FH Mini 64 - Goofs Only 90s Kids Will Remember

[0:00] Hey everyone, and welcome to the Flophouse. I'm Dan McCoy.

[0:07] I'm Stuart Wellington. And I'm Elliot Kalin. You know me, Elliot.

[0:11] Yep, that's your name. Don't wear it out yourself. Let others do it for you.

[0:18] Use it or lose it.

[0:20] Hey, so this is a podcast that's normally about bad movies.

[0:23] That's our mission statement as stated on most of the old episodes,

[0:29] but we've started doing these little minis.

[0:31] It's what we're going to tell the devil when we get to hell.

[0:33] Yeah, we've started doing a few little minis.

[0:36] Every other week we do shows that are kind of just our own different weird formats.

[0:42] And yet again, I've gone back to the well, guys.

[0:46] I did a mini in the past called Goofs.

[0:51] And then I did another mini called Goofstoofs.

[0:56] Oh no.

[0:58] This rather than Geefstreefs is called Goofs 90s Kids Remember.

[1:05] Okay, so it's just a BuzzFeed article.

[1:08] Let's refresh ourselves on the Goofs concept.

[1:13] In case people are having trouble picking up the ball, yeah.

[1:17] The Goofs concept is thus.

[1:20] It is a contest between Elliot and Stuart with me as the game master where I give them an IMDb goof.

[1:30] And they have to guess what movie this goof comes from, what IMDb movie page this has been put on.

[1:39] And you have to remember that IMDb is largely user-generated in its content.

[1:48] It's not naturally occurring.

[1:51] Erosion doesn't cause IMDb.

[1:54] The idea of what constitutes a goof thus is somehow somewhat whimsically applied by the users and readers of IMDb.

[2:06] He's a dog though, right?

[2:09] Who? Which one?

[2:11] A dog with a son, yeah.

[2:14] What's his son's name? Is it also Goofy?

[2:17] Sam? Is that right?

[2:19] Is it Sam?

[2:20] It's probably Bernard.

[2:22] Maxwell?

[2:23] Oh no. We're going to look like real assholes.

[2:27] Jimberly? I think it's Jimberly.

[2:29] Because we've referenced the Goofy movie like a million times on this podcast.

[2:34] Which is wild because we don't even have a million episodes.

[2:37] And yet I know nothing about it.

[2:40] Other than that meme about Danny living like this.

[2:43] I think they go camping in it.

[2:45] I think that's a large part of the narrative.

[2:48] Sure, sure.

[2:49] So anyway, the point is I'm going to read off a goof.

[2:52] And you guys will have chances to say what movie you think this goof has been listed from.

[2:59] The Goofy movie?

[3:00] Did we start?

[3:01] What? No.

[3:03] We're going to go back and forth.

[3:06] Like a pendulum.

[3:37] Of the 90s.

[3:39] You got it.

[3:40] Okay, so we're getting the yin and the yang.

[3:43] That's right.

[3:44] So, the first round.

[3:47] These are the better 90s movies in the popular imagination.

[3:53] Goof's 90s kids remember.

[3:56] Dan throwing a little shade at the critically acclaimed 90s movies.

[4:00] I know.

[4:01] I'm old.

[4:02] I just want to specify like, hey, it may not be your favorite.

[4:05] But when we talk to General Acclaim, this is what's going on.

[4:10] And how is General Acclaim doing ever since his dishonorable discharge from the military?

[4:18] Yeah, now he has to sell insurance or whatever the fuck with Shaquille O'Neal.

[4:22] Yeah, with Shaquille O'Neal.

[4:24] So this first goof is for Elliot.

[4:29] I'm imagining now they're talking to the general and they're like, you cannot wear your uniform while you sell insurance.

[4:34] I'm sorry.

[4:35] It's so clearly outside the military code of ethics for you to wear your military uniform while you're selling.

[4:41] I mean, but that's why they hired him, Elliot.

[4:43] What else the fuck would he wear?

[4:45] That's why they hired me.

[4:46] Look, this is all I have.

[4:47] They took my attention away.

[4:49] I didn't know the rest of the scene was happening.

[4:52] All right.

[4:54] All right, Elliot.

[4:56] This is a goof from the 90s that a 90s kid like me would know.

