Gleeking Out

And that's what you really missed with Jenna.

And Kevin and iHeartRadio podcast.

Welcome to you, and That's what you Really miss podcast.

I'm Jenna, I'm Kevin, and today we have double the Podcast. We have Double the Fun, our first other Glee podcast on our Glee podcast. And I'm excited because there are so many Glee podcasts. There are a lot of Rewatch podcasts, there are all kinds of podcasts for other shows, and these two have such a great perspective on Gleek of the Week podcast their podcast and just the nicest and also fans out there. I think we're gonna have to start having more of you on the show.

I know, I know. This is our first fan Glee podcast edition and we really loved it. So buckle up with We are with Andrew and Allison, who are so lovely and wonderful and they have such a good podcast, so go check it out. But yeah, let's just uh, let's get to it right.

Yeah, here they are.

Welcome Alison and Andrew.

The hosts of Gleek at the Week pod.

Oh my god, you're welcome.

This is insane.

This is.

I'm dreaming, dreaming, and I wish somebody would wake me up.

But then that's amazing.

Oh my god, truly, like I could not I told Alison I could not sleep last night. Well, this is just like so like me to just like be like, oh my god, it would have been. But yeah, oh my god, I cannot believe we're here. Thank you for having us, Yes, thank you for having us.

Thank you. I mean this is also crazy for us too. You know. It's there's some great Glee podcasts out there, and we felt like we didn't want to step on anybody's toes, and so it's nice to be able to share all the love with you guys. We're all a glamily. We're a great glamily.

Oh my god, we are a glamily.

Say loud. I want to get into how you guys actually know each other, because Jenna and I it's great having a co host, it's great having a you know, a nice rapport, doing it with someone you really know, and like, do you guys know and like each other?

No, I've never met in person.

I don't say.

That's not true.

That's not true.

Oh my god.

Andrew and I are actually celebrating ten years of friendship this summer. Woh God, thank you, thank you. I realized that last night as I was going through like Facebook memories. But Andrew and I met around this time in twenty thirteen, and we were both doing a pre college program at the School of Visual Art Art, which was like a three.

Week long art program.

Come to a college, see what it's like, live in the dorms.

Immerse yourself in New York City. And I'm a little bit of supervision.

And the very first day, I had been to New York once before, and this was like my biggest dream was to live in New York go to art school. It was going to be great and incredible. And I just said goodbye to my parents, and my mom like walks away, sobbing because this is the first time she's ever said goodbye to me for this long. And I meet my roommates and I go downstairs to this like orientation. We're going to have an orientation in this auditorium of the School of Visual Arts in New York City.

And I'm standing there.

I'm waiting for my roommate because she said that she would be right down I was going to meet her, and I'm standing there, And previous that previous week, I had just attended Darren Chris's tour at the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis, where I'm from, and so I'm wearing tour merch and I'm in the lobby and this guy walks up to me and is like, is that Chris tour merch.

And I'm like, yeah, it is.

I was.

I was there like two weeks prior, and so it was just like a culmination. It was just meant to be. Of course, Darren Chris, Glee, everything bringing us together. And so here we all are ten years later. Yeah, crazy that we're even sharing this story with y'all.

So yeah, really truly insane. Those three weeks Andrew and I really built our beautiful, beautiful friendship that we have today. And on this little known show that I don't know if anybody really talks about anymore, Glee.

Yeah, never heard of it. But on a somber note, because that was July of twenty thirteen, and only a few short days after we met, was when Corey right, and so it was it was like, at least for me, like it was like so nice to have someone because like that was the biggest like celebrity like that had passed that It was it's it's an odd thing to grieve someone that you've never met, but you like invite into your home every week and you know so much about and so yeah, I think that was just like

Yeah.

I was also in New York at that time, so we were all there. Oh wow, yes, yes, yes, I was in New York. When I found out. I was at a club and our producer called and I left the club.

Oh gosh.

And then but Cord was in New York, Harry was in New York, Adam Shankman was in New York, and we all got together the next day out a little gaggle of us and then yeah, yeah, weird times, yes, strange.

I'm sorry to bring that up.

Now it happens.

Yeah, yeah, it happened.

Jenna and I are about to we're coming up on fifteen years of friendship. Oh you're almost there, you got it.

Oh my gosh, September is fifteen years.

