A&G On Demand Thursday June 18 Hour 1

on radio. What an introduction that one? Holy God, God, nobody does it better. We don't want another apologize for that, all right, go go, Mr President, wake up Armstrong and Getty Why from the studio seeing the order. It is a dimly lit room, deeper than the bowels of the Armstrong and Getting Communications compound. And hey everybody today we're under the tutelage of our general manager John Bolton's beard is a beard? Now, no never has That's my point.

The mustache, yes, the beard? Where is it? What is he hiding? Why? No beard? So do we have access to that little Biden clip? He just that just happened just before the intro. Okay, hold On sens the music before we gotta play this because I had heard it described, I hadn't actually heard it. Oh boy, I heard a Biden came out of his cave yesterday and and I thought, wow, he sounds like he's got a cold or or something or a foot in the grave. He's got a cold

or a foot in the grave. And I thought it was interesting because Trump had tweeted he had two points. The first point was why is Biden hiding? Is it because he can only read things on a teleprompter? You know whatever, That's your kind of typical shot. But then the next, the next blast from Trump against Biden was did they think the more he's exposed, the worst he does? And I thought, well, that is exactly what they're doing, and most strategy agree. Biden has said it out loud. Yeah,

I think he would he would agree with that. Um that yeah. But anyway, so this this is one of his statements. Here, folks. If you thought Trump v. Hillary was a trouble election, Trump v. Near dead Biden is whole boy and heard the American He's a president who would do the work. I'm ready in day one after more than three years in office, Why isn't Donald Trump ready? Mr President? Wake up? Wow, get to work. There's so much more to be done. Wow. If Jeb was low energy,

there's more. Thank you, Holy that was the end. That was the hammer. That was quite something that would drop him. Wake up. And then like five seconds past thank you with the little breath he had left. Oh my gosh, if you have an earpiece in it, And there was one of his campaign trying to wake up, and he just repeated what they were saying to him. Up and there's the left foot, both feet in the grave, like O,

thank you, Mr wake up? Wow. I thought when I heard him yesterday, I thought, does he have a cold or something? That that that made me sad. What he has is a case of mortality. He got a cute mortality, acute case of the time. I'm gonna need you to sit down. You have what we refer to as calendaritis. He've been around far too long. Just turn around. I need to look at the back of your neck. I'm taking your expiration data. It's best buy. Um. Yeah. So I was actually thinking on the way in if I

were like a regular person, didn't have this job. Even with this job, I want to do it, But um I would I'd like like hike the Appalachian Trail the week before the election, in the week after the election, miss all of that week run up and all the craziness election day, the aftermath, in the week after, regardless of how it turns out out and then come back and somebody can tell me who's president that time and I'll just say, Okay, anyway, that's fine and move on

with my life. But the the the dust up the week before, in the week after, it's gonna be exhausting. I'm gonna have to be eating could I need to start working out, eating vegetables to be physically ready for a grueling couple of weeks. Start eating vegetables. He's serious, folks, trust me. Wow. Yeah, I pray that is not the case. Like I said the other day, whoever wins, I hope it's a blowout. It would be good for the country because if it's close either way, it's going to be

a disaster. I think that's entirely possible. Yeah, um, this is the president away, Mr President, wake up, thank you, thank you. That was weaker than John McCain's thank you when Joe the Flower didn't show up at the rally. Well, all, Joe the plumber, we might have to later compare the two. Thank you little compare and contrassed to be enlightening a couple of old friends there. Good point, yes, um uh so yeah, well that's something. Let's introduce somebody in the

squad calendaritis. Uh there's Michael Angelo, our board operator, pressent button slipping all those pullinge levers here this morning. Michael, I've been all right, um, do your spouse's backseat drive because I having an issue with my fiance back seat driving. The other day. We were driving down the road and GJ just goes look out, look out, look out, look out, and she doesn't say what, So I have no idea.

You know, sometimes she does, y'all, honey, honey, honey, you stop. Stop, And I don't know if she's having a physical problem. So I started like almost swerving the car to avoid something that I don't know what. I'm looking for a break? What what do you want if you've got a backseat drive, Describe what in detail what the problem is, you know, car on the right, look out for that truck, you know, don't just start screaming and you know, well, I we

had early in our relationship. I made it clear to Judy because I usually drive that, please don't if on a rare occasion, usually just in an emergency, I'm exceeding the posted speed limit, don't say. Hey, Up on the right, a little past that bridge, the blue bridge up there with the blue paint. Yes, over there, just beyond it, you'll see a police officer and I'm by that time I've passed it. Me so, and I discussed it, and the new policy is just a cop cop puzz right.

