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[Assistant] Of course, the number of people who were successful to do this was very small, because most witches were unwilling to spend their lives with only one man, but were different from 400 years ago.


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[Assistant] If he married a witch it would mean that he wouldn't have children to succeed him. How could his father feel good about such an idea?


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[Assistant] Tilly side, it has already been more than 10 years.


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[Assistant] He has most probably already forgotten those silly words. Is it?


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[Assistant] Yes, Anna laughed gently, His Highness said so himself. Till he suddenly froze.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's hard because a lot of times something I realize is that if I put like on a dream board or a vision board or something that I want, you know, like in relationships or just in life. Do you do vision boards? Yes! I used to have, I used to have parties. Like cut out some magazines? Yes!


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[Assistant] Oh, to the dollar store. It's a good thing. I'll get a little poster board and cut out stuff out of magazines and words and people with abs. Like the Uniball.


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[Assistant] If I know that I want to do something, a lot of times I can get so, so, uh, inundated with things that I'm doing for other people, whether that be in ministry or work, that sometimes I do lose focus of me. I lose focus of, you know, the things that, you know, you know, I've talked about this on the podcast before, so I could be working, working, working, working, working and even forget to eat, you know, so.


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[Assistant] You have to prioritize yourself too, so I do like to have, you know, like,


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[Assistant] You know what, I was thinking about, uh, I have several friends who are either single or divorced and that just brings up, and a couple of them are super, super Christians that are, you know, like, like what you said about, you know, like, just Jesus, you know, I'm just focused on Jesus. But you boring.


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[Assistant] You're not doing anything with your life. And so what I hear you saying is, you know, trusting God in the process, being content where you are, but still living, living life. And then another thing you said about the apps, you know, also adjusting to time.


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[Assistant] Adjusting to the times, if you're not out there and doing things, there might be other ways that you can meet people. So I love the fact that you brought that up. Like if that's not your thing, don't do it, but don't knock it if you don't.


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[Assistant] I'm synthesizing a couple questions here, uh, but there are, there are a couple questions around,


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[Assistant] Do you, how much of this is methods and how much of this is awareness? Is maybe the thrust of it? Like, are there methods that we can be better teaching or to what extent, you know, if you had to split your attention between


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[Assistant] They're often tested on a specific majority demographic and then there are ramifications for folks outside of that test population. Are there any products or systems that you can think of that are directed or designed or tested for the quote unquote actual population of use and specifically tech for minority groups?


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[Assistant] This also teaches us something that it's that it's that hard.


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[Assistant] I think we're about at time, so why don't we wrap it here and thank Professor Gray for joining us, uh, and sharing her thoughts with us. Again, thank you so much. We'll give you silent zoom claps, which is the most awkward thing, uh, but, you know, we'll do it anyway.


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[Assistant] If you liked that video, click subscribe and we'll be together until one of us dies.


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[Assistant] I guess you don't know much about newspaper ethics, Ms. Collier.


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[Assistant] Apartment 306, a signal 32. Proceed with caution.


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[Assistant] Dewey? Yes, Mr. Now? Dewey, the flag, after all, is a symbol of our country.


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[Assistant] I think we should show respect when we salute it by standing at attention with our hands out of our pockets. Shall we try it again?


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[Assistant] Primarily, he's our manual training instructor. Oh. Oh, I see. Well, I'm sure Mr. Hopkins will postpone the game.


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[Assistant] I had you all wrong, Mr. Now. Well, maybe we had each other wrong, Julie.


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[Assistant] This morning I thought you were just another bad boy. Well, I'm pretty tough. That's all right. On two conditions. First one is if you pick the right time. Know what the second is? No ma'am. If it's natural for you.


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[Assistant] I don't really think you're like that. Oh, sure I am. No, I don't think so. If you were, you wouldn't know so much about ships. I love ships. I was named for Admiral Dewey, you know. You were?


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[Assistant] Will you come again tomorrow, Mr. Now? Yes, and we'll get right down to work on your arithmetic. You know, I want you to be a credit to me at Johnstown next fall. I'm not going to Johnstown prep. But your mother said you've already been enrolled.


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[Assistant] Is that the attitude you're going to take when you build real ships? Oh, I'll never build anything. Yes you will.


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[Assistant] So you see, you, you mustn't let me down either. Stick to your course, sailor. Build your ships. Will you remember that? Yes, um.


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[Assistant] And you'll remember me too a little? Of course, Mr. Now. I'm glad you came.


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[Assistant] No, Dewey, as a going away present, you'll talk to me.


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[Assistant] No, kind of. I'm totally cool with that. Like, maybe we should just simmer down a little bit and like, just maybe...


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[Assistant] I don't know. Baby stuff? You wanna take it slow? Like, have you heard of like, going through the bases? Okay. You know, like, first base? Sure, sure. Okay.


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[Assistant] We have seen how to tokenize single sentences and patch them together in the patch inputs to covers video. If this code looks unfamiliar to you, be sure to check that video again.


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[Assistant] Here we'll focus on tasks that classify pairs of sentences.


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[Assistant] For instance, we may want to classify whether two texts are paraphrases or not.


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[Assistant] Here is an example taken from the QuoraQuestionPairs dataset, which focuses on identifying duplicate questions. In the first pair, the two questions are duplicates. In the second, they are not.


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[Assistant] Another power classification problem is when we want to know if two sentences are logically related or not.


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[Assistant] A problem called natural language inference, or NLI. In this example, taken from the multi-NLI dataset, we have a pair of sentences for each possible label.


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[Assistant] In fact, in the glue benchmark, which is an academic benchmark for text classification,


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[Assistant] Eight of the ten datasets are focused on tasks using pairs of sentences.


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[Assistant] That's why models like BERT are often portrayed with a dual objective. On top of the language modeling objective, they often have an objective related to sentence pairs. For instance,


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[Assistant] During the training, Bert is shown pairs of sentences and must predict both the value of randomly masked tokens and whether the second sentence follows from the first or not.


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[Assistant] Fortunately, the tokenizer from the transformer library has a nice API to deal with parser sentences. You just have to pass them as two arguments to the tokenizer. On top of the input IDs and the intention mask we studied already,


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[Assistant] It returns a new field called token type IDs, which tells the model which tokens belong to the first sentence and which ones belong to the second sentence.


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[Assistant] Summing in a little bit, here are the input IDs, aligned with the tokens they correspond to, their respective token type ID, and a tension mask. We can see the tokenizer also added special tokens,


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[Assistant] So we have a CLS token, the tokens from the first sentence, a CEP token, the tokens from the second sentence, and a final CEP token.


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[Assistant] If we have several pairs of sentences, we can tokenize them together by passing the list of first sentences.


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[Assistant] Bend the list of second sentences, and all the keyword arguments we studied already, like padding equal true.


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[Assistant] Zooming in at the result, we can see how the tokenizer added padding to the second pair of sentences to make the two outputs the same length.


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[Assistant] Uh, who with, mostly? Well, I shouldn't, uh... Oscar? Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Why that particular spot? There couldn't by any chance be an audience out there.


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[Assistant] And it is a name by which I think it expedients to be called at present, but it is not my real name, and when I hear it, it sounds strange to me. Your real name you will not give? No.


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[Assistant] But when St. John had news to few moments, he recommends as imperturbably and with as much acumen as ever. You would not like to be long dependent on our hospitality.


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[Assistant] I am quite sensible of a distinction drawn, nor do I resent it. It is just. You desire to be independent of us? I do. I've already said so. Show me how to work, or how to seek work. That is all I now ask. Then let me go, if it be but the meanest cottage. But till then, allow me to stay here.


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[Assistant] repeated Mary, in the tone of undemonstrative sincerity, which seemed natural to her.


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[Assistant] My sisters, you see, have a pleasure in keeping you, said Mr. St. John.


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[Assistant] Seek some more efficient sucker than such as I can offer.


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[Assistant] She's already said that she is willing to do anything honest she can do. Answer Diana for me.


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[Assistant] And you know, St. John, she has no choice of helpers. She's forced to put up with such crusty people as you.


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[Assistant] I will be a servant, a nurse girl, if I can be no better. I answered.


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[Assistant] Right, said Mr. St. John quite coolly. If such is your spirit, I promise to aid you in my own time and way.


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[Assistant] He now resumed the book with which he had been occupied before tea. I soon withdrew, for I had talked as much and sat up as long as my present strength would permit.


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[Assistant] A fine spring shone round me, which I could not enjoy. Summer approached.


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[Assistant] Diana tried to cheer me. She said I looked ill and wished to accompany me to the seaside.


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[Assistant] This, St John opposed. He said I did not want dissipation, I wanted employment.


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[Assistant] My present life was too purposeless. I required an aim, and I suppose by way of supplying deficiencies, he prolonged still further my lessons in Hindustani, and grew more urgent in requiring their accomplishment, and I, like a fool, never thought of resisting him. I could not resist him.


