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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

One of my favorite things about football is that it kind of demonstrates just sort of natural success principles that the thing that makes you

successful in like, say, college football is also the kind of thing that can kind of translate to other

areas of life there as well. And one of the things that you notice is, why is Georgia able to have

the success that it's been able to have because Georgia seems able to do what other programs

cannot do. There's always going to be value in scarcity. Having a lot of what other people can't

find enough of is always going to be a really valuable commodity. And being able to do what other

people find hard, once again, there's a lot of value in that, that when you're not, you know,

competing in a very crowded lane,

all of a sudden you kind of have a chance to have a little bit more outsized success come your way.

You can sort of hoard more victories and more of the spoils of victory.

And that is really what Georgia football is all about.

Georgia has seemingly a lot of what other programs don't have enough of, and Georgia

gets that talent because it's able to do what other programs just find really very hard.

And a lot of times it's as simple as that.

Like the actual truth shouldn't require an hour to explain that Georgia is just really good

at getting more of something than the average program can get

and the pathway by which they acquire that.

They're just more capable in that regard than the other programs are.

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