Isn't that crazy?

Oh?

Wait, like quick friends for you two as well? Like how like was it match heaven from the from the start? Yeah, it was very quick.

Yeah, you know a lot of we met it on the at our network tests for the show, But Chris and I were the ones who came from out of town and moved. Lee had already been here and Kevin lived here, and so Chris and I like lived at the grove basically for a while. And then Amber and Kevin and Chris and I all became really close, and then Kevin and I became really close, and so it

Well, for me, I remember the first season premiered when I was in eighth grade, and so.

I was, okay.

I am I'm a senior in high school now, yeah, but I remember going in like I remember hearing obviously a huge hit, and I remember everybody was talking about it, and I was an eighth grade hipster, and I was like rejecting, rejecting, rejecting, and I remember, for the record, it's like, who needs the show is popular? Yeah, But and I also like knew because I was like a huge fan of Lost, and I knew that, like, if I were to start another show that I would fall hard.

Like the things you could not like about the show, I can't stand.

This Target employee was not going to get in my way watching this show. And so obviously watched the pilot and just like everybody else who watched that pilot, fell deeply in love and it's been my personality ever since.

Yeah, that's amazing. Did this so this happened before you were out.

Yeah, and so I mean, like I don't even want to like harp on this because you already know how many lives were touched through this show, but like it

Did your have you talked to your mom about her? I was thinking about that this morning. I've never I'm serious. I was like, uh, yeah, I'll ask you. I'll get back to you about that. I just feel like that would be a weird conversation for some right, I mean.

Did you know? And you put Glee in.

Front of me trying to say, well, the funniest, the funniest thing was that I started watching episodes ahead because I would watch them with my mom, and then like after the pilot, was like, Okay, I need to like blast through these episodes, but my mom obviously had other things to do than watch Glee and so and so

We have met a lot of people who have talked about the show was a way for them to sort of engage with their parents by not talking about it like that these are my people, these characters are sort of like me, and presenting it in a way that is in your living room every single week on a major network where the things weren't normally seen or addressed, and that did open the dialogue for so many people, you know, between parents that make that process a little

It also came out when I was in eighth grade and I was in school. I remember, like I can see being in my middle school hallway and having my friend Olivia come up to me and be like, Alison, there's this show that just came out.

You're gonna love it.

It's amazing, it's great, and it's everything you've ever wanted. And I was like, I don't know what you're talking about.

I don't have time.

I'm very busy. I'm a backstage tech crew for the middle school production. Amazing, I'm a busy girl.

I don't know if I get to this, but I remember.

In my childhood home, in our guest room, we had this little cube of a TV. Back before you needed a box or a cable box or anything. It was just plugging in and you could have the INTENTNA to connect to whatever I wanted. And so my brother and I that's where we would like watch TV. And I remember the first episode of Glee I ever watched because it was on and I was sitting there and I was like, oh, Olivia told me about this was the

That's how formative it was.

Yeah, because after that, I was like, oh, yeah, this, I need.

To consume every bit of this. And so my mom and I would go to.

The library and rent the box set because I think season one was on a box set at that point.

Oh my god.

And so I would check out the DVDs one at a time from the library. And I have this thing where I biologically cannot return a library item time, even on my Kindle, I can't do it, and so I would just have like overdue charges because I was watched like watching them over and over and over again. And I watched the whole first season that way with my mom on a DVD, and then I was set up to watch season two, episode one live, so it was all that whole summer. But yeah, I was very much

I'm curious for you guys, like because it was live on TV, like when you were watching it, because a lot of kids now are you know, rewatching on Hellu and Disney. Like what was it like in school? Did it feel like everybody was talking about it and watching it or did it feel like it was like just your core group that was like totally into it. I'm just curious.

The funniest thing was that I don't know because I started watching it live, just like Allison in season two, and I remember like everybody is talking about it week to week, and I'm like, I'm also obsessed with it. But then like as the years went on and I just like would I would be like, hey, like Simona, are you still watching Glean And She's like no, and I'm like, bye, come on, like we just had a popping episode. It's fine, yeah, but yeah no, like it's

Got it for me?

I think when I would go to school, I would have my close group of friends that were like, Allison, what's going on in Glee? Noose not watching it, but they know I'm going to tell them about it right

To have people to talk about that with.

