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Speaker 2: Tuesday night now is Nick Paliochini. We're gonna find out
Speaker 2: what's up comma with Nick Poliochanni.
Speaker 3: Not what's up with Nick? Right, what's wrong with him?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: I mean, let's be real though we do kind of
Speaker 5: come up both side. We do all sides of it.
Speaker 5: But good to be back, see, good to see you
Speaker 5: as well, good to be seen. And the thing that
Speaker 5: I was going to talk about, and you've kind of
Speaker 5: touched on it, but the thing is, it is Valentine's
Speaker 5: Day this week. We also have Singles Awareness Day, which
Speaker 5: started in twenty one, two thousand and one. There's a
Speaker 5: Singles Awareness Yeah. So here's the funniest thing. I even
Speaker 5: did like a little bit of my like chat GPT
Speaker 5: deep dottail. So. Singles Awareness Day originated in two thousand
Speaker 5: and one when a high school student named Dustin Barnes,
Speaker 5: along with his friends, decided to create a day to
Speaker 5: celebrate being single as a protest against Valentine's Day, choosing
Speaker 5: February fifteenth as the date to highlight their Singles Day
Speaker 5: status and then often selling discounted Valentine's are like going
Speaker 5: and getting all the discounted Valentine's candy and everything else
Speaker 5: and using those as part of the celebration for it.
Speaker 3: So anyway, and that's also Gallentine's.
Speaker 5: Day, Okay, like Galentine's Day, then Gallentine's Day would pretty
Speaker 5: much be the same, but specifically for ladies. So for
Speaker 5: you to get together with your female friends or you know,
Speaker 5: however you identify it sounds like a sex party. I
Speaker 5: mean it could be, because I mean, and I have
Speaker 5: plenty of friends who would be happy to put together
Speaker 5: a toupwar party. That's very much down that line, because
Speaker 5: I got lots of friends in the.
Speaker 3: Aware party.
Speaker 5: Things that do go their their top shelf safe and
Speaker 5: the dishwasher.
Speaker 3: But they're good, they're good things.
Speaker 5: They're good things. They're good things. They might be called
Speaker 5: marital aids or enhancements or enhancements additions too. But anyway,
Speaker 5: so it's a busy weekend. It's a busy week this week.
Speaker 5: It's a busy weekend because you've got that, and also
Speaker 5: it's a holiday weekend because the President's Day. So for me,
Speaker 5: I've got some things. You know that I like to
Speaker 5: a little bit off the wall and be a little
Speaker 5: bit different. So one of the things that's really bizarre
Speaker 5: in all of my deep dives of things have been
Speaker 5: fun for you to do during the week or for Friday,
Speaker 5: is going to be Blind Date Live.
Speaker 3: So this is.
Speaker 5: Literally put on by the Upright Citizen's Brigade in downtown
Speaker 5: LA and it is going to be where you are
Speaker 5: watching a lie a blind date happen in front of you.
Speaker 5: So you actually get to be a fly on the wall.
Speaker 5: How many times you want to be a file in
Speaker 5: the wall when you're sitting on a date?
Speaker 2: Okay, and the daters know that they're being well dats know.
Speaker 5: But here's the problem. Here's the setup as I understand it,
Speaker 5: and it's a bunch of comedians. I mean, if you're
Speaker 5: familiar with Upright Citizens Brigade, you know, it's kind of
Speaker 5: like the Groundlings.
Speaker 3: It's it's a lot of improv.
Speaker 5: But what is really entertaining about this is there will
Speaker 5: be four daters in the audience that do not know
Speaker 5: they are the contestants on the show.
Speaker 3: Is like prices right, come on down.
Speaker 5: Relatively speaking, kind of think back to you know, you know,
Speaker 5: the dating game, but they're going to be brought up
Speaker 5: on stage. So they're being brought to the venue with
Speaker 5: friends under false pretenses. Oh and then they're going to
Speaker 5: go up on stage to go on a blind date
Speaker 5: with the other four contestants kind of thing. And you're
Speaker 5: gonna watch it unfold. Now, if you want to go
Speaker 5: see it, their tickets available. You can get them at
Speaker 5: the link in bio at Nick poulio'keannea this week, Go Nick.
