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So coming up on today's show, the NFL is going to ask you to sign a waiver to go to a game.

That's most likely going to happen in 2020 because of the apocalypse.

So will it work?

Will it stand up in court?

And believe it or not, it's actually not that foreign a concept.

I'll explain why.

The Greek freak believes that the 2020 season,

this is implied the 2020 season,

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