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Matt Brookins presents Illinois Hellhole.
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Previously on Illinois Hellhole.
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It's the definitive guide to hell holes.
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It could literally save your soul.
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Oh, I'll totally skim it.
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If a mortal falls in, the power of Satan will grant the wish of the one who last spoke to the victim.
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Have you seen a stranger from another time?
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The stranger is the previous wisher who has been sent to tempt a mortal to take their place in hell.
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Ned confronted that stranger.
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You're literally from hell.
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Ah, hell, Michigan.
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Yeah, it's right outside of Ann Arbor.
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I'm your great-great-grandfather.
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Say what?
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And Lenore found something on the mantle.
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This belongs to Rucker, motherfucker.
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I'm heading to town.
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You want anything?
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Answers, Moose.
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I want answers.
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At the busted bottle, Raben and Ned have returned to the bar.
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Cheryl delivers two whiskies.
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Two 10 a.m.
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whiskies.
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Here's two.
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Ned slams his drink.
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Today drinking.
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Rabin drinks his with a wink.
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Ned, we're family.
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I can't let you go to hell.
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It'd be rude.
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Ha, sure.
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Even if it means you won't have to go back.
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Being back out here in the sunshine again has made me realize that life is precious.
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I mean, there's Wi-Fi now, Ned.
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Wi-Fi! You take what happiness you're given and you just be thankful for it.
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Sharing love is its own reward.
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Sharing love is its own reward.
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I just found the joy of being good.
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Now you know what's going on.
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I can help you find redemption too.
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Get you back on the path of righteousness, huh?
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There's still hope.
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You you think?
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You're not in hell yet.
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Uh Springfield is hell adjacent.
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Simultaneously, in the cornfield, Lenore carefully peers over the edge of the hellhole.
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That is one big hole.
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Lenore turns and begins to walk off.
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Hey! Hey!
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Lenore paces as she chats.
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She doesn't notice the demon hand attached to the super long arm coming out of the pit.
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The hand feels around for her, patting the ground.
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It keeps missing her as she paces.
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I just wanted to say, and this is really hard, I may have been a little grumpy last night, and I apologize.
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Uh, put a pin in that.
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Can I ask you something, inscrutable?
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As soon as I Google that word.
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Did Rucker fall in the hellhole on your farm?
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What?
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No.
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Unaware, Lenore steps directly on the demon hand.
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She really crushes it under her unique, bedazzled heels.
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What?
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No.
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Ha ha! That's just Cuckoo.
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He died in town.
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If he fell in the hole, how could his body be buried at Oak Ridge?
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Come on, logic with me here.
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Lenore shifts her weight, stepping away.
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The demonic hand is released and swipes at her.
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It misses.
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I mean, of course you're right.
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It's good hearing your voice.
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Bye.
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Goodbye.
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Hey, Lenore, please be careful, okay?
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I'm always careful.
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Lenore hangs up.
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The demon hand sets an ear of corn behind her foot.
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It extends up high and taps her shoulder.
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Surprised, she turns and slips on the corn.
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Lenore tumbles into the pit.
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Flailing, she grabs a corn stalk, clinging to it, dangling from the edge.
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Oh God, thank you, corn.
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I've always loved you, corn.
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She tries to climb up by grabbing an ear of corn, but it tears and falls.
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The stalk begins to uproot.
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She tries to climb again, but the next ear of corn also gives way.
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Damn you, corn! I don't even know if you're a grain or a vegetable!
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Suddenly the demon hand rises up next to her, grasping the ear of corn.
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The demon hand begins squatting her with the corn.
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She chomps into the hand.
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Purple blood gushes from her teeth.
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The hand flies down the pit.
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Lenore scrambles up the corn stalk and out of the hole.
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I beat you, you demon son of a bitch!
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She defiantly kicks an ear of corn down the hellhole.
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Suddenly, corn comes launching out of the pit as if fired by a gatling gun.
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She covers her head as she is buried.
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No! No!
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Meanwhile, back at the busted bottle, Ned and Raven casually continue their day drinking.
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So, what are your goals?
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Let's work on something positive.
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Keep you on the sunny side.
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The up and up.
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Well, I wish the band would take off.
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Back at the hell hole, trapped under heaps of corn, Lenore opens her eyes to see the hand.
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It wags a finger at her, then slaps her across the face.
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Snarling, Lenore grabs it by the wrist.
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Then the left hand appears, cupping behind Lenore's ear to help her hear.
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Ned's voice comes echoing from the hellhole.
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Wish the band would take off.
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The band would take off.
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She is pulled, screaming, into the hellhole by the demon hands.
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Ned Fisher, you were the biggest mistake in my life.
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Back at the busted bottle, Ned gets a zoom notification from Sheena.
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Uh excuse me, my ex is zooming me.
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Zooming?
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Oh, she's gonna run by you really fast and slap you in the face?
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What no, that's okay.
