Don’t Destroy My Childhood Toy (Game)

Good mythical weekend. Today, we're destroying some of our crew's most prized possessions in an. extreme game of show and tell. This. is breaking memories. Y'all seem, like, oddly excited about. destroying your. things. Welcome, Jarvis. Thank you for joining us. You may or may not be losing something that's very important to you today. That stresses me out. Yeah, that's what we like to do with our guests.

Okay, so here's how this is gonna work. There's gonna be two people sitting right here. They're each going to have an item that they brought. The thing is, they're going to both purport. that their items are a prize to them, and they mean a lot, but one of them is going to be lying. Sorry, can you guys hear me? Because I need to see eyes. Thank you. So. the three people sitting here are gonna be the judges. But now look at the camera.

and the. Emily? Can I go to the bathroom? Not yet. Not yet. She's always asking me that. The judges are gonna be seated here. They're gonna listen to these two show and tell items that. are happening right here. There's gonna be a liar. The judges are gonna have to determine the liar. If you guys are wrong in the judge's chair, that means somebody's actual prize possession gets destroyed. So emotionally, I think you're gonna be destroyed as well.

And with that, are you ready to play? Yeah. Less enthusiastic this time. Okay, I'll take it. Okay, Chase and Matt, you're gonna be our showers and tellers first. So, Chase, why don't you go ahead and show and tell us about your alleged. prized possession. This is my actual prized possession. So, this is a. handmade microfleece cover that I made for my chinchilla.

Who. I had for seventeen years. He passed a couple years ago, and I got him when I was eleven. So when I was eleven, I didn't realize that, like, there are a lot of things that chinchillas are finicky about. They chew all the time. And so, like, all the plastic in the cages that you buy, you need to remove that because it'll get in their system. There's, like, a specific kind of wood that they're supposed to chew on to, like, help their teeth and for treats and things. And so slowly. as I. grew up, I started to become,

like, a lot more conscious and a much better, pet dad. And one of the things that they recommend is these, like, soft microfleece covers. And as soon as I, like, got it from JoAnn's and, like, stitched it into this little fitted sheet and put over, like, the plastic trays and everything. He was just, like, so much more comfortable. He'd start to. sleep in all these fun little spots, and I'd find him just nuzzling and being so much sweeter. And he became nicer to me. And. when he passed, I am part of some chinchilla groups on Reddit and Facebook and other places,

and a lot of times people are like, oh, I just got a chinchilla, and I need some stuff. And so I gave a bunch of things away, and this was, like, the thing that I went to go mail to somebody who just got a chinchilla. And I broke down because I was like, I can't get rid of this yet because I made it for him, and it just reminds me of him. And so I've just, like, I've got it in, like, just a little drawer with some stuff that. was his. And it's. I don't know. I'm still a little bit.

attached to it in a big way, even though I literally just. hemmed some, like, a stitch from Joann fabrics. And, like, it's. very, very plain and basic. This is gonna be a very sad episode. Yes, it is. Well, destroy whatever. How do you destroy that? I don't know. He could be lying. and I love it so much. Wait, what was the chinchilla's name? You never said it. His name is AJ. I named him after my grandpa, who had, like, just passed away before I got the chinchilla. Jesus.

It's a lot of death. This is too much death. He's so sweet. Do you remember. when we were on tour, someone gave me a little chinchilla? They did. That had a collar, it said AJ on it. Okay, good story. This is crazy. Go ahead, Matt. Yeah, Matt. What do you got? By the way, that could all just be a long con. I just want to let you know. Yes, that is true. So this is. mine, and. this is actually real, unlike.

Chase, who was going to create this whole elaborate lie and use emotion to. manipulate you into thinking, no, this is my possum blanket from when I was a kid, who my daughter is now. using. This is my posse. Big daughter you got. Well, she's a Lieb. She's one year old. She's a Lieb. Liebs, we are a thick stock, I tell you. So. Yeah, this is. when I was a kid. So I have a twin sister, and she got.

a posse, and. I wanted to get a posse, too, because I was like, this isn't fair. Even though this was, you know, coated. Is the blanket called a posse? Yeah. This is my warm posse, and. And. And, so, yeah, this is what we call. This is, like, all of our friends, you know, like a posse. Right? And it's hairy. It's a hairy posse. And, like. And when I grew up, I was really jealous of my sister's posse because I didn't have one.

