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Speaker 3: Alrighty diardy, Welcome to Monday, April twenty eighth. We're gonna
Speaker 3: talk about the Pope's passing and wanna be kings. Also,
Speaker 3: it's traveling now just for the rich. We're gonna talk
Speaker 3: about that and so much more on today's show. So
Speaker 3: buckle up.
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Speaker 3: It is the Crell Cast. I am Carell. Happy Monday,
Speaker 3: April twenty eighth, April almost a memory may about to
Speaker 3: be here, So glad you are joining us today on
Speaker 3: this Monday. We've got a lot to talk about this week,
Speaker 3: and we've got some programming notes, and we've got all
Speaker 3: kinds of things going on. Also, I'm trying to get
Speaker 3: into my own chat room at YouTube, because sometimes it
Speaker 3: just doesn't happen. There we are though, I think I'm
Speaker 3: I think I'm getting there. There go. All right, welcome
Speaker 3: to TikTok, Welcome to Instagram wherever you might be viewing me. Okay,
Speaker 3: before we begin with Trump's first hundred days and approval
Speaker 3: ratings and all of that, and of course the Pope
Speaker 3: and the papal conclave, what's going on with that, I'd
Speaker 3: like to talk about a few things that are carryovers
Speaker 3: a lot of you know that. I went to Cedars
Speaker 3: last week to their als clinic. Actually, and first, can
Speaker 3: I just say that Cedars Medical Center in Los Angeles
Speaker 3: is how all healthcare should be. It's modern, it's beautiful.
Speaker 3: You're greeted with a concierge, Hello, you know, you check
Speaker 3: in at a kiosk, you sit in a beautiful lounge.
Speaker 3: It was gorgeous, it was it was what all healthcare
Speaker 3: should be. Everybody should have access to that kind of healthcare.
Speaker 3: And it was multidisciplinary, meaning anything that I needed to
Speaker 3: do was already sketch. They had four doctors standing by,
Speaker 3: they had a person ready to do an e MG,
Speaker 3: you know, all this other stuff. So it really was,
Speaker 3: for lack of a better word, a great experience because
Speaker 3: it was just so comprehensive and they were so very caring,
Speaker 3: and it was very very nice surroundings. That being said,
Speaker 3: I met with a specialist, an als neuromuscular specialist. She
Speaker 3: is ninety eight percent sure that after thirteen months of
Speaker 3: my muscles twitching, I would have more ALS symptoms. Now
Speaker 3: that doesn't mean that I'm not going to get it,
Speaker 3: and I know that's a horrible way to leave a diagnosis.
Speaker 3: She did say, put it out of your mind, don't
Speaker 3: worry about it for now, go on about your life.
Speaker 3: Should you develop symptoms that are more than just the twitches,
Speaker 3: then you can come right back, no waiting. You know,
Speaker 3: you can come right back. However, she hopes that doesn't happen,
Speaker 3: and it is her belief that I have benign fasciculation syndrome.
Speaker 3: That's her belief, and that's my doctor's a peer belief.
Speaker 3: My doctor up here ninety five percent sure, she said
Speaker 3: ninety eight percent sure, so there's not one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: But they believe barring any new symptoms in the short term,
Speaker 3: like over the next few months, because ALS moves quickly,
Speaker 3: it's you know, two to four years that you have
Speaker 3: it and then you die. So I've now on month
Speaker 3: what fourteen fourteen months of muscle twitching and no real weakness,
Speaker 3: So that's where that stands. It was a productive trip.
Speaker 3: They believe these are benign, but they did leave open
Speaker 3: the possibility and because they're doctors. But she did say
Speaker 3: to get on with life and to try not to
Speaker 3: worry so much about it, although even she conceded that
Speaker 3: would be rough, but she said, you know, once we
Speaker 3: get to the two year mark, meaning next March, if
Speaker 3: there's no new symptoms, then this is truly benign. So
Speaker 3: I really have about nine ten months to still kind
Speaker 3: of worry, but we'll try to put it out of
Speaker 3: my mind. The other thing was that it brings up
Speaker 3: the traveling topic, which we'll talk about later. Is traveling
Speaker 3: just for the rich. I learned a lot about traveling
Speaker 3: as a poor person this time, and I want to
Speaker 3: share that with you. Thank you all for your concern
Speaker 3: and your well wishes and your comments. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: You know. I'm going to keep freaking out because that's
Speaker 3: who I am. I have medical anxiety. And even though
Speaker 3: she said ninety eight percent, in my brain, I heard
Speaker 3: two percent chance you have it. And so I'm going
Speaker 3: to work on the medical anxiety because it's killing me.
