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What's been your reaction to, it seems like the city has been a lot of people been down about the train.

They didn't want to lose you.

You know, what have you been saying the streets to you?

It seems like a collective kind of depression.

People trying to get over what happened.

Yeah, I mean, you know, I grew up here, you know, nine years here, you know, in the city.

You know, I've done stuff in the city, you know, to become more acquireable to the city for myself.

And, you know, I just build a special bond with the fans and the people of Boston. You know, I don't think it's no place in Boston that I can go where, you know, I wouldn't be welcome. And that speaks value. It's definitely tough. I'm hearing it all the time from everybody. The fans, every time I see them, they're devastated. The city is devastated.

And, you know, I understand why.

We grew up together, you know, so it's definitely tough.

It's definitely hard to say goodbye.

I know talking to some of these fans, I definitely get emotional.

You know, they're coming up to me and they're bawling.

So I definitely have heard, you know, everybody's disappointed.

But like I said, you know, it's a business first.

Boston will always be in my heart.

I love Boston.

But, you know, they decided to, they made a move what they thought was best for the team.

And that's all you can ask for.

You hear that, TJ? The city is devastated. Dude, I had to text my son and a couple of his buddies in a group text. And I quoted, gave that quote, because a couple of my son's good buddies literally have been crying. Oh, God, seriously? Yeah. Oh, so it's true when he says people are bawling. Yeah, no, no, no.

I had to, yeah, I'm not going to say their names.

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