And. so. eventually, my parents got over the fact of the gendered thing with the, like, flowers and stuff like that. They're like, Matt can have a posse too, which I thought was nice of them, and pretty progressive. It's in pretty good shape for a blanket that a boy used, and then now another child is using. Well, I mean, posse's are pretty elastic. You know? They can really. They can deal with a lot of. How long are you gonna go with this plan?

I don't know what you're talking about. And I will not respond. It is very warm, and it feels good. It is cute. I'm telling you, that type of blanket, you wash it once. It doesn't look shiny like that anymore. Well, some people take care of their posses. I. This is, all, feels like a setup for just this pun. But. this garment here, if it was used by a chinchilla for seventeen years. Is extremely. brand new looking.

Oh, I was very clear that I had to. become a good pet parent. So. this is not seventeen years old. This is like six years old. But even six years old. That's true. Can I have it? I don't care if Chase's is fake. I'm still gonna choose. not to have that destroyed. Yeah. Matt, based on your story, regardless of if it's true, I need that destroyed.

under all circumstances, that has to cease to exist. This is owned by my daughter now. Your daughter can't remember anything. Well, the chinchilla can't remember anything, it's dead. We've gotta get rid of rid of this before your daughter can form memories. Oh, that's so true. Like, so, yeah. You're gonna burn? Like you're gonna break something that my daughter, who is currently. alive. I've never met your daughter.

That's suspicious, none of us have met your daughter. None of us have met your daughter. I've met the chinchilla virtually. I have a daughter. None of us have met her. I have a daughter. This is starting to. I've seen her on the Christmas card, but I've never met her. Well, she's busy. She's busy. Judges, it seems like the three of you are aligned. Is it the posse that's going? Yes. Kill Matt. The problem is that it doesn't matter if the story's true. I need that to go.

Yes. I can't. deal with this. But I just washed it. Okay, now, just for your own safety, judges, I need you to. just scoot back. a little. Will we stay put? You know, Matt, I'm so sorry, but you're going to need to part with your item because the. judges have chosen your item. So why don't you go ahead. Was it official? Yeah, it was official, just go ahead and. Just go ahead and. give Lucas your thing. Good luck.

And. Oh, God. Lucas. The reveal is to come, so, we don't know just how much this means. Are we far enough away? No. I don't think we're far enough away. I feel like we should get closer. Destruction. Also. My posse. If someone would do that to my posse, my life would get a lot easier.

The staple. Staple that thing shut. He's cutting it like sandwich bread. Why didn't you tell us to move? This is entertainment right here. Did you put the safety on for me? Is that what you did? Oh, no, you didn't.

The fiber's in the air. Don't breathe it in. Sometimes you get posse hairs. Damn it. Okay, Lucas, that was. I saw how proud you were of that. And, Matt, how do you, how do you feel? I mean, you know, I feel. sad. for. this blanket. that. you guys just showed me a few minutes ago.

Thank you, guys. I was really, really not looking forward to this getting destroyed. Jarvis and Jordan, welcome to the table where your things get destroyed. Jarvis, would you like to show and tell first? I would. My item, and I'm so excited to share it all with you. It's a little piece of history. It's something I'm a little nerdy about. People know I like to nerd out. about video games. And here we have a Game Boy Advance SP. So. to set the stage, the year is two thousand and one.

I'm a kid, okay. And I. like to stay inside. in the hot Florida summers. and sit, I was gonna say, under my covers, but it wasn't under the covers. It was sitting in front of the fan. and. play Pokémon Ruby, which was the best selling game on the Game Boy Advance. Not a lot of people know this. Game Boy Advance is a thirty-two bit system. It was a huge technological improvement over the Game Boy,

and. Nintendo did it again. What can I say about the game? Keep going. You've talked about your emotional attachment to it, not at all. So. Just, like, playing it. So, when I went to. When I went to college, I went to Georgia Tech to study computer science. One of my computer science classes was. called computer organization and programming, CS Twenty-one Ten, and it focused on the low level.

