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so what are you doing here today Martin

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you're gonna shoot these guys up or you

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just here for supervision oh I thought

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that was Drew's job and I'd supervise

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him actually means I don't do anything

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he's really independent he's doing his

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job as your ev1 I've been happy with his

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performance it's been doing great so I

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couldn't just leave him alone doing all

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I can do is I can only remind him don't

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screw it up it's just a future of

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science at state you'll find it real so

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AMS not really but maybe maybe it will

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be hopefully I'd say hopefully it will

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be guaranteed it will be something

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all right you were explaining to me all

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right that my right answer that's okay

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yeah if we got truiy to make something

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up but you were explained you know we we

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used to say with Hubble that Hubble is

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unlocking the secrets of the universe

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but I think with this AMS this is some

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pretty exciting stuff more secrets more

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secrets of yet you're like the secret

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unlocker

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as it did have a better secret hi Marcus

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tell me a little bit about this cute

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Hugo Hummer could only see stuff this is

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good right yeah right it's like pictures

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so AMS good say is they're all fake

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pictures but anyway drew make sure he

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doesn't lie very good

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so what AMS could do yeah is as an

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example of one of the things that goes

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yeah did you know you have all these

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galaxies and stars out there the Hubble

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could see yeah very pretty the theory

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that some of those may be made up of

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antimatter yeah so inside of stars you

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have the bigger elements are made like

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oxygen nitrogen that have a lot of

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electrons a lot of protons yeah so if we

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can sense an anti oxygen or anti

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nitrogen particle coming through AMS

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then we know that some of those stars

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and galaxies that Hubble sees may be

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made of antimatter

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pretty big deal that would be like one

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of the greatest discoveries ever maybe

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ever ever may be the greatest discovery

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or maybe the combination of Hubble and a

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mask together I think they do

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I think there may be some truth there

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because Hubble could see this up but

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can't explain what it is right so Hubble

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kind of identified the question yeah

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now AMS is gonna try to answer is the

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photographer and AMS is the scientist is

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that what it is hey excellent thank you

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and how's this crew doing mark great

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next time they do this EDA is gonna be

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real toward the end of your mission it

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sounds like when you deviate for

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currently on flight day 11 but if we get

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an extra day it'll move to play big 12

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all right

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and they haven't given you too much

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trouble showers has been behaving yeah

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so is this space or anything to do with

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the AMS no no no actually you know ms

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hopefully you guys that extend your

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flight much or would you have to do

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extra EVs or cuz you got enough work to

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do you know you've got these other

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things you want to do is very important

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we gotta get right anything installed

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yeah that thing that is Sam King is he

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counting on you to take care of things

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he's a he's an MIT guy if any guy who's

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doing the final or grappling mechanism

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you are yeah oh wow so you don't want to

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screw that never mind the money we got

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to find out we gotta these are very

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important information we're gonna get

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out of this thing

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you'd have the whole world mad at you we

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better not show this tape to Anthony's

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successful no it's that's pretty cool

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though I mean that's quite a

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responsibility and it's great to be a

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part of something like that yeah yeah

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you guys you guys have no trouble yeah

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it's amazing

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potential with the data

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yeah first time we're looking at

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particles instead of just like yeah

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it'll be great understand yeah if I just

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like is what that's what Hubble does it

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looks like this in light but this

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thing's actually gonna detect what the

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actual stuff is good Hubble's detectives

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that we don't know what it is and Hubble

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is an amazing discovery yeah probably

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one most important one says the universe

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is expanding so what's gravity

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understanding gravity right dark energy

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that might be oh maybe there's something

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after we don't know what it is maybe a

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mess can in and then our kids can think

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we were all stupid oh they even know

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what that stuff was they called it dark

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we like the dark ages where we didn't

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know it's right I hope you guys don't

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you know do well with this cuz this is

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important it's quite cool responsible

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I'm sure you guys are gonna do a great

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job I don't get in here oh you're alive

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now you can really say anything okay so

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now we can ask you anything you want you

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can't say

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all right man have a good run

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so the next time you're going to do this

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you can't really talk and yet because

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you're yeah you know that's definitely

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not me

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but next time you do this you're gonna

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be in space man we think of that it's

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pretty awesome real it's exciting it's

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hundred miles higher we go we go where

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you're going you're going to go to the

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station which of course you've been to

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for me you spend if you spent a year of

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your life on the space station yes 2.5

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percent of my life 2.5 percent of your

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life it's been on the space station

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how many 0.4% how many how long how much

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time have you had is it it's over a year

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a little over a year of your life and

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now you just go on for 14 days got like

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it'll have a good run good luck break

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hey Martin so Greg was telling me that

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the last time he was a great shaman up

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there has what we call him now passed by

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so tasman I've known him a long time now

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long honestly we went to grad school

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together

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no in Greta in graduate school that's a

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smart dude if you tried

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does he like murmur and you know when

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he's what as smartest guys I've ever met

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right now he's like Rain Man I mean a

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guy is a smart dude what's up Greg he's

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yeah the first time I met this guy I was

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studying like two o'clock in the morning

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one of his roommates and Irene like that

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you know at their kitchen table and yeah

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but first time I met him the first time

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I met the first one I met this guy give

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me the camera

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first time I met this guy we were at MIT

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in it we couldn't my buddy I couldn't

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figure out the homework this guy walks

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in it's like 2:00 in the morning right

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he just probably got up and he has a

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gigantic orange he's feeling is gigantic

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it comes over he looks at this so he

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okay great just smart dude but he was

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telling me mark that the last time he

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was in space you took him up there and

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you left them behind you did really did

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you would you if he said I want to go

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would you would you increment you might

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get like a visitor well we were three

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pretty person crew in the next shuttle

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flight wasn't scheduled for six months

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whoa pick him up so he had no visitors

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so I closed the hatch on okay oh and the

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next time anybody new showed up it was

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his ride home 180 days later so it was

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it kind of like was like dropping your

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kids off at college are you haven't

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gotten to that point yet but I mean I

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was good sorry dude chunk did he cry

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he's like don't let me don't leave me

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here you would be the big boy about it I

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oh you are gonna bring him home this

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time yes but he's a little concerned he

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actually said I hope mark remembers to

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bring me home yeah I think he likes it

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yeah I'd like to do it again yeah that's

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what he told me I asked me gonna sound

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like he was great do it right now again

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yeah break you know training and then

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about a year yeah that's so Judy this is

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your first time to the station so what

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are you most excited about volume yeah

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why flying flying flying flying like

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explain your son is playing football I'm

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outside while you're inside when you're