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00:00Get ready for a game-changer!
00:03Brought to you by Chomsky's Potato Chips, it's Mike Trapp!
00:07Hey!
00:09Brought to you by Chomsky's Tater Tots, it's Grant O'Brien!
00:15Hey!
00:17And brought to you by Chomsky's Potato Allergy Medicine, it's Rekha Shunker!
00:23Hello! Hi! Great!
00:26And your host, me! I've been here the whole time.
00:32This is Game Changer, the only game show where the game changes every show.
00:36I'm your host, Sam Reich. I am joined today by these three lovely contestants.
00:40Now, you all understand how the game works.
00:43No, I do not.
00:44Right. That's because our players have no idea what game they're about to play.
00:47The only way to learn is by playing. The only way to win is by learning.
00:51And the only way to begin is by beginning. So without further ado, let's begin.
00:55Ash, could you bring out the table?
00:57Hmm. Hmm. Okay.
00:59Hmm. It's purple.
01:01Alright. Mike, would you please approach the table?
01:04Yeah, alright.
01:05You have, until I cut you off, to sell me frosting toothpaste.
01:12Ooh. Okay. Great.
01:16Sam, let me ask you something. Do you like cake?
01:19I like cake.
01:20Do you like frosting? I like frosting.
01:21Don't you wish you could have more frosting?
01:23Ooh.
01:24Might I put forward to you frosting toothpaste?
01:26Hmm.
01:27A way to make toothbrushing fun again and bring you more cake in your life.
01:30I like a trap. I'll give you a point for that. Very well done.
01:32Great. Wow.
01:33You can return to your podium.
01:34Very interesting.
01:35Interesting.
01:36Grant, would you approach the podium, please?
01:37You have, until I cut you off, to sell me a strobe reading lamp.
01:46Books. Movies.
01:52One happens in your mind. One happens on the screen.
01:56Sam, wouldn't it be nice to make a book more like a movie?
01:59To have that book flash at you over and over?
02:02Wouldn't you like to direct your own movie of imagination?
02:05Can I ask, where'd you grow up?
02:07I grew up in Cambridge, Mass.
02:08Was there a movie theater there in Cambridge, Massachusetts?
02:10There was.
02:11What was the name of it?
02:12It was the Copley Square Theater.
02:14Do you remember being a little boy, walking into the Copley Square Theater?
02:18The air conditioning just right. The chill in the air.
02:21Bucket of fragrant popcorn right on your lap.
02:24Fragrant.
02:26Well now, what if you didn't have any of that?
02:32That'd be better.
02:33So everybody buy a movie pass.
02:36I liked the analogy, and I will give you a point for that in this first round.
02:40Thank you. Hey, that's great. Thank you very much.
02:42Well done.
02:43Rebecca, will you approach the podium please?
02:46You have until I cut you off to sell me these giant hamburger gloves.
02:55Okay.
02:58Yeah, feel free.
02:59Now Sam, where are you from?
03:06I feel like I recently established this. I'm from Massachusetts.
03:09Okay. Gets chilly there.
03:10It does get chilly in Massachusetts. It does.
03:12And would you say it gets chilly burger there?
03:16This pitch only works if you say it gets chilly.
03:19Cool, cool, cool.
03:20So for my money, I will say, I'm from the East Coast. I love it.
03:24Gets a little cold.
03:25Totally does.
03:26What if there was just a warmer glove? And not only just warm, but fun.
03:28Do you like fun?
03:29I love fun.
03:30What was your childhood movie theater called?
03:34I like it, Rekha. I will give you the point.
03:37For now, you may return to your podium.
03:41You have until I cut you off to sell me an angry goose encounter.
03:49Lovely.
03:51Sam, are you familiar with geese?
03:53I am.
03:54Some might call them the assholes of the swan world.
03:58Ooh, that is correct.
03:59Now, you seem like an intelligent fellow. You seem like you're maybe from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
04:03Well, thanks.
04:04I have to imagine there that the best entertainment you could possibly imagine would be going to the Copley Square Theater.
04:11Getting a bucket of fragrant popcorn and an icy mug of root beer on your side.
04:15I do love root beer.
04:16Doesn't that sound like just a boring-ass way to spend your day?
04:19Sure.
04:20All right. You're looking for adventure. You're looking for excitement.