Speaker 3: It's crippling me. This morning, I had a red spot
Speaker 3: on my tongue and suddenly I'm googling throat cancer when
Speaker 3: it could just be that I bid it, you know,
Speaker 3: So I really do for those of you that struggle
Speaker 3: with medical anxiety. You know, it is an ongoing story ruggle.
Speaker 3: There's no fix, there's no cure, and it's almost as
Speaker 3: bad as having another disease, almost because the stresses you
Speaker 3: know a lot. To that end, Randy Rhodes retired abruptly
Speaker 3: April twenty first. She told her listeners that she was
Speaker 3: leaving the airwaves April twenty third, and she did. She
Speaker 3: cited two reasons. One health. They said she was going
Speaker 3: to start some sort of treatment for something. On the
Speaker 3: twenty fourth, I wish her well, and the other was
Speaker 3: the current political climate. And I get that. I get
Speaker 3: that because I've been thinking a lot about my life,
Speaker 3: about mortality, about my contributions to the world, about aging,
Speaker 3: and how I want to spend the rest of it.
Speaker 3: I know I need more money. That's something Randy doesn't
Speaker 3: need more money. I need more money, and that's a problem.
Speaker 3: And I got very frightened this weekend out money. And
Speaker 3: this goes into Trump's hundred days because this weekend I
Speaker 3: went grocery shopping at Winco. It was time to replenish
Speaker 3: my nuts. Says the gay man has like a squirrel
Speaker 3: on a search for nuts. And I had to get pecans,
Speaker 3: I had to get cashews, I you know, had to
Speaker 3: get walnuts. I had to get chia seeds, hemp seeds,
Speaker 3: flax seeds, because I'd eat all of these things every day.
Speaker 3: Protein powder, silium husk. Whole silium husk have gone up
Speaker 3: to fifteen dollars a pound. So I left there just
Speaker 3: buying staples, you know, to refill the pantry two hundred
Speaker 3: and sixty three dollars, and I was concerned things are
Speaker 3: just going up up up. Nuts are outrageous says the
Speaker 3: gay man. But they are. They're like ten, twelve, fourteen
Speaker 3: dollars a pound, and that's a lot. That's more than beef,
Speaker 3: you know. And so a lot of the things that
Speaker 3: I eat, fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, even legomes, even lentils,
Speaker 3: which used to be like fifty cents a pound and
Speaker 3: now they're two dollars a pound. Soybeans, I ate a
Speaker 3: lot of those. So all of these prices are just
Speaker 3: going up, up, up, and it's scary. It's frightening because
Speaker 3: my income and your income isn't going up up up,
Speaker 3: but prices are now. Orangina says that, you know, inflation
Speaker 3: is over, he beat it. I don't feel that way.
Speaker 3: In fact, this morning, I canceled Walmart Plus, you know,
Speaker 3: and you get free deliveries and other perks, including Paramount Plus,
Speaker 3: which I like to watch. And so it was cheaper
Speaker 3: to get the Walmart Plus than to pay the ten
Speaker 3: dollars a month for Paramount. But now I don't have
Speaker 3: the money for either, so I canceled Walmart Plus. I
Speaker 3: canceled Amazon. I canceled Amazon. I can't afford fourteen dollars
Speaker 3: a month for Amazon. I just can't so I canceled Walmart, plus,
Speaker 3: I canceled Amazon. I'm not renewing Instacart, which means there
Speaker 3: goes my Peacock subscription. You know, I'm not renewing them.
Speaker 3: As for television, I pay ninety nine cents a month
Speaker 3: for Hulu and I'm on a friends Netflix and another
Speaker 3: friend's Max, so that'll be my TV plus Apple TV Plus.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of other shows I like on those
Speaker 3: other services. I just I can't because subscriptions are killing me.
