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Hey there, I'm Clint Smith, staff writer at The Atlantic.

And joining me for a couple special episodes this year about the World Cup is my fellow staff writer and fellow Arsenal fan Franklin Four.

What's up, Frank?

Come on, new gunners.

Come on.

So, Frank, there's a little bit of an age difference between us and...

Not much, not much.

It's all in your head.

It's all in your head.

So, what is age?

It's an imaginary construct.

But if we are to lean into that imaginary construct, for me in the 90s, I was a kid who was just beginning to fall in love with the game.

I started playing for the first time in 1994 when I was six years old.

And I'm curious what your relationship to the game was.

Like when I was discovering my love for the game and making my way through grilled cheese sandwiches and reckless soccer.

You were thinking about the game in much more sophisticated terms.

Don't let the grays in my beard confuse you, Clint.

I'm not your grandfather.

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