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Slap you in the face while she's at full speed! Zoom! Ah, forget it.
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If this were the 30s, you'd be laughing.
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Outside the restaurant, Ned violently fixes his hair and answers the zoom call.
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Ned! Neddy! Baby, baby, baby! Holy shit, you did it! I'm so proud of you.
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To be honest, I never thought you had it in you.
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Please, Sheena, of course I did.
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Uh what did I do again?
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You're joking, right?
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Your influencer famous.
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Look!
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A video pops up on Ned's phone.
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In the video, a normal-looking kid gets rejected by a girl, then suddenly turns into an over-the-top emo kid and is crying.
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With eyeliner running.
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Okay, so it's a video where a normie kid suddenly turns cartoonishly emo and sad when a mild rejection happens.
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So?
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Sound up, lover! That's your music!
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Oh no, I should sue them.
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They don't have permission to Looks like someone named Lenore uploaded it and linked your band.
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You're not dating her, are you?
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That would break my heart, baby.
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Look at the numbers you're getting.
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Twenty trillion?
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Million, babe.
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But that's still good.
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Kids are like virally using your song to make videos everywhere in the world right now.
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Wait, so I'm famous?
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You're an influencer.
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Listen, Nedry.
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I'm sorry we ended the way we did.
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I miss you.
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Where are you these days?
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Illinois.
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Chicago's an incredible city.
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I could do that.
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Downstate, central Illinois, Springfield.
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I mean, I could endure that for a while.
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Why don't I crash at your place?
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We have a lot of making up to do.
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You're kidding, right?
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I'm a famous influencer now.
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Get in line, Sheena.
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Ned, don't do this!
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Peace out.
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Peace out.
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Ned hangs up, relishing the moment.
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Suddenly, Moose comes running up to him, breathless.
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Cuzz! Cuz! Lenore put our album on social media.
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And look, the money's rolling in already.
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It's like our wish came true.
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This just doesn't make sense.
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Lenore never uses this platform.
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Wait, wait.
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Where's Lenore?
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Back at the farm, I think.
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Oh no, no, no, no, no, Lenore! Lenore!
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Ned bolts down the street and finds the garbage truck has indeed run someone over.
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He recognizes Lenore's signature bedazzled shoes sticking out from under the front tires.
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A garbage truck?
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That's just gratuitous! Lenore! She could be alive.
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The sanitation workers in the garbage truck look out the windows.
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Jeez, Mac, I think we hit somebody.
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Better back it up.
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The truck backs up and runs over Lenore's body again.
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Ned and Moose are sprayed with blood.
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Ooh, never mind.
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A kid pulls a carrot from a snowman's nose, puts it on the snowman's crotch, and laughs.
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The State Capitol building in Springfield is decked out in Christmas lights.
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It's night.
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Dressed in normal Midwest clothes, Raben finishes mopping the floors of the busted bottle.
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Cheryl completes counting the register.
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Exhausted, they lean on the bar across from each other.
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Well, that was a ring-a-ding.
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Holiday crowds.
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We must have sold 12 pies today.
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Hmm.
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Speaking of pies, wanna make some whoopee?
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Sure.
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What the hell?
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Raben freezes in trauma at the word hell.
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Cheryl notices.
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Hey now, you're okay.
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You're a good man, Raven.
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You're helpful, kind.
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You bring a smile to most people's faces.
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Mostly because you're funny looking.
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Not able to laugh, Raben looks at his golden bracelets.
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Nah, I'm not off the hook.
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I have old karmic debts.
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And the kid?
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He's in trouble.
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It's eating at me.
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So help him.
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You know, there will come a time soon when the devil's gonna get his due.
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I didn't find a soul to trade for mine because I won't.
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But that means I'll have to go back.
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Right back into the pit.
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I honestly don't know if this is in your head or not.
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But I love you.
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And I think if your conscience is telling you to help Ned, you should.
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Isn't it enough that you're beautiful?
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Why do you always have to be right to sad gothic dirges emanate at high volume from the farmhouse?
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Dressed in winter clothes, with two bags of groceries in his arms, Moose lingers apprehensively at the end of the walk.
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Then he heads in.
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The jack-o' lantern is rotting under a dusting of snow.
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Inside, Ned gloomily lays on the floor, surrounded by liquor bottles and fast food wrappers.
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He fiddles with the synth for a moment, then chugs whiskey from the bottle.
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What up, cuz?
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I brought you some groceries.
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Whoa, man.
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Ned covers his head with a blanket.
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Ned, it's me.
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Don't be scared.
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Whoa, don't look at me.
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Moose turns the volume down on the still-playing synth.
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No, my music!
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Music?
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That's just noise, man.
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Depressing noise.
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Thank you.
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Whiskey and fast food, eh?
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Bean burritos, mostly.
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Cool.
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I'm just gonna open this window.
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Moose throws open the curtains.
