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Hey, what's going on, guys?
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I'm going to show you today
how to...
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...do some console-based
IRC chat on a terminal...
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...because I can't get
to the console recording.
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So...
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what I did was
I want to chroot again...
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...into where I do all my dark stuff...
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...in the... in the console.
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Where is it? chroot...
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I want to change to...
I have a Slackware distro...
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...on the other side,
and I'm going to change to that...
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...because I've got a lot of programs
over there that are really cool to show.
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And I'll be working
from there for a while.
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Okay. Um, bash.
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All right.
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So, irssi, I don't know
if it's called irssi...
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...if it's called IRC.
I don't understand.
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But irssi is a...
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...terminal and console
chat client.
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So, if you don't want
to run X like I don't...
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...or if you just want to get more
intimate with the console...
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...and not be so much
of a button clicker, okay...
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...you can use this as a chat client.
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Okay, this came stock on, um...
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Slackware 14, okay?
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But I actually found it.
I found it on, um...
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I first ran into it...
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...at Linux Mint, okay?
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And you can get it just by saying,
you know, "sudo aptitude..."
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"...get... sudo aptitude
install irssi," all right?
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If you're using aptitude. If you're not,
then on Debian you can say "apt-get," okay?
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Slackware came with it...
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...or you could probably find the package...
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...and download it and compile it,
all that other good stuff like that.
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All right, so irssi is cool,
and I know I'm probably saying it wrong.
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Irssi's cool,
and it takes a couple parameters.
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Um, so I put those in a script,
and I made the script global.
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I'll show you that right now.
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I have a lot of stuff that
I want to do to build on it, but...
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...for right now,
it works pretty good.
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Let's cat it and, well, let's...
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And it's just this little...
nothing big.
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Um, so it takes a parameter
of a nickname, okay?
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And um, I think it can take more.
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I'm pretty sure it can take more,
but these are all the ones I have right now.
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So instead of all the time...
This is how you would use it.
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You would say "irssi connect"
to your server, right?
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And then you would have to
specify your nickname, okay?
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So let's do that now.
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I'm going to run this in screen
so I can do it on two sides.
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Must be connected to a terminal.
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What?
What's that mean?
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I am connected to terminal.
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I don't understand.
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Okay, so this is how you would...
you would start irssi.
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We say "irssi," okay,
and you connect to your server...
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...whatever your server may be.
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I'm going to use Freenode
as an example, okay?
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And um, that's freenode.org, okay?
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Um, or... we'll go over
that in a second.
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Let's just hit irssi straight, okay?
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Now, let's say...
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...connect, or let's say "server..."
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...irc.freenode.org."
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Okay.
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Now remember the forward slash
character over here in the front.
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If I get a mouse back.
Where's my mouse?
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Oh, God. It doesn't love me.
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It knows I haven't been using it
in the console...
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...and it doesn't love me, so...
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It runs away from me.
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Okay, so now we're connected
to the server, okay?
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Now after you connect to your server,
you have to specify a nickname, okay?
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So we will say...
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...we'll call ourselves "gogo100."
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Okay.
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So my nickname now is certified
as that or whatever.
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And now we have to go look for a room.
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And the way that we do that,
we would say "join," okay, and "#"...
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I'm not going to look for a room
while I'm making the video...
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...but let's say, okay, #catawba.
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Okay. There's nobody here.
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But that's how you would do it.
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If you look at the bottom there...
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...that's how you would say... first you
would connect to your server...
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...with the "server" command.
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And you specify your nickname
and then you join your chat room, okay?
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So, that's pretty cool.
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The way to get out of this,
you would say "bye,"
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...and you would leave like that, all right?
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But you have to put in the forward
slash, or it's not going to work.
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Now also, too, you can also say "help,"
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...okay, and you get
all kinds of stuff in here...
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...help commands
and everything else like that.
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All right, I'm not the irssi pro
or guru, so I don't know.
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But "clear," you can say "clear"
to clear up your terminal chat.
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And...
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I like... I like this chat.