Speaker 5: But you can also stream it, which I think is
Speaker 5: even more entertaining.
Speaker 3: This is this is interesting.
Speaker 5: So if you yeah, I was gonna say so, if
Speaker 5: you and La mouhead they don't have plans on Friday,
Speaker 5: this might be really fun for ten bucks. So it
Speaker 5: may not be free ninety nine, but it's pretty darn close.
Speaker 5: What time is it?
Speaker 3: I work on Fridays? You know. Oh I know that.
Speaker 5: But that's why I say you can well you can
Speaker 5: do that, but you can stream it here.
Speaker 3: That was I was gonna say.
Speaker 5: So, if you get it ten bucks in advance, fifteen
Speaker 5: dollars at the door. All the information is at Ucbcomedy
Speaker 5: dot com, so upright, Citizens Brigade dot com, or you
Speaker 5: can check out again the link in bio.
Speaker 3: But that's I like it. It's something different.
Speaker 5: It's something that if you're single, if you're a couple,
Speaker 5: if you're a warrior, if you're an exhibitionist, if you're
Speaker 5: all the things, it's something that's there for you.
Speaker 3: So that's different and unique to check out.
Speaker 5: But if you're looking for something a little bit more permanent,
Speaker 5: whether you are single or dating or whatever, how about
Speaker 5: getting a new tattoo.
Speaker 3: Because you and I both have tattoos quite a few.
Speaker 3: I have a tattoo and a fraternity brand right.
Speaker 5: And I've got Pinup Girl which is my grandma scorpio
Speaker 5: and a water crevel clop of the water sign.
Speaker 2: I did both in my twenties and I was pretty
Speaker 2: safe as far as imagining who I would be in
Speaker 2: my fifties. I said, yeah, both of these will still apply. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know what I would get now.
Speaker 5: Well's funny because and I think what you just described
Speaker 5: there is what I always encourage people because people see
Speaker 5: the tattoos, and I like, you got them in my twenties,
Speaker 5: and it's always do you have the people that go
Speaker 5: and go get there? You know, Hey, I don't want
Speaker 5: to be not no shaming the tramps stamp yet and
Speaker 5: I know exactly. But the point is you and I
Speaker 5: have stories behind ours, yes, and if you're going to
Speaker 5: go get something permanent on you, that is something that
Speaker 5: I highly encourage that you get a story.
Speaker 3: And so this is a great opportunity.
Speaker 5: So if you're ever familiar with Friday the thirteenth, that
Speaker 5: predominantly in tattoo parlors around the country and around the
Speaker 5: world is when they do flash sales, meaning that for
Speaker 5: like five and fifty bucks. So on Friday thirteenth, all
Speaker 5: around the world, you're able to go into most tattoo
Speaker 5: parlors and just walk in off the street and they'll
Speaker 5: give you a flash sheet and on that sheet will
Speaker 5: be a selection of you know, fifteen to twenty tattoos.
Speaker 5: You can pick something from that for fifty bucks right there,
Speaker 5: no appointment needed, and you can immediately go in. And
Speaker 5: it's a lot of what people do for a first
Speaker 5: tattoo or for that first story, that first experience.
Speaker 3: So, yeah, I was a wild child in my twenties.
Speaker 3: Oh I get it.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I would now my I'm forty three,
Speaker 5: and my skin elasticity alone makes me question that well.
Speaker 2: And also I got both of my on my bicep,
Speaker 2: which would change the least most likely right over the
Speaker 2: course of forty years.
Speaker 3: And I did the same thing.
Speaker 5: Because I did both, they're all on my lower torso
Speaker 5: because at the time I was working at Disney and
Speaker 5: I had planned on being a career Disney person and
Speaker 5: at that point in time, Disney did not allow you
Speaker 5: to have visible tattoos. So that was why I planned
Speaker 5: I was going to be like that guy that was
Speaker 5: in the military who had all the tattoos all hidden
Speaker 5: under my clothes.
Speaker 3: So that was kind of how that played out.
