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From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong and Getty show, Let's not pretend.
That these disagreements are not profound. Let's just say, okay, they are profound. But you know what, there's ninety other things we could talk about which we wouldn't disagree on. And I can't hate you. I've said it a million times. You can hate Trump, you can't hate all the people who like him. It's half the country, yea. And I am certainly not blind to Donald Trump's fault. I get it why people choose to vote for him. You know, somebody who's conservative one said to me, what you don't get You liberals don't get about Trump is that we don't like him either. We just see him as a bulwark against the nonsense on the left. And I understand that because there is a lot of nonsense on the left.
That was Bill Maher on the Fox Show Greg Guttfeld Show the other night, And first of all, good for him to go on a show like that, and I think his attitude about that whole thing is pretty logical too.
He went on the view, which is an act of masochism at pest that I don't forget it. But he said the same thing to the clucking ends.
So a bolt work up against the craziness on the left. Some of the craziness might be the headline today. Biden administration cancels another almost eight billion dollars in student loans, a total now of Even though Supreme Court said you don't have the power to just rearrange things like this, Biden is now canceled one hundred and sixty seven billion dollars of student loans.
You the taxpayer.
Who maybe you didn't go to college, maybe your kids didn't go to college. Maybe you went to college and you saved up and paid for it out of your pocket. Maybe you chose a cheaper college than the college you wanted to go to because.
You thought that was too expensive.
Your stupid you should have gone to your dream, fun college and taking out the biggest loans you possibly could and then complained about it and let the rest of the taxpayers pay for it.
Well, and you left out one major constituency, and that's people who wisely or not did the college thing, took on those big loans and paid them off.
They're not gonna love this either.
Yeah, it's just between ginning up abortion fear and fear that the Republicans want to take away your condoms. I mean, I can't decaid whether I have the energy to even get into it. A humor is trying to cook up a bill to put in front of the Senate that's going to protact your right tip control in spite of Republican efforts to take away your pill when Republicans have no such intention whatsoever, I mean, other than like a very very fringy group of like super fundamentalist Catholics who are entitled their beliefs.
There's not a state, there's not a state in the country that's gonna make it illegal to half birth control.
Oh no, it's it's inconceivable at this point. But they're to gin up fear of that. And then this is such an old technique. Both parties do it. But the Democrats are gonna cook up some birth control protection bill that's also gonna include like one hundred million dollars in funding for Al Kaida or something just utterly horrific that Republicans.
Can've conceivably vote for.
So they'll vote against it, and they'll say Republicans voting against your right to birth control. I mean, if that's your electoral platform, what does.
That say funding for al Qaida? That wouldn't be popular all I point exactly? Uh was I gonna say? I had something to say about the birth control of the abortion they're taking completely seriously on MSNBC when I tuned it in this morning, that they're gonna outlaw birth control a lot of states. They're gonna outlaw interracial marriage, they're gonna outlaw gay marriage.
I'd like to see a documentary on the lives of people who hear all that stuff and believe it, and they're not probably dumb, they're just siloed.
Well, I don't know about the majority, but I know particularly a few, very smart, very educated people who believe that stuff.
Yeah, that's a shame. It comes from being Asi looad and b. As we were discussing before, there are a group of people in America who base their ideology on the evidence, and there are others who base the evidence on their ideology. And I would argue that the folks who are discussing are in that latter group. But what already, Michael, really this is a pleasure I want to tell you about the utter debacle going on in Chicago with the Teachers' Union. After a quick word from our friends at Omaha Steaks, I'm so glad Omaha Steaks exists for a couple of different reasons. I mean, I'm a customer myself, just for Judy and me, but because I love my dad and I always want to give them something cool for Father's Day, and it's always in our house a big order from Omaha Steaks.
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So this is some great reporting by Melee Smith in the National Review of The Chicago Teachers Union is cementing its place in Chicago's new political machine. They have assumed enormous powers now politically aware like cal Unicornians are aware of this scam, and folks in other blue states too the way unions wield power. So after the Teachers Union handpicked Brandon Johnson halfwit on its own employees, that's he was a union employee, they picked him to run for mayor, they funneled over two point three million dollars into his campaign to ensure his election, and now they're seeking billions of dollars in returns on that investment.
And a copy of the.
