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Guess who's not here? it's Stephen Fatsis and Josh Levine or rather it's not you

see we've gone to a six-man rotation because what we're trying to do is as you know the

latest technology shows that everyone just has a set number of quips so we want to keep Josh and Stephen's quip count low.

Actually they're on vacation so I could invite two pretenders to the throne here, and we could blather blather about, I don't know, Bartolo cologne, some other stuff that's going on in sports, mainly Bartolo cologne, right? Now, let's not do that. Here's what I decided to do. I

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