Speaker 5: But this year for Valentine's Day, there are a lot
Speaker 5: of tattoo parlors around the Southland that are actually going
Speaker 5: to be doing because Valentine's Day is on Friday the fourteenth,
Speaker 5: They're going to be treating the same concept of that
Speaker 5: Friday the thirteenth that it usually is. But I've even
Speaker 5: found a couple of things where you can go in
Speaker 5: and two for the price of one, you know, one
Speaker 5: hundred bucks to get two tattoos.
Speaker 3: Which is not two for the price of one, that's
Speaker 3: fifty bucks each.
Speaker 5: But anyway, Thursday, Friday, Saturday all sorts of tattoo parlors
Speaker 5: across the south Land all have availability for that. So
Speaker 5: I think it's fun. I think it's a different thing.
Speaker 5: It's definitely a unique thing. Now again we've talked about this.
Speaker 5: Make sure you think about what you're doing, get through
Speaker 5: and always make sure that you plan because this is
Speaker 5: I mean, we both have friends I guarantee this, who
Speaker 5: have names or things that that they should never have done. Yes,
Speaker 5: so the go iconography. If you're going to do something
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 2: Stefan, do you have a tattoo or if not, have
Speaker 2: you ever considered I do not, but I did consider
Speaker 2: getting one.
Speaker 6: It was only because all my cousins got their last name,
Speaker 6: well it's our last name put on their ankle. I
Speaker 6: was like, no, that'd be kind of cool. But yeah, so,
Speaker 6: I mean that's the only one I considered other than that.
Speaker 6: Not really, Mark, did.
Speaker 3: You ever consider getting like a tramp stamp? Nothing above
Speaker 3: the coin slot?
Speaker 6: But Stephan, were you concerned that you were all gonna
Speaker 6: forget your last name? What's the issue there? I don't
Speaker 6: understand this. No, they just did it. They did it
Speaker 6: on their own. I was like, that's kind of cool.
Speaker 6: Maybe I'll do it too. But then I was like,
Speaker 6: I think people the age of Mo and me, when
Speaker 6: we were kids, it wasn't a lot of people who
Speaker 6: had tattoos, and you ran the risk of getting your
Speaker 6: ass kicked by just asking somebody what their tattoo was,
Speaker 6: because it was usually somebody who was either a vet
Speaker 6: or a biker or a prisoner, and they earned those tattoos.
Speaker 6: It wasn't just like a sorority girl going in and
Speaker 6: get someone on her ankle. It was there was a
Speaker 6: story behind every tattoo.
Speaker 2: And we came along where tattoos, especially in the African
Speaker 2: American community, were frowned upon. You just you didn't see
Speaker 2: tattoos were not looked upon favorably. I would say in
Speaker 2: the nineteen seventy along the lines of what Mark was saying, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you might probably were in a biker gang or something
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 6: I feel like, since I'm not like a combat vetoran,
Speaker 6: I don't deserve one. But on the other hand, tattoos
Speaker 6: of both of my late kiddies on each bicep, Wow,
Speaker 6: that has some appeal.
Speaker 2: No, that that's and I understand that emotionally, and you
Speaker 2: may be trying to be.
Speaker 3: Funny, but I'm not kidding. I got to do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's something makes sense, that's something that's not going
Speaker 2: to change. And along those lines, my mother got her
Speaker 2: first tattoo at eighty right is it it's it's actually
Speaker 2: an homage to my late father and it says big
Speaker 2: Moe's girl.
Speaker 3: And do we want to know where it is?
Speaker 5: It's on her bicep somewhere around her because I've seen
Speaker 5: it fourth of July. So like, no, I've seen no, no,
Speaker 5: because I know your mom. Like I was gonna say, like,
Speaker 5: I've seen it, so and I have to say that's impressive.
Speaker 3: I'm all mama.
Speaker 5: Yeah, with her her fireball and her uh and then
Speaker 5: her tattoos.
Speaker 2: Look, she and I would talk before we go to
Speaker 2: break and I would talk and we would have adult conversations. Now, sure,
Speaker 2: she will tell me about relatives who passed on. She
Speaker 2: would tell me stories that would have been considered very embarrassing,
Speaker 2: you know, ten twenty years ago. And you learn more
Speaker 2: about your family that way, and then the stories that
Speaker 2: she tells about them. I learned more about her, and
Speaker 2: I've learned that I don't want to learn everything.
Speaker 3: About no, no, no, not no.