Chicago Teachers Unions one hundred and forty two pages of demands showed that the union is looking to trade to negotiate its most radical, expensive contract. Ever, it's a blueprint likely to be replicated by other strong government unions. If the CTU succeeds pot millions into local election, then get billions of political gains through the contract negotiations. And Maine Smith points out zero accountability or transparency required. Moreover, the union, through its collective bargaining agreement is forced forcing policy reforms that would otherwise have been debated and voted on in the Chicago City Council or the Illinois General Assembly. And and you know, I'll skip ahead to some of the demands, but it's not about teachers. I mean, there's lots and lots of stuff about more money for teachers and less work and that sort of thing. But CTUs leadership has a long history of progressive activism. But this year's list of demands, with more than seven hundred provisions, read like a progressive party's political platform, not a teachers union contract. In addition to the minimum nine percent annual wage increases that will yield bigger raises over four years, blah blah blah, and at least forty five days off each school year.
Wait a minute, Wait a minute, Wait.
A minute, So the teachers get the summer off, then they get forty five days off each school year. Okay, all right, again, that's about the teachers and they're paid. The union is demanding climate justice reforms such as one hundred one hundred percent electric bus fleet, which could cost as much as five hundred million dollars to implement. It also wants to institute a pilot program to retrofit schools to be carbon neutral, with the district fully carbon neutral by twenty thirty five. The union's demands also include environmental, social and governance ESG provisions, and its pension funds. Wants school board to coordinate with Chicago pension funds to move away from any investments allegedly contributing to climate change. On the social justice side, CTUs demanding one hundred percent abortion coverage and two thousand dollars per student for asylum seekers. It also wants to remove school resource officers or on campus police despite seeing a twenty six percent increase in violent crime last year. The mandated secrecy, sorry, secrecy from parents regarding their children's pronouns and gender identity one hundred percent secrecy mandated by the teachers union.
Duh.
And of course all that's accompanied by requirements that all counselors, clinicians, social worker, psychologists, and other wellness staff are queer competent and as a job qualification, have annual training. And there's more climate champions gender support coordinators to the tune of one point seven billion dollars just in new personnel climate champions and gender support coordinators.
Exactly.
Okay, yeah, and this is a model for teachers unions around the country.
This is.
Under the umbrella of the Neomarxism. We're talking about, what the hell does a teachers union care about climate justice representatives in the school district other than to, you know, pad the amount of money they take in. And that's what most of this is about. It's because they're all down with the neo Marxism. They're trying to tear down the system by overloading it partly, God dang it.
And wasn't it Chicago that some of the schools.
Had no kids that were reading and doing math at level proficiency?
Uh?
Yes, And the question was asked, why is the school even open?
What are we doing here?
And now you're going to add to that climate monitors and gender coaches or whatever.
Yeah, and it's funny. I had that in another article which I must have closed. But yeah, there is a they're touting the other day, this school and how it had to stay open and they had zero students at grade level of math zero and rating not a single breathing soul is anywhere close to grade level. Incredible. The head of the teachers union was asked, where's fifty billion dollars going to come from?
Where will that money come from? She said, stop asking that question, ask a different question. Shut down the reporter.
And we spend so much more per pupil than we did decades ago when we were happier with the results.
How does that get lost in this conversation. I'm gonna say something you never hear in politics, certainly not in Chicago politics. Families that value education their kids do well in school. Families who do not value education, their kids do poorly in school, not one hundred percent on any side. Of course, there are kids who with learning problems or whatever, and there are kids who are amazing to overcome their difficulties. But if you want to change America's educational outcomes, start talking to the families.
Nobody wants to say.
That, no they don't. So that's uh, that's all one hundred percent true. But then you've also got the you value education. Your kid's going to do okay, but they're going to be exposed to a hell of a lot of crap.
It's going to give them chaos, violence. Well, I don't even mean that.
I just mean a weird view of history, English, math, everything, the non neo Marxist in doctrination, the weird history stuff where we're the bad guy in every story. Do you want your kid to get that? Even if they do okay, you know, on reading and math proficiency.
I'm not trying to be hyperbolic or exciting or anything. If you know me, you know how not exciting I am. But I seriously think in particularly the Blue States and cities, the education system is so diseased it needs to be torn out and start starting again.