04:23You're looking for perhaps a risky encounter.
04:26We leave you in a beautiful park with one angry goose.
04:30One.
04:31And we tie five loaves of bread to the back of your shirt.
04:34Ooh, that's a twist.
04:35And we see how you would fare when the hunter becomes the hunted.
04:40Trap, out of a possible three points, I will give you two for angry goose encounter.
04:46I particularly like that tagline. That was well done.
04:48Interesting.
04:49I see you.
04:50Grant, you have until I cut you off to sell me stick-on nipples.
05:00He loves this.
05:03Ooh.
05:04Watch out.
05:05You wake up to the touch of satin.
05:09You're in a bed that isn't your own.
05:11Then out of the bathroom, a beautiful naked woman.
05:15She walks over to you.
05:17You can see in her eyes that she wants you.
05:19She wants you more than she's ever wanted anything in the world.
05:22Her fingers run across the back of your head.
05:25She gets into bed.
05:27You feel her breath on your neck.
05:30She brings a hand down your neck, across your chest.
05:36And then she gets to your nipples.
05:40And it feels like sandpaper.
05:43And the dry skin on her hands shred your nipples to tatters.
05:49Shred my nipples.
05:52You can have the magical encounter, the potential for love, which is what we all crave,
05:59without having terrible shredded nipples,
06:04by sticking these nipples under your chest before you go anywhere.
06:08I'm very moved.
06:10Three points for Grant O'Brien.
06:12Yes!
06:13This table's hot.
06:16Frankly, I don't know if that was enough to justify purchasing the nipples,
06:19but the delivery was enough that I didn't care, which I think is advertising.
06:22Hell yeah.
06:23Hell yeah.
06:24Break up.
06:26You have, till I cut you off, to sell me a Rubik's Cube that's all greens.
06:31Okay.
06:35Now say, where are you from?
06:39I'm from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
06:41Home to Harvard, yeah?
06:42Yes.
06:43Let me ask you. You're smart. You're a smart man, clearly.
06:45I mean, sure.
06:46Okay, but you have some doubts, right?
06:48I do. Some insecurities.
06:50And are those insecurities helpful to you at all?
06:52No.
06:53Then that doesn't help you move forward.
06:54I'd give anything to get rid of them.
06:57Intro. All green Rubik's Cube.
07:00Nothing makes you feel smarter.
07:03With my eyes closed, I've completed.
07:06You, too, can feel like a genius.
07:08Like the elite Harvard students that went to Crumbly Square.
07:11What the fuck is your movie called?
07:18Probably watching movies like Proof.
07:20Yes.
07:21And, I don't know, The Theory of Everything.
07:28Movies about smart men.
07:29When you, Sam, someone who doubts whether he's good enough to hang with the Harvard boys, is seeing...
07:36Doubt.
07:39Doubt. Or something else that relates to doubting yourself.
07:43Ten Things I Hate About Me.
07:46You walk in with this in your hand and they go,
07:49Dan, you're smart like the rest of us.
07:51Sonorary degree.
07:52Wow.
07:53If I'm honest, before Ten Things I Hate About Me, that was a two.
07:56Now that's a three. Well done.
07:58Yes, babe!
08:00Players, it's time for our first mini-game.
08:03The score's going into that mini-game.
08:04Trap with three points.
08:05Grant with four.
08:06Rake with four.
08:07I want to put the game on pause for a moment.
08:09And treat you as a kind of a focus group.
08:12I'm looking to create a new Game Changer logo.
08:15And I would love your feedback on the ones I'm about to show you.
08:18Okay.
08:19Now, of course, first person to buzz in and give me that feedback wins or loses.
08:22We shall see.
08:23Okay.
08:24Players, what do you think of this logo?
08:27Grant.
08:28It's too much like Google.
08:29You know what? Now that I look at it, you're absolutely right.
08:31It is very much like the Google logo.
08:33That would be a problem. I'm glad you caught that, Grant.
08:36Players, what do you think about this logo?
08:38That's Grant again.
08:39What?
08:40It's too much like Amazon.
08:41It is too much like Amazon.
08:42Shut up.
08:43Now that I look at it again, that's a point for Grant.
08:45Players, what do you think about this logo?
08:48Grant.
08:50You!
08:51It's too much like WeWork.
