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Decision Day, FIFA's power, task, and so much more. But first joining me as always my friend,

my colleague, my guiding lights, David Mossier, a soccer savant and a Fox Soccer researcher

and writer extraordinaire. Mossie, how are you doing on this October? What do we got here? 15th in the year 2025.

I'm doing well, although as I told you when I came in, I was dealt a blow today. I came from the Century City Mall food court.

My favorite place down there has closed a Brazilian restaurant called Vaca Grill. I have other options. I have a deep bench over there, but

losing my top spot is unfortunate. Do we know if this is a temporary thing? Or was it shuttered?

Do you think it's just gone out of business, moved someplace else? Not confirmed that it's

closed permanently, but it had that feel. Okay. Now, you obviously a connoisseur and a proud Brazilian American.

What was it about this particular Brazilian place? Because there's Brazilian places, a lot of them in Los Angeles.

I'm being honest, just the convenience. I live very close to the Century City Mall, which is right

next to work as well. There's a similar place at theve, which is even better. I took my father there

when my parents were visiting. He said best became he's ever had in his life. Wow. Okay. Well,

we know you're a creature of habit. So if anybody ever wants to find you in Los Angeles,

you're pretty easily found. That's not an invitation to stalk David Mossie, but you know,

he's got his

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