Speaker 3: So no more fourteen ninety nine a month for Amazon.
Speaker 3: No more forty nine dollars a year for Walmart because
Speaker 3: they were one hundred a year. And then when I
Speaker 3: canceled this, give it to you for forty nine, I'm like, no,
Speaker 3: So no more Walmart, no more Instacart, no more, no more.
Speaker 3: I'm canceling almost everything because I'm scared and that signals recession.
Speaker 3: And yet Orangeina says no. So we'll talk about his
Speaker 3: first one hundred dates and how they add up up
Speaker 3: the president plus battling for the bridge. When we reach out,
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Speaker 3: I need you to do this. I should just repeat
Speaker 3: it for the rest of the show. That's what you
Speaker 3: need to do. To that end. I'm going to film
Speaker 3: a visual for it this week. Even if it's just
Speaker 3: me standing in front of the camera singing it. We
Speaker 3: got to get something out, some sort of visual, So
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do that this week. I also tomorrow afternoon
Speaker 3: and flying to Long Beach after the show to have
Speaker 3: my aorta scand I don't think it's big enough for
Speaker 3: surgery yet, so let's keep our fingers crossed on that
Speaker 3: and coming right home. I was gonna go down and
Speaker 3: spend the night. No, I'm sick of medical things. I'm
Speaker 3: so sick of medical things, so I'm not gonna let
Speaker 3: it take up two days and B and I are
Speaker 3: flying down and flying right back, all right. So it's
Speaker 3: been the first hundred days of Orengina, and there's been
Speaker 3: a lot of polls done. Every single poll has him
Speaker 3: at the lowest approval rating of any president in eighty years,
Speaker 3: and that includes the Fox News poll So for those
Speaker 3: of you screaming like he is this morning, for those
Speaker 3: of you screaming that that's liberal media, Nope, even the
Speaker 3: Fox News polls and conservative media polls has his approval
Speaker 3: rating at the lowest percent of any president in history
Speaker 3: at one hundred days. And when they break it out
Speaker 3: by policies, the only policies that his MAGA likes are
Speaker 3: the immigration. They love torturing people, so you know, they
Speaker 3: think he's doing a great job there, when in fact
Speaker 3: he's probably going to be declared a war criminal someday
Speaker 3: for what he is doing to immigrants. But that being said,
Speaker 3: that's the one topic he gets approval on. The economy
Speaker 3: is his weakest link. Nobody, nobody, not Republicans, Democrats, or
Speaker 3: independents think that he is doing a good job on
Speaker 3: the economy. None of them want the tariffs. Eighty two
Speaker 3: percent disapproval for the tariffs in almost every poll, so
Speaker 3: on one hundred days in his approval rating is lower
Speaker 3: than any other president if at forty two to forty
Speaker 3: five percent, depending upon what poll you look at. Biden
Speaker 3: was at fifty six to sixty depending on what poll
Speaker 3: you look at. Now, amongst Republicans, he still has a
Speaker 3: very favorable rating. Even though they disagree with his policies,
Speaker 3: he has a favorable rating. The takeaway from all of
Speaker 3: this is really for Democrats, they need to change their
Speaker 3: messaging because even though a majority of the nation is
Speaker 3: not happy with what's going on in Washington, they still
Speaker 3: don't believe that Democrats would do better. In fact, thirty
Speaker 3: six percent approval rating for Democrats. So even though they
Speaker 3: don't like Orangina or his policies, except for immigration, they
Speaker 3: still don't trust Democrats. That's going to be a real
Speaker 3: problem for Democrats moving forward because when you have a
Speaker 3: very unpopular member of one party, normally the other party surges.
Speaker 3: That's not happening here. He's not liked, they're not liked.