Even if I'm sitting in class, like I need to tell people about the scientists, I need to.

Talk about the breakup.

Nobody's talking about it.

I'm breaking out.

I remember I had to leave class when I had like because y'all would like release the music and like prior to the episode release, and so I remember for the hundredth episode, like it was revealed a while like before that, Santana, Brittany and Quinn would be singing Toxic and I was just like, God, I am counting down the days and to really have that MP three and so like it came out while I was like in psych class and like I was like, I need to go to the bathroom now, and like I need to

Yeah.

I left a job interview early because I knew that there was an episode of Glee on that night. I was like they were like, oh, can you stick around and maybe do start some training?

And I'm like, I am so.

Sorry, You're like, I gotta get some book.

I booked tonight. I got plans.

Wow. Do you guys have There's so many things that we could ask favorite things. Do you have a favorite storyline? I mean I just jumped in there. I'm just curious.

No. I loved the Britanna season two storyline, which Kevin, you obviously had a lot a part of being romantically linked with Brittany at the time. And I just remember obviously like Kurt was so great for or queer kids, but I remember when it was like Santana's time to

Yeah, I think for me, I have two. I have one that I'm really obsessed with right now in the scheme of our recent podcast work. But then I have one that's like sat with me forever. And the one that sat with me forever is the very beginning, like west Side story storyline.

The whole building of that production.

And because I was a student director of Legally.

Blonde and so I was like all about theater, and I saw already doing kind of not not necessarily the exact same conversations, but kind of that sort of ambition and directing decision making and just like backstage stuff.

I love. I loved the.

Theater drama that went on in my high school, but also to see it projected on television I loved and Finchel and Clay were like my two like OTPs if you will. And so the West Side Story, I was like, give it me. I'm heating this up. I'm eating this And that's when I like West Side Story opened the song time Doors for me. I was like, I was like, oh, this is incredible. Yeah, exactly exactly.

It was not the best, okay.

But I think the one that I'm obsessed with right now. Yes, maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but we just partnered with We did a guest spot on another Glee podcast, recovering Gleek Shout Out, another incredible Glee podcast. But we did an episode on what the World Needs Now from season six and the Sam shot Sam I could write, Ted talks about why it's important?

Why are you to be.

Talking about it?

Okay, Okay, I forgot that happened.

I said the fact that this is what you're hitching your your wagon.

Joe.

You know, you always say about sort of the same things because they're classics and they're great, but every now and then a little spice it up with a little variety. Thinks we don't normally a good reminder, still reminder.

That that happened that, you know, upon reflection, I've grown and I've become a little bit more emotionally mature, and I've realized it makes sense.

Okay, That's what I'm excited about selfishly, because one we don't really remember the later seasons too. As an adult now, a fully formed adult, going back and watching these things, and also from the perspective of knowing a little bit more about how these shows are made and like what the writers were thinking as opposed to just thinking about being in it. As Darren described described it as being a a cat with a broken leg scooching across a

The Lesson so eloquently.

I always what it would be like to be on a show that was just you know, like I was like, oh, so pretty good.

It's a good one.

Yeah, I take that.

Yeah. Tell us about your podcast and how long you guys have been doing it, for what the genesis was, when, where where did this concept come from?

And the best name for a podcast?

Yeah, Gleik of the Week, it's right there. For we started this podcast. So Andrew works in podcasting.

He has some rich experience in the podcasting world, and he's shared stories about it with me, and I think that I think I would love to do a talk or write an m L A format work cited paper.

About how I can't go back.

The podcasting world like imploded with COVID nineteen and the pandemic, And because that was where our podcast started was we had the time, and Andrew and I would talk every single night and end up talking about Glee.

So we were like, why don't we turn this into a podcast? Why don't we record this? We're hilarious.

People need to hear us, which I think is how most podcasters.

Yeah, definitely, I think they want.

So I I was like, Andrew, I really want to do this with you.

And Andrew thought about it for a while, and you wanted to work on like a passion project.

Well, because like I mean, like like all the Glee podcasts that we're familiar with at least are like episode recaps. I was like, I want to. I love that. Obviously you're bringing something like a personal like you were there, You're able to talk about it like all the rest of us. We weren't there, And so I'm like, I want to like have a new conversation about this show that would be fresh and exciting and so and not be like, Hey, in the pilot, wasn't it so hilarious that you said this thing?