I related it to a landscape the other day.
You can't fix this, you can't prune this into shape or put fertilizer on it. You've got to bulldoze it and start again. And I mean that sincerely from K through PhDs in America.
The only thing that will bring that, I think is of enough people stop sending their kids to public schools and start going homeschooling or private school. The problem with that, of course, is you're paying so like a county I live, I pay such high property taxes in theory to have the fantastic school system. If you're paying a hell of a lot of taxes for your school system and then you got to, on top of that come up with money for homeschooling or a private school, I mean that's pretty galling.
Next segment, why people are moving by the millions to Red State?
Oh?
Whoops, No, we just answered that. Yeah, yeah, it's a heck of a deal. You driven Jack into despair. I win.
We need some good news. As I'm always saying, name one thing that's getting better, and I never can come up with anything. I mean, who wants to tune in to any radio show or podcast in here, world's going to hell getting worse. You thought it was bad yesterday. Huh good you tuned in today, it's even worse than your thought. That's what we do.
Okay, we got more on the way. Stay here. Do you guys see this?
The FDA just recalled some bags of Pedigree dog food because they may contain metal pieces.
On the bright side, you can now clean up after your dog by using a.
Magnet thing not to be out time Purion. It just released their new begging bolts, which I doesn't think. Wow, how good at dog food? Do you buy good?
You know, not like that super top tier you keep it in your fridge stuff that they're advertising so much.
But a step below that. Do you think it makes a difference.
It does for a Baxter because he's got certain things he can't eat.
Katie, why you got a new dog? Do you buy the expensive dog food or just a regular dog food?
Now?
Both of my dogs don't have any dietary restrictions, but I do the big name brand stuff that they tend to have less problems, is what my vet told me.
Interesting.
Yeah, I don't know if I fully believe the hype around the more expensive dog foods. I mean, you know, there's no reason for it to be any different than a lot of people food, which you know, you can slap organic on it or whatever in charge more, and it isn't actually any better. Of course, you have to do research on every individual thing.
But yeah, I think part of it is just the the pet food manufacturers are looking at the societal trends and childlessness in particular and saying, all right, all the disposable income that used to go for your kid, let's grab us some of.
That, right, And there's a reason why in towns like I live in with fewer children and all that sort of stuff and lots of pets and affluent people, they everything at the vet just costs magically five times more than it costs of the vet next down over.
I mean, yeah, funny how that goes, is right?
I got some breaking news here. President Biden is releasing one million barrels of gasoline from one of the reserves that we've got in a bid to lower prices at the pump. That's according to the Associated Press, in a bid to lower prices at the pump. That's not what the reserve is for, is it. The Associated Press stated that like, that makes sense. If the reason for releasing the reserve was to lower prices, you would always do it until you ran out of reserve.
Well, the headline's accurate enough.
In the same way as Joe Getty threw on a crown in a bid to become the King of England, I mean it would be a futile and unsuccessful attempt. But yes, he releases a bunch of fuel. The price of cast is gonna go down by about three and a half cents for an hour. So is that just there's no pandering that is below the corpse that necessarily dismissive nickname I retracted.
Yeah, let's not go with that. One is the official show nickname for the president going forward?
How about the Mummy? Come on, you're running dad.
A million barrels of gasoline. If that lowers price a two cents, I'll be surprised for what an hour? Like you said, Guy Benson, who you regularly see on Fox if you watch Fox, said this is reckless and it's apparently political, like so many of his team's actions.
But how would you not interpret it that way? And yet Trump is tied with him.
Same day of more student loan getting cancer, the student loans getting canceled. You released reserve oil to lower gas prices?
What Armstrong and Getty? Is there something known in the industry about how did he treated his artists?
Sorry, I'm gonna get some cheeks after this horse power joint.
That was a brief excerpt from an interview between Abby Phillips on her Dopey show on CNN and some rapper Cameron, who she was trying to get to comment on the P did he beatings and rapings and the rest of it allegations. And this Cameron, who in his defense, was lured on thinking he was just going to talk about hip hop or something, had no interest in talking about P Diddy and like impugning him for reasons both professional and probably safety oriented. Yeah, because in the rap world, people shoot you if they.
Don't like you.