That's what many of my friends would do. That's that's how you know when you see a cop? Why are you in a gang? We got it from outcast. Yeah, okay, I have had that experience and oh no, and I think should I stop? Speed up? Are you choking? Which? Which of the many scenarios that are possible is when I was just choking, I would just drive immediately into the ditch. Michael, That's what I would suggest, probably good advice. It was. It was quite interesting and some of you

know this probably from watching TV. Many of you don't. We're doing a ride along with the San Francisco Police Department. A number of years ago in one of the more uh difficult districts of that increasingly formerly great city. But we rolled into a housing project with the coppers and immediately echoing from end end to this giant like apartment that was several acres. You heard who everywhere? Has everybody learned everybody else that the coppers were on hand? It

was interesting they could teach my wife something. Now she knows. Um, I'm Jack Armstrong, he's Joe Getty on the on this It's Thursday, little Friday, June eighteenth, the year were Armstrong and getting We approved of this program. Thank you. Let's begin officially now. According to CC rules and regulations at Mark, Mark Zuckerberg is pro moding the extremist. I'm because Mark Zuckerberg is actually his site. The Zuckerberg site has actually set up set up like add promotions that actually push

people towards expremis. Yp Scarborough is yelling about Facebook. Apparently there that's a joy Scarborough. Um, yeah, it seems to me just from watching the MSNBC, is that Facebook is the right wing crazy channel. Now according to MSNBC, okay, for those what's the rights Twitter, it's it's gonna be Facebook, And I don't know how terms would feel about that, but yeah, which is interesting because you know, it's certainly not what Martin Zuckerberg's politics are, so Mark Zuckerberg him.

He also just Joe Scarborough there, he's uh, he's also angry. There was a lot, apparently of the stuff about him murdering that girl. Um was floating around Facebook and not being taken down. And he's claiming that some of the guidelines or whatever. Um, how's mail bag? Look? Oh, it's it's nice, a little humor, a little insight, good, good, well balanced, like your diet now that you're eating vegetables.

Some of those towns in Arizona I visited a couple of weeks ago are now passing ordinances that you have to wear masks. So remember I was astonished that it's as if the virus doesn't even exist here. It's like

in a life. Well, they've decided that was a bad idea right in the midst of when I was there, So I gotta admit I'm keeping an eye on getting any symptoms and need to check in with my parents also, since we are all, you know, out and about and around them and they're they're old Uh yeah, some of the places where they were not treating it quite as as scary. I've changed their mind. They would seem, well, yeah, that's sensible. If you don't have many cases, you don't

have much exposure, it's just not a problem. You shouldn't be acting like it's a big problem. The key is, you know, not acting too late, especially if you're on the older side or more vulnerable. Uh So, I got Joe Biden, we got all this stuff to catch you up on. We'll have to listen to the more energetic Joe Biden compare and contrasting with the energetic John McCain from back in the day. I think that's really a good comparison right there. Our text line is FO five

k f TC are strong and show. See former Sex Death and c I chief Robert and Gates yesterday saying they should take those Confederate generals off of our basis. I thought that was interesting. That decides it for me. I'm now fully in that camp. Yeah, I like old man Gates and he man good. But he said we don't have a fort Ulysses grant. Yeah, how can that be? Well, it can't be saved the union. You can't you can't have that. They don't have a Fort Patton in spite

of the soldier slap an incident. Well, the grand one is particularly uh makes the point because most of these are named after Confederate generals. If we're on a Confederate if we're on a Civil War kick for naming basis, you might want to throw in the winning general. I would say, yeah, yeah, that was an excellent point. Mailbag down.