Yeah?

And so I was like, how about like a bracket sort of I guess structure where we just go through six songs every single week. We bring someone on and we watch two songs and we decide which is better, and we just keep on going until we figure out what song is the best. It's very scientific. Yeah, to watch musical numbers is the best? The best thing that's a delay, you know, some of those stories that you can get bogged down in story all day, right, Yeah, exactly, It's so great.

And explain like the first year. We've been doing this for two and a half years. Now, our episode with you will be the last episode of round one.

So we've officially watched all.

Six hundred and sixty six songs that fit a certain criteria.

The criteria I need to explain again scientific. The criteria is that it was performed on a hit Fox show Glee, that it was released on iTunes, and it was actually it was like in an episode, so like I want you back, like Santa Baby wasn't actually in an episode. Tina's Tonight unfortunately is not part of the glacket. Wasn't on iTunes however. Also, you know what they in the top the top two, they would win time for first.

We're about to have watched all six hundred and sixty six songs, and in the.

First year of doing this, kind of.

Explaining numbers, explaining it to the people that have come on to our podcast has been kind of fun to explain the gist of what we're doing.

We've had I think two guests so far.

I think Nicki Blonski and Ali Stroker both come on and they're like, so, you want me.

To sing the songs?

No stop?

And I'm like, we would be happy to, that would be absolutely but that's.

Not what we're asking.

You can give it to us, we will take it. But it's been it's been really great. And we've had one hundred and eleven unique guests.

We have not exactly that's what you are.

We haven't repeated a guest so.

Far, and wow, wow, yeah.

It's great.

And what has the experience been like for you guys with the show and with the podcast.

It's the best part of my week, like sitting down in like recording, like honestly like start, Like when we first started, like I at least was like so anxious, I was so nervous. I was putting so much work into this. I was like, I need it to be perfect. And I feel as though as the two and a half years have went by, like I'm becoming more comfortable.

What do you think.

It's it's been amazing. I think we've met so many amazing people. I mean, I named Drop Nikki Blonski. We've had like eleven people that were on.

The Glee project. Oh wow, are talking.

To them about that experience and getting it from all facets. So we've had people that were on the show like both of you, but we had Noah Guthrie, had Michael.

Yeah God, yeah, absolutely, I mean the best male singer ever, ugly incredible.

Take me to church.

Yeah, I'm there.

Yeah, I'm there. Uh. We had members of the band, we have John Locke and.

Most recently we've had on a lot of When we started, we were kind of building our platform, building what we do, building a group of people.

It's a slog. It takes a lot of time to build that, and it feels like you're not getting anything back a lot of the time.

Right, I was like, we got five listens today.

Yeah, But now that we have a certain following, we have people that are just as involved and as invested in the blacket as we are.

And so we've interviewed them. They come on.

And they tell us, they're like, you were wrong for so emotional versus Spider, you.

Were wrong for them.

They get as heated, I think as how they felt about Glee as I feel about you.

You can get a taste of what it's like to be on the receiving end of all the opinions. Yes, the passion if you will.

Told to do so.

You think we have any control over this, you need to We're just clocking in and clocking out. We have no idea what. Yeah, I love that. Though Andrew said that you didn't you didn't get to go to the concerts but I want Allison, did you get to go in Minneapolis when we were there?

Yes, I did get to go to the Minneapolis show is absolutely I.

Would like to say thank you for being such an incredible audience.

Really. Oh yeah, we didn't have that everywhere.

No, we got to Minneapolis were like, oh that was the first surprise, real Like we had done San Francisco, San Diego, La Vegas and it was great, crowds all good, no, great, Yeah, but we showed up to Minneapolis and we did not know that Minneapolis was about to get crazy. It was nuts. It was really I think that was like top three

Oh okay, places we had matonnees.

Yeah true, no, but you know what, no, because I'm getting off the.

I'm getting off your We did have some good.

Man Toronto Mattinee.

Yeah, it was great.

Yeah, those Canadians really gave it to us. So thank you for Minneapolis.

We're basically Canada.

Yeah, you're right true.

Wait, speaking of the concert, I need to let you know, Jenna, that I was distraught when I went to the three D concert movie in theaters and surprisingly didn't see dog Days Are Over as part of the theatrical experience. And I just want to share with you that.