Speaker 5: And I think that's the thing that we just you know,
Speaker 5: that's something that I even tapped to with, you know,
Speaker 5: losing my father. It's that oral history component correct and
Speaker 5: making sure that to get those stories, because even as
Speaker 5: time has progressed to the stories change ever so slightly,
Speaker 5: or they become more embellished, or something gets really unusual.
Speaker 5: And there's a couple of stories that I'll tell you
Speaker 5: off the air that are like that.
Speaker 3: So I'll tell you some.
Speaker 2: I won't give the names, but sure I think was
Speaker 2: what was I think I took her. I took her
Speaker 2: out for her birthday. Okay, So we were just talking
Speaker 2: and she was telling me, did you know so and
Speaker 2: so was gay? No, and you find out like five
Speaker 2: six family members are either gay, gay, or i'll say multisexual,
Speaker 2: right because there were no there were.
Speaker 3: No labels back then.
Speaker 2: Of course, you know, you just learn more about your
Speaker 2: family and then you realize that people are You have
Speaker 2: a very limited view of them in your family as
Speaker 2: you grow up. If you learn more about your family members,
Speaker 2: you probably would have a greater appreciation of people in general.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 5: I think that's and right now, that would be amazing,
Speaker 5: wouldn't it.
Speaker 3: It would be.
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Speaker 2: Nick POLYOKEETI as we continue What's Up with Nick. Last segment,
Speaker 2: we were talking about tattoos, where we have them, why
Speaker 2: we got them, whether we get others in.
Speaker 5: The future exactly, and if you want to get them
Speaker 5: this weekend for Valentine's Day, because there's so many opportunities
Speaker 5: for you would be starting on Thursday, Friday, Saturday. So
Speaker 5: it's very funny because Valentine's Day is obviously a very
Speaker 5: commercialized holiday, and so it's a very much Hallmark holiday,
Speaker 5: if you will, or American greeting card holiday. But you've
Speaker 5: got Villentine's Day, which is the thirteenth of February, you
Speaker 5: have Valentine's Day which is the fourteenth, and then you
Speaker 5: have Singles Awareness Day or Gallantine's Day on the fifteenth,
Speaker 5: so you've got all of that stuff. Plus then here
Speaker 5: we are it's all butted up against President's a weekend,
Speaker 5: So you want to find a place to either show
Speaker 5: off your tattoo and you or old. How about something
Speaker 5: a little bit darker in downtown LA. How about something
Speaker 5: with Cumbia. And I know you love music, but Gothi
Speaker 5: Cumbia is back and it is a traveling show that
Speaker 5: goes all around the country. Now it is twenty one
Speaker 5: and over, but it is Friday, and it is going
Speaker 5: to be at the l Ray in downtown or sorry,
Speaker 5: the Regent Theater in Downtown LA. It's been at the
Speaker 5: l Ray previously, but this year it is at the
Speaker 5: Regent Theater. And it is incredible if you have attended
Speaker 5: any of the events before, and it's going to be
Speaker 5: a really interesting because it's like Cumbia music, and you've
Speaker 5: got all sorts of other things, but then you also
Speaker 5: have like dance and electronica. They've gotten many different rooms
Speaker 5: that are there available for you. So trying to find
Speaker 5: something that's available for everybody, I guess is what you're saying.
Speaker 5: Plus we're in a world and we've talked about there's
Speaker 5: so many times with this weekend with Nick or anything else.
Speaker 5: Halloween is a year round thing. Halloween, Horror, haunt are
Speaker 5: all very very popular venues. And so when you've got
Speaker 5: this like gothic crossover from when we were kids and
Speaker 5: Gothic was a very specific thing, very very specific, and
Speaker 5: now those lines of dark black ink have bled into
Speaker 5: so many areas to the point that you see, you know,
Speaker 5: I mean, you've got san Rio characters, the most adorable,
Speaker 5: that's Hello Kitty and Karopi. But you've got Coromi, which
Speaker 5: is literally the character born on Halloween, that is like
Speaker 5: the darkness. You've got death metal little characters within that world.
Speaker 5: So anyway, Gothi Kumi is something that you can check out. Also,
Speaker 5: there are plenty of burlesque shows that are going on,
Speaker 5: which is always kind of fun. Got some stuff over
Speaker 5: at Harvell's and Santa Monica down in Long Beach.
