company, Truth Social, went public. That increased his net worth.
It says that it contributed to an estimated net worth of $6.5 billion, placing him among the world's 500 richest individuals.
Thoughts, Chris? Sorry, I was miked. I'm fighting a cold over here, everybody. I don't want to cough into the speakers. Yeah, this makes sense. Like you said, the aura, the vibe, there's momentum. There's momentum behind it. And I think in business, specifically, when you have momentum, that snowball starts rolling. It's almost like it's compounding. But yeah, I would agree.
I think anything Trump-related right now and will continue to probably
He won person of the year with time, which I think was a pretty interesting thing. And let me give you some action items from this. Okay. So what does this mean? Okay. What are things in the aura around Trump that you should take advantage of? How should you take action on this knowledge? Well, let me start with one. Crypto.
Crypto, I don't know if the whole year would go into the nice camp, but the signals and signs heading into 2025, you have regulation sort of softening, for lack of a better word, and acceptance. You have all the major players, you know, the... Mass adoption.
Yeah, mass adoption and Trump supporting it and all his people that he's going to be putting in the higher positions around finance and all the stuff supporting it. So go hard on crypto. It's not going to go to zero and you're going to have ups and downs, but this is a legitimate... And I think...
This is a time period where I think – and I think there was the gold rush of Florida years ago where you could make some money. Myself, I made some money. But I kind of got in and got out. Knew it was temporary, especially once the travesty that happened happened. But now I think you're going to look back –
it like this, this is the beginning of the, the big rush of the next, like what, 10, 20 years, you know, like forever.
I don't know. One of the newest wealth generational wealth building tools.
Yeah. And so I don't think you're going to, in what I've seen, I've been in, I've been very vocal about this, been in a few grand here and there and up about, I don't know, 25, 30% in the last like six weeks and, I don't think you're going to see the 4,000% overnight stuff that you saw four or five years ago. I mean, you might. I'm not saying you won't ever. You've got to find that stuff.
It's more that I think you're going to see this 20 to 30 different coins that are $1, 50 cents, $2, whatever, but have a real stable that 20 years from now are – Two hundred dollars or what? And the compounding effect of reinvestment in all of that can make is, I think, going to outpace typical stocks. All all the signs point that to me.
And so that's something if I would be thinking about it within this halo of sort of Trump incorporated and the things around it that will go up. There's your nice tip and whatever. I know that was a long one, but I think that was needed more explanation. Very good one.
I think it's great because we have several other things on the nice list, including crypto, Nvidia, and our favorite entrepreneur, Elon Musk.
Yeah. I mean.
A big crypto guy.
Big E. Let me say this. We all know he's a smart guy. I think he's smarter than we even know he is. The way he put his eggs in the Trump basket was brilliant. Now, I think he believed. I really do. I really do believe he believes in the policies and approach. And like a lot of CEOs, the day that Trump took that bullet and he stood up, I think it changed a lot of people's minds, including Elon's.
So this guy's smart. Not just for show. He really means and really cares for this country. He's not a perfect man. He's a very flawed man. But I think Elon is smarter than we realize because he's helped push that and he's riding that train. And his companies are doing well and he's super brilliant. And SpaceX... Can't be denied.
But I think he's even smarter than you realize because the last thing, if you told someone three years ago that Elon was going to do what he ended up doing with Trump, would anybody have believed that?
No.
But you know what it means? It means Elon's smart enough to change. Your intelligence is only limited in the amount that you can or can't change. And even Elon Musk changed. One of the smartest men in the world.
Yeah, I definitely agree with that.
So he's a, a big winner. And now like, I think the richest man in the world right now, I think 50 billion or something, 500 billion. It's like, can you comprehend that? Can we get that? I need that on a number board somewhere. I'll call those heroes. It's a lot. So, uh,
$454.5 billion. Almost double what Jeff Bezos is worth and quadruple what Bill Gates is worth.
This should have been the it must be nice list.
You know, let's turn to one that is doing something nice for our American dream kind of segment of audience. So the American dream, we all believe in it. We all think that it's definitely something that's achievable going into 2025. But Walmart and what they are doing to bring healthy alternatives and breaking into the healthy food market and making groceries more affordable. Yeah.
I'll tell you this. I went into a Walmart store a couple weeks ago.
