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that joined by Hampler Talk Head to AEW Collision this weekend, rolling back the years,

taking ourselves back to 2020, recording this on Google Meet. I do apologize, it's my fault,

I'm full of cold. And yeah, I just didn't really want to infect the office because Hampler's got

the best weekend ever planned. Yeah, like the summer holidays as your one day, soon enough,

World War No, yourself, are a mixed blessing because it really is a time where you get that

like precious family time that's off there. Like it's right out of the marks and spends

as Christmas advert. And it's like, it's realistically the family time that you sold,

but can rarely actually take advantage of. You might go away on a holiday together because

the kids are off school. You take a break from your work, even if you're lucky like us and have a

job that we absolutely love. Yeah, it's just it's this sort of like almost for our American

listeners, like almost hallmark adjacent family time. It's also a pandemic adjacent family time

in it, the schools are closing, you're going to kill each other. So you find yourself like

navigating, I've said it to you before, and I don't know if I've brought this up, the system

doesn't work mate. So like kids have approximately like 12 to 15 weeks off school a year,

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