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We ve all seen signs in front of shops, restaurants and factories where hiring help want it and now the mccrone variant is taking a toll on the already depleted workforce, we wondered how there can so many open jobs. When nearly every employer seems to be offering better pay benefits and even signing bonuses. The government's jobs report released this past week tells us what has happened while over twenty million people, quit their jobs in the second half of twenty twenty one side, are calling it the big quit others the great resignation, but who can explain why this is happening? Bill whittaker reports? He found the best place to look for real I'm answers is the huge online job site linked in which calls itself the word.

the largest professional network people have been living. work for a very long time, and I think the pandemic brought that moment of reflection for everyone, What do I want to do? What makes my heart sing and people are king, if not now than when, an kimber always linked in chief economist. She has done he's from Stanford and harvard and a phd from oxford used to work the federal reserve and now has a bird's eye view of the: u s, labor market. have this unique view of the data can see across millions of members and what they are here with us and we can see from employers, millions of their posting jobs on our platform. There is person hired every fifteen seconds right now on linkedin, but linked Data on who is leaving jobs is most compelling million of baby boomers.

hiring early, but also millions of Genji workers. People in teens and early twenties many women and men in all the highest quit rate since the government started keeping track to death aids ago at the nation wide level than now of americans quitting their job is higher than ever higher than ever higher than ever do the deed tell you why We can see what sectors people are quitting retail sectors. hospitality sectors- it may not just be worth it. Some folks and so sustained some cases. People are quitting and they are not yet returning there taking a break merganser burnt out, I like to think of it as its take this job and shove. It measure it's just a sign of people saying you know, I don't need this amount, I'm out the most and data show people quitting jobs across the board for point four per and of all positions in education are open over six,

and in retail and more than eight sent in health care, open jobs, hotels and restaurants are nearly nine percent. That's all was a million and a half vacant positions we do have winnings and we do need more employees also the since he own several restaurants in greenville south carolina. He needs workers. Both the kitchen and out front waiting tables. What's the biggest challenge, in the tracking them in keeping the employees rights, a problem that they're just not, there where we are, we just don't have workers out there looking for the jobs structure is another sector without enough workers. At last count there were near three hundred fifty thousand open construction jobs nation. Why refining difficult to find people right now, absolutely across the board The board james Gordon owns a fast growing construction company in greenville we doubled

revenue year we're year. We don't have a work problem at all. Now is just after finding the individuals to be able to form the work it not work problem. It's a worker problem is a worker problem. We can two greenville south carolina after seeing it on a linked in data map showing trends of geography. Migration, lots of workers leave big cities like san francisco in chicago and lots of workers moving too places like austin in miami and greenville. That's another big sign of this job people are moving. A lot of people are just opting because of affordable housing costs to choose. More affordable places. smaller cities they give you more space will feel safer and and are willing to try something new for what

page rent an apartment in san francisco. You by a nice house in greenville it has attracted big employers like Bmw and Michelin. But also tries to nurture small businesses and startups still you see all the same. Help wanted signs on greenville main street as you, in any big city. Many people believe that where government stimulus and unemployment benefits are really its keeping so many workers on the sidelines. No matter where they live. The quick answer people say we're still providing too many benefits and too many people consider at home in and get a check. I person Disagree with that, our souci. It's that didn't come back there, sitting at home. Found other careers opportunities that fit their lifestyle better what we saw was that when these benefits were turned off and workers were no longer getting the benefits

did not rushed back to work. What is it That tells me that it's not just a function of the benefits, that's not the only being that's going on in the heads of workers when they make that calculus about- should I go Will I go back and for what jobs so is all of this produce of a fundamental shift in the balance of power. we employers and employees it's as if social contract of work is being? written and right now the workers holding the pen there are just thousands upon thousands of available jobs in america right now and companies are eager to higher but work are being very choosy, so it please a kind of in the driver's seat. Employees are in the driver's seat right now. Workers want better pay and benefits. Of course,

but there are also demanding autonomy and flexibility italy in their work schedules and employers law hence more simply have to respond. I think flexibility is critical. Employees demand the employees, they want flexibility and, if your employer, that won't that won't with your employees too, to be flexible. With them. Then you're going to be you're missing out and you have to do so, is it the case? it's gone. Are the days were an employee I would say you just lucky to have this job. I think so. I think so nothing cause for the better James Jordan's construction company will pay and employees to wishing if they want to continue their education, overcome a commoner they're moving expenses if they relocate So many employers he's off. Signing boys and flexible hours to new hires I understand there was one young man, one young recruit that you called