C programming language. You know, we're gonna destroy this. You're toast. And one of the projects for it, was. to. Kiss it goodbye. One of the projects. Excuse me, I gotta pump it up. Hey, you're acting really, really poorly. Okay? I'm sorry. I know you're. I could do a really bad job. Be nice. One of my projects was to build a game for the Game Boy Advance. So. I got to actually write code. I built a little Pokémon game,

like a little Pokémon rock paper scissors game, and I got to print it onto a cartridge and play it on my childhood Game Boy. That's cool. It was very cool. That's a fun lie. Yeah. And so, That's a fun lie. The SP specifically was, like, awesome because. it had its own backlit screen. So. I don't know if you've seen those little lamps that you'd plug into your Game Boy. and you'd sit under the covers and you'd stay up till two a.m. playing games. with no sleep. Covers or fan?

I'm sorry. Make up your mind. Here's the thing, during the winters, it gets cold in Florida. People don't realize this. I would sit under the covers with the light. And I also had to hide. I had to hide that I was gaming. I was late night gaming. from, you know, parents that would want to be. snooping on my. sleep. Snooping on that sleep. What other games would you play besides Pokémon? Well, to be honest, it was a lot of Pokémon. Specifically in here, we've got Snood.

What is that? What is that? Snood is a puzzle game. It's like, Snood is a puzzle game. It's like Breakout. But this means a lot to you, right? Absolutely. So, you didn't bring your game that you made? I didn't bring the game that I made, that got lost. It feels like you cheated. And also Snood in it. But he only played Pokémon. I was in college a long time ago. I don't have the cartridge. Okay. Okay. We've heard from Jarvis, Jordan, what have you. What have you brought? I feel like I need the, like, Shania Twain.

Let's go, girls. Okay. Mine is my Furby. Okay. I. love my Furby so much. I got it for Christmas, and I remember being like, I want a Furby so bad. And my parents were like, you absolutely will not be getting a Furby. And then on Christmas, I did, in fact, get a Furby. And I knew what it was the same second I walked downstairs, because I don't know if you all remember, they used to come in, like, an octagonal. box. or, like, it was a hexagon. I don't know. It was like a multi sided.

Yes. Multi sided. It was definitely a shape. Yeah, it was in a shape, and, but it was such a distinct shape that when I saw it wrapped, I was like, that's a Furby. And I was so excited. And I still have it. And. What's its name? This Furby? Furby. What do you mean? You don't name? Wait, you don't name your Furbies? No. I didn't have one. There's so many Furbies, though. It was just Furby. My Furby... You named your Furby? I didn't have a Furby. I was probably a woman when Furbies came out.

Your Furby never creep you out because wouldn't it be like, I am Furby? No, I like that. And I was infatuated with the concept of my Furby saying mama. So, because apparently you could teach it to speak. So I could have a name, yeah. You could, like, teach it to speak. So I would hold it and I would look at it and I would say, mama, mama, mama. And it never did it back. And I still. obviously own this. It lives in my house. I didn't pull this out from a box or anything. This is on a shelf. next to my father-in-law's urn.

So is my Game Boy advance SP, next to my father-in-law's urn. Wait, does it still work? No, because it would sit on the thing, the shelf, and then my fiancée would walk by. and it would sometimes make a little noise. And she was like, I already don't want the Furby in the house at all. If you put your pinky finger in its little beak, does it bite? Not right now, because it's off, but yeah. But it would? It doesn't hurt, but it's like, it kind of gently.

I don't like those things. I don't think. Okay, sorry. Okay, Gwynedd, that's not the game. Oh, okay. Judges. I don't want any of you to, like, influence each other. So I'm gonna go down the line and. ask you what should be destroyed. Christine? I say the Game Boy. We gotta get it out of here. Yeah, Game Boy, for sure. I'm realizing now that you could just, you know, everyone else can hear you. But. Gwynedd. I think that that Furby's gotta go.

Gwynedd. I've gotta play my. Snood. Sorry, were you guys deliberating? I'm playing Snood, which I've done so many times before. Okay, Emily. I, for your fiancée, I want to destroy that. No. But. I'm going with the Snood. Thank you. Thank you. Let's get it out of here. I'm sorry, Jarvis. I like you, dude. I hope you come back. Okay. For everyone's safety this time, everyone can back up, because Mad Dog Lucas is coming in with a new weapon.

I'm hiding behind this table. I'm just gonna warn. everyone that this is gonna upset vintage video game collectors everywhere. Scoot back. Vintage. video game community. I can't look. My childhood. It's so loud. Lucas, I'm nervous about your own hands. Everyone's watching me. We could have killed the Furby, but no. We've killed a lot of Furbies on.