08:52What the hell?
08:53Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
08:54What did you say?
08:55Too much like WeWork.
08:56No, it's not. It's too much like FedEx.
08:57It is too much like FedEx.
08:58Fuck you.
08:59That is a point for Rake.
09:00There's a lot of arrow in there.
09:01Players.
09:04I should dock you points for that motherfucker.
09:06Players, what do you think about this logo?
09:11Rake.
09:12It's too much like Subway.
09:13It is too much like Subway.
09:14You got the arrows in there.
09:15Damn.
09:16It must be that I'm like holding all of these subconsciously.
09:21Players, what do you think about this logo?
09:25Grant.
09:26It's too much like Samsung.
09:27Yeah, you little airhorn bitch.
09:30Players, thoughts on this logo?
09:33Rake.
09:34It's too much like Baskin Robbins.
09:35That is correct.
09:36It is too much like Baskin Robbins.
09:38Well done, Rake.
09:39That's a point for you so far.
09:40Grant and Rake a tie.
09:42I just need to start buzzing in and assuming I'll know the answer.
09:45Players, what do you think about this logo?
09:49That is too much like the Pringles logo.
09:50It is too much like the Pringles logo.
09:51Also.
09:52Whoa.
09:53Is that Sam Pringles?
09:55That's me.
09:56Oh my God.
09:58Turned into the Pringles.
10:00Daddy Pringles.
10:01I mean, Sam, no kidding.
10:03That is fucking hot.
10:05That is.
10:06Holy shit.
10:07I am.
10:08He's hotter than the Jack in the Box guy.
10:10You did this last time too, the two of you.
10:12Oh my God.
10:13That is.
10:14Oh my God.
10:15Oh, magic.
10:16Oh Jesus.
10:17Once you pop, you never stop.
10:18Oh, pop me, daddy.
10:19Yeah, don't stop.
10:20Don't stop.
10:21Don't stop popping it.
10:22Don't stop popping it.
10:23Legal let me get away with this by a hair.
10:25By a beard.
10:27Players, what do you think about this logo?
10:29Trap.
10:30That is too much like the Hooters logo.
10:32It is.
10:33Players, what do you think about this logo?
10:35Trap.
10:36That looks too much like LinkedIn.
10:37It is too much like LinkedIn.
10:39Blame he's LinkedIn.
10:40I actually also do.
10:41I've started just buzzing it and assuming I'll get it.
10:43It's been a game changer for me.
10:44I'll try it.
10:45Game changer, so to speak.
10:46No, brother.
10:47No, brother.
10:48Wow, corporate chill.
10:49Notice that Trap is creeping up here with six points now, seven to seven.
10:52Players, thoughts on this logo?
10:54Oh shit.
10:55It's too much like Uniqlo's logo.
10:57Yes, it is.
10:58Boom.
10:59It's too much like Uniqlo's logo.
11:00Boom.
11:01Boom.
11:02Yeah.
11:03Yeah.
11:04Quickly.
11:05Huh?
11:06Please continue.
11:07Good one.
11:08Good one.
11:09Please do touch this buzzer after.
11:10Everyone else has mastered in the crook of the arm.
11:12God damn it.
11:13If you come near me, I'll spit on you.
11:15Just a friendly competition.
11:17Players, what do you think about this logo?
11:20Trap.
11:21Actually, it's too close to the HGTV logo.
11:24Yes, it is too close to HGTV.
11:27Very good.
11:28I have played practice rounds of this and no one has gotten there.
11:32Well, no one is Mike Trap, except me.
11:35Yeah, insufferable.
11:37Players, what about this logo?
11:42Trap.
11:43That's too close to the Toblerone logo.
11:45It is too close to the Toblerone logo.
11:47That's insane.
11:48Oh my God, look at Daddy Mountain up there.
11:50Daddy Mountain.
11:51Oh my God.
11:52Hard as a rock.
11:53He's fucking huge.
11:54He's huge.
11:55Oh fuck.
11:56Chunks of nougat.
11:57Look at that.
11:58Oh man.
11:59Thousands of climbers a year die because he's so fucking high.
12:01Oh fuck.
12:02Give me the big size.
12:03Yeah, yeah, yeah.
12:04Give me the big crevice.
12:05Yeah, give me the hexagon.