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[Assistant] The ebb was occasioned by a poignantly felt disappointment. Hannah had told me in the morning there was a letter for me, and when I went down to take it,


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[Assistant] Almost certain that the long-looked-for tidings were vouchsafe to me at last.


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[Assistant] I found only an unimportant note for Mr. Briggs on business. The bitter chair could wrung from me some tears, and now...


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[Assistant] As I sat pouring over the crabbed characters and flourishing troops of an Indian scribe, my eyes filled again.


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[Assistant] St. John called me to his side to read. In attempting to do this, my voice failed me. Words were lost in sobs. He and I were the only occupants of the parlour. Diana was practising her music in the drawing-room. Mary was gardening. It was a very fine May day, clear, sunny and breezy. My companion expressed no surprise at this emotion.


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[Assistant] He sat calm and patient, leaning on his desk and looking like a physician watching with the eye of science an expected and fully understood crisis in a patient's malady.


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[Assistant] Having stifled my sobs, wiped my eyes, and muttered something about not being very well that morning, I resumed my task and succeeded in completing it. St. John put away my books and his, locked his desk, and said, Now Jane, you shall take a walk. And with me.


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[Assistant] I will call Diana and Mary. No, I want only one companion this morning, and that must be you. Put on your things, go out by the kitchen door, take the road towards the head of Marsh Glen. I will join you in a moment.


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[Assistant] I never in my life have known any medium in my dealings with positive hard characters antagonistic to my own between absolute submission and determined revolt.


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[Assistant] I've always faithfully observed the one up to the very moment of bursting sometimes with volcanic vehemence into the other.


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[Assistant] And as neither present circumstances warranted, nor my present mood inclined me to mutiny, I observed careful obedience to St John's directions, and in ten minutes I was treading the wild track of the glen, side by side with him. The breeze was from the west. It came over the hills, sweet with scents of heath and a rush. The sky was of stainless blue.


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[Assistant] The stream defending the ravine, swelled with past spring rains, poured along plentiful and clear.


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[Assistant] Catching golden gleams from the sun and sapphire tints from the firmament As we advanced and left the track


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[Assistant] We trod a soft turf, mossy fine and emerald green, minutely enamelled with a tiny white flower, and spangled with a star-like yellow blossom. The hills, meantime, shut us quite in, for the glen, towards its head, wound to their very core. Let us rest here, said St. John, as we reached the first stragglers of the battalion of rocks, guarding a sort of pass, beyond which the beck rushed down a waterfall, and where, still a little further,


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[Assistant] His glance wandered away with the stream and returned to traverse the unclouded heaven which coloured it. He removed his hat, let the breeze stir his hair and kiss his brow. He seemed in communion with the genius of the haunt. With his eye he bade farewell to something. And I shall see it again, he said aloud, in dreams when I sleep by the Ganges.


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[Assistant] And again, in a more remote hour, when another slumber overcomes me on the shore of a darker stream.


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[Assistant] I have taken my birth in an East Indian man which sails on the 20th of June. God will protect you, for you have undertaken his work. I answered. Yes, said he, there is my glory and joy. I am the servant of an infallible master.


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[Assistant] I am not going out under human guidance, subject to the defective laws and erring control of my feeble fellow worms. My king, my lawgiver, my captain is the all perfect.


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[Assistant] It seems strange to me that all around me do not burn to enlist under the same banner to join in the same enterprise. All have not your powers.


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[Assistant] And it would be folly for the feeble to wish to march with the strong. I do not speak to the feeble or think of them. I address only such as are worthy of the work and competent to accomplish it. Those are few in number and difficult to discover. You say truly, but when found, it is right to stir them up, to urge and exhort them to the effort, to show them what their gifts are and why they were given,


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[Assistant] To speak heaven's message in their ear, to offer them direct from God a place in the ranks of his chosen.


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[Assistant] If they are really qualified for the task, will not their own hearts be the first to inform them of it?


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[Assistant] I felt as if an awful charm was framing round and gathering over me. I trembled to hear some fatal word spoken, which would at once declare and rivet the spell. And what does your heart say? demanded St. John.


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[Assistant] Hello, Greg. Ah, Julie, my wonderful one. I adore you. What you got to eat?


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[Assistant] Dear Bill, Rogozhin greets you with affection.


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[Assistant] Oh, but Natch, this will be my first performance since I played at the Degorki Theater in Nizhny Novgorod. To be or not to be. Bah, how much better Shakespeare is than Russian.


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[Assistant] It isn't my real home, of course. Some gypsies stole me when I was a baby and took me there.


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[Assistant] It's Hitty, sir. It's really m-hittable, but that's long for Hitty.


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[Assistant] Sometimes I'm Gertrude, and sometimes I'm Amaryllis.


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[Assistant] Yes dear. Will you turn on my record before you go, please?


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[Assistant] I just started it. I've only written on three pages. Yesterday, next Wednesday, and next Christmas.


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[Assistant] This is yesterday. Today Uncle Don brought me this diary and made some jokes. I had my first lesson since I was sick.


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[Assistant] I had dinner by myself because Julie was going out to have dinner with Bill.


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[Assistant] Bill has been very busy lately, so I haven't seen him very much. Here's next Wednesday. I went to Julie's matinee again. Remember? You promised to take me to the matinee. Of course I did. And here's next Christmas. We had a beautiful tree and sang Christmas carols. Like you said.


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[Assistant] Why yes, just now, in the dining room. We were talking about you and-


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[Assistant] You'd like the dessert, Miss Hitty, but you'd only try it. It's chocolate pudding.


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[Assistant] She orders your dinner cooked night after night. I mean, hitty. And sits alone at table watching your empty place.


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[Assistant] Oh, hello, Hallie. Who posed for this picture? Wonderful, isn't it?


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[Assistant] Coburn's been remarkably successful the last four years. Yes, but who's the girl? Well, the same girl he always paints. He always? It is? This?


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[Assistant] I didn't get the name. John Earl. I saw that painting of yours at the Hadley Galleries. Beautiful thing, Corbin. I was wondering who modeled for it.


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[Assistant] No, I'm just a bit jumpy, that's all.


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[Assistant] You were to have married her the next day, but she disappeared. Two days later, her body was fished out of the sands.


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[Assistant] I think I deserve some explanation. You've been with me now more than three years. I, I had no idea you weren't happy. Now what is it?


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[Assistant] Mother, no sandwiches. This is an important moment, isn't it, Helen? It is for me. It calls for a celebration. Helen and I go into the wonderful dinner. Then a beautiful boat ride on that.


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[Assistant] Yes, that was her name. Where is she now?


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[Assistant] I see. You have convicted me already. But you won't find it so easy in a court of law. Now be reasonable, Roberts. Why should I want to hurt Helen North? Does the autopsy show a motive? I think not.


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[Assistant] And would I kill Helen the way Madeleine Renard was murdered in Paris? That would be stupid, wouldn't it? Stupid? Or very clever? I see. He'll come to arrest me.


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[Assistant] Justice. What do you care about justice? You're a policeman. All you want is a conviction. You don't care what you do to a man.


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[Assistant] Well I am, I was wondering where she was thrown in. I figure somewhere around that boathouse down there. What makes you think?


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[Assistant] I've pulled many a body out of this river in my time, but none as pretty as that gal.


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[Assistant] Well, good night. Good night, mister.


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[Assistant] Then again, he may not let you have the picture. You're not exactly a connoisseur. Of art, no.


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[Assistant] What would you say if I told you I'm putting a spy into Corbin's house? A spy? What sort of a spy? Go on. Tell me. You probably don't know it. Helen North had a system. But I do know it. She's doing a play abroad. She was. She's home now. Got back yesterday. Young Mason brought her to me. We worked out a little plan. Oh. Is there something you wanted?


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[Assistant] First you little butterfly, drink water.


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[Assistant] The sky is clear and there is no wind. I'll get my keys.


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[Assistant] Would this save you if... So, now you're quite unprotected. Don't you think I know your Helen sister? What you want to know, ask me. I tell you, I don't skulk around like a cheap detective.


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[Assistant] Keep him outside. I've got a way to break him down.


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[Assistant] For his own sake, Miss North, yes. Confessions sometimes help. Otherwise, I'm sorry. I don't think I need to tell you what the result will be.


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[Assistant] Like all the rest, you made one mistake. See this? It's going to convict you. A little piece of fur, torn from Ella Randolph's evening wrap. Where was it found? In your boathouse. A nail caught in the wrap and tore it, and you threw the body into the water. You're clever, Corbin. But this time you fell on your face. You better come clean while there's still time. Joe, take this down.


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[Assistant] Any new developments?


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[Assistant] How about going to your studio? I've never seen a real art studio. Well, alright.


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[Assistant] So this is it? Yes. Mind if I look around? Help yourself.