Speaker 3: In fact, a majority of voters don't like Republicans or
Speaker 3: Democrats at this point. So there's that. Now, what has
Speaker 3: he done well? He's decimated the country. DOZE is not
Speaker 3: going to make their trillion dollar mark. In fact, it
Speaker 3: looks like they'll be lucky if they meet their two
Speaker 3: hundred billion dollar mark. Doze has even lower approval ratings
Speaker 3: than Orangina. Elon Musk's approval rating is thirty four percent
Speaker 3: and seventy eight percent to seventy five seventy five to
Speaker 3: seventy eight depending the poll say he has entirely too
Speaker 3: much power. So Elon Musk has fallen out of favor
Speaker 3: with America. Very few people like him. I'm sure Tesla's
Speaker 3: going to take note of that. They're bored. So Trump
Speaker 3: is failing in all of the things that he said
Speaker 3: he would do. He has not stopped the war in
Speaker 3: Ukraine and his current proposal to have the Ukrainian secede
Speaker 3: Crimea to the Russians, have the Ukrainians decide to not
Speaker 3: have a military force build up and not join NATO. Okay,
Speaker 3: Zelensky's never going to go for that deal, and the
Speaker 3: UK is probably not going to go for that deal.
Speaker 3: He made fun of Canada this morning or in China
Speaker 3: as they're at the polls, and what he doesn't realize
Speaker 3: is he is only helping the liberals of Canada. The
Speaker 3: Trump esque candidate was on track to become the new
Speaker 3: prime minister and then Trump started all of his tear
Speaker 3: of crap and everything else. Want to make you a
Speaker 3: fifty first state and such like that. So now Liberals
Speaker 3: are on track to win in Canada as a rebuke
Speaker 3: to Donald Trump. They go to the polls today. Good
Speaker 3: thing that they're not in Spain or Portugal. No one
Speaker 3: knows what's causing that blackout, and there's a blackout, like
Speaker 3: the whole Iberian Peninsula is basically dark, even into France.
Speaker 3: That's not good. It's going to be nighttime there soon.
Speaker 3: So his first hundred days, by all accounts, have been
Speaker 3: a failure. They've been a failure. He's only done four
Speaker 3: things that he said he was going to do. Fifteen
Speaker 3: of those things are still pending, and he's given up
Speaker 3: up on eight things that he said he was going
Speaker 3: to do. And the four things that he did do,
Speaker 3: he freed the January sixth riders, he attacked trans people.
Speaker 3: Those were two of his things that he said he
Speaker 3: was going to do, so he did that. He did
Speaker 3: pardon the rioters, the people who committed treason, and he
Speaker 3: is anti you know, he's gone after Trans. By the way,
Speaker 3: eighty six percent of people surveyed between eighty and eighty
Speaker 3: six depending on the poll, thinks that he should not
Speaker 3: have destroyed DEI and that Dei does have a place.
Speaker 3: Two thirds of the voting populace or more thinks that
Speaker 3: he overstepped on Dei two thirds. So he's failing. If
Speaker 3: you were to grade him as they have done on
Speaker 3: the first hundred days, he's failing. His approval rating is
Speaker 3: lower than any president at this point. His policies are
Speaker 3: not taking hold. He has alienated us from the world.
Speaker 3: Prices are going up, not down. Ukraine and Israel are
Speaker 3: still at war, and there's no end in sight for
Speaker 3: either of those. The only thing that he gets high
Speaker 3: marks is kicking innocent people out of the country. That's
Speaker 3: the only thing he's getting high marks in so as
Speaker 3: he traveled to the pope's funeral in a blue suit
Speaker 3: when the Vatican requested everyone wear black, and he wore blue.
Speaker 3: Even though he met with Zelenski, there there's no deal
Speaker 3: that Zelenski wants. And what about the pope. Let's talk
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Speaker 3: support for the loudest, craziest, most unhinged gay guy and
Speaker 3: his little dog. And let's keep the party going as
Speaker 3: long as we can. Oh you know, it's sad that
Speaker 3: we lost Randy Rhoades. Now I didn't listen because I
Speaker 3: don't watch other talk shows, but you know, she was
Speaker 3: a needed voice, and I'm sorry she's having health issues
Speaker 3: plus the political climate. Look, I don't blame her. If
Speaker 3: I could change the content of this show tomorrow, I would.
