Cross-country champion 'King' Klæbo comes to Utah

Thank you.

First of all, y- we all stumble over the pronunciation of-

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... your name, but true story, I was in the grocery store, and I overheard some people talking in the vegetable section saying, "No, it's, it's Clay-bow." "No, no, I think it's Kla-bow."

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So Johannes, when your mother gets mad at you, what does she call you when she calls your full name?

Uh, luckily, I don't live, uh, next to her anymore-

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...

so it's, uh, very unusual to her getting an- anger on me.

But it's like Klaebo is how we say it in, in Norway, but with, like, those letters that doesn't exist in, in the US and no one else place than in, in Norway.

I feel like it, it's many ways to, to say it.

Yes, that A and E together.

Yeah.