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[Assistant] I've given you an alibi. Anything wrong with it? You beat that rap in Paris with an alibi.


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[Assistant] Hello, Roberts. I just came from the Criterion Detective Agency. Yeah.


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[Assistant] He knows we're tailing him. Oh, what a guy. Boeing. That's the clincher. Now I know he's guilty. Alright, Lee. Keep after that first phone call. That may be the answer. Right.


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[Assistant] It did. The tide changed and brought it back again. That always happens.


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[Assistant] I don't remember inviting you. Don't you know where she lives? I don't know. Come on, come on Corbin, what about it? Give us one of your very best alibis.


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[Assistant] Ask him. Maybe you'd better tell it to the district attorney. Come on, let's go.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Randolph is missing. Her car was found abandoned on Mott Avenue.


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[Assistant] All right, Corbin. Well, give me time to change. You'll have to do that downtown. We're getting your stuff. Bring them on.


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[Assistant] That's all I can tell you. That's all we've been able to get from him since yesterday. I was up half the night. Alright, take him away.


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[Assistant] No. No, there is Vahini. A woman.


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[Assistant] You have done much for my people. And they know it.


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[Assistant] Because in our connected world, what happens in one community can have an impact on others.


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[Assistant] So, for in-depth analysis of how today's top stories affect you, your family, and our communities across Northeast Ohio,


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[Assistant] News you can trust should be news you can rely on.


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[Assistant] By the way, the, uh, the front of our table, can you show the gopher again?


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[Assistant] The front of the table there looks like the, the, the scene from like a horror movie. Like when they're in the basement, it's all rusted and there's water dripping. Creepy. Somebody's about to get killed. Yeaah. It's supposed to be an induction.


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[Assistant] No, he's not. I mean, he doesn't, he's not, I've never heard of him. He had a blue check. I never heard of Dave Kluge. I am a fantasy football dork for 25 years and I never heard of Dave Kluge.


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[Assistant] I actually think Damien Harris is a decent back. Obviously he's not anywhere close to Nick Chubb at this point, but he's, he's, you know, I think he's only in the second year.


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[Assistant] Listen, first of all, you know it's an embarrassing list because nobody put their name on it individually. What is this Odyssey Sports? There's no real Odyssey Sports. Who is responsible for this nonsense? The person that made this list, I wish I knew who it was because I would personally call them an idiot. The list is absurd. First of all, what's that? An idiot.


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[Assistant] But you know who else's offensive line was poor? Even worse than Pittsburgh? Joe Mixon. Cincinnati. Yea, they were bad. And Joe Mixon's a stud. Alright.


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[Assistant] Nick Chubb is obviously number one. I think there's no debate. I think it's a debate between Kareem Hunt and Joe Mixon for two. I think Joe Mixon has been no fault to Kareem Hunt. Joe Mixon in the last couple of years has been more productive because he gets more opportunity.


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[Assistant] Yes. I gotta put him too. Kareem Hunt is then three, but it's close to me. Right. I think if Kareem Hunt played a full amount, I'd probably have Hunt slightly over mixing. And then it's a drop to four, a big drop in my opinion, four Naji and then five JK.


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[Assistant] Right, the only thing I'll say about yards per attempt is the offensive line factors into that. Sure it does. It does. But guys, 55 to 39? The reason I love PFF is because it takes into account, a stat that I love is yards after contact. And you know who's number one in the league?


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[Assistant] Obviously the big caveat is minus quarterback, because with quarterback I take the brown.


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[Assistant] I think it's very close, but I, and again, I don't have as good a feel for the Niners individual defensive players and offensive line as I do the Browns. Right. But I would give the Niners a slight edge because overall I think they're top to bottom a little better defensively.


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[Assistant] And into the season. Now maybe by the time we get into the middle of the season, I'll feel differently, but I think upfront, front seven, the Niners are better than the Browns.


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[Assistant] Alright, secondary, I think the Browns have an edge in the secondary. I agree. The Browns offensive line is good, but the Niners is better.


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[Assistant] I think. It's really close. And the Browns took a step back last year on the offensive line. I think Jedrick Will still has something to prove. And center, everybody likes Nick Harris, he's never done it. You know, it's a, it's a big change. Right.


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[Assistant] Yes, the Browns obviously have an edge at running back, a fairly significant one, but overall, while very close, I'd give the Niners a slight edge comparing the rosters minus quarterback.


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[Assistant] We're all on the same page. Yeaah. I had Mixon slightly ahead of Hunt only because he's been more productive due to no fault of Hunt's own. He's just the number two back here, but all three of those guys clearly belong ahead of Najee Harris.


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[Assistant] Well, I want to slightly switch gears here. Stay on the offense. But you mentioned Odell there, right? Obviously it ended poorly with Odell here for a variety of reasons. It seemed like there was tension between Odell and Baker as Odell left.


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[Assistant] And we assume that, but none of the players had ever admitted that. As you know, you know, players are not often going to talk about things like that publicly. But Greg Newsome and Jeremiah Usukora-Mo were on a podcast recently. I don't have, I don't have the name of it. If you guys want to, we want to credit them.


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[Assistant] Okay, so I just want you to hear this because they were asked about that relationship and how it affected them.


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[Assistant] That's the Varsity House podcast. Couple quick clarifications to probably jump in.


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[Assistant] First of all, when I hear locker room talk, I of course think of Trump. I mean, how could you not? But, but, uh.


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[Assistant] But, uh, I think an important clarification that we didn't play in that was that they both said that Odell Beckham Jr. was the best teammate they had.


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[Assistant] And they also said that Baker was a very good teammate as well. So it wasn't like they were blaming one guy or the other, but they admitted publicly, both of them, that it was a distraction. Are you surprised they admitted that? And I guess you're probably not surprised that it was a distraction, but how big could something like that be?


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[Assistant] DeQuel, I'm really curious about your take on this.


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[Assistant] It's gonna be a long question, I apologize, but I think it's important. I'm reading this quote from Jacoby Brissette from a few weeks ago.


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[Assistant] And he said, this is my first time being in an all-black quarterback room. That's pretty unique and pretty cool. You know, there's a lot of talk in the NFL about black coaches not getting an opportunity. It's obviously the NFL. I guess they're trying, but they've done a terrible job.


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[Assistant] But I think about this when it comes to quarterback, right? For years, when I was a kid, like it was, there were never any black quarterbacks, there were very few. There was certainly prejudice.


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[Assistant] Well, I look at him as a wide receiver. And people laugh at that like he's stupid. If Lamar Jackson were white with the same skill set, but he were white, Bill Polian would have never said that.


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[Assistant] And I'm not even saying that Bill Polian's an obvious racist. Maybe he's just subconscious. Who the hell knows? But I'm curious, as a player,


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[Assistant] Like I think, I, I, if I'm Jacobi Percent, I get it, right? Like I'm Jewish. There's like 10 Jewish football players in the NFL. So whenever I know there's a guy who's Jewish, I'm like, oh, that's cool. I think that's cool. Like I want him to do well because there's not a lot of Jews in, in sports. Okay. So I'm curious from your perspective.


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[Assistant] And if like Brad says, you have to take whatever opportunity you can get, you're more likely to get a bad team, you're more likely to fail.


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[Assistant] It doesn't hurt. She is the hottest woman, what is she, 60?


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[Assistant] You're missing the best one. The best one is the guy who you show up at a pickup game


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[Assistant] And he looks like he's really good, but he sucks. Oh wow. Right? Fool's gold. Right, like you look at a guy, like G, if you saw G, you'd be like, he's big, he's black, he's gotta be good. And then he sucks!


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[Assistant] I know nothing about hockey. I called my buddy who does hockey stuff. I said over under five and a half. He told me under, so I'm going with him. Shout out Brian Monzo.


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[Assistant] Let me, let me explain it to you. So Ask the Show is something that I started on my radio show.


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[Assistant] And it's a, it was a way to talk about other things besides sports. Most of the show we do is sports. Most of the show we do here is sports. But sometimes it's fun because the fans want to know us and more details beyond what we talk about. And so Ask the Show became a segment that you could ask any question you wanted. We would take calls. In this case, we took tweets and emails.


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[Assistant] But it had to do nothing with sports. We've added politics since. I think it's a good idea to stay away from politics generally. So no sports, no politics. Anything else personal is completely fair. So we've picked out some of the better questions. Here we go.


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[Assistant] Uh, I don't know. She seems very, she's from Cleveland obviously. She seems very nice. I don't know her personally. Maybe she's not nice, but she seems like she's a good person. Yeaah. By everything I heard. I find her extremely beautiful. And that's it. So Halle Berry would be my choice. Hmm.


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[Assistant] Nathalie Emmanuel. Can we see the pic? You got a picture of her? Yes.


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[Assistant] You want her in a bikini or just, uh. Something that we can show our audience. Here we go.