There's part of me the things. It's kind of cool that this country, you know, we healed and came together, and and part of the healing process was Okay, Uh, Proberty Lee was an honorable man, and he was doing what he thought was right. All Right, we'll name stuff after him. Okay, we don't hate chi. We want you back in the Union. It's the very American thing to do. It's it's a little odd anyway. I didn't go to

a Grant grade school. I think school named Grants. So there are schools named after but no major military basis. Never in my life have I attended a school named after anything except the town I lived in. I guess that town just wasn't in the name of the things. I went to a Jefferson. I went to a grant. I went to a number of schools. I went to a Suttur there you go, oh California, probably, Well, what

was the school I went to? Kindergarten? I think it was just like, uh, you know, it's just named after where it was. More or less. Um, I've never had these issues. Here's your freedom, love and quote of the day. It's from Evie Lucas. I didn't know Evie Lucas, so I went googling around her. I'm binging around. I'm sorry. Google is evil. He was a humoriston writer lived from late eighteen hundreds into like the nineteen thirties or something.

He was a brit A thinker. He said, the truth is the only thing worth having, and in a civilized life like ours, where so many risks are removed, facing it is almost the only courageous thing left to do. I thought that was pretty good stuff, and I went looking for more E. V. Lucas quotes and I found lists of them, and none of them was very good. Apparently this was his you know, shot her and around the world. But that's a great quote. Facing the truth

is about the most courageous thing we can do. These days. There's some quote from Orwell, though I don't have it memorized, about how difficult that is. Though sometimes even when it's right in front of your nose, it's just and everybody's pitching a different version of it too. Here's a note from Hendricks. I'm sorry, Hendrick. This is on the topic of Aunt Jemima, the Syrup brand mascot. I believe there's a Miss Buttersworth controversy today actually, so we'll get into that.

The syrup battles so Uh, the PepsiCo that owns Uh and Miamma. The aunt Jemima brand has ended it because of racist connotations that nobody's quite sure what they mean. But um, I guess in the past it wasn't anyway. The name itself was from like a play about I think that the slave Mammy that that kind of archetype with the actual name fair enough, and the idea that a slave mammy came up with a great syrup recipe is bad. That's that's what I don't get it. Hendrik

Rice says young immigrant. Many years ago, I moved into my own place for the first time, go to the grocery store. I bought food, toiletries, cleaning suplies. I was not fluent in English, so I relied in many cases on pictures on the products I thought I needed and the cleaning supply section. I noticed a bottle with a picture of a bald headed muscular man. I decided to buy it. I used it for spills, clumsy Baba. Ever since then, I've had very favorable first impressions when I

meet bald headed muscular men. This goes to your point that I don't think using the syrup has led me to any negative feelings about black women. I never thought about it at all, right, and I certainly didn't look up his privilege. I certainly didn't look up the history. The first green giant I see, Jolly are not is getting a earful for me to right or otherwise? Dan writes, Now if another company uses the aunt Jemiama logo, will PepsiCo sue saying they own her? Oh that's uh, that's uncomfortable,

Mike says, I fear for the nation. As we approached in November election, good chance the virus will still be impacting our movements. Walking not bowel and blanket and mail voting is already in place, and and he imagines the scenario that you imagine, Jack, Um, there are widespread reports of voter fraud, missing ballants, people that couldn't get into the polls, et cetera. Um, and and the media will frame it is Trump trying to stay in office pass

January the usual. Trump declares without evidence and it just melts down. Either way, we'll have another case of the Scotis deciding when to stop investigations. And we know how well that worked for Bush. The Internet and cell phone videos are single handedly changing our nation culture for the worst. I'm not sure I agree with that completely with its Okay, I don't need to the internet is I don't know about cell phone videos we're seeing in It allows you

to for the videos to fly around. Yeah. Yeah, And how much time do we have my thirty seconds? We don't really have time, um Her Alex from Terrytown. I found a couple of things. One of that was the White House Gift Shop selling commemorative coins for how well the government is doing in his fight against COVID nineteen. That's making you know, it's going around left laning circles. The White House Gift Shop is not affiliated with the

White House. It's just a gift shop. They can sell whatever they want, ulysses, grant, bubble heads, commemorative coind whatever, Armstrong and see Armstrong Andy Show, quake up. Thank you. So that's our clip of the day. We'll be digging into that in more detail coming up later than you. That was so Biden's impassioned. He came out of the basement for a for a little statement. He hasn't done taken questions. I think you're incorrect. I think that is

one nursing home resident to another. I mean that is that had the feel of hey, they're servant, jella, wake up, wake up, thank you, thank you you. Oh. I'm saddened by that. I hear a man and I believe him to be a good man. Misguided in many cases, he's been wrong about all sorts of foreign policy things, but I think it has sold Joe Biden's a good man, and I swear I am having a When you're ready to ride Metro, we want you to know we're ready

