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Click on tap now to shop at M&M. This is off the looking glass. I'm Kate Fagan. I'm Jessica's Matana. And it's a special drop. It's like an alert drop.

Maybe like a sneaker drop. Oh, but then no one's going to get it.

Everybody's going to take an L on this one.

I don't think that's what we want to do.

No, no. But welcome to a special edition, a March Madness edition of Off the Looking Glass.

Oh, you mean it's not an NCAA tournament version of Off the Looking Glass?

No, no, no, we can do it. We can do it. We can do it, Jess. We can put the trademark on it do it. We can do it. This is very exciting. Yes, as you just reference, this is the first year that the women's NCAA tournament can be called March Badness, even though when the March

Madness trademark was filed, it was filed for both the men's and the women's

tournament, but until now it has never been used as a marketing tool for the women's tournament.

Yeah, my favorite part about this story and most fans will remember that last year

the impetus for this big change of being able to use March Madness was the viral

stories that went on Instagram Twitter, Tik-Tock of the disparities.

Let's just call them disparities because it was like an SNL skit.

I mean we could have created it on off the looking glass honestly.

I'm a little upset that they beat us to the punch because then all of our subsequent jokes

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