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Hello and welcome to the Thursday edition of the Ranger NFL Show. I'm Nora Prince Yachty,

here as always with Mallory Rubin. Mallory, how are you on this fine October Thursday?

It's almost November, Nora. Can't believe it. Halloween, just a couple days away. Fall is

melting away, but as always, it's a pleasure to be here with you to talk about the NFL.

What is Halloween like in Los Angeles? You know, October is one of the warmest months

typically in LA. So it can actually be quite disorienting. Like I grew up on these coasts.

Oh wow. Yeah. So still, even though I've been in LA for nearly a decade now adjusting to fall,

not feeling like fall, but it has been cooler this year, actually. I've seen some leaves turning.

That's so interesting. We've had like the warmest October ever or something like that.

I'm not. I like things that happen in fall. Like I like crisp fall evenings in the city.

I don't have the the fall gene of loving pumpkin spice and all of that that I think is.

Ascribe to some people. Favorite time of the year.

Interesting. I like winter. I'm a winter. What? I love winter Mallory.

I don't understand. I love snow and sweaters and boots and winter.

Okay. Do you love when you take a step in New York City on the corner and it looks like it's flat ground

and then you plunge beneath the sleet and ice into six to 16 inches of frigid murky water?

Okay. First of all, that sounds like March to me. But second of all, I just wear proper footwear.

Okay. Let's fare. I love winter. I'm well versed in defending my my love of winter to all the

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