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Time to break it down. Looking

0:34

at yesterday's twenty to sixteen

0:37

loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Early

0:39

thoughts to begin Rhett Amy didn't

0:42

like it. I'm sad. I

0:45

think we're like the rest of everybody else. We just you

0:48

know, it was deflating. It was a

0:50

game that I got very emotionally involved

0:52

in early. I can usually beat somewhat

0:55

chill throughout, at least the first half of

0:57

a game. I started pacing

0:59

a lot earlier than I normally do in a football

1:01

game, and so I

1:04

was just a little emotionally exhausted

1:06

after felt like it was gonna come down to

1:08

the last minutes. I mean, yeah, from the

1:11

start you did. It was just it

1:13

had that feeling about it all day long.

1:15

It was going to be an all day sucker, and you

1:18

know those are the type that you take the eccdron

1:20

before, during, and after the game. Yeah, everyone

1:22

in my family took a nap after the game.

1:25

Everyone was just emotionally tied, right,

1:27

I get it. Yeah, all right, first

1:29

down your play that turned the

1:32

game, Amy Wells, you take

1:34

it first. You know, it was right

1:36

before the end of the first half,

1:38

right before everything stopped. The

1:40

Bengals had just scored that touchdown. The

1:43

Titans have about two

1:45

minutes left, and they put

1:47

together an awsive two minute

1:49

drive. At the beginning of it,

1:52

I mean they're moving down the field in

1:54

like ten twenty yard chunks. I

1:56

mean they're really moving. They're getting first

1:58

down after first down, and

2:00

then it all just kind of crashes and

2:02

burns a little bit. You know, they're using time

2:05

outs really well. It's I even wrote

2:07

down what a great two minute drive.

2:09

I was so impressed with how everything was flowing.

2:12

It felt like everything was clicking, and

2:14

you felt like, this is the momentum this team

2:16

is going to get. They're going to score right

2:18

before they go into the half. They get the ball back

2:20

at the start of the third quarter. This

2:22

is gonna be awesome, and then they

2:24

can't get any points out of it. They get

2:27

down they're within the twenty and they just

2:30

god can't get anything to happen, and

2:32

not being able to put any points

2:35

on the board. They weren't able to score the touchdown,

2:38

shoot act comes out, misses the field

2:40

goal, so all of the sudden you think,

2:43

gotta get seven, okay, three's

2:45

okay at and then you

2:47

don't get anything. Game is

2:49

tied at ten going into

2:52

the half, and then they come on the other side

2:54

and can't really get anything started. But it feels

2:56

like if you can get some points on the

2:58

board, if you can be leading at the half,

3:01

you're in a really good spot. And the Titans

3:04

just couldn't push it all the way through.

3:06

And that to me was a real turning

3:09

point in the momentum. That drive

3:11

Mike. At one point Ryan Tannehill was six

3:13

of six passing right. It was amazing. I mean,

3:15

they were moving it and yeah, I can certainly

3:18

see why you chose that for your

3:20

first down. For me, it was eight

3:22

forty eight left in the fourth quarter, third and one.

3:25

Ryan Tannehill hits Chick a con quote

3:27

for seventeen yards about

3:29

three plays later that it leads to the Caleb

3:31

shoot at field goal thirty eight yard or

3:33

it's twenty to sixteen, and I'm like, Okay,

3:35

they're climbing back into this. There's

3:38

a four point separation right there. They're

3:40

alive, and I thought that was

3:42

going to be the play that turned the game. Obviously

3:44

it did not turn out that way, but had

3:47

they won, that's exactly what i'd

3:49

point to. Mionnie Is thirteen

3:51

fifty eight remaining in the game. Third

3:54

and twelve for Cincinnati at the Tennessee

3:56

forty three. Joe Burrow

3:58

throws right side to Trent Irwin

4:00

the back shoulder throw for sixteen

4:02

yards out of bounds at the Titans

4:05

twenty seven yard line. The Titans

4:07

challenged the call. The ruling on

4:09

the field is upheld. I thought he

4:11

caught it, and I thought he caught it in bounds. I

4:13

can see why you would think

4:16

maybe he didn't, but I think when

4:18

we saw the replay, there was certainly not

4:20

evidence to indicate that it should be overturned.

4:23

And then on the next play, Joe Burrow deep

4:25

right to Tee Higgins for a twenty seven yard touchdown.

4:28

If that pass is not completed, they're punning

4:31

because it's third and twelve and the game's still tied

4:33

at thirteen. Instead he makes a great

4:35

catch. Kevin Byard called it out

4:37

today in the press conference, saying, hey, great

4:40

job by Irwin. Fantastic

4:42

catch, great throw, great catch. And

4:45

that's the type of play that wins

4:47

you those games. That's

4:49

why the Bengals won and the Titans

4:52

lost was because the Bengals

4:54

made three or four of those outstanding

4:57

plays. And to me,

4:59

that was the play that turned the game. If

5:01

it's not a completion a punt thirteen

5:04

thirteen, we're still playing who knows what

5:06

happened? Right, Instead, you're down twenty

5:09

to thirteen and suddenly

5:12

you've got to come back and go get a touchdown,

5:14

which the Titans were never able to do. They did

5:16

get a field goal, but not a touchdown second

5:19

down. Rhett Bryan, your stat

5:22

it grabbed your attention. Not able

5:24

to get a touchdown red zone efficiency O

5:27

three. Coming into this game, you

5:29

were number two in the National Football League

5:31

in touchdown red zone

5:33

efficiency at just tick over seventy

5:35

four percent. You were going against the number one team

5:37

and the Bengals that just to tick over seventy

5:40

five O three in that department.