[4:58] Yeah, check out this goof.

[5:00] You're going to be so embarrassed that they made this goof.

[5:02] This is – and this goof goes as such.

[5:06] Literally swallowing one's tongue is impossible.

[5:10] However, an unconscious person's tongue may sag backwards and block their airway, leading to suffocation.

[5:18] This is what is usually referred to by the phrase it is not a voluntary act.

[5:24] So what movie inspired this egregious goof about tongue swallowing from the 90s?

[5:34] Is that 7?

[5:35] It's not 7.

[5:37] Stuart, do you want to steal this one?

[5:39] Yeah, why don't I?

[5:41] The English Patient.

[5:46] Well, one can easily imagine someone going to some sort of English patient suffering from tongue swallowing.

[5:53] Oi, he's not tongue swaller.

[5:55] He swallowed his tongue, I say.

[5:57] Oh, wow.

[5:58] Is that Rafe?

[5:59] That was Rafe Fiennes as the doctor in the English Patient.

[6:04] This is Silence of the Lambs.

[6:06] The Silence of the Lambs.

[6:07] Oh, right, right.

[6:08] I got my serial killers movies in the 90s.

[6:11] I was pretty close.

[6:13] A reader of IMDb wants us to know that Hannibal Lecter could not have talked Miggs into swallowing his own tongue for, quote, being rude to Clarice, as he puts it.

[6:25] It seems like a misunderstanding of the situation.

[6:28] Yes, yes, yes, yes.

[6:29] Let's move on to number 2.

[6:32] This is for Stuart.

[6:34] Yes.

[6:35] Check out this goof.

[6:37] You are going to do a fucking flip take when you hear this goof.

[6:40] I'm going to flip my wing down.

[6:42] You're not going to be able to believe that they left it in the movie.

[6:45] How could they do this?

[6:46] Somebody better have gotten fires.

[6:48] Here's this primo goof.

[6:51] Mia draws a rectangle to call Vincent a square.

[6:56] What film is that?

[6:59] With a geometric error.

[7:03] Pulp Fiction.

[7:04] That's Pulp Fiction.

[7:06] That's the theme song to Pulp Fiction.

[7:08] I'm not even going to point out that it was a little unfair that Stuart's goof included the names of characters in the film.

[7:13] Don't worry.

[7:15] Don't worry.

[7:16] You'll get ones with characters, too, but.

[7:18] Dan, until I get one, I'm going to worry like Bill Murray.

[7:21] You also have to understand.

[7:23] Is that a thing?

[7:24] It rhymes, and I imagine he worries a lot.

[7:26] He gives off a cool guy vibe, but I imagine he worries quite a bit.

[7:30] Yeah, I am also less concerned.

[7:32] He doesn't worry like Tim Curry?

[7:34] No, Tim Curry doesn't do much of anything anymore, sadly.

[7:37] What the fuck, dude?

[7:39] I'm going to let you in on a little secret.

[7:41] I'm less concerned with the mechanics of the game and what makes a fair game and more about saying a bunch of funny goofs.

[7:49] I guess that's fair.

[7:51] And fair game is a 90s movie.

[7:53] Wow, we see the puppeteer's hands all of a sudden.

[7:56] Peek behind the curtain.

[7:58] Jigsaw goes, would you like to play a little game?

[8:00] Keeping in mind I don't really care that much about the fairness of the game or how the rules work.

[8:06] I'm just trying to kill you.

[8:08] It's just a vehicle for laughs.

[8:10] All right, Elliot, this one's for you.

[8:13] All of the toys are believed to have a soul within them, which makes them come alive.

[8:20] RC is seen falling behind because of low batteries.

[8:24] Since RC is alive, it would have no use for batteries.

[8:29] What film had this goof?

[8:31] I'm going to guess it's Toy Story, Dan.

[8:33] Yeah, that motherfucking goof was from Toy Story.

[8:35] I thought it was Toys with Robin Williams.

[8:37] At first I started thinking that too.

[8:39] Another 90s hit.

[8:41] New York questions.

[8:43] Well regarded.

[8:45] Toys is one of those movies, I remember seeing it on HBO multiple times as a kid and being like, why?

[8:50] Even as a kid I was like, I don't understand why this was made.