12:07That is the end of our first mini game.
12:09The points headed into round two are Trap with eight points,
12:12Grant with eight, Rekha with seven.
12:14Trap, you have until I cut you off to sell me lemon Parmesan.
12:22Ooh.
12:23You know, Italian food frequently makes use of both lemon juice and Parmesan cheese.
12:28This is true.
12:29And you seem like a man who is busy, a busy man with an important job
12:32that probably grew up around Crumbly Square,
12:34and you don't have time to juice those lemons and grate that Parmesan.
12:40You need to combine those all into one and save time with lemon Parmesan.
12:46Fair enough.
12:47Grant, you may ask one follow-up question.
12:49Would you take a bite?
12:50Grant, this is a fabulous product that I stand by 100% of the way.
12:55Of course I will take a bite of this.
12:58Oh.
12:59Oh.
13:00Oh.
13:01Ow.
13:02Ow.
13:03Now that, that's good eating.
13:06Rekha, you have a follow-up question if you want it.
13:08Would you take another bite?
13:10Rekha, I'm not going to lie.
13:12This is a delicious product that everyone can enjoy.
13:16Not only take another bite.
13:17It smells so good.
13:21Here we go.
13:23Mmm.
13:26Mmm.
13:29It's tangy.
13:30It's umami.
13:32It's got that hint of citrus zest that just brightens the whole thing up.
13:37Oh.
13:38What's up there?
13:39Oh, God.
13:40Oh, God, that's three points for Trap.
13:43Jesus Christ.
13:44Oh, my word.
13:46I'm sorry, Trap.
13:47I'm not.
13:48It's a delicious product that everyone can enjoy.
13:52Grant.
13:53No.
13:55You have, until I cut you off to sell me, a middle finger bonsai tree.
14:02Okay.
14:06It's 2019, and I feel weighted down with hate, with negativity, with sadness.
14:17I need to get it out of myself.
14:20To not have that in my heart, in my brain, in my soul.
14:25But there's nothing in my home that I can put that energy into to get it outside of myself.
14:32My goodness.
14:34This bush?
14:39I give to you, bush, all of my anger.
14:45Will you carry it for me?
14:48Grant, that was an unbelievable performance and a terrible pitch.
14:55Trap, follow-up question.
14:57Would you take a bite?
14:59Sure.
15:00No, no, no, no.
15:01No, no, no.
15:03No.
15:04Don't.
15:05Don't.
15:06Don't.
15:07Grant.
15:08Grant.
15:09Grant.
15:10I guess just don't swallow it, right?
15:11Don't swallow it.
15:12Because it's probably covered with paint and shit.
15:13Don't swallow it.
15:14Don't swallow it.
15:15Don't swallow it.
15:16Don't swallow it.
15:17Don't swallow it.
15:18Grant.
15:19Why didn't you expect us to eat the bush?
15:24Rekha, follow-up question.
15:26Okay, here's a question.
15:27Say I'm depressed, but I can't take care of a plant.
15:30I feel like it might be a high-maintenance kind of thing to have.
15:33Well, this is just glue and Styrofoam, as I found out.
15:37So it can't die because it was never alive.
15:39Wow, and that's really relatable.
15:42Anyway, that's two points for Grant.
15:44Rekha, you have until I cut you off to sell me a pubic hair paintbrush.
15:57Sam, where'd you grow up?
16:00Cambridge, Massachusetts.
16:02Is there a lot of art there?
16:03There is.
16:04It's an arty, arty community.
16:06Do you consider yourself an artist?
16:07I'd like to think I am, but, you know.
16:09It can be hard to, like, get yourself on the page.
16:11Totally.
16:12Totally.
16:14With the pubic hair brush,
16:16there is a direct line between yourself and the page.
16:19Using only the forcest, finest, stinkiest of your own pubic hair,
16:24paint yourself the picture of yourself that you want to be.
16:28Love that.
16:29Trapp, follow-up question?
16:30Yeah.
16:31Could I also...
16:38Grant's pitch for this last product
16:40mostly revolved around screaming obscenities at a bush.
16:43Could I also do the same thing with this product?
16:45This is a bush.
16:47That's what I'm saying.
16:48Grant, follow-up question?
16:49Where'd you get the pubes?
16:50Homegrown, baby.
16:51Oh, hell yeah.
