Oswald Oschin

It's not my take.

I'm not taking credit for it, but I do believe, I do agree.

No, I need your piece on it.

Oh, my piece on it?

Yeah.

I will write that.

Maybe I'll write it for tomorrow, for the newsletter tomorrow.

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But...

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