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And he would always say, I do have to go because he had to talk to everyone in the room.

But he'd always have a question very specific about the conversation that had been happening.

And we always leave with that question.

And I noticed the way it made everyone feel.

They just felt like they actually got a real experience with him and that they really had a conversation and that he really cared, which I think he seems like a person that does just care and loves meeting people and love story.

And it was, yeah, it was an incredibly warm room.

Yeah, because of him.

Right.

Well, thank you, Hugh, and thank you, Shane.

Okay, goodbye.

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