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I don't want to say like touchy feel, but kind of more emotional like Demi's versus maybe

“a more, you know, Belgian kind of environment. So I think, you know, you got to find what works for”

you and your personality and training style and go for it, but I also hear what you're saying about Paul as Team 2 about UAE because that's the opposite of what's going on emotionally from Demi's team. You know, where you have three different leaders and you saw today, well actually not two different leaders and you have Paula working on the front today, which makes no sense. And we are back. Take two. I'm not sure if the world knows that this is take two, but it is

take two. I'm Lance Armstrong, Mari Holden, Allison Tetrick. Talking about stage two of the Tour de France, fam of ex-wifed Mal. Where'd we do? Four Mal. Egla, to Geneva. Egla, to Geneva. Okay. All right.

No, we say we Americans need Geneva. Incredible, incredible. When by Lorraine and we was what

we did not need today was a photo finish. No. Actually, it actually a photo finish. It would have been interesting just to count exactly how many bike links she won by. I mean, I just generally said five plus, it might have been eight. It was a lot, five plus. Yeah. What a dominant performance. And two in a row and winning in yellow. A nail bider for Riana Marcus and we didn't actually get to see the catch unfortunately. So it was very close and like you said Lance until

it was not close at all, because you wonder why they were doing it. Yeah, that's true. I want to get it. I mean, even once to bring we've us to the line when you know she's that dominant. But fun fact today is her 133rd career win. Wow. Yes, her 15th win of the season. And this would be your seventh Tour de France, fam of ex-wifed stage wins. So she is a leading that competition. The second that would be Damie and Vos with both three statements. Oh, wow. Okay. Yeah, I mean, that is the

question is, well, I do think Riana Marcus wrote an incredible race. I want to hear in a little bit, I would just want to talk about the dynamics of being not just in a breakaway, but even a solo breakaway, you know, she seems like a specialist. If you're really a specialist, there is a way to play it. But I just want to tease that out and we'll get into it. She looked like she had played it. But as is the case, most of the time, and I get a lot of questions from just the casual watcher.

How is it that they always catch them right at the end? Of course today. In this case, they were

helped. I mean, I think we're all sitting here scratching our heads going, why would anybody? I mean, you saw the result, right? And I think everybody there. Why do we saw SD works like loose the ability to chase? Right. Right. So if you're the other teams, I mean, the the head scratcher is, is why can tribute? Just let them do the work. By the way, fast forward, you're right or one by eight by clanks. I don't know. I really don't know. I'm kind of like a head scratcher.

“I feel like maybe they just don't like women. That's what I was thinking. Like, I think”

Rihanna Marcus is a nice girl, so maybe they're not trying to chase her, but why are they bringing the fastest sprinter in the world to the line to then just wax the competition like that. And at the end, it was level U of Jka doing the taking over for SD works when they blew up and they get fifth. Yeah. Well, I mean, it kind of goes against what you were raised to believe in to do. Like, try your best. We have to try. But in this case, it's a cycling. Like, they're a strategy.

There are tactics. There are ways to, I mean, you just let the other team, I mean, if it's seemed like panic, though, you know, I mean, it just seemed like that team thought all of a sudden that, oh my god, the the win is up the road and they just went into panic mode and started chasing because why else do you note, do you really think their director was back in the car, like putting them all in the front saying, like, when they saw how, be this sprinter yesterday? And she's trying to

“always hurry up exactly like, you're okay. Why would they be the ones to try and do this?”

Well, it is interesting. We don't have at least I haven't heard yet this year. The radio community, you know, during the Tour de France fan or Tour de France of Egg Men, they might not have not a lot, but there's a fair amount of public broadcast of the race radio. I haven't heard that yet. So I we don't know. Yeah, we don't know. I'd be curious. Um, then I'm just curious to why there's not more efforts early in the race to get away. Like,

you know, obviously random Marcus, she did do that and she wrote an incredible race.