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deep sipping and deep satisfaction out. Take a treat retreat at McDonald's right now. Get mccaffee iced coffee in any size and any flavor for just nine cents until a m participation may ary. Deep human reaction like my caveman brain is telling me, oh, he's near death. I'm not kidding. I'm telling you. Unlike one of those dogs that can smell cancer, I can hear he's dying. Wow. I can hear when people are dying. And it's it's it's hit me and my soul. Uh. Some more on that later.

A couple of more coffee, A couple of big news headlines. We need to hitch with one. The unemployment numbers always come out on Thursday, and they're just out another million and a half people filed for unemployment help and uh, that brings the number up to forty five million somewhere. Is it that many? It can't be that many, is it. It's a heck of a lot. It's a lot um uh, and that those are still just experience, way down from where it was, but it's still it's just an extraordinary humer.

If this number had hit out of the blue in January, it would be the only thing on the news all day long and be like, holy cow, what has happened? Yeah, oh, yeah, absolutely, because there's never been anything like the number that came out today ever prior to, you know, ten weeks ago. So that's worth mentioning and maybe talking about again later. So the charges did come out yesterday from the on the Atlanta Police Department Fulton County charging that officer who

shot the dude at the Wendy's. If you've been following that story, he is facing eleven charges in all, and could be sentenced to death in if convicted, felony murder charges. In light of that huge uptick in the number of officers there in Atlanta calling in sick, um, I'm not coming to work, Atlanta announced we do have enough officers to keep the city safe. But we have had an uptick in the number of officers calling out of work tonight.

That's right after the chargers came in. It's interesting we played that clip. Maybe we had to play it again. I don't remember what time in the show we played it. That Georgia sheriff who's been training training officers in Atlanta for years, as he said, hundreds officers over all kinds of counties for years, and he said that was a perfectly justified shooting. Um he's a black guy, by the way, it doesn't mean he's right. I don't know. I'm not I'm not you know, I'm not a lawyer or whatever.

But that's an interesting conundrum there. You got a guy who's trained officers all over the states in in in that state saying that wasn't okay shooting, and he got charges of felony murder with the with the death penalty hanging out there. Um. Well, the the latest is that video has emerged of the cop after the the gentleman was down shot of kicking him, and the thinking on the prosecutors is that helps established that he wasn't shooting

them in any public interest. He was shooting him because he was super angry that the guy had fought him. You know that certainly was not cool that he kicked him. The other guy stood on him. I haven't seen the videos. I can't imagine any balanced like with both feet. Um. But anyway, so I I suggested yesterday, and I believe I am correct that they were going to overcharge to keep peace in the streets. They're gonna go way over

the top with the charges. And you know, during the whole lawyer's john at each other process, a lot of those charges will be reduced or dropped and or the prosecutors will make sure if it goes to trial, and probably will that the jury has multiple options, including lesser charges. Guarantee. That's what's happening here. Yeah, Well, the police chief did resign immediately. You never know what that means though, there are so many different circumstances saying I do know what

it means. But she did resign immediately, and uh she said she was horrified at what she saw. So what is trying to keep a city from burning down is? And what is what police officers actually think? I don't know, right right, hey, And everybody's so on edge if you do the wrong thing, everything goes kurb bluie. One more time. I just need to hear but after this, after this, I need to hear the Biden clip one more time. I want to hear his whole ending because it trails.