16:52You can tell. Look at the color.
16:54Well done, Rekha.
16:55Two points for you.
16:57Trapp, you have until I cut you off to sell me a keyboard that is all Ps.
17:05Hmm.
17:06Key.
17:07Sam?
17:08Hmm?
17:09Don't you feel like, in our modern world,
17:11we are sometimes bombarded with choices?
17:13Hmm.
17:14You've got the big four streaming services.
17:16So true.
17:17Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and, of course, Dropout.
17:20For every product, you go to the toothpaste aisle,
17:23and it's like there's total control.
17:25There's whitening.
17:26There's frosting.
17:27Over and over again, you are bombarded with choices.
17:30Wouldn't it be easier, wouldn't it be nicer even,
17:32to have those choices narrowed down,
17:34to have a curated selection just for you?
17:37And that's what the P keyboard offers you.
17:39It is only the best letter of the alphabet.
17:41No choices to make, but the freedom to put your fingers wherever they want.
17:46I have a follow-up question for you.
17:47Yes.
17:48Why is P the best letter of the alphabet?
17:50Because it's perfect.
17:51Oh!
17:53Fuck!
17:54Goddamn!
17:56What is a lowercase b but an upside-down p?
17:58Ah!
17:59What is a lowercase q but a moved-around p?
18:01Ah!
18:02What is a lowercase d?
18:03The list goes on.
18:06I'm impressed.
18:07Rekha, follow-up question?
18:08Yes.
18:09If I wanted to write a simple email on this keyboard,
18:11something that said,
18:12Hi, did you get the memo?
18:14Rekha, what would that look like?
18:22Three points for Jeff!
18:24Back to your podium, sir!
18:27That was very impressive.
18:29Grant.
18:30Yep.
18:31You have until I cut you off
18:33to sell me
18:35flavored toilet paper.
18:38Yum-bum.
18:41Sam, if you're like me, you eat a lot of ass.
18:44You find someone to kneel,
18:47kneel on your bed, on your floor,
18:50you know, face down, ass up.
18:53That's the way I like to eat ass.
18:55I just go to town, my friend.
18:57I get my tongue so far up somebody,
19:00it's like I'm tasting their tonsils.
19:02I get so deep in there,
19:04I'm gonna burn myself with stomach acid.
19:07But every once in a while,
19:09you get a little piece of shit.
19:11You're working with a butt, that's okay.
19:13You can't get freaked out by it.
19:15You've got to stay focused on the task.
19:18But I don't like it.
19:19I'm not thrilled when it happens.
19:21Flavored toilet paper,
19:23sure, you'll still have little pieces of shit in your mouth
19:26from the butt that you're eating,
19:28but now it's gonna taste like strawberries.
19:30And that motto has guided Grant's whole life.
19:34Strat, follow-up question.
19:35I'm wondering why this is a better product than a shower.
19:39Uh, baby.
19:42Ain't no time.
19:43I had my ears closed for some of that,
19:46but I've never seen this crew laugh so much so far this game.
19:49So Grant, three points.
19:50Bang, bang.
19:51Wow, bum, bum.
19:52Bang, bum, bum.
19:54And it's only 15 calories in a whole roll.
19:56I mean, that's actually pretty good.
19:58You have until I cut you off to sell me
20:02a toaster that burns an image of James Spader.
20:06James Spader.
20:07Star of The Blacklist.
20:09Have you ever seen The Blacklist?
20:11I have, as a matter of fact.
20:12I would venture to say,
20:13I'm just pulling kind of everyone here,
20:15most people don't watch it.
20:18Let me ask you a follow-up question.
20:20Where did you grow up?
20:21Where did you grow up?
20:24I grew up in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
20:26Are there a lot of memorable people from your town?
20:28There's a few.
20:29Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.
20:31But those are kind of like exceptions, right?
20:33It's kind of hard to live up to that, right?
20:34How do you like them apples?
20:35Totally.
20:36Breakout?
20:37So, something that I feel kind of bad about,
20:39you know, you growing up in this time,
20:40it makes me sick at night,
20:42thinking that like, oh my god,
20:43you, the countless other talented people from Cambridge,
20:47could be forgotten.
20:49True.
20:50Do you have, am I remembering?
20:51Sure, like a fear of our very mortality.