Speaker 3: I would. I don't want to talk about orangina. I
Speaker 3: don't want the stress one thing. This whole als scare,
Speaker 3: and all of my medical scares that I put myself through,
Speaker 3: from tongue cancer to whatever they really have taught me
Speaker 3: that I'm not living the life that I enjoy. I
Speaker 3: don't have much fun. It's either doctor's appointments or doing
Speaker 3: the show or exercising, and that's it. And while I
Speaker 3: like my life, I don't want to lose the life
Speaker 3: I have. I like it. I'm not having as much
Speaker 3: fun as I used to have, both on the show
Speaker 3: and in real life. I don't have a partner. I
Speaker 3: haven't dated in over seven years, you know. So, and
Speaker 3: now with the economy, the way that it is going
Speaker 3: to travel to see friends and stuff like that, travel
Speaker 3: has become for the rich two hundred or more dollars
Speaker 3: a night for even Motel sixes in some areas, or
Speaker 3: ninety nine dollars a night, So you can't find a
Speaker 3: hotel here. In Las Vegas. MGM Grand just laid off
Speaker 3: all of their concierges, no more concierge service than any
Speaker 3: MGM Grand ex Caliber got rid of their bellman, their dorman,
Speaker 3: their concierge. I mean, these places are scaling down and
Speaker 3: charging up. In Los Angeles, the Hilton Garden In charged
Speaker 3: me fifty five dollars a night to park. For two
Speaker 3: nights parking, it was one hundred and ten dollars. Who
Speaker 3: has that to pay for parking? You know, so one
Speaker 3: hundred and sixty a night for the hotel room, fifty
Speaker 3: five a night for the parking. That's two hundred and
Speaker 3: ten plus the rental car. You know, on and on
Speaker 3: the charges go eating out when you're traveling. I brought
Speaker 3: an ice chest with me, and I brought my oatmeal,
Speaker 3: my fruit, my tea, and Ember's food. So every morning
Speaker 3: I ate in the room as to avoid a twenty
Speaker 3: or thirty dollars oatmeal breakfast. I felt poor, but at
Speaker 3: the same time I felt self sufficient because I had
Speaker 3: my stuff in the room. I had my oat meal,
Speaker 3: my protein powder, I had my fruit cups, I had
Speaker 3: you know, I had everything. I brought it all in
Speaker 3: the ice chest, and I thought, you know, traveling is
Speaker 3: now not for families, families of two or three or four.
Speaker 3: How could they possibly afford it? So only upper mid
Speaker 3: income and above people are going to be able to
Speaker 3: travel soon. You know. Yeah, there's the cheaper carrier's spirit
Speaker 3: in Frontier and all that, but it's not just the airfare.
Speaker 3: That's the price, and they nickel and dime you to
Speaker 3: death on the bags. Even Airbnb is hugely expensive now
Speaker 3: with all their different fees for cleaning and everything else.
Speaker 3: It really is getting that travel is going to be
Speaker 3: for the wealthy, and that's it if you're if your
Speaker 3: middle income or below, spending to The trip to Cedars
Speaker 3: cost me eight hundred dollars, eight hundred bucks to go
Speaker 3: to La spend the night, wake up, go to the doctor's,
Speaker 3: spend that night, and come home eight hundred dollars. I
Speaker 3: didn't have that tomorrow. The trip down in the afternoon,
Speaker 3: the airfare was two hundred and thirty one dollars. A
Speaker 3: friend's going to pick me up and stuff like that,
Speaker 3: will probably do lunch. So it's gonna cost about three
Speaker 3: hundred bucks just to go down and back. Travel is
Speaker 3: just we're losing the ability to travel because of the economy.
Speaker 3: Restaurant prices are out of control, you know. Twenty I
Speaker 3: had a burrito in Victorville at the Vegan Vato, which
Speaker 3: was lovely and the burrito was fabulous. And this place
Speaker 3: was so out of the way. It's in a train
Speaker 3: center and that's basically empty, but it's called the Vegan Vato.
Speaker 3: It's in Victorville, and I had a fabulous burrito. It
Speaker 3: was fourteen dollars plus tax i had a little soda
Speaker 3: pop with it, a zero calorie soda, and the entire
Speaker 3: lunch with tip was twenty dollars for a burrito. So
Speaker 3: it's just it's becoming cost prohibitive to go out to
Speaker 3: go travel, and that's sad because traveling enriches you. You know,
Speaker 3: traveling allows you to see family and friends, it allows
Speaker 3: you to see the world. And tourism is a huge industry.