Allegedly, yes, allegedly. You know that's funny. We should if you don't know this story. When we first started in San Francisco in three the big Radio ranch there had a bunch of different radio stations in it, including the big, big pop and hip hop station one of a couple, and the station was built like Fort Knox. You had to pass through security doors, like every fifty feet you had to like unlock doors instead just to go to the bathroom with your passes. And the reason was because there were a couple of different stations, and they would have one rapper and their posse for the one station, there'd be another rapper in their posse talking to another radio station, and they had to keep them apart. They had to make sure nobody crossed paths. You don't have to do that.
You don't have to do that if Jason al Dean and Luke Bryan are in the same hallway, not so much.
Anyway, Where were we?
Oh so, anyway, this Cameron fellow decides he's got so much disdain for this dopey interview with Abbie Phillips.
At one point, he breaks out.
This Herbal viagraa drink that's part of his brand, shows the label, swigs some down and announces, I'm getting gonna get some cheeks after a drink this year whatever he called it.
So I'm gonna get some cheeks after this horse power joint.
Oh, I like that. I like both those terms.
I'm gonna get some cheeks, that's cool, after this horsepower drink.
Right the interview, so is there an herbal viagra you can drink? Does it work? Well? This guy sells it. I don't know. Why don't you swing them down and let me know.
Anyway, Kudos to you, Cameron for deciding this is so stupid and you people were so dishonest to me. I'm gonna show you love. I gonna get some cheeks.
Sorry, I'm gonna get some cheeks after this horse college joint?
All right?
And then he towards the end of the interview, he looks around and says, who booked me for this joint?
Whose idea was this? Moving along?
He has the proper respect for a CNN daytime interview.
Yeah, amen to that.
To the world of sport, his unearthly gift must be seen to be believed. A right handed college pitcher, confident on the hill, in command of several pitches, is fastball blazing well into the mid nineties.
Then behold he.
Switches his custom Wilson glove to the opposite hand, just his feet, turns his body and does it all over again left handed.
Hera Angelo Sana.
He's a twenty year old switch pitching phenomenon from Corusal. He's currently helping sixteenth thranc Mississippi State to make a charge to the College World Series seven and one, eighty nine strikeouts over seven innings. He would be a major league prospect if he merely threw from the right side. But he turns around and mixes it up and throws lefty as well.
There are there any rules in the nineties? Wow? Are there any rules on that?
Does he have to make it clear which hand he's gonna use ahead the time or can he get just stand there chest forward and then all of a sudden hits you with a left handed pitch or a right handed pitch.
Wow. I know with hitters you have to.
You have to get in one of boxes or the other, and you can't jump into the other one. But no, I don't know. With pictures, I don't imagine there's any limitation. You can hurtle it with whatever party you find. Yes, I'm guessing this has never been a problem before. No, you may remember this guy vaguely. He was a bit of a sensation eight years ago in the Little League World Series where his switch pitching became a brief sensation.
Yeah, well it's pretty sensational.
Her Angelo singja to keep your eye out for him. It's quite something. Can't an you're left handed? You golf right handed though?
Right? You know what, I was trying to figure that out the other day.
You'd think by now I would have What I do right handed and left handed is completely random.
I can't make any sense of it.
Well, that's why I was going to ask, can you golf left handed even though you're right?
Left handed? Not very well?
If you gave me a week, I could probably break one hundred and ten, which is not bad. Maybe I'll do that someday. Anyway, No, it's completely at random.
What I do.
I noticed the other day, and you know, I'm a man well into my fifties, that I brush my teeth right handed. I eat left handed, I write left handed. For whatever reason, I brush my teeth right handed. It just doesn't make any sense. So anyway, yes, do we know why people some people are born wrong handed?
Hilarious?
What are you some sort of year eleven hundred pope man? The word sinister left handed exactly and rightfully. So I see somebody means right handed, somebody writing with their left hand.
I wonder what is going on here? My son's left handed? Actually, and actually that could be kind of fun.
If you see somebody writ writing left handed, say look at his sinister writing style, and.
You'd be correct.
Women are paying big money to scream and smash sticks in the woods. It's called a rage ritual. They describe one gal who is recently divorced. As part of the retreat, she held a rage ritual.