[8:52] I don't know the thinking behind it.

[8:54] Well, my thing is even as a kid I had conceptual issues with it.

[8:57] I was like, well, this is like a pacifist movie, but then at the end all of the quote-unquote peaceful toys go to war against the war toys.

[9:04] So what's the point?

[9:06] Well, much like the way the movie Ferdinand sells out the purpose of the book Ferdinand by having Ferdinand have to fight a matador at the end.

[9:14] So, okay.

[9:17] Goof.

[9:19] We're tie game.

[9:21] We're tie game.

[9:23] Stuart.

[9:25] Goofs for youth.

[9:27] For stoop.

[9:29] For stoop.

[9:31] You will not believe this fucking goof.

[9:35] My favorite part of the goofs game is Dan's build up of the goofs.

[9:38] Yeah.

[9:40] Imagine.

[9:42] He's sweating.

[9:44] What idiot let this goof get by into the fucking movie.

[9:49] Listeners, you can't see that steam is literally pouring out of Dan's ears.

[9:52] He even conceives of this, the idea of this goof.

[9:55] He's scrunching up his fedora in between his hands.

[9:58] He's so angry.

[10:00] of god would allow a goof like this to come into the world. Yeah, all right, here's a story, this

[10:05] goof is for you. The 1977 Corvette is described as being a car with a 350 cubic inch engine

[10:17] producing 325 horsepower, a 4.10 colon one rear-end gearing, having a four-speed manual,

[10:28] and an aftermarket intake manifold. This is not true, as this is a California car,

[10:34] it had the detuned L82 California emissions engine. This engine produced a mere 165 horsepower,

[10:44] and it's actually the least powerful factory V8 engine put in the Corvette. Even with a good

[10:50] aftermarket intake, this thing would not be close to 325 horsepower. It would need new cylinder heads

[10:58] a new camshaft, and a new carburetor to make it even close to 325 horsepower.

[11:06] What film had the audacity to make this goof? I am sick to my fucking stomach

[11:18] to feel like somebody cared so little for the viewer. It's like somebody spat in my face.

[11:29] It's a lack of respect. It's a lack of respect, yeah. Eat up this slop, just swallow it up,

[11:36] sheeple. Is it Fast and the Furious? I'm afraid that that's, uh, I believe that came out after

[11:44] the 90s. I think that was a 2000 or 2001 release. I was in college at the time.

[11:47] Okay, Elliot, you can steal. Elliot, what are you?

[11:52] I don't have a single idea what this movie involving a 1977 Corvette is so erroneously

[11:59] described. I'm just, I'm so angry I'm seeing red, and not the red of a beautiful Corvette. I can't

[12:03] even, I can't even imagine. So I'm going to say Forrest Gump. No, I'm sorry, you're both wrong.

[12:11] This is, uh, Boogie Nights, a film in which someone brags about their cars. Surely,

[12:17] surely it could not be possibly a character thing that they're getting all this car shit wrong that

[12:23] are bragging about. This is an audacious goof on behalf of the filmmakers. Invalidates the whole

[12:30] movie. Invalidates. Give that, give that movie four Pinocchios and make the noses look like

[12:35] penises because it's Boogie Nights. Why not? Hey, this, uh, this is for Elliot. This is the last,

[12:44] this is the last goof of the, uh, evening established classics side of the,

[12:52] the 90s round of goose. Um, okay, here we go. When Alice and Helena or Helena possibly

[13:00] are doing story problems, Alice says Joe has $2 50, which is a UK Australian construction,

[13:10] as opposed to the more American $2 and 50 cents or two 50. What a fucking goof guys.

[13:20] I cannot believe this person is allowed to still make movies.

[13:26] Goddamn goose. Maybe so mad.

[13:31] What movie do you think Elliot had this goof about the phrasing Joe has $2 50 versus $2 and 50 cents

[13:38] or two 50. Uh, the clues in there to reiterate, there are a couple of names. Yeah. Alice and

[13:49] Helena are doing story problems about someone named Joe. So if you have any memory of that,

[13:58] I, I do not something with something with school children in it. Uh, so I'm going to say the ice

[14:04] storm. It's not the ice storm. Uh, Stuart, do you think you can steal this one? Yeah.