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Ned leaps up with a hiss, startling Moose.
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Ned grabs Moose's arm, trying to stop him.
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Oh Jesus!
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No, the light burns us!
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Oh, chill out.
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You're not Smeagol.
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Look, I got you some veggies.
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They're green.
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I don't need your charity, broccoli.
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How about some tomato bisque with ancient grains from Moonglow?
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Come on, cuz.
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Moose sits Ned down at the table and presents the warm bowl of soup.
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Ned turns his head in protest as Moose tries to spoon feed him.
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Breaker breaker, coming in for a landing.
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Don't let me crash into the hangar doors.
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Ned caves and finally opens up and lets Moose feed him.
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Okay, but these grains better be ancient.
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You know?
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Moping around for a month won't bring her back.
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Or your parents.
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What I'm about to say is gonna shock you.
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Up to now, I've been faking being sad.
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I know, I know.
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But this my brain has become a hideous torture chamber of pity and regret.
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Everyone I hold dear has left me like a stinky diaper on the side of the road.
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Not everyone.
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I'm here for you, cuz.
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Ned opens his mouth to be spoon-fed.
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Loose pauses, then feeds Ned some more.
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I'm here for you.
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You've been hit hard, and you're a good guy, man.
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You don't deserve this.
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Have you thought about going to a therapist or at least going to the gym?
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The gym?
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Do I look like a gym, bro, to you?
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I don't have any spandex.
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Ned opens his mouth again like a baby chick.
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Ah.
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Moose is growing annoyed, but feeds him anyway.
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I just think with the right talk therapy and more, more, more.
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Ned pops open his mouth again.
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Alright, Nedri.
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I need you to pull it together.
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We've got a big show tonight.
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Nedri?
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What do you mind, mom?
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Can't be because she's dead.
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I will not pull it together.
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What's the venue?
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Floyd's in Springfield.
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Oh god, it's just gonna be a bunch of TikToker kids making fun of my music.
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They think it's a joke, man.
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They think we are a joke.
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So what?
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It's fun.
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It pays.
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Please come to the gig.
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You're the singer.
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You're the star.
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I am the star.
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So you're coming?
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Hmm.
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What?
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Come on! At least do it for the money.
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We're about to lose the farm again.
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We waited too long to get the crops harvested.
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I mean, we paid the next farm over to do it for half the profit.
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Brilliant move, by the way.
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Nah man, we should have harvested that corn.
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Corn schmorn!
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I can get money somewhere else.
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Can I at least bring the synthesizer?
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It's our signature sound.
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Nobody wants to hear me play bass and karaoke our songs.
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Well, that's exactly what you're gonna do, because there's no way in fucking hell you're borrowing the ARP 2600 Duafonic keyboard with added arpeggiating sequencer.
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Fine, cuz.
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Fine.
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You do you.
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Moose.
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Hey Moose.
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Be careful how you speak to me.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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Whatever.
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I love you, man.
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We're family and we're in a band.
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We're in a band.
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We're in a band.
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Yeah.
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We're in a band.
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No, we were in a band, but now we're not in a band.
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That's over.
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What?
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That hurts.
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That hurts.
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And not just the grammar stuff.
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I have feelings, you know.
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Good.
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I'm glad it hurts.
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Go cry on Moonbeam's shoulder.
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You're like a lost puppy.
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Well, at least puppies are nice.
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Answer the door with a puppers.
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Oh, you're so sweet.
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Oh, you're so sweet.
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Moose opens the door to see Moonglow looking particularly new agey.
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Hey, baby girl.
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What's Let me talk to him.
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Uh, he's having a rough day.
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Hey, it's resting witch face.
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Up, girl.
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Ned, I needed to tell you.
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I've had an undeniable psychic premonition about tonight.
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Yeah?
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Is it the dawning of the age of Aquarius?
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Ned Fisher, you are going to hell.
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Tonight.
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Next time on the exciting conclusion of Illinois Hellhole.
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Santa's here, baby! I can give you a chance to not go to hell.
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And everything dead.
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Put down the hole.
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Mr.
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Fisher, it's Bill.
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I'm just here to see if we can reach an agreement on a certain debt you owe.
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Little pig, little pig.
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Let me end.
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Comes back with the petty.
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Illinois Hellhole episode eight stars Corey Burton as the narrator, Darren Norris as Raven, Matt Brookens as Ned, Reggie Guyton as Moose, Megan McDonough as Lenore, Cassandra Escondell as Moonglow, Maria Libri as Cheryl, Jessica Bailey Forsyth as Sheena, Jeff Williams as the Garbage Man.
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If you're enjoying Illinois Hellhole, the best thing you can do would be to leave a rating and a review.
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And a special thanks to Darren Norris, the voice of Cosmo on the Fairly Odd Parents, and many, many more, for bringing Raven Masterson roaring back to life from 1939.
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It's an honor to be working with you, Darren.
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Thank you so much.