This is something we haven't seen yet. This is almost aged too. But these breaks are albianis. They're not threatening breaks. There's no one in the break that is going to contest although, like a man to scrap, got in at a couple times. I mean, there were some riders who got in there who are concerned, but they had, you know, five women in the

break, then they lose a couple on the hills and a couple more bridge. It was never something where

it was going to be out of control, you know. And then until we haven't went. So if you're these other teams on a stage like this, where I mean, it's built for Wevis. We saw her yesterday,

“Conquerors of Climes, she's the fastest printer in the world. What do you do? I think no team did”

anything to beat with us today. They didn't make the race hard enough. They didn't do anything except Riana Mark is definitely gave her one for her money for sure, two-time Dutch national time trial champion. Lance, you'll love this. She's also racist. Those beat races. You love so much. Anne, get this. We've talked about this. I know. I know. That would be very hard, by the way. Yeah. Yeah. So you know she can do the power, right? She looks great on the bike. I mean, I

comment I was like, wow, look at beautiful right. Beautiful rider. And she is actually her younger sister, races for SDWorks. So her younger sister was actually chasing her. Oh, gosh. But today was announced her younger sister is leaving for these molyce of like, leaving a SDWorks. You know, you were saying earlier, Ali, how maybe they just don't like women. And I mean, I think I thought it was kind of a ridiculous, I thought it was kind of a silly comment.

But really, if people didn't like women, they would have let SDWorks die and let track the win. Because like, that would be not liking that. Yeah, liking wins. That's true. I'm sure they actually love SDWorks and are working really hard to make it. So they don't have to do anything to win a race. I mean, it just made no sense. Thanks for helping my really bad joke, because there was some girl fights yesterday. There was some, there was some, you know, girl fights. We're getting into this, you know,

“there was that crash 1.4K to go. And so I was just asking you know, what what are these teams do?”

And, and Lisa Balsamo from Little Trek says, you know, well, there's always this one rider

that is causing these crashes. But you look at it, you go, okay, you're, you're talking about pattern officer who's on level with Jacob who got fifth today. And I'm like, we, why call this out? And also, then maybe don't get on our wheel. Get on somebody else's wheel. So are you saying then that live chased because they don't like track? I don't know. Maybe even though they knew they were going to win, they're going to, like, make it so they don't win. I think that they just started

way too late. Did not make the race hard enough from weakness. Great. And I just don't know, Lance, what would you do if you're these teams? How do you beat weakness? That is the question. How do you beat you? It's not a case for SD Park. You wouldn't really help. You wouldn't help at all. You wouldn't help at all. You wouldn't, I mean, you would try to put people on the break. You would have more people

“on the break. And if it's coming down like it did today. I mean, Anna Marcus was holding 30 seconds”

right up until three or four kilometers to go. I'm watching this go on. She might make it. Yeah. But, um, and just to back to the breakaway thing and for people who are maybe just getting in cycling or you young kids out there, there are specialists that get in breakaways and they know, they sort of know the flow of the race. And I was sort of questioning whether as I'm watching her, I'm like, does she, she might have this, she might know the flow, right? And the flow is,

you get in the break, one would think, well, it's hard as you can all day long and hope you stay away. That's one thought. Now, the true breakaway specialist doesn't do that. They try as hard as they can to get in the breakaway. They establish a gap, which is whatever it is, one minute, two minutes, five minutes, and then they back off because they know that the Peloton is backing off, right? The Peloton is saying, okay, well, let them sit, let them sit out there and stew. The smart breakaway

rider says, okay, I know you're letting quote unquote letting me stew, but I am also going 80%. Right. I am, because they're going to regulate where you are. They're going to keep you there. So you're also saving, like they are saving, um, the, you know, the 100% effort, the maximum effort until the end when they start to accelerate. So you really just try to to shadowbox with the Peloton. And I'm watching this going as it stayed 30 seconds and there was a few kilometers

where she started to actually put, I was like, wow, she might be one of these specialists and knows how to shadowbox, you know, again, go bunch of teams, Josh and this before. I mean, it can be

good. Yeah, I mean, she's done it before and so watching her do it again, I mean, at first I thought

for sure there was no way she was going to make it, but like you said when she was holding it there and then kind of extended a little bit was pretty shocking, you know, you know, you know, had to be sitting in the car just going, yes, I know. We were cheering for, we were cheering for, I mean, should we just, can I call her? Can I call her? Can I make that same? No. I'm gonna give the boom stick. I mean, I do love 133 career wins and, you know, 15 wins this year,

boom stick, move the day to reanna Marcus. Okay. And I think well deserved. Well deserved. But I want to bring it back one second to S.D. Works because they actually put Anna Vandenberg