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[Assistant] I've noticed that young people today, and she's probably pretty young. Everybody's got a nose ring, which I like. I like, not for myself, but I like that.


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[Assistant] No, that's true. You can't. You can't.


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[Assistant] Early in my career, I was working in upstate New York making no money for, uh, eight.


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[Assistant] Am I ever gonna get out of Small Town USA? And then I got the opportunity in New York and I got the opportunity here. But, you know, leaving the radio where I was comfortable for 20 years.


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[Assistant] Without having a job set in stone, there were feelers, but there was nothing set in stone when this came together.


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[Assistant] And what you guys was talking about when you just said, Brad, about happiness is I, you know, my last couple of years in radio, I was not happy. That's why I left. I was, you know, I'm not going to get into all the things, but I was just frustrated with some parts of the business.


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[Assistant] It was too many hours and I was frustrated and I wanted more time with my family during the afternoon hours.


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[Assistant] And I have, I've said to anybody who will listen to me right now that I'm, this is the happiest I've been in a number of years. I love that I'm done working at two o'clock in the afternoon. And so, you know, you always gotta believe in yourself. That's it. If you're not gonna believe in yourself, nobody else will.


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[Assistant] I mean the reality is I'd probably just invest the money because that would be smart, but


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[Assistant] That's not fun. Uh, I would, I don't know how fun this is, but I would definitely buy a new house. Like I have a nice house, and I bought it at the right time when the market was down, and now my house is worth a lot more than I paid for it. But I wanna, I've always wanted like a, not even that big, I just want a brand new, nice, nice, nice house.


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[Assistant] I didn't even recognize him, like Mike and I had talked on the phone before I met him and then I met him and I didn't recognize him at first because I felt like I'd seen his picture on Twitter and I didn't, I felt like he looked different. I was confused.


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[Assistant] I have a friend who works in one of those markets. I'm not going to say who it is, does what I used to do and said, and they called me the other day to see how it was going. I said, Oh, it's going great. I'm having so much fun. He goes, and he says to me, man, I hope they do this in my market. I want to do this too.


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[Assistant] Should I put it right there? No, there. I think I'm switching to the wrong camera. There we go.


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[Assistant] St. John was a good man, but I began to feel he had spoken truth of himself when he said he was hard and cold.


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[Assistant] Literally, he lived only to aspire, after what was good and great, certainly, but still he would never rest, nor approve of others resting round him. As I looked at his lofty forehead,


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[Assistant] Still and pale as a white stone, at his fine lineaments fixed in study, I comprehended all at once that he would hardly make a good husband, that it would be a trying thing to be his wife.


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[Assistant] I comprehended how he should despise himself for the feverish influence it exercised over him, how he should wish to stifle and destroy it.


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[Assistant] How he should mistrust its ever-conducing permanently to his happiness or hers.


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[Assistant] I saw he was of the material from which nature hews her heroes, Christian and pagan, her lawgivers, her statesmen, her conquerors.


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[Assistant] A steadfast bulwark for great interests to rest upon, but at the fireside, too often a cold, cumbrous column, gloomy and out of place. This parlour is not his sphere, I reflected.


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[Assistant] The Himalayan Ridge, or Kafra Bush, even the plague-cursed Guinea Coast Swamp, would suit him better. Well may he eschew the calm of domestic life. It is not his element. There his faculties stagnate. They cannot develop or appear to advantage.


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[Assistant] It is in scenes of strife and danger, where courage is proved and energy exercised and fortitude tasked, that he will speak and move the leader and superior. A merry child would have the advantage of him on this earth. He's right to choose a missionary career. I see it now. They are coming! They are coming! cried Hannah, throwing open the parlour door. At the same moment old Carlo barked joyfully. Out I ran. It was now dark.


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[Assistant] They were stiff with their long and jolting drive from Whitcross and chilled with a frosty night air.


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[Assistant] While the driver and Hannah brought in the boxes, they demanded St John. At this moment he advanced from the parlour. They both threw their arms round his neck at once. He gave each one a quiet kiss, said in a low tone a few words of welcome.


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[Assistant] Stood awhile to be talked to, and then, intimating that he supposed they would soon rejoin him in the parlour, withdrew there as to a place of refuge.


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[Assistant] But Diana had first to give hospitable orders respecting the driver. This done both followed me.


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[Assistant] They were delighted with the renovation and decorations of their rooms, with the new drapery and fresh carpets, and rich-tinted china vases. They expressed their gratification ungrudgingly.


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[Assistant] I had the pleasure of feeling that my arrangements met their wishes exactly, and that what I had done added a vivid charm to their joyous return home. Sweet was that evening.


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[Assistant] My cousins, full of exhilaration, were so eloquent in narrative and comment, that their fluency covered Sinjin's taciturnity. He was sincerely glad to see his sisters.


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[Assistant] But in their glow of fervour and flow of joy, he could not sympathise. The event of the day, that is the return of Diana and Mary, pleased him, but the accompaniments of that event, the glad tumult, the garrulous glee of reception, irked him. I saw he wished the calmer morrow was come.


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[Assistant] In the very meridian of the night's enjoyment, about an hour after tea, a rap was heard at the door.


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[Assistant] Hannah entered with the intimation that a poor lad was come at that unlikely time to fetch Mr. Rivers to see his mother, who was drawing away.


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[Assistant] Where does she live, Hannah? Clear up at Whitcross Brough, almost four miles off, and moor and moss all the way. Tell him I will go. I'm sure, sir, you'd better not. It's the worst road to travel after dark that can be. There's no track at all over the bog.


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[Assistant] And then it's such a bitter night, the keenest wind you ever felt.


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[Assistant] You had better send word, sir, that you will be there in the morning.' But he was already in the passage, putting on his cloak, and without one objection, one murmur, he departed. It was then nine o'clock. He did not return till midnight. Starved and tired enough he was, but he looked happier than when he set out. He had performed an act of duty, made an exertion, felt his own strength to do and deny, and was on better terms with himself.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Winning, right? It doesn't matter if you're purple, but ultimately yellow. Just win.


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[Assistant] Who's the football player that can play? I gave you a list though. Chris Carter.


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[Assistant] Right. At what point, how long did it take you before you were like, oh, this is real? Oh, this is about five minutes.


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[Assistant] Oh, it's yours, bro. Yeah, you have a, you have a wife and, um,


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[Assistant] We're doing it with our heads bowed. We're doing it with a full-throated support of this movement.


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[Assistant] We're letting people know we're here. We're not going to shy away. We're not going to be in the shadows. We're not going to be scared. We're going to confront this head on because that's all we can do. We have to make the way safe for our children.


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[Assistant] That car now gets from 0-60 and also fix another thing that's broken.


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[Assistant] Right, okay. So now we need to separate the rod. So we're going to have to use a bit of persuasion.


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[Assistant] Right, so uhm, let's go and get the new tie rod and see how much plays in it compared to this one. Yes, yes, yes. Right, so we've released the tie rod. Now, in theory, this should be fairly stiff and should be able to support its own weight.


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[Assistant] But as you can see, there's absolutely no resistance on that whatsoever, so I'd say it's pretty buggered. What about the actual tie rod end?


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[Assistant] And the end itself, again, just feels loose.


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[Assistant] I can't even move it. It's much stiffer. Obviously when that's attached you'll have a bit of leverage and we can move it around, but...


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[Assistant] It's night and day difference, night and day. And the tie rod itself, have you got that? It's a hand, a new one? Uuuh, where is that? Is that in a separate bag? Yeah.


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[Assistant] They look quite different. Both original items, but this is obviously new. And that feels much better. Much firmer.


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[Assistant] Like it's actually gonna do it's intended job. So basically, we need to...


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[Assistant] Take this locking nut off here or move it away from the end itself so we can then take this off.


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[Assistant] So it looks pretty rusted and welded together, so we're gonna have to get some WD-40 on there. See if we can...


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[Assistant] Right, so now that's loose. Should be able to remove this. So take that back off.


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[Assistant] Ah. Ah, that's easy enough. Don't, don't, what are you doing?


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[Assistant] Without adjusting your alignment too much. So, shall we count together? Let's count, you ready? One, two, three.


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[Assistant] Right, so now we need to remove this nut from the rod itself. That's the next little task. And there we go.


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[Assistant] Right, so we're getting there. We need to remove this boot.


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[Assistant] Yes, there's another cable tie at the back, so we're going to have to, uh, get that one off. So we need to get the light in to, uh, slide this off the shaft.


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[Assistant] I'm pretty sure there should be grease in there as well, like a lot of grease.


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[Assistant] Neil, are we happy? Yeah, we're happy. Right, so this is what is inside. Look at that bad boy.


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[Assistant] So what is it then? Uhm, I don't know the technical term for it now. It's a Sartre SB4SR.


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[Assistant] Just remove that. Oh, look at that. I think now...


