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Let's get into AJ, because I think you're something else going back to Sierra

Yani and Jalen, but just the culture they've created and stuff.

Usually these type of things, you know, it's like the revenge game and all of that.

It's like it can almost become more than the team or it can become something where you

like force things to make it work or whatever.

This team just has a way of, you know, going into this game and like we all knew it was

going to be an AJ game. It's like it has to be right and stuff, but they still do it

and they still make it work and they execute it and it feels right and it feels natural.

It doesn't feel forced. It's just like, you know, and they get AJ his, which matters.

Like, but, but man, like just to go out and do it again and everyone knew they were

going to go after AJ. Everyone knew and they still find ways to make it up.

That's what's interesting too, because we just talked about how they'll just do whatever

the easiest, the path of his resistance is, but they're good enough when they want to

be that they like AJ to jail when it's on can beat any secondary.

Well, yeah, look at those, those sorts of great coverage.

Yeah.

Exactly.

But in what's interesting with AJ and you know, speaking of like, you know, Jalen at

the podium, AJ was honest and I think AJ's always been honest.

Like I, you talked about sometimes these revenge games can feel somewhat forced from a narrative

perspective.

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