[14:09] A kindergarten cop. Good guess. That may be an eighties movie, but I'm not sure.

[14:16] It's eyes wide shut, eyes wide shut. So at the end of round one, the score is tied one to one

[14:25] tough game. Turns out to be close. The goofs got me seeing red, you know? Yeah. It's just so hard

[14:33] to concentrate when these goofs get so mad. Uh, you know what might help you if you're getting,

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[14:57] And I can't legally probably say that this does anything to your blood pressure, but, uh,

[15:03] cause I, I have no medical knowledge about that, but you will feel calmer. I'll tell you that

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[15:57] That was Dan. You're so smooth. That was amazing. Uh, Dan, Stuart, I want to apologize.

[16:01] Kindergarten cup came out in 1990. So that was a respectable answer. I mean,

[16:08] it's a kindergarten. They wouldn't do word problems, but I was wrong. And I want to be

[16:11] the bigger man here and say, I apologize. Yeah, that means a lot, dude. Thank you.

[16:15] I guess you could say I really goofed on that one. Uh, I would, I would say that.

[16:22] Wow. Okay. Let's not say anything. We can't take back.

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[17:40] These last five goofs of the evening, I would say, are significant flops of the 90s,

[17:47] um, films that are looked on, uh, back upon with derision, if at all.

[17:55] Okay. Um, so let's, let's jump right into it. Stuart. Chain reaction. Stuart.

[18:02] You're up first. Got it. Here, here's this motherfucking goof. And it goes like,

[18:08] I need to calm down here. And that's just going to wind me up. In a filthy, lawless,

[18:15] post-apocalyptic world where the remaining humans are dressed in rags and barely surviving,

[18:23] Abby still keeps her armpits clean shaven. Abby, come on. Priorities. What are you,

[18:33] what kind of post-apocalyptic things are you not attending to just to keep those pits clean?

[18:40] So it's a trade-off is what you're saying. I don't know why this goof is so angry, but, uh,

[18:46] they seem upset about Abby and her shaving habits. Stuart, what movie do you think this could be?

[18:53] Is it Waterworld? Oh, it's not Waterworld. Oh, that would have been my first,

[19:00] first guess too, Stuart. Elliot, do you have another guess? So it's a post-apocalyptic world.

[19:09] They live, they're wearing rags and yet Abby's pits are unnaturally bare of hair.

[19:17] So they still have access to lasers or something. Guys, I'm getting angry and I'm also getting

[19:21] turned on about all this talk about armpits. I don't mean to trigger you so much. I mean,

[19:24] there is a deleted scene where she gets access to the strategic Nair reserve. So this should be

[19:29] moved to the incorrectly regarded as goof section. I'm going to, I'm going to say,

[19:32] I'm going to say, is it The Postman? It is The Postman, Elliot. Stuart, you were so close. It's

[19:37] the other Kevin Costner post-apocalyptic nineties flop. Okay. So Elliot. That was,

[19:44] that was, that was touching. I feel like that could have gone either way for both of us too.

[19:48] Yeah. Elliot, there we go. But for the grace of God, had you answered first,

[19:53] you would have said Waterworld. I would have said Waterworld. Yeah.

[20:00] just a regular guy. My midnight toker, Elliot. Those are your two options. They're two sides of the same coin.

[20:07] That was the thing, in the fucking movie Joker, which is obviously a genius movie,

[20:11] there was a moment when he looked down two paths and one path, he was going to become a midnight

[20:16] toker, but instead he became a joker. Yes, and he would have bedeviled Batman with late night

[20:22] marijuana related crimes. I'm imagining there's the one where the joker has a villain named the

[20:27] midnight toker, and he's going, we're not so different, you and I, two sides of the same coin.

[20:33] Okay, so Elliot, this is for you, and I got to warn you, as someone who grew up in the tri-state

[20:40] area, that's where it was, New Jersey, a New Jersey native, one of those three states,

[20:45] went to college in New York, lived in New York for years, this is gonna infuriate you, this

[20:52] fucking goof. I forgot you were setting me up for forage. Oh, you're gonna be so mad,

[20:59] as a native of the area, McCoy and Fallow are talking in a crowded subway car, and then back

[21:05] up into two empty seats. With that many people on the train, there would not be two easily

[21:11] accessible seats together available. Goof. That part, that last part was me editorializing.

