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So you're still skeptical about 
Bitcoin because you don't fully 

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understand it? 
Well, I'm going to explain 

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Bitcoin to you in 30 seconds and
I swear it'll make sense. 

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Follow me. 
Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer cash 

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network secured by proof of work
where miners convert energy into

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blocks. 
Difficulty self adjust every 

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2016 blocks. 
Issuance haves roughly every 

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four years until 21 million 
nodes verify, not trust and 

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final settlement happens without
permission. 

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Did you get all that? 
No. 

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Well, maybe the problem isn't 
you. 

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Maybe it's they only had 30 
seconds and now a Bitcoin pitch 

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in a little bit more than 30 
seconds. 

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It's not like the days got 
shorter, but your time did. 

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Somewhere along the lines, 
learning got squeezed between 

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notifications and job searches. 
Where did all this pressure come

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from? 
Well, if you've been living 

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under a rock, that pressure is 
tied to money. 

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I like to compare the guarantee 
and promise of Bitcoin as a 

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fixed money to the guarantee and
promise of death and that we 

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can't live forever. 
What I mean by that is that the 

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fact that I'm going to die and I
know I'm going to die is what 

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allows me to value my life. 
If I knew I could live forever, 

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I'd go to the gym in 10,000 
years. 

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I'd think about reproducing in 
100,000 years. 

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Why would I? 
The point is, how would I ever 

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be able to value today if 
there's infinite amounts of 

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dollars, infinite amounts of 
debt, infinite amounts of 

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printing currency? 
It doesn't allow me to value the

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paycheck I'm getting now, and so
the promise that I will die is 

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what allows me to value. 
My life. 

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Time as an asset is infinite, 
but my time isn't. 

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And it's the promise of Bitcoin,
the fact that I have a money 

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that is fixed that actually 
allows me to value my time and 

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energy right now. 
And so when you hear Bitcoiners 

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say I got into Bitcoin, I got 
healthier, I got into Bitcoin, I

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lowered my time preference, I 
got into Bitcoin and I thought 

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about the world differently. 
Is it's it? 

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It is going from a life of 
Infinity, which is impossible to

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value, to a life that is finite 
that requires you to value it. 

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Does that make sense to you? 
Yeah, that makes complete sense 

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to me. 
It's just a life altering 

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technology and an advancement in
money, which is how we capture, 

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exchange and save time and 
energy between. 

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Each other. 
Money is a claim check on human 

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time. 
Flood the world with more claim 

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checks, and each claim is worth 
less. 

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Those claim checks are tied to 
every single thing you see 

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around you, from the houses on 
your street, to the food that 

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you eat, to the shoes on your 
feet. 

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And those claim checks? 
They're ultimately tied to your 

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time. 
Think about that for a second. 

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Are you in there? 
There are a group of people out 

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there that are conspiring behind
closed doors that make decisions

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that are directly tied to your 
time. 

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Time is a resource, just like 
gold, lumber, water, or oil. 

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Go planet. 
When more claims exist on the 

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resources than the resources 
themselves, that's when prices 

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rise. 
That's what inflation is. 

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But something is off. 
Wages crawl, but prices Sprint. 

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Minimum pay goes up for sure, 
but groceries, rent, gas, they 

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all run laps around it. 
We earn a little more, yet we 

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spend a lot more. 
Someone to buy a piece of our 

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time. 
We have to charge more and still

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somehow we fall behind. 
If you can quit freaking out 

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about the loss of your 
purchasing power. 

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And most people don't think that
much about it, right? 

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Most people who haven't thought 
about Bitcoin and don't 

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understand money, they don't 
understand this. 

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It's not until you realize what 
money is and what Fiat currency 

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is and what its incentive 
structure is like that you 

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finally can take a step back or 
away from it and look at your 

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life and look at the effects of 
Fiat on your life. 

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And, and I get this, I think 
not, not from being a doctor 

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necessarily, as much as being a 
financial guy. 

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People are desperate to grow 
their purchasing power over time

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so that they can afford life and
maybe retire someday and maybe 

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support their family someday. 
And Fiat keeps you on the 

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hamster wheel forever and ever 
and ever. 

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And some people score, they get 
lucky and they create a tech 

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company and make a billion 
dollars, and they don't have to 

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worry about money. 
But for 99% of people, they're 

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on this hamster wheel and 
they're stressed out all the 

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time. 
And I know a lot of people who 

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tell me I don't care about 
money. 