A grievances. This is good.

I haven't talked about this on the podcast yet, but no, I actually didn't know it was going to be cut from the movie so much. The premiere it played and it skipped over that song, and I was I had brought like all my people and I was like, uh, there's my one song.

Were cut from like what like an eighty eight minute long movie, Like it's it had the time.

There was some it did have the time for it. Unfortunately, the filming of the tour was so crazy, you guys. We were doing it in between soundcheck and actual aur real performances of the tour. They'd throw us on stage for a number and we were in Jersey when we were doing dog Days and everybody was so tired. I mean, we were so tired, and they're like, go do dog Days now. We were like okay, So there's a camera

Forgot which.

Right behind her.

Yeah, and Amber is not on it.

I don't think you are. It's for the Ladder, right, It's like the Ladder ones, right, Yeah, I know, they just don't.

It was like if you are a person of color, you cannot make up this post.

I know.

That was it was. It was in the middle of tour. We were all tired, and the tour was a whole separate issue for all of this.

Is Amber really not on it either?

I don't know. It's missing several people.

You're gonna have to go look later.

And they just like, you don't mess with our friend, and like you cut Amber and generous number and it was one of our favorite numbers. Performing and.

Yeah, furious, it's my only self.

Well, I was there in Minneapolis and I was screaming real good.

I had one of my childhood friends in the crowd in Minneapolis and he worked for like an indie radio station, and I texted him, was like, Hey, I'm going to be in town. This is probably your idea of a nightmare coming to this like glorified cover band pop song concert. But I have free tickets every show, and like, do

Yeah, you know what, I hope not because like is it weren't like most of them like children, fourteen year old girls.

Surprise okay, interesting demo yeah, like forty four year old man like dancing like wasted. Okay, before we we wrap this up, because you guys do the bracket. You do you have a favorite musical number from the six hundred and sixty six? Is it?

Or six sixty six six?

I forget it?

Angel numbers? Sorry, angel numbers, Angel numbers of Do you have a favorite or are you waiting?

I I do, and I'm willing to say, gleeks, this is gonna win the blacket. I'm just telling you spoiler alert, the most crazy things happen.

This is winning for me.

It is I'm not going to teach your boyfriend how to dance with you?

Why see that coming?

Oh it's good, it's so good.

Oh good.

The episode is incredible.

I forgot dental work done during that number. If you were called do you remember it? Do you remember this? This is when you're in so Blaine is McKinley High prom performing? Yeah, yeah, and already gets in trouble with Sue for spiking the punch bowl and she does dental work on him as torture. Do you recall this or no?

Nope?

And this is during the performance. It really adds the ambiance.

Because I was there when they filmed it. Oh That's why it's confusing to me, because I remember watching them film it and I was there because we shot all Yeah, I don't but I don't know why.

Why were you there?

I have no idea you weren't just hanging.

And Jenna, you're doing backup for this number two.

It's incredible.

I couldn't tell you.

I'm gonna have to look this up.

I couldn't tell you. I remember the outfit. I remember a lot of things by like either the location we were at or my costume. And so now I'm like, okay, this is semi familiar. But we did so many prompts they all like, you know, they meshed together. But yeah, okay, now I remember this. We have a lot of photos from this problem. That's where everybody dressed up. Okay, is it that one? I couldn't say, Okay, what Andrew? What about you?

Oh gosh, I have a variety of I could just go on and on, but like, top of mind, I feel pretty, I'm pretty iconic, so good. A rumor has someone like yes, and then like and I feels landslide. I mean you can't go well.

Ah, that's like those are all solid, solid choices.

We need to We need to decide what our collective opinion the best song.

On Glee at the end of the day.

Some middle ground somewhere, some compromise. Do you judge these off of just the performance alone? Like what is actually or is it the version of the song or is it how it works in the storyline or all those things considered.

All of it vibe vibe vibes.

Yeah.

I respect that we've we've like not moved songs through because of bad plan outfits. We have not put through songs because Shelby A. Dina Benzelle is in it and she is the true villain of Glee. It just really depends.

Okay, It's like whatever you say goes.

This is okay, this is so great though, sorry, I don't want to go I have more questions because we were always so insulated. And when we have, you know, interactions with people who watch the show, it's usually high, Oh my god, it's so nice to meet you. Can we take a picture. And that's basically the extent of it. And so hearing the real opinions that are not on Tumblr or Twitter is very.