[21:20] That was the soundboard. So McCoy, so Dan's in the movie, and so there's a scene in a subway.

[21:27] Were Hank McCoy the beast? That's true, could be. 90s,

[21:35] there's a scene in the subway, and it's a movie in the night, and this is the New York subway?

[21:39] It's a flop. You got to remember, this is a very important part of the clues for the

[21:45] second round. 1990s, there's a big flop. I'm gonna say Daybreak. Not Daybreak, Stuart, do you?

[21:56] Or Daylight? No. You know the one I'm talking about. No, I know which one you-

[22:00] The one with Sylvester Sloan raising the tunnel. Yeah, but that's not it. Is it Volcano? No,

[22:08] that's in Los Angeles, Elliot's current home. No, this is the Bonfire of the Vanities, McCoy

[22:16] and Fallow. You know what? I think of that as an 80s movie, too, because the book came out in the

[22:22] 80s. I should have remembered. Yeah, well, you know, the reason it flopped is this fucking goof,

[22:27] I'll tell you that. That's one. Yeah, roughly 80 pages of Julie Salomon's The Devil's Candy

[22:35] are about that goof. Stuart, Stuart, you're up. Okay. You're next in this goof troop,

[22:43] and it goes like this. While it might be possible to make the individual chains of a piece of chain

[22:50] mail with a single knitting needle and a pair of pliers, one cannot knit chain mail with two

[22:57] knitting needles. You goofballs.

[23:03] Oh, goofy goofers. This person's mad that someone knitted some chain mail in a film,

[23:12] and I could understand the rage, because certainly that could not be like a gag of

[23:18] some kind or just a bit of whimsy, but it must be a goof. An accurate rendition of pastimes, yeah.

[23:26] Yeah. I have a big 90s goof hole of a movie. Oh, man.

[23:42] Fuck, I feel like it's in there in my brain somewhere, and it's just bouncing around.

[23:48] Is it Battlefield Earth? That's a great guess. It is not Battlefield Earth. Elliot,

[23:56] do you have a guess? Dan, is it possibly Robin Hood Men in Tights? It is not that. I would love

[24:02] it if someone got mad at a Mel Brooks gag. Goof, at one point, you can see Mel Brooks in the movie

[24:09] directing the movie. Richard Lewis's mole keeps moving. No, that was Wild Wild West.

[24:17] Wild Wild West. I've actually never seen Wild Wild West. I actually haven't either. You are not

[24:24] missing much. Sounds pretty wild. Will Smith is one of the most charismatic actors of his

[24:32] generation. And beloved. Well, not beloved to Judd Apatow, who is concerned that Will Smith

[24:38] could be murdering people with punches. All right, Elliot, this next goof is for for you.

[24:45] This one. Oh, boy, you're going to get angry again. And I know your I know your feelings

[24:51] like clowns. All right. That's one. And one scene, Clown says he cannot stand the word God.

[25:00] Later in the movie, he says the word himself. Oh, my God, you look like crap.

[25:06] So in one scene, this clown says he doesn't can't stand the word God. But later on,

[25:12] he says, oh, my God, you look like crap. Impossible. Possible. Can't happen. Now,

[25:18] Stuart had a good guess, which is Akira. Again, again, I think that was eighty eight or eighty

[25:23] nine that they came out. But there's a character named Clown in it. I don't think he's ever named

[25:26] in the movie, but in the comics he certainly is. Hmm. I know so much more about that. So there's

[25:36] a clown. He's called Clown. No, we should talk about Akira for a while. I mean, Akira is it's

[25:42] think of the members of the movie. I reread the comics not too long ago, and it gets a little

[25:48] repetitive by the end. But it's so it's just amazing. So just an amazing. Yes, Dan, assemble

[25:54] a bunch of insane clowns in your in your head, like an insane clown posse, if you will, posse of

[25:59] them. Yeah, I'm writing them up. Imagine what what one could have said this in what context,

[26:07] what film context? Sure. Out of that insane clown posse. What what clown is the most 90s clown you

[26:14] can think of? Again, I don't really care about the game I'm helping you out because I think it's more

[26:20] makes better radio. Yeah. If someone gets something right, it's hard for me to imagine

[26:25] 90s movies with clowns in them at this point. I know it's probably, you know,

[26:30] just guess something. Toss it to Suze. We can move along. Let's just move along. Big top peewee.

