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wjrt this is iss we have you loud and

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gentlemen i was going to say good

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greg i'm going to ask my first question

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to you uh being the pilot of endeavor

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boy you you get to see some fantastic

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flying the bird and i understand there's

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backdoor compliment i think one of them

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that's absolutely correct

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it's it's a little confusing but being a

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well drew that's a natural follow-up for

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those who don't know drew is uh born and

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and drew you've logged a lot of time

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be coming to an end you know as a kid i

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space shuttle program may be coming to

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your time and thank you for your service

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endeavour iss this is houston acr that

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hi eric we have you loud and clear from

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goodbye to the shuttle program and also

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ohio is with you how is commander mark

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kelly doing because certainly everyone's

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concerned about him and sending their

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well he's done quite well he's an

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experienced commander and expel

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experienced military pilot and uh he's

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performed flawlessly and and been an

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exceptional leader for us over the past

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two years and i think it's an honor for

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both of us and and the rest of the crew

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to serve with him and we've really uh

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we've really appreciated and enjoyed his

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now before i let you go i got to ask you

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greg i know that you went to high school

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in ohio and drew you grew up in michigan

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uh all the two you getting along up

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well you know drew and i were just

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talking about that this morning we're

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actually both from ohio and michigan

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uh i i went to high school in ohio

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but i have uh strong family roots in

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michigan my mom and dad both went to u

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of m

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though ohio state the guy across the

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street had an ohio state flag hanging

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during the ohio state michigan game my

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dad would wear his m-go blue tie even

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with his military uniform which is not

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exactly allowed but he would do it on

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that day

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you have anything to say today

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well i just figured i lived close enough

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to ohio and spent enough time there and

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have had some relatives that have lived

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in the state that i consider ohio part

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of my hometown area as well

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all right well only in outer space can

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you mix michigan and ohio and and get

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along greg and drew thank you so much to

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both of you thanks for spending time

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yeah thanks so much for your time and we

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endeavor iss this is houston acr that

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