every day for too much Are they really wanted this young lady did? Did you we get him. Finally, getting you started Monday what a stir in turn around from the spring of twenty twenty, when the pen, essentially shut the economy down. We had now seen anything like it. When you lose twenty two million jobs in just two months and its I'm thinking, kimberly remembers that working mothers were and still are, among those hardest hit, as the pandemic robbed them of many of their child care, since what we're seeing now is actually a really great story of resilience because we're seeing more and more women come back into the workforce still missing a few million women by the way in the workforce are not fully there still missing a few million women But we're seeing them come back in freedom, the women that were missing our parents of young children. They were hit the hardest

I decided to leave, I had nowhere to go. I had no hopes for employment Luckily, my husband was gainfully employed and I was able to do that. I just walked away melissa Williams walked away from a marketing job in greenville. In early twenty twenty one, when the pandemic hid, She was balancing marriage, motherhood and her career. You know you're part of a trend. Guess there's like a fundamental right. Resignation people, who are saying and doing what you did. I die, I can do better than this decision. In find this is me, like you said, wall, and I was done. Was that hold? I mean a wise and was very scary. Have I have I've been employed since I was seventeen years old, I remember going home, after I put in my resignation and an eye that they're on the couch- and I would like with did do. Let's quit my job no job to go too. We have bills, we have a child, we have raised it's them. I don't like you, want to go for a walk

having to do that, but we went for a walk up, it is challenging to say I'm go out on my own in general, it really does take some work, but people want to have control kinsey begins: moved greenville in twenty. Seventy few years after she founded works b, which pairs mode assistance with executives and companies that need administrative help. You find executive assistance, all over the country and the team them up with executives and companies also all over the kind. Yes, so one can be in greenville and an executive can be in Chicago yeah. It's all about the best pairing for you Kenzie had the idea for works. We years before the pandemic made such arrangements common. You are ahead of the curve and then the curve caught up

Let me just say this. I gotta lotta grazing looks for a very long time. You know walk in the places and saying you should have a virtual executive, assisted people. Look at me, like I had five their life. Why pandemic its and all of a sudden you're, a genius level. Clothing. Freedom for people a month to clothe intend to eighteen people per month, which is quite the job in trying to get me, paired and bring? A new yeas americans have really taken a liking to roma work there two and a half times is likely to apply to a job that remote versus a job. That's not how's that different from pre pandemic. So the pandemic. I think one every sixty seven jobs was a remote job, now and now it's one in seven, one in seven one in seven jobs as remote. Now that's a huge huge shoe try them and I think what it is that companies have realised that if they want to attract candidates, the kind of me

meet them where they are now works. found me at the most opportune time too. On after quitting her office, job melissa started with works b b, churn rate is finally showing right, though Hallelujah she's, no one executive assistant for three organizations. We are working for three different. It was fun home. All virtually itself, like you could be just as busy as you were before I am. I am just as busy the deaf Is it my choice, You have a force job. I do I do. I am also an english instructor at greenville. Technical college works and the ability to design your work life. Does that make it possible for you to now enjoy what seems too your passion. Absolutely to teach English absolutely if it had not been for works me, I would have never been able to even give this a shot. The pendulum

power may soon swing back toward employers, especially We as workers who ve quit their jobs, deplete their savings, but Karen kimball expire employees to cling to the flexibility they fought for. I think actually that this. trend towards having more flexibility could be permanent can say. I dont see myself going back to an office ever more than ever. Sleep. There is no office that could offer me what I have in my house. It's not possible