Yeah, I don't think does our unrelated go on. It's a ceremony in which participants scream and beat large sticks on the ground in the woods. Participants are encouraged to think of people in experiences that have wronged them and to scream and swing the sticks for at least twenty minutes, or until they can no longer move their arms. I'm gonna be gone this weekend, honey, I need to go beat the ground with sticks and scream.
Yeah.
I think we're going in different directions, is what are others said?
Yeah?
Yeah, Rage rituals have garnered attention on of course TikTok, where they've resonated, particularly with women.
Can you ever been on a rage ritual?
No?
I've heard of rage rooms which do sound like fun, where you go in and break like old computers and stuff with a bat. But I have a feeling that all the women that are doing this are the same women that chose the bear over the man. And I think this is brilliant because they're all going into the woods anyways.
Find out oh the irony, right, I did, Like I had an old copier when living living out on the farm or dominicamers. I had an old copier and I'd eat the crap out of that with a baseball bat, and I got quite a bit of enjoyment out of that.
I took a baseball bat to the cure. I get the radio studio and had an absolute blast with it.
I'll bet yeah. My youngest her man bought her one of those rage room experiences. And he's a good kid too. He upgraded to the TV screen experience. I think you got your basic car and like dryer or something, but you can upgrade as well.
It's some good electronics.
Yeah, you get the glass smash, that's what you're looking for. Hmmm.
Quote.
There's no place where you can see women be able to be angry like that and not be condemned. She's just hermdal, she's just unhinted, she's just crazy, she's on her period, she just whatever.
This was a place where you.
Probably for the first time in a really long time, if ever, are able to scream out loud things about how you felt.
I feel like I've experienced women screaming what they felt quite a few times in my life.
Or have these people never been on the internet. That's all they do.
Yeah, yeah, Well you're gonna beaming in anguish after you get the bill. These things can range in price from two grand to four thousand dollars.
For a weekend. Her one day version.
Was only two hundred and twenty two dollars per ticket, so it was a bargain rage ritual.
You pay a couple thousand dollars for that, you are, by definition, and moron.
Go out there and stay there. Yeah, stay there? Oh boy?
And then this story, this is really disappointing. Oh boy, I should I even do this? I don't know. One of my favorite movies of all time is the movie Snatch. It's a guy ritchie joint, as they say, it's about a heist gone wrong and all sorts of colorful characters and great music, and it's just it's funny. And then Brad Pitt as the Pikey, the Irish traveler with an absolutely incoherent, just.
Impossible to understand accent.
It's wonderful movie, but the bad guy in it, the real heavy. He spends a fair amount of time describing how he kills people and then feeds them to his pigs, and how quickly a pig can devour a corpse.
Et cetera.
And the guy who that was based on was a Canadian serial killer by the name of Robert Picton, who is in prison now. He's seventy four years old, and he bragged about like murdering forty nine women and then bringing him to his family pig farm and.
All it's a terrible story.
Well, oh, i'd say, apparently, and this all transpired in O seven. I think he was sentenced and put away in seven. But evidently the other day somebody had had enough of his act in prison and sharpened a broomstick and speared his head and he is not expected to survive.
Head sparing sounds about right.
It's amazing how often these high profile molesters, serial killers.
Whatever, end up dead.
Is that just to get attention inside of prison or what is that?
You know?
Jeffrey Dahmer, Jared from Subway didn't die, but he got attacked not long ago, the child molester.
Yeah, there are certain things in prison culture that you are considered beneath contempt. And it's interesting that you will have people and I've known a number of these cases, including one where there's a friend of a friend i'll say involved, And I got a rather a detailed account of it that people who are outside of society's normal bounds criminals in short, people who've commit criminal acts, committed criminal acts and been convicted for them, We'll see something that's beyond the pale, that's horrible, and they will think this person should not be part of humanity, not even here in prison. Wow, And they will go ahead and administer a very very primitive justice to them. The rest of us are like, no, we need let the system work, which is better in most cases. But inside of prison they're like, yeah, hey, I'm already a criminal, I'm already in prison.
Be this guy needs to go, And so they make him go.
Wow. Well it's hard to feel sorrd for this guy. I don't.
Oh no, I don't in.
The least hypes the old the old head heart putting no, probably best to move on.
Huh.
