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Looks going for her lucky number 17 in a row today, and you're taking on a first-time player,

Mary from Maple Valley, who has a career that I've never even heard of before.

Oh, I'm curious. Mary works as something called the SQF Practitioner. Mary, what is that?

SQF. It's a safe quality food practitioner. I make sure that our facility is audit ready at all

times. Oh, you're in for me. Okay. You just make sure that like nobody's like dropping hair in

the food or something when they're making it. Is that what you're saying? Pretty much.

Oh, does that also mean you get to sample each food to make sure the quality is good?

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