I mean, it's such a downward trend. And Michael, you said you have another example, one of the clips of him a little longer, but maybe we'll look into that. Yeah, and I have a theory why he's doing that. I think he may be overdoing it. But I'll hit you what why Joe Biden is taking the I'm just so calm approach. Okay, you could probably read my mind. But first note from our friends. It's simply safe, fabulous sponsor of the Armstrong and get a show leaving us on

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But how we need to take this virus seriously? We still don't have what we need when it comes to rapid results testing, contract contract contact tracing capacity that happens I do that every day, stumbling, fumbling, bumbling. I do that every day. I'll do it. This half hour doesn't mean anything. Hey, yeah, you go ahead. American needs a president who do the work. I'm ready in day one after more than three years in office. Why isn't Donald Trump ready? Mr President? Wake up, get to work. There's

so much more to be done. Will you do that this half hour? Second? Nap? No, I won't do that. That is a slow pace. So I assume you're you're thinking you want to be the contrast to the loud, frenetic controversy every day, everybody at each other's throats Trump era. But I think you're right. I think he's going a little too far. He sounds sorry to throw around medical terms.

What he sounds outfitting one ft in the grave? Oh some of them in Laudon is famous for saying when and I never agreed with this and thought it was a horrific, But he was famous for saying, when people to see two horses fighting, they root for the strong horse, and that we just have a human nature to be rooting for the strong, the person that appears to be strong.

How many horse fights have you attended? I have never either and and the idea that and the idea that if I do see a horse fight, I'm root for the one that's dominating the other one to like really put an end to it. I just that's not the way I would react that as a different sort of person. But that was his talking about base human emotions. He thought people would rally to the strong side his side. Um. I don't know if that factors in with Biden and Trump,

where you know he's trying. Biden's trying to be, as you said, the counterweight to frenetic and loud, but or are people going to react with I just think I need something with a little more zip exciting He ain't. Well, you know, exciting is not what I need out of a president. But just I mean subconsciously energizing, you know, somebody who makes you well, who gives you energy, energy

for the country to accomplish something inspiring, little inspired. I would love to be in those rooms on the Biden campaign where they're making the decisions on how to handle this, because this is some really fascinating um what do you

call it strategy? Um? How to handle this they they have It would seem such an opportunity to win if people are just tired of the craziness, right, whether whether whether a lot of the craziness is Trump's fault or not, just people they just you know, I need I need to rest. I think everybody feels like they need a break from the news cycle. And if to the extent that they can feel like, you know, if you got

rid of Trumpet, would it would be easier? But how far can you go with that and keeping your guy under wraps. Well, they're looking at the polls and thinking so far, so good. Well, yeah, why they put him out yesterday? He's going up and they barely did you heard the speech? What was the thinking that we need to put him out yesterday? Well, they have to have him. It's a proof of life video effect. They have to

have him do something. When Kim Jong un showed up at that ribbon cut, right, finally he still alive with his nasty sister exactly. You just gotta set the rumors to rest that he's dead and then he goes back to doing whatever he was doing. In Joe Biden's case, it's just watching the polls and you know, honestly, and this is proof of what we've been saying for years

and what y'all have been feeling for years. If Joe Biden didn't say a damn syllable, and neither did Donald J. Trump until let's say October the first, that would be fine. About five weeks that would be plus painting. I am awake. I think if I'm running, I think I keep him under wraps. Have him show up at things like ribbon cutting ceremonies. You know that kind of thing where there's really nothing to say. You smile and and say night.

No no speeches, no, no nothing. Maybe you have like free go two sentences about it's time we move into the future together. You know, just something some just what bred nothing, little positive sounding speech you repeat everywhere you go and just keep your head down. That's obviously what they're doing. Why a lot of our strength is our optimism or something. And then you go back in your house. Diversity is the strength of America's future. Thank you, Thank you.

I swear I want give him my jello. You know what, he doesn't have my jello. I don't he doesn't have long He should be happy if he's like that on a debate stage. Did the numbers flipping like a day to the paramedics over come on. Paramedics are down by the stage like the guys in the ring and a boxing match. And then right you hear murmuring should we should we go in? Is he having an episode? I'm telling you it's a democratic party, and I know this

is a positive. Sean's head is gonna explode, But explode the party of allegedly the young and the progressive and the innovative. And come on, you got some of these great granddad running the guy's barely hanging on. Well he put the old back and old white male, no doubt about that. Our text line is four nine five a k FTC. Hey the NBA teams ready to get back to work. Yesterday, the league proposed a hundred thirteen pages or of safety rules and procedures for the rest of

a shortened season. First of all, all the games will be played at Disney World, which, right off the bat, seems like the least safe place to be during a peter pandemic, But they do have many precautions in place. The players will be housed together, they'll quarantine ahead of time and be tested every day. Players will be discouraged from licking their fingers and clearing their noses on the court. Were they encouraged to do that before this? UM? And