in up there too. And when they started doing that, their GC writer, who's also an incredible time

trialist and she couldn't, like, they couldn't bring it back as a group. That was pretty interesting. I thought. And then Kepeki came up and, you know, did the last time. It did a really great pull of it. Till her two minutes he made from lift, took over. Yeah. Well, they talked about that on the peacock. It was surprising that Vandenberg and was up there. Yeah. Would you do that? Would you be pulling back a break? As a GC writer? Uh, probably not in lieu of, and we were, of course, at the

end of the show. I was like, I have to show her going to look at tomorrow's stage. I mean, in lieu of that, I mean, I'm looking at tomorrow's stage just here on my screen. A pill foot start, like, probably not. No. But, but, but, uh, they probably had to. Yeah. And I wish things that they think that this is their best chance. Like, having to turn it right now, get it right. Yeah. They got to go for it. Because Vandenberg is good, but it's not like she's been as good as, uh, Demi. No. That's great.

It's good. Yeah. Yeah. She said her best goal is top five. So in lieu of the UCI weighing,

“we business bike in this qualifyinger. What other way? Do you beat her in a sprint?”

She's that good. Uh, wait for an uphill finish. Yeah. The whole, the whole peloton is working for her to win. And we're happy for today's show brought to you by Pioneer Pastures. Full disclosure. I love this product so much. I invested in the company. I was drinking it way before I ever put in a dime. Pioneer Pastures shakes are real A2 dairy, lactose free 30 grams of protein, two grams of sugar, no seed oils, no artificial sweeteners, and none of that chalky feeling

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stage, plants are favorite topic, the UCI. Yeah. I know. Start it. We started at the UCI headquarters. Yeah. Good luck because they knew that because yesterday four yellow cards, 22, 50, Franks and Fines, some I found pretty interesting. Like our girl Pauline gets a warning for jumping on a on a sidewalk and normally you go, okay, don't jump on sidewalks to gain position. You know, we know that's a, that's a, that's a no, no. She got on a sidewalk to avoid the crash. Her and Lily

Williams get this warning from the UCI, like, fine for whatever, at least I didn't, like, lose UCI points or get dark points. You know, it'd be nice if they would spend some time worrying about things that actually matter. Yeah. Of course, marshes. Yeah. Like, making it safe for riders, so you're not getting in situations like that. I mean, you know, they blame a lot on the athletes, but at the same time, they need to take some responsibility for it. By the way, kids, it may not be

“necessarily encouraged to jump on sidewalks, but if you have to get in position and you are not”

finding a way to get in position on the road and there's a sidewalk. Yeah. Of course, if there's a crash, you got to get around the crash. But if you have to be in position, go on the sidewalk. One of my best breaks got in the world is a lot of time. You know what? Hey, hey, the fine,

if it's that critical, and you have to be in position, pay the fine, go on the sidewalk.

And made it to the top first, worth the fine. Yeah. Yeah. And then I was a little confused, because we had all those fun stats yesterday about the best young rider jersey and just interested. And I got home and I saw Paula Blassey was in the white jersey. I thought, oh, that would have been interesting to talk about. Then I realized, wait, why is she in the best young rider's jersey? So it turns out, she didn't even know. She barely made the podium presentation because they

forgot to update the race Bible from last year. So you technically could be this year. It's a U2-4, U2-3 jersey instead. So she is 23 years old currently, but she's not under 23. Yeah. So it's so confusing to be so confusing. Yeah. So a little triple. Like you're supposed to, like the information you hand out is a rulebook. Should be the rules. I mean, you know, I must say, update you and tell you the day before that the rules have changed. Yeah. I think it's

“all so confusing. But I think that's why she's in it. But I also think it's totally amazing,”

because we talked about this yesterday. Yeah. And not so much what the rule is and where we draw the line. And you were born on what day? I don't know. What's interesting is that the

the Twitter france family of ex-wift is sort of setting the trend. And I think that will extend