Speaker 3: Canadians are already not coming to America. Mexicans are not
Speaker 3: coming to America. They're afraid they won't get back. So
Speaker 3: our tourism is taking a nose dive. That's bad for
Speaker 3: all the economies. And it's because here in Vegas they
Speaker 3: no longer. Vegas used to cater to everybody. Twenty dollars
Speaker 3: hotel rooms and five dollars buffets. That was the thing.
Speaker 3: Come here and drink free, have cheap food, get a
Speaker 3: cheap hotel room, and go spend your money in the casinos.
Speaker 3: That was the thing. Now it's three hundred dollars rooms
Speaker 3: with resort fees and parking and all of that added in.
Speaker 3: You know, the room might be one twenty, but by
Speaker 3: the time you pay the resort fee and the parking fee,
Speaker 3: and you know, it's two fifty three hundred dollars. Buffets
Speaker 3: start at twenty nine to ninety five in town, and
Speaker 3: Caesar's is eighty dollars for their buffet. Drinks are barely
Speaker 3: free anymore. You can barely find places to get those.
Speaker 3: So even Vegas has become too expensive for the average traveler.
Speaker 3: And what of the pope? What of the pope? You know,
Speaker 3: I got into trouble the last time a pope died
Speaker 3: because I played ding dong The witch is dead. No,
Speaker 3: that was Reagan. What did I do with the pope?
Speaker 3: I did something on Kgo when the last pope died
Speaker 3: and I got into trouble with the local archdiocese. You know,
Speaker 3: because the Catholic Church is the largest child rapering in
Speaker 3: the world, and their stance on aids killed millions of people,
Speaker 3: and their stance on women is still very sexist. They
Speaker 3: can't even be deacons. Uh, there's no women in contention
Speaker 3: to be the pope. They're probably there might be one
Speaker 3: black person in contention, maybe, but it's really just a
Speaker 3: bunch of white men in dresses choosing another guy to
Speaker 3: wear a funny hat to lead the church. Now, if
Speaker 3: you're a Catholic and the pope means a lot to you, good.
Speaker 3: We all need mentors, we all need spiritual guides, we
Speaker 3: all need that. So I'm not going to tell you
Speaker 3: not to be sad that Francis has died. I'll be
Speaker 3: sad when Barbara Stressan dies, So go ahead and be sad.
Speaker 3: I just find the entire thing archaic. I think the
Speaker 3: time of conclaves and popes, much like the royal family,
Speaker 3: I think it's past. I think that belongs to another era.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that in today's world a pope is needed.
Speaker 3: I don't I do think the Catholic Church needs a leader,
Speaker 3: but not in the way that they do it now.
Speaker 3: I think the Conclave is the most ridiculous meeting the movie,
Speaker 3: and you will see all the ridiculous ceremony that goes
Speaker 3: into this. It's just pomp and wealth and privilege and
Speaker 3: white privilege. I know the Pope is Hispanic, Pope Francis,
Speaker 3: but I'm telling you it's still very white privilege. And
Speaker 3: so I just think the time is passed for that
Speaker 3: kind of ceremony and for this kind of reverence. The
Speaker 3: Pope was a political leader back in the day. He
Speaker 3: was more powerful than presidents. Now, I just don't think
Speaker 3: we need that voice because that voice is still archaic,
Speaker 3: still discriminates against gays, women, you know, anyone that's not them,
Speaker 3: and they do it while wearing dresses and Prada. They
Speaker 3: take a vow of chastity and poverty and wear expensive clothing.
Speaker 3: So for me, I just see it as archaic. If
Speaker 3: you're into it, good for you, enjoy the whole process.
Speaker 3: For me, I see it as a remnant of the
Speaker 3: past and maybe the Catholic Church should restructure for the future.
Speaker 3: I am corel be who you want to be so
Speaker 3: I'm don't hurt you, buddy. We'll be back tomorrow. Thank
Speaker 3: you all for joining me today. Have a good rest
Speaker 3: of your Mondays. As you know, let's see if we kiss,
Speaker 3: you know, get through the next couple of days together.
Speaker 3: But Hope and Randy Road, we're gonna miss you on
Speaker 3: the air. We really are.
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