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I don't want to think about 
money. 

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I did, you know, it's just not 
my thing. 

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And, and, and, and I'm like, but
you do think about money all the

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time. 
You have to think about, you got

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to get up and go to work and 
you, you know, you don't, you 

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can barely pay the grocery bills
cause 'cause, you know, prices 

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have gone up so much And why is 
life so hard? 

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And Oh my gosh, I got to pay 
taxes now. 

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And you know, I got to put kids 
through college and all these 

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kind of things are stressful 
and, and being stressed out all 

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the time. 
I will tell you now, putting 

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back my doctor hat back on is 
really bad for your health. 

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If you're constantly stressed 
out, you will just have health 

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problems. 
It's called psychosomatic 

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problems, right? 
So you can, if you're stressed 

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out, you'll start having aches 
and pains. 

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You're going to be at a higher 
risk for things like cancer, for

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heart disease, heart attacks, 
you name it. 

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And so stress is bad for your 
health and Fiat is stressful 

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and, and, and being on the 
hamster wheel forever is 

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stressful. 
And not having enough money to 

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pay the bills and maxing out 
your credit cards and paying 21%

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interest rates is super 
stressful. 

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Now here's the part where 
Bitcoin fits into this impending

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time of crisis. 
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In a time of crisis, when the 

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grid goes down or you lose your 
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loved ones, you're going to need
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You'll get 15% off your 

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Don't wait until it's too late. 

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yourself from this looming money

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printing apocalypse that's ahead
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Now that was dark, but there's 
still some light at the end of 

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the tunnel, my friends. 
And that light is pity. 

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It's not gold, It's not oil or 
anything that you can dig or 

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drill. 
It doesn't have a place. 

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It's not physical. 
It's virtual value. 

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Virtual value is a loaded term. 
I understand because it makes it

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sound like Bitcoin's value is 
derived from some sort of 

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outside gaming world, like a 
virtual world. 

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But I want you to think about 
this phrasing. 

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Virtual value. 
Not virtual value in the sense 

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of a video game or a frequent 
flyer miles, but more like 

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global universal virtual value. 
Value that anyone can access. 

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Anyone with or without a bank 
account, from Portland to 

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Portugal or service member to 
sovereign nation. 

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Bitcoin is for everybody. 
Bitcoin is universal. 

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Anyone can hold Bitcoin and no 
one controls it. 

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That's not just another type of 
virtual value. 

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That is virtual value. 
And what does this virtual value

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store better than gold itself? 
Your time. 

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Economic energy is capital, 
economic energy is wealth. 

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And so if you think about the 
wealth in the world, there's 

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maybe $900 trillion of it right 
now, and it's tied up in real 

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estate and stocks and bonds and 
currencies, collectibles, 

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etcetera. 
The challenge is that that 

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capital is analog capital from 
the 20th century, and Bitcoin 

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represents the digital 
transformation of capital. 

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And your chart you just showed 
with those ETFs shows that every

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day in the last five days, $481 
million is flowing out of the 

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analog world into the digital 
world. 

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And what's going to drive 
Bitcoin is in essence, the 

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conversion of analog capital to 
digital capital. 

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The killer use case is, is 
capital preservation and capital

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appreciation. 
And you know, you're, you know, 

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the name of the show is making 
money. 

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That's what everybody wants to 
do. 

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And money is capital. 
Printing more claim checks 

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doesn't create abundance, it 
creates a vacuum. 

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A vacuum of your time. 
I really mean this. 

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The dollar functions as a value 
sucker. 

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That's why just 30 seconds feels
like your new attention span. 

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Not because you got Dumber, but 
because you simply couldn't 

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spend the time to learn. 
The point I'm trying to make 

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here is that Bitcoin can be 
explained in 30 seconds. 

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It can also be explained in 10 
seconds, but it takes years of 

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experience to really understand 
the point of it. 

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If you're tired of looking for 
your next gig or trying to save 

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up for something only to see it 
get more expensive, you need to 

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get some Bitcoin. 
If you're tired of watching your

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gas tank prices constantly 
climb, don't get a Tesla, get 

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some Bitcoin. 
And if you only have 30 seconds 

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to listen to a pitch on Bitcoin,
don't listen to the pitch. 

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Get some Bitcoin. 
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We're coming out with it every 
single day of the week. 

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I'm oceans. 
This is beyond Bitcoin. 

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Maybe next time you'll have more
time, but until that time, see 

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you next time.