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This is the Jesse Kelly Show.

I'm Jamie Allman, really super happy to be with you. Happy Black Friday to all of you.

And of course, I'm very disappointed. I said earlier that I have not seen any trampling videos.

I'm not one. Like unless somebody can find something and send it to me, I don't understand why I haven't

seen anybody desperately trampling

each other for a flat screen television. I think it's because everybody's so happy or they

ordered it on Amazon or whatever happens to be. I'm all good. I did see a video while I was

trolling the internet about with a person who was at the,

and this is in the U.S., and she was at the checkout counter at the grocery store,

and so she goes up with a bunch of bananas and then peels the bananas and has the guy the guy weigh them without the peel.

I'm thinking, well, that's, that's gamesmanship right there.

That seems like that's pretty.

I think you could probably do that, but then you'd have to do that with a cantalope and a

watermelon and all this stuff.

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