And other than hating the checkout process, the rest of the store, I was like, you know, surprised that even I look, you know, the last time I walked through like the clothes department at a Walmart and like it remotely was like, hey, it's pretty.
It's a nice shit. Walmart is doing it.
I'm getting it together. You know, it's like I felt like. They took the best to target, and now they're slapping them in the face with what they did good and what they've always done, which is low prices. Low prices combined with a little bit of style and some random shit that you didn't need, but you end up buying. Whatever playbook that is. Discoverability on the aisles.
I was like, all right, now if you could just get out this checkout line shit figured out. I might come here more often, but...
I'm going to have to take a little trip. The only thing I've ever bought at Walmart clothing was like Realtree camo and like Mossy Oak.
Well, let me tell you. Let me give you another insight here of where they're kicking everybody's ass. Amazon does not have same-day delivery in Greenville, South Carolina. However... Walmart, I can get shit to my house if I'm doing a project or whatever. And I like to do random shit and I like it when I need it. Like I've been doing like I'm turning in my dad.
I'm doing all these little projects and like I run out of spray paint or I run out of like some screws or something. I get on walmart.com. That shit is it, my house, in 45 minutes. This man, if you guys- You don't want to take the e-bike down there and just pick that?
If you want to impress Ryan, you have to have your delivery services figured out. He is the only person that I know who gets to- What did you have delivered one day? A gas can? He got a gas can delivered to the office?
I don't even remember why. I mean, it wasn't out of gas. Just because you could. Yeah, exactly.
It was hurricane prep.
I am the world's worst of I got to have it when I got to have it. I mean, this isn't like $5,000. Oh, I got to have a $5,000 watch or something right now. No, this is like, you know.
Listen, I'm on your family Instacart order. So I see those five below. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Decorating a room. You never know what's going on.
It's so funny.
Yes. So home deep. But here's where I was going with that. Walmart. It's even kicking Amazon's ass in delivery because everyday items and some things that I would have normally ordered from Amazon for their supposed two-day that's not always two days anymore, we know.
I'm getting within an hour from Walmart and with my, you know, Walmart thing, express delivery, discount, not much difference in cost.
It's true.
Same day, same hour delivery.
Well, I will tell you that Amazon is on our nice list and they just got approval to break ground on a new distribution center coming to our area. So I'm hoping it's going two exits down from my house. So, you know, I'm going to get that same day delivery.
Well, we'll see. We're going to have to beat out one of them.
They're both on the nice list this year.
Yeah.
All right.
Is that it on the nice list?
I did put Taylor Swift on the nice list and on the naughty list. But she's on the nice list because we can't deny her heiress to her.
She did make a lot of money.
Made her a lot of money this year.
Can't can't don't hate the player at the game.
She also I will say she gave significant bonuses. I read online to the people that worked for her on her era's tour.
So that's it's too bad that her endorsement didn't work out or help more. Sure. Sorry. Had to go there.
That's why she's on the naughty list.
Yeah, I know. Hey, at least, I mean, to be such a winner, she was such a loser.
I don't like Taylor Swift, but.
I mean, look, she's fucking Taylor Swift. She ain't give a shit what I say. The woman's making, it's like, she's raking in money. You know, we're raking leaves here. She's raking money. She's royalty. Yeah, she is. So I'll probably, I'll get some Swifty hate. I know that, but I'm just saying, you know, like just at least get your, you know. My lips are sealed. Get your policies right.
My husband loves Taylor Swift, so it's a point of contention.
He likes her music or he likes her personally?
Well, okay. Like in high school, in high school, he would like listen to her music in his truck. And it was when, you know, her music.
I mean, she's got catchy music. I don't, it's not my thing, but I can respect the, the, the fact that it's catchy music.
I've let it ride on the radio before. Yeah. I'm not seeking it out on my playlist, but yeah.
You know, it was a brush it off. I don't hate it. Shake it off. Shake it off. Yeah. Yeah. Shake it off.
I'm not immune to a catchy tune.
I'm new to that. I like good tunes, but I can separate. Some people get so on thing. I might hate your politics and still like your music.
Yeah, 100%.
She still makes hits. Yeah, I respect that.
All right, naughty list. Ryan, who's on your naughty list this year?
Oh, hmm. Anyone that endorsed Kamala, any business, you know, even Bezos was smart enough to not let the Washington Post get egg in their face. You know, it's like you didn't let them endorse them because he didn't want to be a loser.