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To stop demonizing one another and start communicating face to face. one conversation at a time, one small step, we're out of story corps. Oral history project dave, I say founded eighteen years ago. It has taped more than half a million americans telling their stories come the largest single collection of human voices ever recorded with one aim at its core. What if we just give tire country the chance to be listened to and have a chance talk about you know who they are getting are the prom we're having in america is that people so angry because they don't feel like anybody listening to them. I think people feel people feel misunderstood and judged and heard you know nobody has ever in there and they ray of humanity. No nobody's ever change their mind because by being called an idiot, are more honour, a snowflake, but you know many might be changed by being listened to by conversation being told that their loved something that we would

all consider. Maybe so simple is so powerful told that all of our stories matter equally, infinitely is some as as something everyone needs to hear Dave Isay seems to always be listening, always taking notes, even during our interview, he told journalism should be a public service and now hopes that Small step can help end what he calls the culture of contempt that is tearing apart the country the situation is so bad that you know if, if the culture of contempt wins things are just not going to end well for the united states, what's feeling the culture of content. its media at social media. I mean there's a multi multi, multi billion dollar hate industrial complex, where people, no one, can make money by making us hate and fear each other. It's a little bit of a david and goliath fight here,

long before he started story corps in one small step, davy safe To tell stories of the forgotten by king radio documentaries in flop houses, coal mines and public housing projects. They need you guys from here on in to be like really on top of stuff first appeared on sixty minutes nearly twenty five years ago, in a store with leslie stall about two teenagers from Chicago who made their own documentary with his help. The pair were peabody award. One of the house. As honors in broadcasting. Thank you in two thousand three he got the idea for tori, core everybody, my family, everybody thought it was actually and say. You know we started with with a booth and grand central terminal and very simple idea. You come to the booth with your grandmother with anyone who want to honour by listening to them. Show people think of If I had forty minutes, left to live well what I say to this person who mean so much to me to attract people he reached out to the people's library

Typically, the director of the library of congress is american folk life centre, and I said I will try record, the whole country. Will you accept the materials and she's those magical, three letters, yes, and that was it, and here we are The story core archive is in good company and what is the largest library in the world other tree, There's here include a rare Gutenberg bible as well a draft of the declaration of independence, hand, written by thomas jefferson and Preliminary draft of president, lincoln's emancipation. Proclamation duck karla Hayden serves as the librarian of congress. Until recently it was a lifetime appointment. So only fourteen people have held the job since eighteen o two, how does having story core here fit into your vision. For the library of congress story core is an important part of adding history and culture

x and the individuals who make history, not just the law, that we see on the news, but the people who are part of the fabric our american life every day people what did they feel? What do they believe to try find out story core rolled out a mobile booth in two thousand five to travel the country, They also launched partnerships and story collection programmes in multiple american citys. This is data. A founder of story court when the pandemic it they created a new way for people to submit stories online share your into. Far and wide and know that someday few Generations will be listening every friday for the last sixteen years, national public. Yo sends one story into the homes headphones and call? hours of six million people, it's friday,

which is when we hear from story core. We were recently it and be ours. Washington studio do here morning edition ho stevens keep introduce, the story of Miguel Encinitas, a decorated fighter pilot who passed away in two thousand sixteen at the age of night, He too he served U s: military pilot in world war, two and korea and vietnam. Two of his children as a when one pablo and seniors came to store a core to remember him. When I was a little. I remember him flying in his fighter jack nuts waiting for him on the tarmac and thinking. Oh, my god, what a hero my father is, as he got older, he was diagnosed, with dementia, even at the when he cognitive Lee was in all their. He would hear a plane and just look up and stare at it in the sky, and you can tell that I wanted to be of an airplane with every ounce of his being. Maybe heedless. To us somewhere up there. I hope so, but sometimes,

in an interview you can almost sparks flying out of someone's mouth there's there's just this kind of matter ever since and grace to the story and though, the ones where you just the its it almost demands to be shared with the larger audience into them. In ten story core began to enemy conversations to be by new audiences online. Like this one. Recorded in mississippi between albert site, and his nine year old son aden. Are you proud of me, of course, you my may judges everything about you period that they alone but you knew no gave upon me this. One thanks I will always remember my- have you thought about sighing Next, you can. I go out of money. We always wondering economics is a sponsor, but they ve never agreed only it Any fraction of story cores hundreds of thousands of stories ever make it onto the radio. There are selected

story course facilitators who make up the actual core of? story, core ones, are required, Have you introduce yourselves facilitators, are trained in both the art and the technical aspects of story, collection, waterfall jason reynolds serves on story, cores board of directors he's also one of the most popular and celebrated young, adult authors in the country goals. ten years ago, fresh out of college. He was for illustrator, who conducted close to three hundred story core sessions. Over eighteen months, I felt like I was privileged to something special something sacred you know That would last forever and no one would know that I'm in a room right, but I was in a room for some of the most beautiful tales I've ever heard, so it sounds What you heard in the booth is very different and what people may hear on the radio. That's sometimes you can and was here the anxiety