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[Assistant] And as you can see, that is, uh. Oh yea, let's see that now. Drop it. Oh, it just stays. Yea, so I can't do that and let it ping around all over the place because it won't allow it.


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[Assistant] There you go. Which is perfect. That's what it should be like. So how often, how many track days Neil, do you think these can handle before you need to change them out again? I have no idea. No? Well, it'll be good, it'll be good from now, won't it, to, ehm, to see. I think, I think the ends wear quicker than the actual rod itself. Yeah. I will see. Okay. We'll do a few track days and we can reassess and have a look at it, can't we? Anyway. So, need to slide this back on.


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[Assistant] That's pretty tight. Right, so that's, uh, everything done. Got the rod on, the end on. Flattened up the nuts. Just need to put the wheel back on, and then do the other side, and then, uh, head out for a test drive to see if it's made a difference.


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[Assistant] If, uhm, a performance road tyre will do the job. So we'll bring both sets, we'll test them back to back, depends what the weather's like. If it's wet, we'll see how good the road tyres are in comparison to the track. It'll be a bonus if it's wet as well, because we're after a set of tyres that will perform quite well in the wet, because obviously slick tyres are going to be dangerously bad.


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[Assistant] No, he hasn't returned I'll bet he ran off to fight with the rebel slaves


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[Assistant] Tonight, stand beside me and praise with me, a man dear to me and to the gods.


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[Assistant] Mightier in victory than the kings of Mycenae, with their golden-haired horses, and stronger for more than the battle ghosts that ride the shores of Troy. Hear me, sons of bold-headed men. Hear me sing the victory of a man dear to me and to the gods.


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[Assistant] You're right. I was out with him. We drank and ate and had entertainment. He cares for me.


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[Assistant] What's the matter Kato? Did your conversation depend on speaking ill of my father?


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[Assistant] He will become the next seller. That's what you were going to say, wasn't it? That if he wins, he will become the next seller.


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[Assistant] Why are you worried, Kato? You said he doesn't stand a chance against the Gauls. Why call him back? Why not just leave him there to fight this battle to his own death?


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[Assistant] If you leave him there, your next cello will extinguish himself.


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[Assistant] My father wanted me to rule Egypt. He wrote it in his will. But Pothinus banished me with a price on my head. Now any servant can kill me and be rewarded for it.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm on the heels of that because the Ohio State NCAA and IL are on a collision course here. And I just think that, uh, until they show them the books.


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[Assistant] Here, you got a couple things going on here. That was the craziest comment ever, right? So Rusty Hart has done his job in the criminal world. This has been removed, right?


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[Assistant] You made for now, you made you for now. Yeah, you may need another representation for the civil case is different, right?


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[Assistant] The case here, I should say no, right? Nothing more to say. I don't know why they feel like they have to respond every time they can hear it because now


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[Assistant] Why somebody get in the room because this thing is not going anywhere, right? And the Browns here when they paid the $230 million. They may not have said it.


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[Assistant] He's not gonna win this like that, right? This is not going away. Busby's not going away. He has to get paid, right? Sure. And he's not getting paid for them clients.


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[Assistant] It's all reactionary, right? He I don't they're feeling this undue pressure, right? Because the public swell is building out here on them, right? And so he felt like they have to respond bull and every every shape, form or fashion and every time you respond. They're going to pick that apart. That was buzz.


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[Assistant] No, because it's, it's, it's, it's, it's a very sensitive issue. Let me just tell you, you know, how sensitive is and I'll tell you this and I, and I'm a proponent. I told you, I'm clear to tell you that for daughter. I'm concerned, right?


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[Assistant] It's going to play as it plays only as it plays along the entire way. We have to see this in entirety, right? What the problem is, and I know what good deals and problems, right? Because if they come out with something, um, uh, suspension that is out of what is perceived out of line out here. There's a section of this of this country.


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[Assistant] Got out of the criminal case in Houston, right? Won't face criminal, right? That has tied the NFL's hands to a degree, right? Sure, because this should have been put their bed.


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[Assistant] But there's nobody waiting in LA for a portion of the country not waiting in LA to see what happened.


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[Assistant] Don't underestimate the value of Tito Francona, right? You just what he good management brings to any professional club, even when you have undervalued or, uh, undervalued players, right? They seem to get the most out of those players, right? And that's I think that's what's happening now with the guardians. Yeah.


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[Assistant] They're going to win. So, so I know for a fact that the guardians are keen on


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[Assistant] Progressive field being the front door to the entry into downtown. Sure. Right. So if you look to the west of progressive field, they have all this area that they want to develop untapped, right? It has to be here. Yeah, you don't go to any major market where they're not developing around the public. It's stunning. The lack of development around is down here in Cleveland.


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[Assistant] Somebody at the top of the food ticket has to be this is about to happen.


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[Assistant] But we've had five years to see what he can do. How many times have we done that here in Cleveland?


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[Assistant] Overpaid people. Cavs for years, years ago. Yea, a long, long time ago.


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[Assistant] He's doing pretty well. It really speaks to the testament of his personality and what he's made of, right? Because Tim knows this for a fact. How many people we've played with have been stuck in the mud here, still in their feelings from 30 years ago and they can't seem to move forward, right?


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[Assistant] I've been in bad situations, right? So, but I'm not bitter about him. I keep it moving, right? And so, but some people can't seem to keep it moving. You read about him all the time.


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[Assistant] Some people walk into better situations than others, right? And you can sit over there like I wish I was over there. Well, I'm not I'm over here, right? So you try to figure out a way to make it work. I think it's just kudos to him to be able to come back and speak to that and still keep attacking understand the perspective of him as being a player to give him a chance to be a pro live out his childhood. No question.


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[Assistant] Jay, you gotta, you gotta, you gotta understand that Baker is at the proverbial crossroads, right? Yes. People wanna see growth here in Brighton.


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[Assistant] As a person. Yeah, because as a young person, you can be, you can be brash and everything you want, but at some point you have to realize that everybody's not feeding you BS here. Here's the story. I got to make a change here. Yeah, and that's what people here are waiting to humble themselves. Yes. Say, I'm gonna make a change.


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[Assistant] Jason, it would be much better. I'll tell you what you want to make a statement. You walk into the OTA. Do that, right? Do that. Do something they don't expect you to do, right? Not do that, right?


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[Assistant] Hey Tim, let me ask you a question. I just thought about this while I'm sitting here thinking. What would


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[Assistant] Would Baker walk into the training camp? What kind of pressure would that put the Browns under to make a move?


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[Assistant] Yeah, he will for sure. He'll have a starting. Yeah, and I go back to what you're saying. J the mentorship program or opportunities. I think are help him immensely, right?


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[Assistant] So these are the guys that helped me. So Craig Hodges.


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[Assistant] So, but you know, they were all different, right? And so each stage of my career was different because I pick up a little bit from this.


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[Assistant] You know, Jean Banks and Hodges were early on and then Dumas were later on. Dumas and Isaiah were later on. And so you're learning because you're soaking up the night because now they're giving you back with an experience what they've experienced and say, listen, don't look at it like that. Look at it like this, right? And so,


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[Assistant] But to your point, Jason, you have to, you have to humble yourself. You have to be ready to receive it, right? And when you're young, you tend to have a chance to say, no, no, no, I got this. Even when it's going bad, I can correct it, right? No, no, you can't correct it.


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[Assistant] To show them that you're not out to sabotage them because the first thing is the person people protect themselves. They think that everybody's out here to sabotage you like nobody. I don't really know you so I don't really trust you right and so.


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[Assistant] To your point, Bill Cartwright is the first one to talk me out of buying an expensive car. I said don't do that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's and we were riding. He and I riding a taxi to the mall. He like don't do that, right? Yeah, because he was like come with me. We're going to just go to the mall. Bill Carray walking around.


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[Assistant] He said, this is how you buy it. This is how you do it. Don't don't don't go blow your money here. And so especially, I mean, you guys weren't making money to this day. I still follow that train of advice. Yeah.


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[Assistant] You know, you know, I live in wars and some of them all three. I'm in Warsville and there's a Lowe's and Bepper Heights near me, right? Guess who's in there all the time. Jared Allen's in there all the time. No kidding. All the time. All the time. Not sending some, some, some guy to do some work. He's in there.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they go around. They got all kind of people talk about the pictures. He's taking with them and everything. But these are they're just real people.


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[Assistant] Alright, so my, my choice was, I know I had a toss up here because I almost was my, my Ohio State alum.


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[Assistant] Uh, Terrell Pryor almost did that, but I ended up going with, uh, uh, Kelly Holcomb as the quarterback of the Browns, because if you remember, he had that hell of a year. He was running. I mean, they had people thinking that this thing was the next coming, right? And then guess what?


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Off the cliff, baby. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] How much money are you going to deprive everybody? How much money are you making?


