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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor, New York, New York.

Harry Siegel of the City, a journal, an online journal of the New York Daily News, a columnist

to help me with three stories that are all New York in different directions. And at the

beginning of the year, frame why it is that New York is so compelling and at the same time

unsolved. Harry, a very good evening to you. New York, New York also includes Buffalo, New

York and the tragedy on the field between, I believe, the Buffalo bills and the Cincinnati

Bengals. It leaves everybody puzzled about this violent game and what is to be done. There

were also questions raised about whether the game should continue or not. Of course,

not. Right now, we can report that the young man is still with us. Tomorrow, Hamlet, however,

we're learning more and more about America and sports. What did you take from this story

of a man down on the field waiting for CPR and perhaps at the edge of death? Good evening,

Harry. Hey, good evening, John. So it's hard to say what to take from this. It's staggering

and they reminder of how violent football can be. As this happened, very initially, the

announcers, Joe Buck and others just said, you know, there's another player down on the

field because that's so common. You know, it's a game of unguaranteed contracts and quote,

unquote, next man up. But you do expect the many, even if they're not returning to the

game to get up. And this was just a sort of staggering, terrible thing. And as a buffalo,

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