at other times. You can hear the gentle tenderness of human beings. I think we'll store, core and the facilitators they get to see you who we really are americans and it's not what you see on twenty four hour, noose around time of the two thousand sixteen presidential election dave, I say, says he got the idea for a new kind of story corps that could perhaps help you a country becoming creasy divided able, he decides the college once more, step. What's the difference between reg story core and one small step show every regular story, core interview or people who know and love each other and every small step. Interviewer strangers, the case of one small step, its people or across the political divide, after you read each other's bios. I'm gonna ask: why did you want The interview today shall we strangers who disagree likely tat put them face to face for fifty minutes. It's not to talk about politics, it's just

your lives. Facilitators begin by asking the participants to read one another's biography out loud, as recent session in richmond virginia the project tries to match people who may be from different political parties, but have something else. In common. I I, as an army, brat and an evangelical christian surreal by a very powerful ideology of conservatism. Pay. tourism in religion, I'm a battle pastor and performance artist, a native charlottesville in graduate of the university of virginia and union theological seminary in new york city participants, encouraged to focus on what they share certain war has chosen were weak, helping people to find their path. It's time to voice. Oh Brenda of what you just said about helping people find their path, because I feel such a connection there. The former

is derived from a psychological concept developed in the nineteen fifties called contact clear you which says that when you have people who are enemies- and you put them face to face under very very specific conditions- have a conversation and a kind of vision we're all emotional experience with each other, that hate can melt away and people see each other in a new way, I'm here, because I thought I want to be a part of a better world for our children and our grandchildren save the whole world. But I can do my part where I am and dynamic I'm going one small step just crossed the not so small milestone of completing one thousand sessions, and there are over six thousand people on the waiting list that show he's gonna, give you a quick run down and what's been going on with one small step since we last spoke once a month

dave, I say meets with what he calls one small steps: brain trust in clued social psychology, professors from yale and colombia, former political advisers from both the right and the left. I tell you can't tell whose democratic republican and pollsters who found data to support the idea that there is exhausted majority in amerika there, tired, they're, scared, theirs could the division and they want to figure out a way out and we ve got a fake we ve gotta give them a way out. If I say, makes it a point to venture outside of story course, home turf on envy are to increase the project's reach, have no idea party charges, for the reasons I like you so much because if you are primarily political, you're really interested in bringing people together. You active seek out media outlets that appeal to conservatives like Tucker karlsson, glenn back. You know, I think what makes one small step special is that all of us believe

in every cell of our body that there is a flame of good in you. Whether you're liberal or whether your conservative and origin is to fan that flame until it becomes a roaring fire. But I take my hat off to day. I think I think once more he's proving that ladies he's willing to walk the walk when you but the one small step initiative. What did you think it is very, very difficult? for us to hate one another When I'm looking you in the face- and we talk about where we lightest cook our children for dinner, and we talking about how difficult it is to get I babies in the college. It isn't an easy fix. It is it some kind of hope pocus worrying, combine our fire, isn't any of that. He knows that the summit I gotta do some our dream. With one small step is that we convince the country that it's our pedro do I need to see the humanity and people with whom we disagree.

A lot of stories during those countries or banking on a bit of a miracle. Here you just don't give up the nfl play. I start next weekend in peers, one safe bet. At least a few games will come down to footballs great secret, hiding in plain sight. We speak of kicker sue score about a third of the point to me and I fell, but only get a small fraction of the respect. It was buddy ryan, the hard boiled coach you once growled, tickers or like taxicabs. You can always go out and higher another one sure enough. This season, almost half the nfl teams have replaced their kicker at least once but then onto the field jogs. Just an tucker of the baltimore ravens who cleans the upright with a mix of power and precision the ravens had a rough seas. It, but Tucker.