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[Assistant] Right because it now now instead of you talk collective bargaining and bringing the thing together. You have to show me the books here, right? Because most players bull. You're not looking for a million dollars.


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[Assistant] They were just looking for a way to sustain themselves while they were there. Sure. Right. So they've done everything but try to circumvent the actual factor saying let's put a deal together that works in the best interest of everybody. And I understand you got money-making sports and non-money-making sports and you want to take care of everybody. I get that right, but you have to bring both groups together to try to figure out this way. Now, we're going to do what?


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[Assistant] We're going to prostitute the industry now. Like I'm gonna go to all my boosters and give me a pool of money. He's not the only one, right? But here I'm not just saying Ohio State. This thing is happening across. It's like a snowball. It's just going right? Is this what we want?


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[Assistant] In order for it to be fair, I have to know what the intake is. You still can't tell me what Ohio State is taking in. You can't tell me what Michigan is taking in. Nobody knows. They know.


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[Assistant] They know, but we don't, we don't. So if you saw that number and the players saw what the number was, the athlete saw what the number was, you think they would have something to say about it? Like, wait a minute. You told me some peanuts because here I looked at the, uh, NCA women's, uh, basketball NIL deals, right? Ain't no money. That's not any money, right?


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[Assistant] I want some, I want some equity here, right? That's what I want. Some equity here to a degree, right? I'm not saying you make what the university makes, but I tell you this. There's some athletes out here that garner the big money because that's


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[Assistant] You're saying you want the players to get paid by the school? Then you have to take the best players because they have an extra opportunity, right? So we're not going to negate that opportunity, right? You're throwing the person at the bottom peanuts and kibbles and bits, right? Take your 200, take your 500 and be happy, right? Why are you making that billion?


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[Assistant] But you won't tell me you make it in billions, right? You won't tell me that Jay.


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[Assistant] University of Texas running back has a Lamborghini. I have one at Maryland that has NIL deals, right? Yeah. And her mother and I, we have to manage this.


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[Assistant] We have to manage her money. Sure. Right? Because I look at what the hell you get the new joints from.


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[Assistant] They don't know what to do. Absolutely. They do not know that Jason's point and that's no idea what to do. I think and if I'm not sitting there and Kim sellers is not sitting there to say, oh, no, no, no, Cheyenne. You send that over here, right? And how


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[Assistant] I don't think they're doing it. I think they're doing it by hook or crook because they are being forced to do it, right? There have to be some parameters put in place here, right? But in order to have proper parameters, you have to bring parties to the table.


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[Assistant] There's no money in college basketball like there is in college football. Right, so college football is going to put everybody in shame. But I would tell you this, everybody is not going to college looking for money for an I.O. deal. Some are looking for just the experience, right? And the education. And the education. That's what it is. And say, give me a little bit of money so I can sustain myself.


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[Assistant] It creates an unfair, unfair competitive advantage for those that can put these pools together, right? And that's what people don't like, right? Ohio State is asking what here we're bringing 100 people together and say pass the hat.


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[Assistant] Rules. The rules. Some parameters. And the negotiation between all parties.


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[Assistant] So we have to work out a deal here that we all can survive on, right? Because right now it's just here, whoever's the highest bidder, that's where we're going, right? That's why you read these transfer deals.


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[Assistant] Guys who was fully submitted at a university said up. Got a call. I'm leaving. Yeah, I'm leaving and then go back and threaten you like you don't give me.


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[Assistant] I feel for the people that don't make any money. There's a pool of money being made here. NCAA basketball tournament pays for all the entire sports, uh, sports except for college football.


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[Assistant] And that money gets spread around. Sure. You have to take the pool of money and figure out what kind of stipends are actually out here out here.


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[Assistant] If you, if you put a person in a place where they were comfortable staying, they enjoyed the school, enjoyed their friendship, and they had just enough money to make it, right? I mean, I talk about a million dollars, right? That million dollar person will be the million dollar person wherever they go. But somebody say, you know, for $6,000, $7,000, $8,000 for the year. I'm good. Sure. I'm good. I want to stay right here.


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[Assistant] They did what they had to do. They came to Boston, got the split, go back to game three is the most important game. You go up on Boston, Boston wins that game three. You got another series here. See, I still think Golden State is teetering here. You don't know what you're going to get out of them. Yesterday. You got something out of them. I think that fourth quarter.


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[Assistant] He's incredible. He's their most important player in this. I agree. He's got to pick it up in game three. I mean, he played well yesterday, but in order for Boston to go forward, he's got to deliver that same performance again in Boston. Now, I expect the electric crowd electric building. That's going to be an amazing history of the guard to be on display on the next game.


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[Assistant] I was surprised at this, you know, he played a little physical last night and I didn't think Boston really reacted. I didn't think they did either. I was surprised that nobody really, especially, he got into it with Smart one time. I expected Smart to be the guy.


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[Assistant] Well, I don't know the injury was tough, but listen, they're just, they're old. They're not an old by old people's by sports age. They're old, right? Steph Curry's 34, right?


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[Assistant] They got hit with a barrage last night. They played well, pretty well during the midway to the third quarter and then that last five minute barrage took them out the lane.


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[Assistant] Even old teens can give you moments, right? You have to limit those moments, right? And then when you see when they're coming forward, you better meet that Boston just did not meet it at all. And I don't know if they have anybody on the team that really understands how to meet that head on when it when it when it appears horrible.


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[Assistant] I think he played well. He has a storied career. Obviously, his father and I were drafted the same year, so I know Dale well. Right. Steph's born acting general, so I don't cheer against him, right? I just, uh, I like to see greatness, right? He's giving you


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[Assistant] Things tend to trend away from you, right? So you don't know about how long you can play at this level.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna take the American team over the Canadian team. That's what I'm gonna do, right?


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[Assistant] Well, where I am, I'm on the fine. I'm on the outside of these two gentlemen. I'm sitting here saying this Cleveland Lakefront and the Brown Stadium.


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[Assistant] As we work toward access to Cleveland Lakefront, I have to ask a question.


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[Assistant] As I get older, Jay, I don't think I want to sit outside and be cold, right? So if we're looking at revamping downtown revamping this area, right?


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[Assistant] We, we, we don't have a discussion about improvements to the stadium here, right? If you, I think if you would pan the opportunities here in Cleveland, right?


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[Assistant] We use the stadium maybe eight times a year. Maybe ten if there's a concert or two, right? I think we can get more bang for the buck. Do the things that other, other places have done. Detroit.


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[Assistant] Dallas things of that nature. Is this some extra money involved in it? Absolutely is going to go there, but it gives you the futuristic needs of where I think we're going to be. I can't sit outside. J and you want to dome. I don't want to live.


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[Assistant] Taxpayers. Listen, good luck with that one. Where we are, right here as a combination. When I say we, it's not just a community, right?


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[Assistant] We are not, I don't think, I don't think you can down a road that I think that.


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[Assistant] What precludes is the discussion that is necessary because I think there's state, there's county, there's, there's taxpayer. Call the question first. Do people want it?


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[Assistant] Well, you know, I watched Indianapolis in this NCAA tournament, right? Yeaah. Yeaah, they're playing inside the stadium. Sure.


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[Assistant] Your problem is it is baked into the Cleveland economic development plan of the lakefront. And I don't know if you've seen that has a plan earlier. I did see that not the one that was released to the public. There was another one that had the place glassed in with a dome on the top of it, right? They took that out of it. You need to see it just for conversation sake, right? Throw it out there.


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[Assistant] I swear she was a miracle, Jodie. She used to walk down the street. The whole Bronx would light up.


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[Assistant] Fishy. I wish I could put it in the bottle and take it with me the next time I ship out.


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[Assistant] I am Jimmy Kimmel, click below to subscribe to our YouTube channel or if you want to be that way about it, don't.


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[Assistant] We'll have to work to get that corrected. We got 10 days to get it done, so. Yeah, so I'll answer your questions.


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[Assistant] What I saw, I didn't see the finish and where everybody else was. I saw the route.


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[Assistant] You know, I was, I was watching that because I kind of thought that might be something that they, they would do.


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[Assistant] Yeah, look, it's a, it's a staff decision in terms of what we do, you know, so I think anytime you're not successful down there, you know, everybody's going to.


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[Assistant] You know, want to know why you didn't do something else, you know, and look, valid question, but that was just, that was, uh, you know, we had the plan going in and that was the plan.


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[Assistant] If you're 50% in the red zone in the national football league, you're going to end up being one of the better red zone teams. So there was some improvement there and yet I still think there's some things that we can be better at. I mean, I think there are some opportunities there that, um, you know, we just, we just missed on. So I think we're a lot closer, uh, but we're still not there yet and we're going to keep grinding until we get there.