Speaker 3: Again you miss there so long.
Speaker 5: Okay, that we can do and we need to do
Speaker 5: so we can do double date or whatever not. It's
Speaker 5: a little challenging with this shift, but you've got Harvelle's
Speaker 5: in Santa Monica, You've got it here and down.
Speaker 3: In Long Beach.
Speaker 5: So what they were done to Beach for a while
Speaker 5: they were they did have a location there. I don't
Speaker 5: think it's still with us. I don't think it survived
Speaker 5: past the pandemic, like a lot of businesses, but Harvell's,
Speaker 5: which is near Congregation Ale in Long Beach, I'm a.
Speaker 3: Pretty regular there, or have been in the past.
Speaker 5: So but anyway, also because it is an extended holiday weekend,
Speaker 5: it might be time for you to Oh no, there
Speaker 5: was one more thing I want to talk about. This
Speaker 5: one is kind of interesting. It came up on my radar.
Speaker 5: There's such a focus on health. Obviously, we just came
Speaker 5: out of January and so you know, New Year's resolutions
Speaker 5: have probably gone out the window by now we're in February.
Speaker 5: But there is a place called I'm guessing it's Live
Speaker 5: or Live West Hollywood, and it is also going to
Speaker 5: be opening a new location in downtown LA somewhere here
Speaker 5: in the near future. But you can go for a
Speaker 5: couple's ice chill, so where they have the cryo chambers
Speaker 5: that a lot of athletes, professional athletes do for sports recovery.
Speaker 3: You can go with.
Speaker 5: Your significant other and you can go in the chamber together. Now,
Speaker 5: I don't think you're gonna be getting you know, fresh
Speaker 5: or friendly in the chamber together. No surprisingly roomy, but
Speaker 5: really when you're talking, you know, sub zero temperatures, shraggage,
Speaker 5: I mean yeah. And also any moisture is going to
Speaker 5: be stickage, so like you're gonna be like out of
Speaker 5: a Christmas story like for the tongue on the light
Speaker 5: of the light pole or the flagpole stuck. You're stuck,
Speaker 5: so you'll really be stuck on your significant other. So anyway,
Speaker 5: totally random thing. I love it when people take a
Speaker 5: holiday that is all about one thing and then just
Speaker 5: completely throw it onto ear and advertise it. So l
Speaker 5: I V who or w E ho live wee hoe,
Speaker 5: good job. But you can check them out on Instagram.
Speaker 5: And then I was gonna say, because it is a
Speaker 5: holiday weekend, what am I doing. I'm going snowboarding, so
Speaker 5: bear no, going to Mammoth. So I usually go three
Speaker 5: times a year. Obviously, not having a job slight you
Speaker 5: to have all sorts of spill this weekend because of that. No,
Speaker 5: that's exactly, So that's and that's what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 5: So even though I'm going to Mammoth, which is not close,
Speaker 5: they've still got so much there at the resort that'll
Speaker 5: be going. They're expecting more snow to be dumped on
Speaker 5: Thursday and Friday. Also here in our local mountains, you'll
Speaker 5: be able to go to Mountain High in Rightwood. You
Speaker 5: can also go to Snow Summit and Bear Mountain. If
Speaker 5: you're going to go over to Big Bear, there's plenty
Speaker 5: of snow. If you're not looking for actual specific snow sports,
Speaker 5: you can do Lake Arrowhead, Blue Jay. There's so much
Speaker 5: to do and this is one of those opportunities that
Speaker 5: we always celebrate here in southern California because you've got
Speaker 5: the beach, you've got the mountains, you've got everything in between,
Speaker 5: and so this is you know, it's beautif but again
Speaker 5: with the wain, the rain, the rain and the wet weather,
Speaker 5: there we go.
Speaker 2: The rain in Spain stays mainly on the plane.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so that's it.
Speaker 5: So that's where I'll be headed off actually Thursday, and
Speaker 5: i'll be back on Monday. So it'll be nice to
Speaker 5: be back. I haven't been back in Mammoth since last year,
Speaker 5: so I.