20:54So you could build up this whole comedy company from nothing
20:57and kind of just wither away and be forgotten?
21:00Yeah, totally.
21:01Yeah, that's a fear.
21:02Mm-hmm.
21:05Uh-huh, yep.
21:06So, introducing the Spader Toaster.
21:12Let her finish, let her finish.
21:14What if...
21:15Bring it on home.
21:16What if people who were forgotten,
21:18like James Spader,
21:19could actually be ingrained, ingrained,
21:23into toast?
21:25Grant, what are your top five James Spader performances?
21:29Oh my god, I'm so glad you asked.
21:31Blacklist episode one,
21:32Blacklist episode two,
21:33Blacklist episode three, four, and five.
21:37Rekha, that was an impassioned pitch.
21:40Two points.
21:41But what if...
21:42I will give you the opportunity to come back
21:45in the next mini game.
21:47Our score is headed into that mini game,
21:49our trap with 14 points.
21:50Grant with 13, Rekha with 11.
21:52Players, in addition to a new logo for Game Changer,
21:55I really want to come up with a new tagline,
21:58and without sounding too ambitious,
22:00I really want to create one of the most memorable taglines
22:03in history.
22:04I really want something that just sounds perfect on the tongue,
22:07you know, something that melts in your mouth.
22:10But not in your head.
22:11That's a point for Grant.
22:12Bang!
22:13Nice.
22:14I could pay a writer to write one for me,
22:16obviously, you know,
22:17but there are some things money can't buy.
22:19For everything else, there's Mastercard.
22:21That is correct.
22:22That is a point for Trap.
22:23I'm not gonna get this.
22:25Maybe I should reach out to my friend in marketing.
22:27She's great at this.
22:28I don't know where she gets that kind of talent.
22:30Maybe she's born with it.
22:32Maybe it's Maybelline.
22:33It's illegal.
22:35Maybe it's illegal.
22:36That's a point for Grant.
22:38A good tagline should sit right next to a good logo,
22:42you know, like a good neighbor.
22:45Rekha.
22:46State Farm is there.
22:47That's right.
22:48That's a point for Rekha.
22:50A good logo and a good tagline should just pair perfectly together,
22:53you know, double your pleasure.
22:55Rekha.
22:56Statement is a greatment of double mint gum.
23:00What was that?
23:01It's the statement of the greatment, the double mint gum.
23:04Double your pleasure, double your fun is the statement of the greatment.
23:06Why do you keep making me say it?
23:08Because you didn't say double your fun.
23:09Double your fun!
23:10You said it, you said it.
23:11No, you fucking know what I mean!
23:14That's a point for Rekha.
23:15What else would be the statement of a greatment?
23:17Do TV shows have good taglines, though?
23:20I'm struggling to think of any.
23:22Then again, you know, it's the internet, right?
23:24It's not TV.
23:25Grant.
23:26It's HBO.
23:27That's a point for Grant.
23:28You'd think this would be easy, right?
23:30I mean, marketing is everywhere.
23:31It's practically what America runs on.
23:33Rekha.
23:34Dunkin' Donuts.
23:35That is correct.
23:36Point for Rekha.
23:37Am I overthinking this?
23:38Maybe I should gamble on one, you know, like what happens in Vegas.
23:42Grant.
23:43Stays in Vegas.
23:44That's a point for Grant.
23:45Or maybe I should just go ahead and pick a tagline, you know?
23:48Be a quicker picker.
23:49Grant.
23:50Upper.
23:51Bounty.
23:52That is correct.
23:53That is a point for Grant.
23:54You know, I really should probably just...
23:58Do it.
23:59Nike.
24:00That point goes to Rekha.
24:03That's it for us here at Game Changer.
24:05The final score is Trapp with 15 points.
24:07Grant with 18.
24:09Rekha with 15.
24:10Grant, that means you are our winner here today.
24:14Very well done.
24:16In order to balance out this very commercial episode,
24:19you win an annual membership to a botanical garden
24:22that I actually happen to love a great deal.
24:24Yes.
24:25That's gorgeous.
24:26That's wonderful.
24:27Yeah.
24:28That's for you.
24:29That's really nice.
24:30That's it for us here at Game Changer.
24:31I'm Sam Reich reminding you that nothing solves insert problem here
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24:37Good night.
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