Fascinating, Like, for example, run Joey Run. It's it's a it's a big thing for people, and I don't think either of us realized what an iconic number that was for people.

It's age like fine wine truly really, Oh.

The camp that is look camp in its eyes.

Yeah, Borne, run Joey, run to the met.

Exactly. I wish they would.

If you could just like sum up in ten seconds. Why Adena is the true villain of Glee? I just like to hear it. Yeah a good time.

Shell Oh gosh, Shelby is just like she well, I mean the Puck storyline in season three. Obviously you haven't you haven't gotten there yet. I don't know if you recall the extent of how terrible it is that she does fully have like a pretty consistent relationship with We are consistently told that he's eighteen. But that does not justify anything. But I feel like you can talk more to the Rachel plot in season one and how she messed up that.

Yeah, she.

Uses Jesse as a ploy to get Rachel to contact her. She's like, oh, I'm ready to have this relationship with my daughter. Rachel is like, I have a mom, Like this is insane. I absolutely I want to have a connection with you. And then within the episode they meet and then by the end Shelby's like, you know what, I met you and actually I'm good.

I didn't need a daughter.

I actually don't need.

A daughter back.

Yeah, yeah, this makes I would have a new daughter.

Yeah, exactly, Actually.

I want again.

Yeah. When we were watching that, it's like, I'm not a trauma. She is so quickly instilling into this young mind, just like.

Yeah, right, okay, okay, no, that's fair.

I We're going to bring it up and get through it in one Episode's.

Hilarious if there was no Shelby, Like I think it's I think Shelby is a hilarious character that she comes in. I feel like every time she appears, like the kill Bill sirons should go off, you know, like she trouble we know that she's gonna like mess something up.

Yeah, so wow, your first round of the bracket comes to a close. What are the things you've maybe learned or looking forward to going forward.

I think I've personally, I've learned just what time and energy that podcasting takes. And I think going into the second round, we've altered a bunch of different things to make it a little bit more like.

Easier, not I don't want to say easier, but easier for us to do.

And now we've figured out what content content works, what content doesn't. Ever, after two and a half years, we're still constantly growing and developing, but I'm learning. The biggest thing I've learned is that people will get mad and the decisions.

Are only going to get harder, and you're asking for it.

I'm honestly, I.

Tell Andrew like we have set ourselves up for failure because I base this podcast on opinions that people are.

Not going to agree with.

That's right, but that's right.

If they have opinions, they can start their own podcast.

Except that's what we say.

We're like, start your own blocket, keep on tucking.

I've checked.

Not to sound like I don't know, but like no one has else you won't Yeah, no, exactly.

The ones with the microphones win exactly.

You don't know what it's like until you are in the zoom call and you have fighter and so emotional playing and you have to make that decision.

People like the stakes are high, but also the Greeks.

Are like, why didn't you vote this through? And it's like the song didn't die.

You can still could still be your favorite.

It can still be your favorite, and I love that for you.

It's all in fun, it's okay, amazing.

Well, we are so grateful that you guys keep Lee in your lives, and we're so grateful for you know, fans and supporters like you. We literally like we see this all the time, but we wouldn't be where we are, the show wouldn't be where we are without you guys. So it's just really cool to see Glee still bringing friend and people together. So thank you guys so much for taking the time to come on the show and

Don't share your hatred of a decision.

Nice be nice.

It's all fun. It's all fun.

God, I'm so glad that we have that and recorded Kevin alone, use it, Liberty alone.

Thank you so much, Thank you so much.

Aren't they the sweetest little nuggets.

I didn't want to stop. I feel I know you are ready to keep going. We turned into the fans.

Their structure is so cool and it's so fun and I could do that all day as well.

Absolutely. I also love Sash. Hate the chaos of how some of the songs are picked at random to be pitted up against each other.

It feels a lot like a lot of pressure.

Yeah, and two songs that couldn't be further away from one another in style, vibe, tone. Yeah, yes, but that's great. I mean, go listen to the podcast. Seriously, it's wonderful. You obviously you know now that they're wonderful. Thank you for coming on, Alison and Andrew and for sharing your time and for doing this podcast. We know it's a lot of work.

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