On GMM. I think it's time to do something different. Not my Snood. Snood's safe. Cool hammer. Can I reveal something now? Please. So, that is not my Game Boy, but this actually is my Game Boy Advance. This is the. It's not the exact one, but this is the model that my mom bought me in two thousand and one. My mom, who's no longer with us. So I do keep this around as a. As a keepsake. But I. couldn't sit here and let your actual Furby.

go to waste. Thank you. But I did want to. bring this and show it off. Do I? Should I just. Stevie? No, no, no, no! Cut! Cut! Lucas, Lucas! I'm confused. Lucas is sick with power. He's our guest. He's mad with dog, please. The second episode of Rhett and Link's WonderHole premiered yesterday on the. original Rhett and Link YouTube channel. Check that video out when you're finished here. And be sure to tell Rhett and Link that the Mythical crew sent you.

Emily and Christine, welcome. Emily, you want to show and tell us first? Me first. Okay. This. is a Green Ranger dagger flute. It makes. Still works. What? You don't like that? It's just high pitch. Go on. Maybe if I put it in my mouth. There's a lot of teeth marks on this little flute thing.

So, when. I was a kid, my dad was on the road a lot. My dad is a musician, so he wasn't home. But, to kind of try to make up for it, he would. go to Toys R Us's, like, in every city that they stopped in, and he would look for Power Rangers stuff, because I was obsessed with Power Rangers. And I got, like, everything my heart desired, almost. I'm very spoiled, but, yeah, so. I love this one. My dad likes this a lot, too. This is a cool one.

It was cool. So, Emily, why are you lying about this? Well, if I was lying, I could say I always wanted this and I didn't get it, but I had them get it for me today. Wow. Are we gonna not talk about the teeth marks, too? Like, what is that? What's about? Yeah, why were you biting it? Listen, everyone knows when you play the flute, you bite it. But, yeah, it's a flute.

So you would, like, put it in your mouth, like, as a kid, and then you'd be like. You seem pretty reluctant to put this one in your mouth. Yeah. Well, I. I don't know if you know this, because it is electronic. You can't just put this in water. and, you know. Right. And that feels like a design that they should have thought. of when making the toy. Yeah. Okay. It's true. I wish that there was, like, a hole in this so you could blow into it and it did something. Yeah, yeah. You're telling me the knife flute has design flaws?

I also feel like we would have heard about it if the knife flute was. electrocuting children everywhere. Yeah, this is Bandai, nineteen ninety-four. It has the year that it was made. That's so cool. Yeah, so, I love this guy. I would like to. not destroy it. All right, Christine, what have you got under that sheet? Okay, so I have my Polly Pocket.

So when I was a little girl, I was very much, like, a tomboy. The only girly toy I ever wanted was a Polly Pocket. And, like, this, my family wouldn't get it for me. But in the second grade, I had to write an essay about, like, who I wanted to be when I grew up, and I chose. Polly. I didn't know it was supposed to be, like, real person. A choking hazard. Essentially. But then I wrote the paper, and my mom bought it for me.

This is, like, the only girly toy I really had growing up. I had two older brothers, and I still love it. And, you know. The lights work. Yeah, how do the lights still work? And. so this is, like, my Polly Pocket. I would honestly spend hours. I was never really into Barbies, but this is just kind of, like, the only thing that I had. You know, she's small, and she used to bend, and. I would just take this everywhere I went and just play with it in the back. of the car while my brothers were, like, you know, being mean to me. There's a Prince Charming.

And you can take them out. Does the castle doors open? Yeah, please, thank you for asking that. You can place her, and them. Yes. And you can make a little thing where you can kind of hold them. You put her. Oh, my God, the carriage is so cute! I feel like we can't destroy this because it would cause a. power vacuum in the monarchy. That's right. Thank you. It becomes a Game of Thrones-esque situation. Oh, no. I did see, like, genuine joy. in your eyes describing. Yeah. I agree. And fear. I saw fear that we were gonna destroy it.

Okay, judges, how are we feeling? What gets destroyed? I know how I'm feeling. I'm conflicted. I'm honestly conflicted. I'm conflicted because I genuinely believe that Emily wants this toy. Yeah. That's true. But the lack of, just the way that she was touching it made it feel like it was a. gross toy from someone else. Like, something in, like, a doctor's waiting room. Right, right. I'm trying to emotionally detach from it.

