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Okay, Paul, what can we help you with?

Well, I would like to know who would win in a fight, a bear or a tiger pretty much.

All right, I feel like we have a responsibility to ask.

Why do you need to know this?

Well, I mean, it kind of goes back a couple years. Me and my brother and some friends of ours, we somehow, you know, if we had a party or whatever, we always get in this argument who would win the bear a tiger and it's torn pretty much 50-50 I'm on the bear's side my

brother's on the tiger side so and we can never come to a civilized conclusion pretty much.

So we're going to talk to someone who can answer this question definitively for us.

And then I think the right thing to do would be if you could do a bear roar and a tiger roar and whoever wins will then play the winning sound at the end.

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