It's pretty cool.
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I just started IRC chatting...
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...and, um, it seems to be
working out pretty fun.
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There's a lot of
intelligent stuff going on.
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You get in these special chats,
like your distro chats...
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...or your C programming chats
or whatever like that. It's...
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It's a good atmosphere
for Martians like me...
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...who don't have people
that care about what they're doing.
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So that's how you would do it.
Like I said, I put it in a simple script.
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And you can also connect to it
like this.
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You would then say "irc.freenode..."
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...org, okay?
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And then you can throw
the -n switch too for nickname...
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...and then you would put in your nickname.
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I think this is going to work,
but I'm not sure.
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Yeah, see?
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That's how you can do it.
So you can do it...
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So you can do it from a straight line
like that, and it would be a lot faster...
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...inside of here...
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...and I'm getting this "username
is certified or registered"...
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...or something like that.
I don't know. Doesn't really matter.
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And then I'm going to modify my script
so it says something like "join"...
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...automatically at my favorite chats,
or my favorite room or whatever.
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I don't know how to do that yet,
but that's what I'm going to do.
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So irssi also does
a nice little feature...
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...that lets you have a few more chats
or a few more windows open, too...
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...which I think is pretty cool.
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I'm going to join another room,
and I'm going to call it rogue...
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...rogue chicken.
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I'm just trying to pick rooms
that I know aren't occupied...
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...because I don't know if I can
just flash up and say, "Hi, YouTube!"
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All right, so...
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I can then say something like,
"window show"...
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...let me see, two.
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Yeah, okay.
So it split the window in half, all right?
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This here would be one chat room,
and this here would be the second...
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...you know what I mean? So...
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That's pretty cool. You can split
it up a few more times.
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I just learned that from somebody
on an IRC chat.
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So you can actually split windows in this,
because what I was doing, I was using screen.
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And screen was okay. Screen was, you know...
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...it's not too bad, but...
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...I wanted to know how to do it
without screen, if it was possible.
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And it is possible.
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So that's pretty cool, all right?
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Like I said, there's a ton
of stuff in here.
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Um, somehow you can't access
the help directory...
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...or the help function when you're
inside of a chat room, okay?
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So, I don't know...
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...how that... You would have to do
the help menu before you enter...
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...or after you left,
or whatever like that.
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But you can also say "window..."
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I'm going to say "hide,"
and it's going to give me an error.
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Yeah, it says "use window stick off,"
okay, so...
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We'll say 'window stick.'
We'll say 'off'.
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Window is not sticky anymore.
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Can I say 'bye' now?
Oh, it killed the whole thing.
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So, I'm not the best with urxvt,
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but it's... it's cool
if you want to just use the terminal,
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or if you just want to be in the console.
You know what I mean? You don't want to...
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you want to be closer to,
you know, getting familiar
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with the command line.
Here it is, it's pretty cool.
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So, that's okay.
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You'll see some stupid stuff in here.
I got little scripts and programs...
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...that I make to assist me
and everything else like that,
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and what I'm doing,
to make stuff a little shorter,
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...simpler for me.
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And maybe in the next one,
I'll go over how to...
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...how to put some of these scripts into...
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...how to make some
of these scripts global,
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so you don't have to actually go
to them all the time, okay?
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Like for instance,
you can see where I'm at.
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I'm in my... I'm in my root directory
right now.
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But if I type in 'urxvt'
and I hit 'start,' which is my own...
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...little program,
I'm automatically in urxvt, okay,
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from anywhere on my machine
that I... that I may be at, okay?
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So, I don't really have to go to,
you know, I don't have to cd into my...
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...my home, Doug, um,
you know, that's my little directory.
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I don't have to cd all the way
down into that...
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...that directory path
to access my application.
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I can use it from anywhere I want to.
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So, in the next one, I'll go over that
and show you how to...
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...make some stuff global.
And... that's that. Okay? So...
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Hopefully, you guys
are liking these tutes.
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And... I will catch y'all...
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...some other time.
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Peace out.
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