Speaker 3: Don't I don't think I've been to Mammoth since I
Speaker 3: was a kid.
Speaker 5: It's great and I love it because it's great year round,
Speaker 5: so they have mountain biking with the lake there. I
Speaker 5: mean not saying I'm highly encouraging you check out the
Speaker 5: things that are closer to home. Just go to the
Speaker 5: San Bernardino Mountains, go out to Lake Arrowhead, go out
Speaker 5: to Big Bear, go to right Wood. That's a much
Speaker 5: easier thing. In fact, that's what we usually do during
Speaker 5: the week. So we'll go snowboarding during the week because
Speaker 5: it's a quick and easy run up to the local mountains.
Speaker 5: And then these longer holiday weekends we'll be able to
Speaker 5: go out for Mammoth and get in some really solid runs.
Speaker 2: You got a question, Yeah, and we'll just dump this
Speaker 2: if this is too much your business. Oh no, but
Speaker 2: you have an electric vehicle, I do. Does going to
Speaker 2: Mammoth impact your vehicle in any way to the best
Speaker 2: of your don't know?
Speaker 3: Surprisingly not so.
Speaker 5: When I first started going to Mammoth, I had a
Speaker 5: Toyota RAP four, just a regular, you know, gasoline powered vehicle.
Speaker 5: And the last three seasons, yeah, we're twenty twenty five yacht.
Speaker 5: So the last three seasons I've had a Volkswagen ID four,
Speaker 5: And the only challenge that I have encountered is sometimes
Speaker 5: finding a place to charge. But surprisingly, even with all
Speaker 5: the communication around EV's and lower performance in the cold temperatures,
Speaker 5: we've never had a problem. And it's funny because now
Speaker 5: my sister and brother in law have jumped on board
Speaker 5: and they also have evs, but they've up to this
Speaker 5: point also always use a gasoline vehicle and we always
Speaker 5: get better gas mileage and everything else going up into
Speaker 5: it and have had very few issues at all. So surprisingly, Plus,
Speaker 5: our cars all will drive, which makes it even easier
Speaker 5: because I don't have to worry about chains or anything that.
Speaker 3: Also, yeah, so you don't use change.
Speaker 5: No, sometimes if you get it's really bad, we can
Speaker 5: get those socks, which I think is hilarious. But yeah,
Speaker 5: other than that, no, it's great. So I'm as I
Speaker 5: am not. There are other things I'm looking forward to,
Speaker 5: other evs for my future life. Volkswagen has not been
Speaker 5: my favorite, but it's never failed me. It hasn't steered
Speaker 5: me wrong. Now, I hope that I'm not going to
Speaker 5: talk to you next Tuesday and I have.
Speaker 3: Any story to a completely different story.
Speaker 5: It could be a new story because I'll obviously be
Speaker 5: back and I'll be fresh back for Mammoth to be
Speaker 5: able to talk about all that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, please take a lot of pictures of videos.
Speaker 5: I will and as you always, you can follow me
Speaker 5: on social media Nick Poulli o'channey and this week I'm
Speaker 5: a Nick to find all of that. Plus I'll be
Speaker 5: checking out some food spots, especially check out fifteen minute
Speaker 5: Foody on Instagram because surprisingly over the last few years
Speaker 5: up in Mammoth, they really have increased their food. Are
Speaker 5: you've seen I guess you would say more options, many
Speaker 5: more options in food and including a few celebrity chefs
Speaker 5: from a top chef fame from Bravo. So I know
Speaker 5: it's wild. You gotta take me sometime, I'll take you,
Speaker 5: all right. I'd love to take the show. That's what
Speaker 5: we got to figure out.
Speaker 3: That's not an impossibility. I think that it'd be really great.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: I think Neil tried to broadcast one time up there
Speaker 2: hit it was hit and miss.
Speaker 5: Which I'm not surprised. And I know that I've called
Speaker 5: in when we were doing on Friday from Mammoth and
Speaker 5: it wasn't perfect. But I'm pretty sure things have grown
Speaker 5: and changed and I think we can figure it out.
Speaker 5: So if not this season later with mo Kelly coming
Speaker 5: to live from Mammoth, Juno Lake or anything else up there.
Speaker 3: I like it. Let's strive to get there.
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