Yep.
So, you know, I mean, insert lists here. And I think we we forget quickly because the news cycle. I'm bad about this. I mean, our shows news and like one week we talk about one thing and the other. Very few things carry forward in the news cycle. But I I'm not forgetting what Bud Light did.
You know, I come on, man, you know, with those cans and and it's less that I am getting on the stool of judging them for the actual action as a marketer, as a brand guy. I'm getting on it from the how the hell do you not know who your audience is? Like, what the hell are you doing?
Like, to not know who your customers are and how many people you're pissing off to do something that you thought was making a stand on something that most people don't even fucking agree with. It's like, come on. Send them all the way to the bottom of the naughty list.
Cole. They're getting Cole.
Yeah. You go to the land of misfit toys with no pass out.
Speaking of toys, Mattel on the naughty list for that porn site on their packaging.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, definitely on there. You're down there. That's just a stupid list. Naughty list. Whatever. Come on.
Toyota on the naughty list.
Yeah, this is sort of they've done a good job of like trying to make this fly under the radar.
Chris, you want to talk about this one?
Apparently they lied and faked some safety tests that they claim they passed on seven of their vehicle models, which I think is rather important considering Toyota is driven by probably like one in four Americans.
They did a test on roadblocks and they thought that was good enough. They got it in the metaverse and tested them.
Like, hey, yeah.
Like my son, who's seven at the time, was participating. And they were like, that's good enough, right? If it works, if it doesn't explode in the metaverse, it'd be fine on the roads.
Yeah.
I mean, give me a break.
No. Just as bad as Boeing. Boeing lost $350 million in quarter one of 2024. Definitely on the naughty list.
$350 million. That's an IOU. Might want to hold on to that one.
I mean, it's bad. My parents flew in this last weekend from California and my stepdad was like, oh, we're taking one of those dangerous Boeing planes home. And I was like, oh God.
So I put it, that's why I don't listen to anybody on there. I put on my AirPods. I put that shit on noise.
I don't like he, my stepdad was like looking up what the plane was that they were riding on. I'm like, I don't want to know.
Yeah, I mainly just not hear my wife and kids, but it works for the whole way. I'm kidding, Nicole. Mainly just the kids.
Perrier, sparkling water, fancy sparkling water. They are on the naughty list for some contamination concerns.
I mean, if you've tasted that stuff, it's contaminated all the time. Like, come on. I mean, you know, it's always. And it reminds me of a song that I listen to when I'm working out, Banks Contaminated. That's like a jam. Let me just tell you. Go listen to that.
To listen to.
Nice plug. Banks is underrated. So go listen to her. I like Banks. Yeah. Yeah. So definitely underrated. But. Anything on your naughty list, Chris, that we haven't named?
I mean, the one I mentioned that's not on the list that's just bright out to me is just Diddy. Diddy and his Bad Boy. Oh, yes. Bad Boy Entertainment.
Oh, God.
Yeah.
Is it Bad Boy Entertainment? Yeah. Bad Boy Records. Bad Boy Entertainment. What was your favorite Diddy song of all time? Puff Daddy.
I still call him Puff Daddy. I feel like he just featured a bunch of songs. There's yelling in them.
If he somehow gets out of this, I think he should go back to Puff Daddy. I think Diddy's done. He's probably going to sit in prison the rest of his life, but if somehow he gets out of it, I think he should go back to Puff Daddy.
He definitely needs a PR team if he gets out of it.
I mean, how many jars of baby oil was it? Like 9,000 cases in his house? Hey, stock up baby oil. Stock down Puff Daddy. How much did Johnson & Johnson's make on all that? Who knows? What if it helped their sales or hurt them? The halo around him, man, I don't know how it gets any worse.
It's like every week you hear somebody like Jay-Z, something, and I'm not following every detail of those stories. It's just like it's gossipy. I love some gossip that's in my realm. It's fine. That's just sort of on the far edge of my attention span. But it does seem like every week there's like – Whoever, such and such actor who was tied to Diddy.
You know, because who was, who's the guy that, one of the other actors that was majorly tied to him. I can't remember what his name is. Not as popular as he used to be. Doesn't make for good audio to bring people up that we don't know the name of, but. Insert old famous actor that used to be hanging around Diddy Parties. Because that's what it is.