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[Assistant] I told the team in there, uhm, it's a good little reset, uhm, and so we'll reset and, uh, we'll evaluate, you know, a lot of different things, you know, over the next, you know, four or five days, uhm, as we're starting to get into, you know, our next opponent and, uh,


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[Assistant] We'll, we'll figure out, you know, how we can, how we can play a little better and be more consistent. Uh, I think that's the, if I had one word to say, you know, in terms of where we're at, you know, as a, as a team, it's just, we're a little inconsistent, you know.


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[Assistant] And that's the, that's, that's the, that's the challenge, you know, we've got to become a more consistent football team.


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[Assistant] I thought the offensive line, I thought overall held up pretty good. I thought, um, I thought, you know, for Andrew speed, not to have played left tackle in, you know, a long time. I think, I mean, I heard this morning it was 2018. So, um,


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[Assistant] I thought he, I thought he did a good job. I thought uh, Cam Irving stepped in and did a nice job.


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[Assistant] I think there's times where that can, that can be, you know, a good play. And, uh, obviously we didn't execute it and certainly if we had, we, we, we'd be feeling differently, but, um, we didn't, we didn't get it done.


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[Assistant] No, I mean that was, that was kind of the one thing that we kind of talked about.


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[Assistant] Probably midway through the third quarter, uhm, we just said, hey, look, let's, let's get into some up tempo and, and, you know, see if we can kind of jumpstart this thing a little bit.


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[Assistant] You know, we did and, and, and I thought our guys, you know, executed and, and, um,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, look, that was, that was probably the, you know, the most positive I could take out of what we did, you know, offensively was that we found a little something that


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[Assistant] You know, now you can't live in that all game, every game, you know, you have to be able to do some other things, but, um, it's nice to know that, you know, if you have to get to that, you can get to it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there's a lot of that that goes on in a, in a two minute drive. I mean, there's constant communication going on.


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[Assistant] And, uh, and yet there's some, there's some plays there that, that he's seeing the defense and, and trying to get us to the best play.


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[Assistant] No, I think he's, I think he's got to be more consistent, you know? I mean, I...


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[Assistant] Yeah, I can say that about a lot of a lot of our guys, you know that we have to be, you know, more consistent. So uhm.


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[Assistant] Is that the last one? Yeah, we, we need, we need a better kick there, you know, so.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think, I think that's, I think that's frustrating, you know.


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[Assistant] Well, I certainly think that we need, we need to be better. Uhm, and again,


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[Assistant] You know, I think the last couple of weeks we've, we've, you know, we've been able to do a lot of good things, you know, and yet there's going to be a handful of plays in the game that potentially could be the difference makers in the game.


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[Assistant] And, and that's where we have to be, that's where we have to be better. You know, uhm.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, not, not, not a lot. Uhm, you know, there's a couple things that we, you know, changed up. I mean, uhm, I thought they did a good job early on with, you know, some, you know, gadget plays and things of that nature that ended up getting some, getting some yards.


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[Assistant] I thought overall, I thought we did a good job of stopping the run game.


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[Assistant] You know, we have, we have to do a better job of not letting the freaking quarterback scramble.


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[Assistant] We have to do a better job of that. That was probably the thing defensively that was the black eye on the whole thing. Um, when you look at, you know, they're rushing yards and what they were able to do rushing, um, a majority of that was the quarterback running the ball. So that has to, that has to be better. Um, and so, um,


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[Assistant] And I thought early on, I thought, you know, we didn't quite look, I don't think we were as consistent defensively. I don't think we executed quite as good as we needed to. You know, I think they, they beat us on a couple of, you know, plays that, that.


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[Assistant] You know, I would have liked to, uh, to seen us, you know, do better. So, um.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so, you know, we probably got to, um, you know, maybe a little bit more coverage as the game wore on, you know, it kind of got into a mode where they really were trying to throw the ball. It seemed like a little bit, but so.


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[Assistant] Yeah, look, that's frustrating. I mean, it's frustrating that, um, you know, again, we get in a situation where, um,


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[Assistant] You know, we missed another kick, um, and that's, that's, that's disappointing. That's two plus fifties. Um, I think we gotta look at, you know, look at that a little bit, you know, and how, but yet, you know, I think, I think that, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I would have liked to have seen us take advantage of the two early takeaways.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I would say much like I've said about a lot of our guys on our team. Uhm, I think there's some things that he did really well. Uhm, I think there's was a little bit inconsistency.


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[Assistant] And, and I think that's, I think that overall is, is, you know, that's part of the group. You know what I mean? Like, um, I think each and every one of us individually needs to be more consistent. And I think if we're able to do that, then collectively as a group will be more consistent.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, we're not gonna, we're not, we're not gonna try to point fingers at anybody. You know, uhm, we all gotta be better.


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[Assistant] Yahi. But there are no Yahi, the Yahi are extinct.


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[Assistant] There's a wild Indian division. There are no more wild Indians. That's why it's being phased out. So, what's to be done with him? He'll stay here with us.


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[Assistant] No, I'm afraid that he is very particular about his liquids, Mrs. Kroger. You see, he prefers them transparent. Won't touch coffee, nor root beer.


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[Assistant] You just follow my lead. Just do what I'm doing.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Gustafson just got back from visiting her mother in Santa Monica.


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[Assistant] The old lady's 96 years old, she says, and remembers when California was part of Spain. In her absence, all was quiet. And Ishii and I had a fine time running the museum. He took me out to dinner yesterday. He has quite a bankroll by now. He is still plagued with a series of colds. Pope says the high temperatures he has are due to reinfections.


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[Assistant] Pope has thought it best not to keep Ishii in the hospital. There's not much they can do for him there that we can't do at the museum. His fever persists, I'm afraid.


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[Assistant] We've had the devil of a time getting food down him, but he wants to cooperate. And it breaks your heart to see him eat. You know he's doing it more for our sake than his own.


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[Assistant] Pope says he's developed signs of pyloric obstruction and that a single pulmonary hemorrhage could finish him off.


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[Assistant] Beforehand, we put some things in his coffin, some fire sticks, and dried venison, tobacco, and his bow, of course, and quiver of arrows.


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[Assistant] You bet you'll explain how you found the body, what you were doing there. There's a lot of questions you've got to answer.


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[Assistant] Where is this fella Nick Paul? Ah, keep your shirt on, Sparrow. He'll be here. I never even heard of him. What's he want out of me? I told you he wants to see you. He's got a proposition. You'll find out when he gets here.


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[Assistant] Oh, hello Nick. Well. There they are, waiting for you. Okay.


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[Assistant] Hello and welcome to Life and Death Twilight Reimagined by Stephanie Meyer. I own no rights. We're gonna get right into chapter 23, The Choice.


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[Assistant] Another scream on top of mine, a shriek like a chainsaw cutting through rebar. The hunter lunged


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[Assistant] This voice meant something to me, even through the burning that was so much more than that.


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[Assistant] Though the flames had reached my shoulder, this voice still claimed my attention. Even screaming, she sounded like an angel. Oh please, Edith sobbed. Please, please, please, oh please.


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[Assistant] I tried to answer, but my mouth was disconnected from the rest of me. My screams were gone, but only because there was no more air.


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[Assistant] Edith came into focus, her perfect face twisted and tortured. Keep breathing, Bo, breathe. She put her lips against mine and filled my lungs again. There was gold around the edges of my vision. Another set of cold hands. Archie.


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[Assistant] As long as I kept my eyes on her face, I could remember something beyond the burning. My bag, please. Hold your breath, Archie, it will help. Thank you, Eleanor. Now leave, please. He's lost blood, but the wounds aren't too deep. I think his ribs are the biggest problem now. Find me tape. Something for the pain, Edith hissed. There. I don't have hands. Will you? This will make it better, Edith promised. Someone was straightening my leg.


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[Assistant] Edith was holding her breath. Waiting, I think, for me to react. But it didn't hurt like my arm. Edith, shh. Bo, it's gonna be okay. I swear, it's gonna be fine. It's not.


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[Assistant] Something was digging into my scalp, and something else was yanking tight against my broken arm. This tweaked my ribs, and I lost my breath. Hold on, Bo, Edith begged. Please, just hold on. I labored to pull in another breath. Not ribs, I choked.


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[Assistant] Can you understand him? Corinne's voice was right next to my head. Just rest. Oh, breathe. Oh, hand, I gasped out. E-Edith, right hand.


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[Assistant] Edith's voice had no volume, like she'd run out of air too. Corinne caught her breath in horror. What do I do, Corinne? Edith demanded. No one answered her. The tugging continued on my scalp, but it didn't hurt. Yes, Edith said through her teeth. I can try. Archie, scalpel. There's a good chance you'll kill him yourself, Archie said. Give it to me, she snapped.


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[Assistant] I didn't see what she did with the scalpel. I couldn't feel anything else in my body anymore. Nothing but the fire in my arm. But I watched her raise my hand to her mouth, like the hunter had. Fresh blood was welling from the wound. She put her lips over it. I screamed again.


