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The Seattle Hills Jones is there!

Good snap, good hold, kick is good!

Washington wins it!

You know, I don't have a lot of sympathy, fan sympathy for New York Giants fans.

In my lifetime, I grew up in New York.

And in my lifetime, they've been to the Super Bowl in 1986, 1990, 2007.

2012, all wins.

Went to another year in 2000 and lost.

They've been to Super Bowl five times.

And yet four W's and all those wins are kind of famous Super Bowl wins.

So when Giants fans get fired up like they did tonight in the wake of a really painful 30-29 loss

to the Washington football team, you know, the text buddies,

I'll give them their space to mourn the loss.

But when I start seeing texts like, nobody knows how to lose heartbreakers like the Giants.

It's like, check your privilege, bro.

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