Well, first of all, Spencer, before we get into this,

congrats to you because you have three wins in a row,

uh, in, or three wins at least out of four stages, right?

Yeah, three or four.

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I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with Johan Bernil. We're predicting stage five of the Tour de France, a 33 kilometer time trial starts and finish in the same place. So we don't

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