[26:36] Big top peewee. Incorrect. Stewart, do you have a guess? I don't know, like Super Mario Brothers

[26:44] or something. No, no. I'm afraid, my friends, that was Spawn with, of course, John as clown.

[26:54] You should have said killer clown, Dan. And I would have I would have had a better idea.

[26:58] Well, then you think there'd be from outer space. That's a good point. That's a good

[27:01] should have said Michael J. White. That's that movie has the scene where clown shows up is the

[27:07] only thing about the movie that I remember is just a movie on the theaters that clown is standing

[27:12] there. Spawn's daughter opens the door and clown has his own head and it's his head starts to

[27:18] deflate and a balloon with his face on it starts to inflate and the balloon is talking and it looks

[27:23] bizarre. And Spawn's daughter does not react as if this is a strange thing. Like take pride that

[27:29] this clown's head is deflating while a balloon with his face is inflating. And it's that's when

[27:33] the movie lost me. That's a goof. Really? That was up until that point you were locked in.

[27:39] Yeah, I said this is amazing. I love the adventures of Spawn and

[27:42] Cagliostro or whatever his his mentor is named Al Simmons.

[27:48] This is OK. Well, here we go. It's the big finale, the grand finale. I say that because it's the last

[27:55] question. There's nothing goof. Yeah, nothing else about it. I mean, it's a fucking goof. Let

[28:01] me tell you that this is this is the rage virus directly injected into our eyeballs.

[28:07] Yeah. You're going to be so mad when you hear this goof. You're not. This is we're going to

[28:11] want to. These are professionals, guys. Yeah. These are professionals making this movie.

[28:16] They thought they were making a big movie and they let this crap on screen. And here it is.

[28:24] There is no reason for a chainsaw to be aboard a boat, especially a cruise ship. The chainsaw's

[28:32] sole purpose is to cut wood, specifically trees. Also, the exhaust fumes from running a gas

[28:40] powered chainsaw indoors would be hazardous to all involved. A little safety lesson

[28:48] in the middle of that goof. Stewart, it's good to know it's a public service.

[28:53] Wow. Yeah, I mean, I'm shaking. I'm crying. I'm throwing up

[29:00] this goof. I don't know. Is it like deep rising, maybe?

[29:06] Oh, Stuart, I'm afraid not, Elliot. Good, because that movie rules and it

[29:10] shouldn't be in the bad category. You know what this is?

[29:14] I'm OK. I'm going to, again, try like Stewart and try to make my way past

[29:18] how angry I feel that these things happen. When you saw it, there was so much rage that

[29:22] you went to a blackout to protect your brain. You've forgotten what film had this egregious

[29:30] goof that I must have seen it. And that's why I woke up with blood on my hands and no memory of

[29:34] how I had gotten to where I was. Is it Speed 2 Cruise Control? It is Speed 2 Cruise Control.

[29:43] So I think the final tally is three to one in Elliot's favor.

[29:48] That's wild shit. When Will Defoe's like covering his body in leeches, that's some wild shit.

[29:55] There's chainsaws on boats. They don't care.

[30:00] a low-scoring game on all sides today.

[30:02] Let's go right.

[30:03] Yeah, it was hard.

[30:04] I think we were blinded by our anger at the goofs.

[30:06] I think yeah.

[30:08] Well, I would like it by the goofs lit up like a goof in a motor in the

[30:11] night.

[30:11] Yeah.

[30:12] Yep.

[30:13] I thank all the the goof fans out there for taking a trip down goofy

[30:18] lane with us.

[30:20] Thank you to our producer.

[30:22] Alex Smith is at Howell Dottie on Twitter and thank you again for

[30:28] listening.

[30:29] I am Dan McCoy.

[30:30] I'm Stuart Wellington.

[30:32] I'm Elliot.

[30:33] Can't I can't even finish say my name.

[30:34] I'm just so mad about those goofs.

[30:36] Yeah, I can't get through the fury to say my own name is Elliot.

[30:39] Kayla Maximum fun.

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FH Mini 64 - Goofs Only 90s Kids Will Remember

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