on a trajectory and overend to go down is perhaps the greatest Ghana fell. Kicker there ever was in turn, elevating the entire position. If there were one signature moment from the nfl this season, it might be this detroit lion. Seventeen baltimore ravens. Sixteen three seconds left just in tucker, the ravens thirty two year old, kicker lines up beyond made feel beyond the tale of the lions logo and action. I felt the thought of I knew it was gonna have a chance, but I didn't know for sure. Until I saw the boy hit, the crossbar think that's when we all knew that we had just been a part of the story, Note the reaction of his coat John harbour, tuckers teammates, were equally giddy. What made it remarkable for one, the sheer distance by a matter of inches this these six yard or sit a new and ethel record for longest field will ever, but also since when did you hear

this kind of swooning over a kicker John Harbaugh says it's not just because of Tucker's record breaker in Detroit. What is his secret? Kicking us? You know, he's very talented. Guy leg strain accuracy. All the numbers are there, but to me the the thing is just the way he approaches it. I'm in his demeanor persano in the biggest moments, the biggest cakes under the most pressure. That's what makes him the best ever so fired up when he said it was part of these are kicker makes us a better body tucker ways, only a hundred and eighty pounds, but he's often rescue the raven to this weekend. Tucker had made eighty seven straight feel both in the fourth quarter or overtime was drafted. He for more than a third of the ravens point, since he's gotten here see worth a first round pick today is absolutely he would be yours, kicker as it were across the nfl. More fuel bulls were being made from longer distances, with greater accuracy than ever.

But then there are wacky sundays, like the one not october, when normally reliable kicker for the packers and bengals bind combined to miss by your balls. In the last ten minutes, in the extra point once almost on a man has become more of an adventure since the nfl extended the distance into ways of tee all those game. Hinges on the smallest guys on the field splitting or missing those two upright the outcome will depend is much on the mind as on the foot, even for just in tucker nerves come into play feeling just like a little somethin like Are you even really living yeah? That's part of the challenge of playing this position at this level is thinking about processing compartmentalizing it putting it away? And then

still going out there doing your job covers teammate six foot, eight defensive, Lyman police camp, whose job impedes blocking text says he can detect fear and kippers when the games on the line the only road, the good and does it the columns of edges or that car this goes away because can see the nervousness in her eyes and verifiable. does have the ability to be able to handle that kind of pressure? You see that, on the other side of the line on the auditor, nfl kicking tighten Morton Anderson made five hundred and eighty three fuel goals over it five year career anderson says pickers have nowhere to hide we're very exposed. Our performance feedback is immediate. Do they go to bed how much this is mental I would say. Ninety percent of it is mental. In the last ten percent is mental. The yogi bear does kicking you add a kick to go to the superbowl yeah. Did you feel fear

you walked out now, because I had in my mental rehearsals the night before in the hotel. I would do three or four scenarios. I would rehearse them in slow motion in real time. So I remember standing on the sidelines and almighty major on their knees were holding hands, and I thought I remember thinking to myself. You know then drive in the car I'm the car. When Anderson drove the atlanta falcons into the superbowl and ninety ninety nine, he was so sure, he'd nailed is kick. He didn't even bother to watch Anderson it's the second leading scorer in nfl history behind another kicker, four time super bowl winner and a vinatieri? And yet you are one of only two pure kickers in the football hall of fame. How can that be the great injustice, one of the greatest injustices in the history of mankind? I'm kidding you're going a third of the points that have already innovation. If, if the point of the game is the school more points and the other team whose mom

Morton and the leading score on the football team. Speakers have have been seen as something well for foreign, literally guys born in europe with names like google, acc and standard route, maybe it was the barefoot kickers in the snow or garrow your premiums loan pass of his career in the super bowl, no less that help create section figures aren't real football players and then there is another false perception that kicking a football ain't, all that difficult you ever of teammates kicking a ball threw up right. How hard can there So every saturday morning we had a walk through and all the guys want kick vehicles. Am I don't do it guys? This is not muscles you used to using anyone actually make the available when they work. another needs. There wasn't a pretty sight and I just like because radiates this- it's not going to go well, there are seldom back kickers in the nfl. So look what happened! Weeks ago, when carolina panthers, kicker Zane Gonzales injured his, in warm up the team scrambled

any player who could kick holding field additions on the spot? Not surprisingly the panthers even try to keep a feel goal or extra point that day. Then again, tickers are essential. breathe. How many line backers dear seeing opera as a hobby, just Tucker was happy today, the abi maria at a baltimore christmas concert a few years ago really shy about a singing rosa. Please listen! already in the locker room every day. Every day you are everyday tickers avoid football, while they even practice on their own field, sometimes not at all. We identify kicker tell us all the players wanna be us during pray Yes and another. Teammates want to be us for three seconds left in the game here: you're smile and when it is because I've heard that