“to the men's tour. I wake up the day and I'm like, oh God. I don't know. But with the U2-3,”

so that she is 23 years old. But little track, though, goes to the podium to take the Canadian Isabella Hallgram and says, OK, here's our, she's the best young writer and they go, no, no, Paul Blossie has it. And he's like, what? They did say something in the manager's meeting. So I guess little track didn't listen. And the manager's meeting. But it's not U2-3. But if they went with U2-3, it would take the 26 eligible writers. I talked about yesterday, which is 17.7% of the Peloton,

and it only be 12 eligible writers this year. All right. So I did just calm down Spencer. All right. I found it interesting. All right. I don't want that hat. I don't want that hat. I don't want it. This is, I don't know. We don't want the propeller hat. All right. Let's, uh, let's look at tomorrow's stage because, uh, out of the gate. Oh. Ouch. Yeah. Ouch. Yeah. It's going to be just like, I feel like. That's amazing. But in it should. I mean, this should be this should, um,

people should be just out the back immediate, right out of the gate. They were out the back today, and I'm ready worried. Yeah. So this then, and there are a few things about tomorrow's stage. It's interesting. I mean, obviously kicking off with an 11.4 K climb at 6.3% category one. Earlier, earlier, the stage is 156 kilometers long. This, the top of this is 23. They have stuff to sort out the rest of the day. And then you have what three more categorized climbs.

You have a, uh, points bonus screen. Green jersey sprint. And then, who? Yeah. And then the area. And just past that cat at last category four, you actually have a time bonus sprint for GC,

which is that category two. There's also another uncategorized Blake. Yeah. It's never what

it's showing 2500 meters. So we're looking at 8,000 feet of climbing. It's a lot of 28,200 feet.

“And 95 degrees. Mostly most of the day. I think that really starts to be these stages are”

later. They're, they're, they're, they finish later. They start later and finish later than the men's tour about an hour later. So, you know, the men's tour roughly, every day they try to finish about 5 p.m. These are all scheduled to finish at 6 p.m. What does that mean? That means that they're just in this sun even longer. It's going to actually hotter for them than for the men. It's going to be hot. I mean, 95 degrees, basically all day long. If you finish at 6 o'clock,

this stage starts at one or two p.m. Yeah. How much? Well, watching them today, they were dumping water on themselves like from the first 30 k's. I mean, they were really, it was 94 degrees today. When was an effect or like we thought it might be? Good news. Tomorrow, 4k in, we enter France. I was going to say we dig a bite to France. It's a surprise I couldn't. I don't know.

But the tour to France, them of ex-wifed is now officially in France. It always

confuses me when it's a tour to France and then we're in like Switzerland. We're in like Bulgaria. We're in Italy. We're in London. I don't know. I don't know. I made that up. Maybe Bulgaria or most of the stage. Also, though, this first climb we do 11.4k, 6.3% cold-a-ficial. The tour to France has done it 41 times. I vexed the men. So, Lance, I bet you have done this. But we have to ask you on. I don't remember. I have no idea. And I will not know

when I watch it. Well, what do you think? Who wins tomorrow? I think it's full.

“It's a good question. Here's the thing. If I'm looking at this, I'm going cheese.”

The race really does. I mean, as a huge downhill, up to 131k. So, it's going to be a hard race until then you have this big downhill and then it kind of rules to the finish. But I don't know. It'll be a juicy group. Is it a mate you think? No, I don't know. No, I don't. I don't break away. I don't. If it's somebody else. So, I would think it's someone like Borgheni. I guess I've said her name a couple times now.

But I think in a small group, she can make it over the climbs. I thought Lamborghini looked great. She looked good. She looked good today. And yeah, I think this bonus sprint is going to keep the group together. Because that's at 132.4k. It's 150. So, you have got 20k in between the bonus point. And that's after a climb at 60 meters, 600 meters after the crest of the climb. So, I think it's going to be a reduced

bunch sprint of GC contenders and strong classic type rides. Because I just wonder if people who

can make it over those first few climbs, even if they regroup on the descent and stuff,

the group that you're going to end up with is concerned about the time trial the next day, because if it's a group of 10 or something like that, or 15, most of them probably think that they can do pretty well. And the time trial I want to see what's going to happen. There are verses going off in a break. But it would be totally wrong. I'm going to go with Kim look court. Okay, that's good call. Yeah. Our African jersey,

that picture up. I know. I know. Kim, let us know when the train can is. But if a break were to go, you would think like it would go around that 95 after they regroup on the on that descent.

