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16:38 We'll see how, Sean does in making it get all filled out. No. That's you and your team's job to do it, and you gotta hold your team accountable to get there. So talk about sales leadership. Hey. 26:13 It needs to be part of your daily DNA of selling or it's number 39 on the list of things I'm never gonna get to. And I think that's part of the problem programs like this. Great. Love it, Sean. I'll put it on my list. 03:16 I think I have more of a feeling of where it shouldn't be than a dead set, hey. It has to be this or that. Sean, since we last talked, I thought about this. I thought about my conversation with Laura. I've asked some of my mutual friends.

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21:28 like Sean Mendes. It can't sound the way it sound 21:34 Sean Mendez. If you're gonna take your shirt off and 21:42 And if not Sean Mendez, Justin Bieber, Justin I love

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57:36 Every time I see TJ Miller, he just says, you

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1:36:23 yourself from uh Sean Tipton, who is like their fucking mouthpiece.

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12:24 Teresa Miller. I just saw my cousin on Thanksgiving, just

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19:22 And then is it Sean Patrick. 19:30 Sean Patrick Thomas, child actor, Serial Killers. 18:24 played by Sean Patrick Thomas. Sarah also meets a student

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1:13:45 kid culprit comes in too, because like Big Sean was

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39:55 And his neighbor was Arthur Miller, and they and William 28:57 of the twentieth century. Eugene O'Neil wrote in Connecticut, Arthur Miller, 1:05:29 Yes, I use Sean Connery is the same example as go.

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31:27 Ivy Miller Champ of Orpington, Kent. She was the last 31:40 Clark nor Ivy Miller Champ would know it, but the

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33:58 bridge from the plans of his father Sean A. Robling

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57:21 Oh, Sean Kramer. 57:22 Sean Kramer. Yeah. Remember when he told us, hey, that's my favorite fish. And we just went, oh, no, don't say that. 57:30 The next day. Yeah. Who we're talking about is Sean Kramer. One of my personal good buddies. Works for this gentleman. And they have a huge saltwater aquarium. You can find it on YouTube. And they're producing a ton and what I mean a ton. They're producing a ton of coral and selling coral out of this tank. And it's kind of funny talking to Sean because Sean has got, what was it? 18 foot tank, 2000 gallons, something like that. Something like that. And all he wanted to do people for this tank, he just wanted to pay for his kids college tuition. That's all he wanted to do. Yeah, easy goal. Just pay for my kids college tuition. And they are doing it right now, and they're producing enough coral. And they're also doing these contests with other coral where they're buying this crazy ass coral for $1,000. And they split up a coral between three or four guys, and whoever can grow it the fastest gets bragging rights and whatnot. And they're doing very well. But the amount of money that they're spent on that thing is outrageous.

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