time and time again from from my teammates over the years. By and its absolutely true I mean we have an obviously lighter workload. We're not hitting or getting hit. Our practice is are much less strenuous then base every single other person out here you know, wearing a football uniform, Connor barth kicked for four nfl teams over a ten year career. I think people want to be us during practice, because sometimes we sneak off and cab and play some golf and in a way we had starbucks always say. If you make your kicks. No one ever is all about you. I think I miss heard you. You didn't really say that ticker sneak after in practice, a good play, golf starbucks I mean we can only watch so much film kicking right. You don't have a playbook with five hundred pages in it. So yeah some downtown during the night, but it's not all par threes. In pumpkin spice latte, there is a real precision to kicking a feel go inefficient? Three may have assembly line with snapper and hold her. Colleagues

from the snap until your bruton that ball typically one point three seconds give or take several hundreds one point three seconds at one point three seconds: if it's one point for what happens, there was one point for you: the risk of getting a kick blocked by an address. She is a little bit of time in someone else's put your hand up and blackened. I kick exactly muscle memory that gets developed throughout the years of practice? That's what goes into those one point three seconds when they matter the most. We were also surprised to learn that tucker and his fellow pickers or strikes football unique to them, that's definitely came, or rather a cable, the k standing for tickers. You can do tat many crazy things, but you want to try to like mash. The back of his body When breaking these seems as much as you can. I can't go too deeply into the trade secrets that the measures our equipment guys go through to prep these footballs for game day legally I should add, but there's a brush

has bristles on one side and that's the only tool that you're allowed to use sea of brushing the brush smooth the sides of the ball where the kicker foot makes impact. I think both fail to realise that the ball that the quarterbacks throne with is different from the one you're kick now. I'm in for quarterbacks to not use it. The rest of the position players do not use this ball. The purpose of this ball is to to the moon with my foot, so anything that you can do loosen up the ladder. So when my foot compressors into the ball, it explodes the other way in a way that the alibi this ball just simply would not. I got a sweet spot, a try to pick out the dimples on the ball, and I'm going to match up my foot to rid the specific dimples I try to. easier said than done so maybe an inch under the center of the ball. That's what I'm trying to match that bone. Coming off of my big toe on the top of my

try to match up about right here? Come better footwear, hair, color bar? Let us in on more tribal secrets. I take like a machine and grind it down slow, front cleats are completely flat way when I swing through the Well, it kind of glides through, like a commerce like a golf club, this plants and this slides this this one slides through and this one is your plants you that kind of just catches everything's that you solve any care click to different garden tools as critical minutes bore Shoes are not just mismatched their naughty the same size as our aside. Moreover, this a tenant, half the size and have more whether I can soon it'll be so much tighter than my regular so pretty cold, and I think my foots got smaller over the years. And janet my foot into a almost a tooth Smaller shoe women Fourth, on his old highschool football field in Wilmington north carolina, he was warming up by kicking

the order. You goes with no step tried that some time he is a prime example of the kicker smoulder ability or made eighty three percent of his initial feel goals, but kicking for the chicago bears a november. Twenty. Seventeen fourth attempting to gain time feel board soldier field with eight seconds left. He walked off the field dejected. The bears fired him dinner day and his career was over. Did you think your career was in jeopardy with one kick yeah? Absolutely. I would like to have ended my career on a little better note, so I've never seen more middle fingers in the crowd. on the way out of the up chicago bears of airspace guy your fans and investments. Nowadays, thirty five he's thinking of making a comeback the churn among nfl kicker, why not been. Some inconsistency is a shared with pickers, we'll go off some and all of you know, you'll see as in all my alma bodies

you gotta go back and your watch of about sundays. Again, I can make some more field all share with our gain clock down new its final taking we figured? It was only fitting we summon just in tucker to take us out I'll. Ask The question like how amazing is that you know we're sitting here talking about kicking footballs, I'm having the loveliest time right now. This is just you know. Is this So, while right through the upright man, that's like that all countries on drop kick me Jesus through the guy, post of life here we are just leave him right. Now

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