Every week it's like, used to attend the Diddy Parties. Oh, like Leo DiCaprio. Yeah, he was one of them, but it's like another one too.
Yeah.
But bring that Puff Daddy. Bring the back Puff Daddy if you make it through this. But if everything's true, then he needs to go away. He's cooked. It seems. Doesn't it just seem like it's past the point of return?
You can only keep stuff in the dark for so long. It sounds like now you have more and more victims coming out, more people kind of, you know, sharing their experiences. So...
i wonder what like an autograph poster of diddy was worth like two years ago versus now is it going up or going down you know sometimes this weird shit like when bad stuff happens yeah like serial killers yeah it's like i think his is gonna go down yeah i think so do you uh as we close out today chris is uh what do you think of this drone shit going on man You're the conspiracy theory guy.
Kind of. I don't know, man. So putting the conspiracy theories to the side, what does Chris's gut tell him?
I mean, I would want to assume it's like our government doing some military testing. Everyone's saying aliens and all this stuff. I don't know, man. I assume it's military. I assume it's government. Yeah. You know, there's a theory that it's, you know, they're protecting us from... Or looking for nuclear radiation or whatever. Right.
Yeah. Which... Sawyer usually gets into shit like this. Sawyer, do you have an opinion on this? I don't know anything about this. All right. He's going to pass on this. I just... I just... It's getting too much to ignore as a story. Even as a business show, it's kind of owning the headlines the last week. And so it's too big to sort of ignore.
It's just bothersome that normally the government would at least acknowledge something. And like Trump came out and said, oh, the government knows what it is. They seem to tell us at least high level what it is and this would go away. But they're denying that they know what it is at all. And I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
I mean, I don't think that necessarily looks trust and safety with the American people.
I mean, yeah.
And look, let's be honest. I mean, the outgoing administration, how much trust? If there's a trust meter.
It's right on par with that.
We're at zero or negative already. You know, we pardoned our son that we said we never would. Yeah. And look, I'm OK with pardoning his son, but just admit it. Why didn't you just admit you were going to four months ago or just say no comment? But to fall on your cross to say or your sword, whatever, like that you were going to not do it.
And so then all this to say the credibility and trust factor on drones or anything else is just like, what are you talking about? And. In today's technology with satellites and reconnaissance and all the stuff and technology that we do have, it gets me a little worried if we really don't know what this is. That shit can fly in our airspace at the volume that this seems to be happening. And.
If I'm a criminal or something, like, I'd be emboldened by this. Right? Like, I mean, if you can get away with it, if it's true, I think it's just somebody needs to put it to bed, like, with what it is or isn't. Shoot one of these fucking things down and, like, let's find out. Chris, let's go tackle that thing, man. Mayors need some action.
I saw videos of people shooting at them. I'm surprised no one's taken one down yet.
Yeah, you would think so. And, I mean, they say it's illegal. I'm sort of kidding a little bit. It's illegal to shoot a drone, supposedly. But. If there's ever been a case, I mean, wouldn't you be a hero for all time if you got one of those things down? I can figure it out the mystery. And there was like a USSR like on the side of it or something like a Russian logo on the side.
And you're like, you took it down or whatever. You go scary shit. And the folk hero took the drone down. This is like, I mean, this is like freaking space invaders. Like, pew, pew, pew, just shooting up in the sky hoping you hit a fucking rocket ship. Like, what the hell? Anyway. That was our naughty and nice list.
And, hey, if you've got something interesting to say about the drones, if you've got good insight, send us a message. You're going to find us. RyanIsRight.com. All the highlight clips. You can even drop us a voicemail there at RyanIsRight.com. Leave us a voice message. I don't ever promote that enough. We've got that functionality on our site. I do get the DMs on Insta. Appreciate that.
Hit me up anytime. Hit Chris up, at Chris Broby Hanson. Any final words, Chris?
Everybody have a Merry Christmas.
Yes.
And a Happy Holiday.
That's right. Our last episode before Christmas for the news. We'll have a release right before next week. A lot of light content next week. We're going to do our... And all it's going to essentially what it is, is, you know, everybody's got resolutions and stuff like that. We're doing the, you know, all business, no BS. And these aren't resolutions.
These are the top 10 things you need to do to kick ass in 2025. I've already made the list. We're going to be recording that. That's going to be on our news release next Friday. Because again, we're taking the BS out of business. We'll see you next time. Right about now.
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