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Larry Wilmore, David Chang, JJ Reddick. They all did podcast last week. We put up two rewatchables

including Castaway, which I did by myself. The first ever self rewatchable. We have two rewatchables

coming up this week as well. Edget tomorrow is coming Monday night. I'm not on that one.

And then Ryan Rassel and I are doing karate kid later in the week on the rewatchables feed.

And one of the reasons we're doing that is because I was trying to get people to donate to the

greater Boston food bank during the times around right now. Food is the supplies are limited

these days and potentially getting worse. So we raised between that and I told people I would

match up to 50,000. We did over 100,000 that we raised for the greater Boston food bank. One of

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