Right. Okay. So that, and I just want you to know, if you destroy this, Mike Fleming will come for your ass. And he will say, that wasn't very nice, but. it was a good show. Such a bassist. Yeah, he's such a bass player. Gwynedd, did you say, you know what I think? Did I hear you say that? I do. I, yeah. What do we? What? What do you think? I don't know what you think. Oh. I think that Emily. I think that Emily's lying and that this isn't actually her. Okay.

So, your vote is to destroy. the flute. dagger. That's correct. Even though now I've been threatened with her dad coming after me. Guarding the Polly Pocket with her life. Yeah. I think. I think I have to choose the. knife flute, mostly because I just. I see the fear in Christine's eyes. I feel like we might lose Christine, before we lose that Polly Pocket. She would throw her own body onto Mad Dog's. Okay, the judges have decided. Can I make one, I just have a request.

One of my Power Rangers, like, is missing a gun. Tiny little gun. Can I have Lucas use our 3D printer and make a new one? You and Lucas can talk about that later. You know, come on out, Lucas. And. if the jury. If the judges could scoop back a little bit. I've been told it's safe for the contestants to remain. Oh, God. I'm sorry. And let's just. I'll make your gun, Emily. Thank you, Lucas. Again, this is painful for me because this is a piece of toy history.

and toy collectors everywhere are cringing and wincing. Play the Power Rangers song one time. Yeah. That was it. Man. Oh, no. This is. Oh, this is violent. I'm impressed by the sturdiness of the boot. I saw. I know. This is what the villains in Power Rangers wanted to do. Emily, is there anything you'd like to say?

This was mine. I've never played with a Polly Pocket. Oh, no. What? Christine is one of the best actresses I know. I can cry on cue. She can cry on cue. She can do anything. I hate that you made me go up against her. Judges, do you have anything that you'd like to say? I'm sorry. I thought. you were lying. Mike Fleming's coming for you.

I know. If he has time. And a Southwest ticket with points. Sorry. Gwynedd, and Chase. Chase, back at it again. Would you like to. show us your wares first? Yeah, I'll show you. I'm nervous, because I got away with the chinchilla thing, and now I don't. This is, maybe worse, because I have a few of those chinchilla covers.

This is the only Bambi snow globe that I have. Okay. So. I love this thing, and. it is a little chipped because I used to pick it up a lot. But let me tell you. It was chipped from picking it up? He picked it up real hard. Well, and put it down eventually. And, yeah, I got really sad because I thought that I. almost broke this thing legitimately, but I just, like, picked it up, and it kind of, like, fell fast and chipped. Okay.

I was also a scaredy cat of a child, like. I couldn't tell from Bambi snow globe. Yes. This fits really well. But my parents took us to, my sister and I, to Disneyland. in the late nineties, and. I was a scaredy cat, and I got really scared on the Snow White. ride. That's a scary ride. The witch is coming around, and the apple. It really freaked me out. So afterwards, my sister and my dad went to go do more rides, but I needed to calm down a little bit.

So I went to. one of the stores with my mom, and I saw the Bambi snow globe. And that was exciting and fun and just kind of calmed me down a little bit, like, just being in a more relaxed area. So we went home, and I didn't realize. that. she told my dad, and he went back when I wasn't paying attention and bought it. So then they got this for me. And, yeah, it stayed. just on display. forever. until I chipped it and felt really bad. But luckily, it didn't break fully. How bad would you feel if it was destroyed?

I wish, I would feel really bad, but. also, I guess it would make good content, so. This is, content has broken our brain. Yeah. Yep. We cannot. Why are we doing this? These are real childhood heirlooms, possibly, and. we're just putting them at risk for. Oh, we'll make good content. What about integrity? What has happened to us? We don't have that here. We have Mythicality. That's what we have.

Okay, thank you, Chase. Bambi dies twice today. There we go. Okay, this is something that's. pretty cute, if you ask me. So what we have here. is. Okay, so. it's ostensibly. What is it ostensibly? Ostensibly, this is a ceramic zebra. But I feel like if you look more closely at it,

you're like, that's a donkey. That's just a little donkey that's painted like a zebra. It looks like a french bulldog and a zebra had a baby. Okay. It looks like a salt shaker. What does it do? It looks like a Pokémon. What does it do? What does it do? This is what's called a tchotchke. So this is something. I've heard of these. It's. It's a small. object that you like. by virtue of it just existing. Right? So this is something that I actually bought. This is not from my childhood.