The time bonus. Yeah, because right after the time bonus, basically in uphill, time bonus. Yeah,

“it's up. I'll sprinkle. Oh, be exciting, guys. I think tomorrow is going to”

going to show some cards. Yeah, sure. Yeah, little space. Not just UCI yellow cards, I hope. Here we got some collars on the line, not on the line. That would be fun. No, I do not want life. Be careful with Jewish formats. You don't want to. I don't know. Our number two, give us a call. 9707182736. Colton, call number one. Hi, my name is Ken Z. Calling from Montana. And I am a first time fan

washer. And a bit of a new when it comes to cycling. And I was hoping that you would discuss the team dynamic a little bit. I know in the past, Demi Ballering has had some challenges with team,

and not feeling very supported. And I just am curious about that dynamic. I think so much

super excited for more fun. Thanks, Ken Z. Speaking of girls, not looking girls. I made a such a bad joke. I apologize people. That was funny. That's you. That's you. No, it's you know, you know, the zero filter that when you said it, I was like, wow. She said that out loud. She said that out loud. She did say it out loud. Sorry, I'm not very nice. I think it was her name was Ken Z. She's exactly right about the

team dynamic. But I think if you're, you guys know a lot more than me, feels like she's found her place. I can everybody knows what everybody's doing and she's very happy and her seems very professional. And they definitely go out of their way to make her comfortable. Like we were talking about the other day where at her team camp, she was allowed to kind of bring in her boyfriend or at her husband's boyfriend, like letting her kind of have somewhat feeling like home there. So I think

“she seems really happy in that environment. Yeah, but I think she, you have to find that right team”

and Mari, you know, you've been a team director. You've been Olympian World Champion professional writer. Lance, you know, you've dealt with team dynamics too. When there's multiple leaders, you want to build a team, you know, you've kept George around this long, right? You know, you build people. They wrapped it. You trust that you enjoy spending time with. Even though you don't write together that much anymore. But yeah, there you go. But there is something about building

that team is up to the support staff, like the directors, the team owners, and the writers, and depends how much leadership that writer has. I can see Damie now having much more leadership and ownership of this team. And I think that does come to be interesting when we're going to look at what UAE will happen to UAE in these dynamics. And I will say personally, it's just like working on any company or any team that you are on. Like there's going to be some

people you like better than others. And so I'm going to be more competitive with and some that you want to roommate with than some that you don't. Well, and I guess that's one of the things that is so important is putting yourself in the right situation. So if that's the question that Ken Z's

“asking, like, how do you get in the right team situation? I think it would be finding the environment”

that's right for you because each team is going to have a different style and maybe you work better in a style that's more, I don't want to say like touch you feel like a kind of more emotional, like Damie's versus maybe a more, you know, Belgian kind of environment. So I think, you know, you got to find what works for you and your personality and training style and go for it. But but I also hear what you're saying about Paul as team to you about UAE because that's the

opposite of what's going on emotionally from Damie's team. You know, where you have three different leaders and you saw today, well actually now two different leaders and you have Paula working on the front today, which makes no sense. And Damie was, of course, to bring specialized with her, which I think that's a big deal just knowing because it isn't just a bicycle and a helmet and a pair of shoes or whatever, it's everything that specialized brains, right? You've got the people, the

technical people that you're used to dealing with and making sure that your equipment is dialed. This is going to be one now Red Ball, too. Red Ball coming in, you know, probably via a quick cake Courtney, but it starts to look really, really cool. And of course, on the technical

piece, this is for the first time ever, it's going to be a key factor in two days with central.

Like she would have, yeah, that's a very, very specific piece of of technology for, you know, for a bike and for the fit. Yeah, so I also think that Damie with her, she's been very public about her mental health and, you know, what's important to her. I mean, a lot of her posts are about,

important, like, piece for her and being successful. Grader ship styles, team dynamics. I don't know,

I've been a domestic and a GC rider and I have hated working for some of my leaders, so we'll tell you that it's good to like the people you're working for. All right, call number two. Hi, my name is Greta and I'm from Charlotte, Miss Carolina. Me and my family are wondering how the girls go to the bathroom when they're riding their bikes. Oh, Greta. Greta sounds like she's young. Yeah, I love Greta. Yeah, I've ever gone camping. Greta, I don't know if you're watching or not, but I'm going to stay out of

this one. Yeah, nature breaks on on the bike are similar to camping. There's a good time in the race where if things are slowing down and hopefully you're not in somebody's front yard, but most of our bibs have a contraption that I call free to pee with like a magnet or something in the back that you can unhook your bibs, pull them down so you don't un-jip your jersey because you think about your radio and all this stuff. This is new news. I did not know that. You did not know that.

