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I'm not doing it because buyers are a brewer fan and to rub it in, the brewers came in red hot

and lost the first two at the ravine. No, no, no, no. I'm not going to talk about that.

I just think the amount of crossover in this Michael Orr story is amazing, right? Because

there's all the elements to what makes a story kind of explode and go from, hey,

it's a sports story, to a mainstream story, to one that people are discussing all week,

and I think throughout the weekend, and maybe it's one that changes how we look at these

kind of Disney movies, if you will, or the Disney ending to it.

There's elements of race, there's the South, there's football, there's success, there's a whole

lot of money, and there's claims of, you know, from early this week, Michael Orr saying, look,

he was exploited, and that the family that didn't adopt him officially but brought him in and then

had his conservative ship use that name image likeness his story to capitalize on it with a book

and a movie about his story. And of course, since we've seen the family push back, now the family

wants to end the conservative ship, and they've said, hey, nothing could be further from the truth

in regards to how much money you think we got. Then there's Michael Lewis, who is the friend

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