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Aaron Lamer, your co-host. Welcome guys. So good to see you guys. It's great.

It's awkward whether you should use co in front of a lot of words in this context I feel like.

Where have you landed? I've been coing it because I don't want to offend anyone. I don't want you guys to think that I'm musling in making a power play on this show.

We can try it. You want to do it again, see how it feels?

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