It's from my younger adulthood. I saw it at a yard sale and was like, I absolutely love this thing. How much did you pay for it? I mean, probably about a dollar. A dollar, two dollars maybe? I feel like a good value. It looks well made. Yeah. What state were you in when you bought it? Georgia. This is when I was living in Atlanta. I thought you were asking, like, are you drunk? No, mentally. You wanted to know my mental state? Okay. No, because you have lived in a bunch of different states. Absolute euphoria.

That was a quick answer, Georgia. Yeah, so I lived in Atlanta, and I went. And that's true. I went yard sale-ing with my friends, which I did very frequently. And I saw this little thing. And donkeys are. my favorite animal. Miniature donkeys, specifically. I heard someone snicker. They're nothing funny. They're adorable. But I thought this was so cute and so funny. And I have weighed getting a tattoo. of a small donkey that looks like a zebra. And I was thinking of things that would be,

like, really sad looking. to destroy. And I was like, that little zebra donkey would be so sad. to get destroyed. Wouldn't that make everyone feel horrible in this whole place? I mean, when I'm judging, like, indescribable animal versus Bambi and. a little bunny rabbit. Thumper. I will say Gwynedd is one of my nearest and dearest. And all those things you said. are true. See? What about the tchotchke?

She loves tchotchkes. She did live in Atlanta. I have specifically heard her talk about miniature donkeys before. And, actually, she showed me a video of one. So all of those things leading up to it are true. Either the people got her a really good fake prop, or that is hers. And either could happen. Right. But the fear I have is that I will destroy another childhood toy. And the last time we did that, I almost cried. Okay, okay. So, out of safety because I destroyed someone's. childhood toy, I'm going to pick Gwynedd's toy.

But it's so cute. I think that that. is not Chase's snow globe because he still can't tell me. how he broke it really. He said he picked it up and too fast, and I'm just. Have you never done that? Where you pick something up too fast and it slips out of your hand? Kind of. But that's, where the break is, is not how that would happen. It's just not adding up for me. Like, the pantomiming of the break doesn't feel like it lines up. Yes. However, as someone who is in this room. with this snow globe, thinking about it being broken,

it feels like I might be in the splash zone. Totally. Sure. Totally. Jarvis, it all comes down to you. This is too much stress. Look at it. Look how cute he is. Well, for content, it would be funnier if Bambi died. Yeah, it'd be fun to break a snow globe. And I kind of do like that little freak. It's against God's plan in the best way possible. You just waxed eloquent about going too far for content. and destroying kid's dreams.

Content. And guess what? I did that on content. Because I'm a part of the problem everybody. Let's kill Bambi. Okay, judges, slide back for me. And Lucas is gonna come in. We do have some safety things in place, so. don't be concerned. Okay. But this is gonna be a bad one. This one's a production. Oh, man. You're wearing safety goggles. None of this. All right. Yeah. Is that a brine bag?

Yeah. Good eye. Good eye. I love turkey. I love a good, moist turkey. Six millimeter brining bag. How did you know that, Matt? I love a moist turkey. I'm the family cook. I make the turkey. I appreciate you making me laugh through this situation. I'm sorry. Brine. Keep them there. Brining Bambi. This is what I'll say. I want the donkey to survive, even if it's not Gwynedd's. It's. really grown on me.

Here's what I'll say. You brought this here. What happens once it enters the Thunderdome is not my responsibility. Sure. Yeah. That's so true. Okay. Golf club. I don't feel protected. I know. Not at all. That's also a long club. Like, what are we doing? How about just pull it on the back swing and. He's gonna kill the camera people. The follow through is gonna kill me. Got you, Hitch.

It broke the bag. I knew that would happen. It's glass. It's sharp. Yeah. I guess that's true.. Bambi! Being a fourth. Oh, Man. I do a good job. What is with you? I do a really good job. Directly on the. I hope we have some good workman's comp. situation going on over here. Chase, how did that feel? I felt nothing. That's not mine. Okay. You made the right decision in the end.

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