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... was more the, like, the group, kind of like the group chat dynamics and, you know, what it means to be a good friend in real life and how you maintain relationships and how you speak to each other online, because that is very real.

I mean, that is, like, the group chats are happening between, on, you know, via iPad, iMessenger, um, certainly Apple, you know, Apple Watches and all that stuff with girls that are, you know, 8, 9, 10, 11 years old, and, like, they don't know what, you know, kind of like what the dynamics should be like.

And, uh, so I think it's really, you know, I, I...

Hopefully the message is of, like, friendship and what it means to be a friend and to, like, try to establish, you know, real, meaningful relationships that are offline and away from the group chat.

You know, I hope...

I, I, I found that to be really important, and hopefully my daughter [laughs] took a little bit of that away, even if she didn't-

Mm-hmm

Or like precedent, how we usually handle these things institutionally.

Yeah.

And I mean, the biggest question is that what you brought up about the commissioner's exempt list is like, this feels like a classic case for when they would apply it and why it was created.

And it has not been applied that way.

And one of my biggest questions or concerns about the personal conduct policy and the commissioner's exempt list is, since the, you know, in the post Ray Rice era, which now we're looking at.

12 years, yeah.

2014, I believe, was when all the policies and stuff were rewritten, is that it was just very inconsistently applied.

Like the conversation isn't is Bill Belichick a hall of favor is it's it's by how much is he the greatest coach of all time in the modern era?