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Okay, Sam, part two here.

So we've been talking really based around officials, but like the role of the game that, you know, the parent plays and the player plays and the coach plays in reference to the official, but also what the official, the role they play.

And so we talked about the officials and coaches in part one.

And in part two, we're going to talk about parents and players and the role they play in the

game and the role they play in working with officials and maybe even coaches as well.

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