So I've had this theory for some time, that people are overspending their monthly means, and that's why consumer spending is kept on and that it's going to come to a crash at some point. And there's growing evidence that that might be true with credit card debt and that sort of stuff. I got some of those number to hit you with coming back. I don't want it to be true. I just think it's true.
Anyway. A bunch of stuff on the way. Stay here.
Some economic stuff that I found interesting.
This is from USA today.
The largest rent increases in America are all in swing states? Will it spell trouble for Biden? It says here, Yes is the answer. But that's quite the interesting thing. Ain't gonna help? Is there a reason that that is? I saw Elon Musk retweet a cartoon the other day that was, uh, what's a causality versus oh? One of people who mistake causality for correlation?
Die?
Uh?
Is is there a correlation between these being swing states and where the rent is are so high? Nothing leaps to my feeble mind, but neither I have no idea anyway.
Also, this stuff, it's too damn.
Some recent stats about credit card debt and these numbers are all higher than they have been in the past. Sixty one percent of Americans paid for their groceries with a credit card in twenty twenty three. I don't know why that's a higher number than normal. I pay for everything with my credit card. It doesn't mean anything about my economics. It just means I don't want to write a check and I'm not carrying cash, is all it means.
It's some meaningless statistic.
Yeah, anyway, Nineteen percent of adults one out of five adults in the US used savings not intended for routine living expenses.
Now that's a statistic. Then that's a lot higher than normal. That is a statistic.
And three point five used by now pay later options, which is higher than normal. Twenty percent of adults who used credit cards did not pay the full balance but met the required payment. One out of five credit card holders just making the minimum payment.
That's not good. Uh.
Twenty five percent of those with very low food security did not even pay the minimum payment for the credit card. And as always, and as always, I would like to you know, know the individual situation. You could be trying your very best and you had a bad health outcome, or your boss is a jerker, all kinds of things, bad things could have befallen you. You also might have a car you shouldn't own and the latest iPhone and Netflix and Disney and all that stuff, because I know people like that, so I'd like to know it.
You know, it occurs to me that the whole keeping up with the Joneses cliche, the idea of wanting to maintain your status among your neighbors and friends, has metastasized into keeping up with the inn. I mean, you've got to keep up with an artificially cultivated image by like everybody you connect with online, which is impossible that would make you insane or broke.
Well, there's no doubt that the standard for what a normal life is has grown so much in our lifetimes. As we've talked about many times. The size of houses, the number of cars you have, the kind of vacations you go on has changed so much for what you think the average persons to do. And yeah, so can you keep up with the Internet or what your perception of anyway, So that's that you brought up one of your favorite movies. I want to bring up my new favorite TV show that I've been watching with my son. We started watching Young Sheldon.
Is that the name of it?
Yeah, it's a series. It's a comedy, and I didn't realize it was by Chuck Lorie, the same guy that did well The Big Bang Theory but Two and a Half Men and a whole bunch of other really really really funny sitcoms. Chuck Lori's behind Young Sheldon, and I started watching with Henry and one he loves it, and two I love it. There just aren't that many shows that a twelve year old and his dad are gonna both like. It's hilarious. It's got a lot of great family values stuff in it. Dad is treated like an equal part of the family and somebody with some wisdom as opposed to you know, most modern sitcoms where dad is a punching bag and an idiot and mom runs everything.
It's great.
So if you're looking for like a family sitcom, highly recommend Young Shelton. But there was one scene the other day that I found hilarious. He's got a teenage boy, it's like fourteen fifteen, like I have, and he finds out that his son has a crush on a girl and sons on the phone with her a lot and stuff like that. So Dad goes and talks to him and says, hey, just like you to let you know, you know, if you got any questions about you know, I've liked girls before, and you got any questions about that, what's that like?
You know, come to me. And the kid said, why would I ask you that?
Dad said, well, I used to you know, I've I've had girls that I loved and everything like that.
And the kids said, ooh, gross.
That was so funny because that's the way my son reacts to that. Everything's different now. The kids said, that's the way my kids feel like. Everything's different now. No experience you had back when you were younger matters today, which is hilarious when you get older.
Sure. Yeah, the eternal uh you know, it's.
A replacement of the guard or whatever the phrase is, changing of the guards.
Yeah, sure, completely different now
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