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I will run from John Sterling right to Ian Eagle, who joins us now because we are tight on time, as everyone knows.

Ian, welcome, how are you? Mike, we are tight on time as everyone knows. Ian, welcome.

How are you?

Mike, we could turn back the clock to 1992.

I could count you back from break if you want.

I and started on the board for us actually dealing with our craziness.

Here is a serious play-by-play man whose first schooling was with Mike and the Mair Dog, which luckily didn't ruin his career, which probably

could have, dealing with our craziness. But you know what, Mike, in all seriousness, I look back

on that time, and what I learned from Mike and the Mad Dog, most importantly, was true chemistry.

And the ability to make something out of nothing, even when there were days where nothing was going on,

you guys were able to create something.

I brought that with me to every job I've had, that you've got to be able to connect with your partner,

and people have to feel that. They have to feel that it's organic, and it was always organic with you guys.

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