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But, um, so, so that night was the, that night, yeah, was the one night where we can talk about it now.

We lost the crowd to Freedom Street because...

What day?

The Sunday.

I don't think you lost to credit, no, No, what I mean is like we can talk about it

now in a minute

so people

honestly bought

both tickets

not a scam thing

they bought Freedom Street

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