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There have been three gubernatorial races that by a couple of the major prediction agencies have kicked over negatively against the Republicans.

The Alaska governor's race has gone from likely Republican to TASA, but that's a two magnitude because it's TASA, lean, likely.

So they just didn't go from lean to TASA.

They went from likely like, yeah, that's a pretty solid race to no, it's a TASA now because of all the shenanigans in Alaska.

Pennsylvania governor really hasn't been on the board, but has gone from likely to safe, meaning no chance for the Republicans as if they ever thought they had one in Pennsylvania, which is interesting because Pennsylvania has been voting red in the presidential election for the last couple of elections.

So it's kind of just as Shapiro is a fairly popular guy.

Yeah, right now it is.

There have been three gubernatorial races that by a couple of the major prediction agencies have kicked over negatively against the Republicans.

Three voices, too many lols.

Fee, fee, Fev and Nick.

The weekend's here and the footy finals are kicking off officially tonight.

They are.

No opening round.

And

Fee will be wrapped with that because round zero just sounded stupid.

It was

Is your sublution that you're putting into the marketplace recyclable? Obviously you understand the weights and measures and form factors.

Then you do your reporting and understand what you're paying in fees.

which reveals the regulatory exposure of your brand.

What's happening now is that many brand owners are now getting essentially their invoices, their bar tab from all the packaging that they put into the marketplace and their reports back on May 31st.

in this time frame i don't know if it's the next six months or the next year is really a time for companies to adopt a strategy of living data and analyzing, optimizing innovation.

Because here's the thing, we don't have The industry would tell you we don't have enough PCR resin, especially food contact PCR resin, but PCR resin, because of the cost and the demand, there's not a lot of supply.

So if everybody in six months to get their CAA bill or the bill from the States and they're paying and they're like, wow, what do we do to reduce our fees? Well, we should put PCR in.

If everybody in the industry decides we're going for PCR, like that's a problem.

yeah.

I think Bob Hawke and his accord had something to do with that, and also X-Fees.

Yeah, look, that was interesting from Alan Kohler, and he said he would talk to us, but we'll talk to him next week.

I really like Alan.

She did it in the finals that one year.

And then I remember last year against Phoenix, after Fee got hurt, she was going nuts in the stands.

Meanwhile, they're one of

the most physical teams in the league.

So, she knows how to... able to compliment but then also you know play off a great player so i feel like this is a role that she's always been built for honestly so i think her coming to this atlanta team and being able to contribute offensively i think it's gonna be great for them but as for the other side um you know low talk about minnesota how they really you know found a way to really contain olivia miles i know that she had 21 points in the contest but just the lack of, you know, like being able to get others involved.

I think that really took Minnesota out of a flow and out of a rhythm offensively.

But then also as well, like, I mean, Fee had a strong first half, but then, you know, it wasn't really as assertive in the second half.

So you got to find ways to finish games like that.