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the year. That's December 31st, 2019. So make moves Bodner, joined by Rich Hoffman on this week's

Sixers Beat, a part of the Athletics Podcast Network.

How you doing, Rich?

I'm good, man. I didn't know you were going to do that. That was, oh, man. So, I guess the kind of, that was a joke made for a person of one, an audience of one. I guess to bring everybody else in.

On the joke, the Wells Fargo Center,

if you were at the game,

and you happen to read Rich else in on the joke, the Wells Fargo Center, if you were at the game,

and you happen to read Rich's tweet on a subject while you were there, because I think a lot of

people didn't notice it until you pointed out, and then you couldn't unhear it.

But the Sixers, or not the Sixers, the Wells Fargo Center speaker system had a pop coming through,

and it was driving Rich and I insane. Rich a little bit more.

Rich was really struggling to deal with it. But like I said, once you heard it, you couldn't

unhear it and they couldn't. It probably started, I'd say, late first quarter and went through

the entirety of the game. And for as much as there was to be frustrated by with that game from the, you know,

Miami defense flummoxing the Sixers to maybe some of their late game, uh, coming up short,

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