My specialized bibs have this. I just assumed you just stripped. Listen, that's to be real. The one thing I can say to Greta. We got a decipher between number one and number two. Oh. Okay.

“Now we're not going to talk about number two. Thank God. Do you need to have black shorts on today?”

She changed her white shorts to black shorts today. Okay, well that way, not we're also not going to get into that, but we're just going to stick with number one's here. Okay, thanks for the clarification. I was going to stick with number one as well with the number one. I didn't know that. Yeah, that's it. Wow. It's a good thing. I mean, make sense. These stages are three, four or five hours long. These women are obviously fully have to be fully hydrated. There is going to have to be some

damn. So it's similar to the men's peloton as far as the dynamic when the appropriate time to take a nature break is. Like, the race isn't going full gas. You usually look for team leaders,

whether that's the yellow jersey or like a matriarch of the peloton. Like, I always know who I can

trust that they're being. I can pee when they're being because I'm not going to get dropped because the peloton will wait or their team cars are trustworthy enough that you can get back in. You are looking for modesty issues because it's a little more difficult for women to have those nature breaks because even with the free to pee part where you can pull down your bibs without completely disrobbing, we do not have external plumbing. Like, so well, you know,

folks are stating now. I'm just going back to what I said earlier. You kind of grow up, taught certain things and you learn things. And, you know, you learn something every day. Learn something new every day. And so today this I did not know it. So Greta, I am so thankful that you clarified this. Like, my wife and she writes all the time. She doesn't have one of these contraptions or maybe it's just -- Well, they're just a part of it now. Like, the way that -- I don't know.

I have a lot of women's shorts now tend to have something that's something or just a last get that elastic that stretches more or something like that. Whether it's a, you know, and then, of course, probably help. I mean, all these jerseys are full zip jerseys, right?

“So, if you, you know what? Or they're wearing skin suits and stuff so you have to pull it.”

Like, this is -- You got radios and snacks in your pocket. Like, it's very complicated. It's written. They raise some real curious and Charlotte. Right, I would love your question. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, hell. You're learning George country. So, hell. Now, let me get this straight. How's these women doing this over here? You know, I don't a bak all day and a hot bright. I think my favorite one is we were riding once in -- Don't shoot the balloon.

We had to -- We wanted to -- We wanted a nature break and I think it was Kristen Armstrong, and she did not want the nature breaks. So, she's like, no, we go full gas, right? And the pelotons, like, we want this nature break. She goes, if you need a pee, you're not riding hard enough. No. So, we went so front. It is that it's true. If you go hard enough, you will forget. So, she sends us our whole team to the front and go full gas because she's like, we're not stop.

And these ladies, she said, "That didn't make many friends." No. That's not real. Getting back to friendship here. All right, forget that. Well, we kick off. We got the mountains tomorrow. And, you know, I'm looking at this, but it looks like the mountains to me. Back in France, 8,000 feet hot. Hot, hot, hot. And, you know, I also love it that we kind of can't

figure out what's going to happen. No, I can't figure it out. Yeah, it could be, you know, it's

“all good. Yeah, that's why they have the bike race. So, we can wake up early and watch it.”

Could you completely decimate it tomorrow? Like, we have no idea. It brings up a good point.

I don't know how they, I mean, I, I'm never that popular on the, on the other side,

And, and if that's time cut, that's time cut. And you missed time cut.

“Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You look at this profile. You're like, "Uh oh,”

there's going to be a group." Somebody or some people are going to be missing.

There were times yesterday. Yeah. There was a time cut. Two minutes outside of it.

“There's going to be some sad fans coming home. This is, this is one of the, this is one of”

those stages where you see people out warming up. Yeah, I would. Well, they would have to.

It's almost like, I would have. Yeah, stage three. The real Twitter funds fun with Eggman starts.

“Okay, here we go. All right, everybody. Thanks for tuning in. And we will see you tomorrow,”

three, two, one. Bye!