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Thank you everybody. We did the live podcast. We're back in here now, which is very fun.

I had a good time. I want to get a shout out to the McFell family MCPH AIL. They sent

me a dinosaur, adopted a dyno fact sheet. Nate, I have the herbivorous. No, that's his

diet. I don't know that was the name of it. It's right above Nate. That's the name. I love

the hair. You take a shot at that because right above Nate has adopted the where? Oh, here

you go. That's right. I'm going to the wrong one. So these are life-sized dinosaurs. Yes.

For I get it for one year, you dyno is so excited to have someone to share their adventures

with. Thank you for being this dyno's friend. Thank you. I have adopted the you, you know,

man, you close C. Fallis. You play. I don't think he turned around. E-U-O-P-L-O-C-E-P-H-A-L-U-S.

You fold all of this. I was just called Nate. Yeah, I'm just Nate. I've adopted a dyno

named Nate. Very, very cool. And you can go see this. You can see it somewhere, right?

I don't think it moves all around, but it goes everywhere. Yeah, he's still alive. He lived

100 to 66 million years ago, size two and a half tons. Nate spends most of his days out

on the old Dingo golf course, practicing his short game. Whenever his favorite podcast,

Nate Lin comes out with a new episode, he goes out to the green to golf and listen to

it. When Nate, the you so full of love, I love us, isn't golf and he practices staying

in the routine with other dyno's. He usually gets in trouble with the staff for making

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