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[Assistant] I couldn't help it. It was like she was pulling the fire back down my arm.


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[Assistant] She didn't react. Her lips still pressed to my hand. The fire warred up and down my arm, sawing back and forth. Moans escaped from my clenched teeth.


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[Assistant] What is it Archie? Kareen asked. Archie's hand shot out and slapped Edith's cheek. Stop it, Edith! Stop it now!


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[Assistant] You can see it, Corinne said in a more subdued voice.


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[Assistant] There are only two futures left, Corinne. He survives as one of us, or Edith kills him trying to stop it from happening. No, Edith moans.


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[Assistant] She kissed my eyelids, my cheeks, my lips. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.


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[Assistant] It doesn't need to be this slow, Archie complained. Corinne, I made an oath, Archie. I didn't, he snarled. Wait, wait, Edith said, her head snapping up. He deserves a choice. Her lips were at my ear. I clamped my teeth against the moaning, straining to listen. Belle, I won't make this decision for you. I won't take this away from you.


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[Assistant] And I'll understand and promise, though. If you don't want to live like this, I won't fight you. I'll respect what you want. I know it's a horrible choice. I would give you any other option if I could. I would die if I could give your life back to you. Her voice broke. But I can't make that trade. I can't do anything except stop the pain.


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[Assistant] If that's what you want. You don't have to be this. I can let you go if that's what you need. It sounded like she was sobbing again. Tell me what you want, Bo. Anything. You. I spit through my teeth. Just you. Are you sure? She whispered. I groaned.


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[Assistant] The fire was reaching its fingers into my chest. Yes, I coughed out. Just let me stay with you.


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[Assistant] Out of my way, Edith, Archie growled. Her voice lashed back like a whip. I didn't make any oaths either.


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[Assistant] Her face was at my throat, and I couldn't feel anything besides the fire.


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[Assistant] But I could hear the quiet sound of her teeth cutting through my skin.


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[Assistant] Come back next time to figure out what happens after the change.


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[Assistant] I was to report to you, not to be humiliated, Sergeant. Mr. Sergeant to you, and answer my question civilly.


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[Assistant] Tomorrow we will discuss the sin of your having such a big house in this poor town. And the next day the sin of your being a grafter.


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[Assistant] So, uh, we were at the Mark Twain Awards, uh, honoring Bill Murray. Jimmy was hosting. I was in it. It was a huge honor. Next day, my wife and I were gonna fly home commercial.


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[Assistant] Like, you know, most people, but Jimmy said, Hey, I have a private plane. Well, I do.


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[Assistant] And uh, so we drive out there, we get to the airport. It's one in the morning. The first thing that made me nervous, we got there and the pilot is leaning against a wall like this with a cup of coffee.


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[Assistant] And I'm like, alright. So, we get on the plane, and we had this stewardess, I don't even remember the name of the stewardess, she was like, at exactly however many feet, I will be serving you all a salad.


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[Assistant] And, uh, so, we're on the plane, and, uh, we're going, and everything's fine, we're having a good time, and then Stephanie, make it, but she went up to the cockpit to talk to the, the, the pilot, and she said, I'm curious, how much fuel do you burn from Washington DC to LA? And he looked at his gauges, and he went,


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[Assistant] And, uh, so they put it in a van where it's like four in the morning or whatever, and we get to this hotel. The only hotel open is a, like, it's a haunted hotel. You forget.


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[Assistant] Yeah. But, uh, and then we flew out the next morning, and you remember the van ride out, the guy was just talking to us about he makes his kids, uh, Halloween costumes. Yeah, right. And I'm nervous going out to this plane, and Jimmy's just trapped, just drawing this guy out. I was shouting with him. Wow, really? Wow.


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[Assistant] Putting out statements before decisions was even made and now that that decision has been made and now you see that the NFL is appealing it, you haven't issued a statement or anything. I think the NFL has to find a way.


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[Assistant] Players in ball, I mean, players included have to find out a way to get together on this and say forget Deshaun Watson. It's not about Deshaun Watson anymore.


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[Assistant] We gotta find out a way to overcome this CBA deal that we've already agreed to because it's terrible. We can't, we can't.


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[Assistant] Whether or not Deshaun Watson should be punished. It's about can we get a fair process? And that right there is what everybody is overlooking.


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[Assistant] Well, Brad, they, all they're gonna say is that we agreed to a deal. And, and I'll take you back to that whole process when they agreed to the deal.


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[Assistant] All players was concerned about was getting paid and getting guaranteed contracts and not having to play that 17th game. But once the NFL compensated them for not even going to the 17th game season that first season.


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[Assistant] It kind of threw everything out the window. They didn't even pay attention to the trial or anything because in everybody's mind, we're not going to be the ones that have to deal with it. We're never going to be in this situation. All we care about is this.


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[Assistant] I definitely 100% agree that that's what happened. I mean, like I say, nobody was worried about no legal things. Everybody was worried about the 17th game and the money.


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[Assistant] Everybody wanted to get these guaranteed contracts and that was the number one thing that was on anybody's mind. Now where I'm mad is that the NFLPA should be the ones reading everything and they shouldn't let anything go through. If we paying you all this money,


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[Assistant] Cause everybody's seen my check. I'll send it to you, Jason, on the side so you can see how much they make. And we pay you all this money. You're supposed to hold our best interests. And if that means that you want to fight for something like this,


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[Assistant] And you, you should not come out publicly and say that this is a great deal and I encourage everybody to sign it. If you know that that's in there and your job is to read the whole CBA and understand that it's fair for us as well because we're the ones paying you.


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[Assistant] Well that's the thing G, that's the thing G, history will tell you that no, they won't go that far. Because like I tell you, it's, people blow money fast in the NFL, you know, people don't have money to, to,


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[Assistant] So that is one thing that you have to find a way.


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[Assistant] To be able to compensate people during those hard times, like, like Brad would say, Zeke told him, you better hold on and I feel sorry for you if you don't, everybody ain't gonna make it. That's what, that's what I'm asking.


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[Assistant] Nobody has to know what you voted. So you, you got people there to tell you, yeah, I voted no. But in actuality, they voted yes. And the thing about the NFL, I don't think it's as close as other leagues are. Like, I don't think people are willing to.


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[Assistant] Like the Deshaun Watson. You go ask somebody in, I don't know, Pittsburgh about Deshaun Watson. You know what they gonna say? It has nothing to do with us, so why would I do something for that? My checks is gonna clash. I'm gonna get paid. This is, it's too much selfishness, I think, right now for people to...


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[Assistant] No, not necessarily. Those guys were pretty professional about it. They are more of the, I'm going to show up, but I ain't doing nothing type thing. Like I'm going to make sure that I don't get fined because I'm going to show up.


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[Assistant] But I'm not, I'm not about to take no, no reps that I don't need. And a lot of the coaches understood what the situation would be, especially in Seattle, they were very lenient towards those things.


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[Assistant] He a is going to be a more featured this season because of the Deshaun Watson information. And two, he scores a lot of touchdowns when he is healthy enough to play. Now last year he was hurt and he is coming off an injury, but he's been looking really good this season. So.


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[Assistant] That is a fact. That's why Trey Lance is coming in there and taking that spot open. They want to open that playbook up a tad bit more. It's a couple of things that Jimmy G did not excel at at his time in San Francisco, but Kyle Shanahan is a smart, uh, smart coach and didn't put him in situations where he would be exposed to those things. So Kevin Stephans, he will come in.


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[Assistant] So with that being said, if he can make those plays, that does make us a very good playoff team and even a Super Bowl contender.


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[Assistant] It was a bunch of times where like when I was, as I bounced around the league, right? I would go do workouts, right? And when I, when the people that's on the team would see me come in the cafeteria, they like eat breakfast and stuff.


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[Assistant] So to hear those guys stepping up and making those plays and having AJ come along, which I'm very thrilled with AJ to be an undrafted.


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[Assistant] DB and be able to be in this same system for three years and everybody's talking about how he's making all these plays. Well, it was destined. Last year he came in a couple of times. Actually during his time in Cleveland, he stepped in a couple of times in games and made plays.


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[Assistant] So he's already shown that he has those, those play big play making ability and he's a guy that they can depend on. Him being in here and being this chief.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we wanted to, it could be greedy. It could be AJ or it could be Emerson. We don't know, but they run or then in today's day and age of the NFL, 11 personnel is the number one thing being called.


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[Assistant] No, we're sure, you know, you know, Joe Woods do a lot of talking about wanting to run this three safety look. But if that's the case,


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[Assistant] Come out and check those tight ends. So now you got a DB checking the slide and you got a safety checking the tight end. Cause these tight ends is very athletic nowadays. But that gives you that, that advantage to, to be good on the coverage side. So I think that's where we can see a little bit of those three safety looks coming in if they, if they decide to take one of those linebackers out.