uh so, NBA, it looks like is coming back. Hockey is going to come back. That's almost certain at this point, NHL, so if you like that with no fans obviously, So we have a couple of pieces of breaking news. One pretty big earthquake off the coast of New Zealand. Hobbits run for your lives. So there's tsunami warming mornings in this they live in the ground more or less. And this which I uh I think means something for the whole country. Governor Gavin Newsom of California said he's considering

announcing mandatory masks for the entire state. So we are definitely not moving away from that sort of thing. We're moving toward it. Party ideas. So you can keep stuff open, I guess, so you don't have to close businesses back down. That's all we should have done in the first place. Businesses stay open. But we have to wear masks. That's what we should have done in the first place, and we wouldn't have another million and a half people out

of work today. Did you hear Dr fauci Is essentially said, yeah, we we said, don't wear masks because we didn't want you to buy them all up because the first because the medical pros needed him. Um, we're just afraid you'd all buy all the masks. That is, that is not a nine trillion dollar decision. I want him to make a nine trillion dollar decision. And that's what they think

it's gonna end up costing shutting down the economy. You know, I'm not for sacrificing nurses and doctors to figure something out. Figure something out, make it, you know, make it like a World War two style. We send every plane we've got to other countries something right, but you don't shut down the economy. And it cost the nine trillion dollars because you're worried about running out of mask. You just can't.

Very crazy to me. The combination of the modern need for complete safety and and our willingness to let governments just run our lives, and the flaws of international supply chains. Yeah, that too, That is absolutely a good point, especially depending on dirty commies for your critical needs. Yes, sir, that is who I was referring to. There aren't actually hobbits in New Zealand, right, that's just where they filmed those movies.

You believe what you want to believe this. If you go there, can you capture when and bring it home? Or is that Scott? They're human more or less? Kind of? They looked a lot like humans, Sir, disgusting. You can catch you a wizard, though. What you do is you put them up on top of your tower and enchant them with a naval spell. Then kick him around a little bits of the movies, you know what I'm talking about. Keep your eye out for giant moths though, that's how

they escape, or a bird or something. Anyway, we've observed many times recently in recent years, Americans have an odd impulse. When they're moved by something, they want to hurl money at it via the Internet. And sometimes it doesn't really make any sense. You know, if somebody does something nice, all of a sudden there's three hundred thousand dollars and to go fund me for him, which is you know,

I like the idea of rewarding or whatever. But somebody's a victim of something and then all of a sudden they're rich. A small nonprofit is feeling the heat, oddly enough, after receiving more than thirty million dollars in the wake of George Floyd's death. According to The New York Times, the Minnesota Freedom Fund, which had only one full time worker earlier this month, became a popular cause somehow for

activists and celebrity donors. Now the fund says it's spent two dollars on bailing people out since since protests began, and his work on working on doing more. So that's their main expenditure of bailing out looters. But uh, blah blah bah. A number of critics of now a murd Yes, the backlash, including the Chima Levy Armstrong, former head of Minneapolis is in double a CP. This is unacceptable. She tweeted.

We literally have buildings burning down North Minneapolis and black businesses and families without essential resources, and there's not a single black person on your board who Indeed, the Funds board appears to consist of only white people. But that's become yet another hot potato because the funds executive director Tanya Hansi has been accused on Facebook of lying about her indigenous background. O Boy, Little boy, we gotta bring in Elizabeth Warren on this one. Hans says the accusations

are untrue. And her daughter was Native American on her grandfather's side. Her daughter what but now she's an arbitration over her job. Meanwhile, the board's former president who left over disputes is back. She's black, um and and everybody's angry at each other in arguing. Okay, she wants to help people impacted by the harms of mass incarceration. All anybody knows is they have thirty million dollars and everybody's at each other's throats. Thirty million. Yes, that's a lot

of money to spread around to employees of your organization. Ah. Yes, yes, this organization will quickly become a profitable racket for somebody. A burgeoning chas in Portland gets shut down pretty quickly. And we'll check in on the original I would be South Chaz. We'll check in on the original chairs in Seattle, among other things coming up, arm Strong and Getty. When you're ready to ride Metro, we want you to know

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