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Music Hello, hello, everybody, and welcome to the total soccer show. My name is Taylor Rockwell and I'm excited to talk some MLS with you all today. We do not have Joe Lowry with us. He did two MLS-centric shows last week, which triggers the seldom seen rule of you also get a one-game suspension if you do too

much MLS coverage.

So Joe is not with us, but Jeff Ruder is.

Jeff, it is lovely to have you back from Austin.

How was it your time in Texas?

It was good.

It's also nice to skirt the rules.

I'm also operating off of a well-worn MLS rule that is certain people can do it and

still not get suspended. No, Texas was good. The barbecue was great. The weather was unpleasant,

but the, I don't know, the people was awesome. It was awesome. Like, it's one of those things where it's

like they just aren't enough of those events anymore in like American soccer, whereas there's

too many events. Let me be clear. But there aren't as many, and this in like American soccer, whereas there's too many events.

Let me be clear.

But there aren't as many. And this is maybe just like a there isn't like the uniform culture anymore where it's like, this is where you go. This is the time where you get to see your friends. And so it was nice to see my friends. It wasn't the skills competition. You didn't all come together to watch. It was part of it actually. Alestrious competition?

It's kind of nice though, because the skills competition is

Taylor made for just kind of like happy You didn't all come together to watch that illustrious competition.

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