5:43

That is the stat that stood out to me because

5:45

it ended up ultimately being the difference in the

5:47

ballgame. For me, it was sixty three

5:49

total rushing yards. That's usually what Derrick

5:52

Henry has in a quarter playing

5:54

that's just a team one run

5:56

Yeah, maybe by halftime, right for

5:59

a team that is so run

6:01

heavy, you gotta find a

6:03

way. And I know that they were trying

6:05

every which way. It's not really anybody's

6:08

fault. They were trying everything to get

6:10

some traction in that run game. They just couldn't

6:12

get it going. But incredibly

6:14

frustrating when that's such a core part of

6:17

your offense that those numbers

6:19

are so low. For me, it's Derrick Henry

6:21

thirty two snaps. The

6:23

Titans had fifty seven total offensive

6:26

snaps and Derrick Henry was

6:28

on the field for only thirty two of them.

6:30

It's not a complaint about his usage.

6:33

It's a complaint about the fact that they

6:35

were in so many long yardage

6:37

situations because they got

6:39

nothing going on first down, that

6:42

they had to take him out and put Dantrelle Hilliard

6:44

in because he's the better pass catcher, he's

6:47

the more versatile pass catcher, or they

6:49

put asn Haskins in the game because

6:52

he's the better pass protector. They

6:54

need to be in a situation in any

6:57

game where Derrick Henry is

6:59

playing seven to seventy five to

7:01

eighty percent of the snaps, because

7:03

that means they're running it, they're moving

7:05

the chains, they're doing what they do.

7:08

So that goes back to the overall they're

7:10

not running the ball well. And

7:12

for it to be three straight games

7:15

of this, it's a situation

7:17

where you're saying, right now, we got to figure

7:19

something out. You know, the Titans

7:21

pay it back for a reason, because

7:24

he is the son which this offense

7:26

revolves around. They have to

7:28

be successful with that if

7:31

they're going to be successful with everything else.

7:33

I'm pleased with the improvement in the passing

7:35

game. It's much better, but

7:38

they still only scored sixteen points,

7:40

and that's because in the red zone

7:43

without the run game, they weren't

7:46

able to punch it in the way they want

7:48

to, and they're not able to take full

7:50

advantage of the pass game. Right now, they

7:52

have got to be able to run it. So Henry's

7:55

out there, so that threat is there

7:57

all of the time. I went a little

7:59

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see if they give you coffee. Yes, third

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down, Amy Wells, you're up. It's

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the area where the Titans must improve

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from yesterday. Well, the Cincinnati

9:31

Bengals had seven plays of twenty yards

9:34

or more and this was something that

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we all knew was going to

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happen. The Bengals have a bit

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of a history with the explosive plays,

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and so this isn't something that's

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for and yet it still happened.

9:51

So, getting ready to face the Philadelphia

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Eagles next week, I think that's

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something that needs to be cleaned up. You cannot,

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cannot, cannot allowed that

10:00

many explosive plays in a game. Rhet

10:03

Mike Vrabels said it on his news conference

10:05

today. When you know

10:07

what the keys are, when

10:09

you talk about the keys, and

10:11

when one of the keys is not giving up X

10:14

plays And for those who don't know, an ex play

10:17

is any offensive play of twenty yards

10:19

or more. So Vrabel's

10:21

talking about it, and he goes, you know

10:24

this is coming. As Aby said, you

10:26

know you've got to stop it. You know it's a key,

10:29

and you don't. That

10:31

makes it even worse for you

10:34

mentally, because it's not like they

10:37

didn't prepare. It's not like guys

10:39

didn't buy in. They just didn't get it done

10:42

well. It's it's what Titan's

10:44

opponents frequently feel when

10:46

they know they have to stop Derrick Henry, and it's

10:48

you know, he runs for two fifty in a game. But

10:51

yeah, it's terrible. It's that

10:54

ending to the movie that you know is coming, and there's

10:56

no script pre writer change. It's

10:59

going to happen. Can't stop

11:01

it, can't stop it, but you got to figure out how to

11:03

That's right this week, Rhett.

11:06

For me, third down is what

11:08

you were really hashing

11:10

out in your second down. It's the run

11:12

game. It's got to improve two

11:14

point two three point one at two point eight

11:16

yards per carry in the last three games. That'd

11:19

worked for Derrick Henry. That is what

11:21

this thing is built around. You got to

11:23

get the horse some room to make

11:25

it happen. Whatever that is.

11:28

You have to correct this right now.

11:31

For me, I'm going to steal in Amy Wells. It's

11:33

penalties. Eight

11:36

penalties for fifty seven yards. You were going

11:38

to go there. I was planning that as my honorable mention.

11:41

See, that's you can't do that because then you take

11:43

them ball. Eight penalties for fifty seven

11:45

yards. I mean they were just killers. The eighth

11:48

penalty was really a killer, yes,

11:50

because it took away a chance to at least

11:52

go down and tie the ball game. I

11:54

have a question for the two of you, hypothetically

11:56

and the otpers if you're listening, I'd

11:58

be interested to know your opinion.

12:01

If the Titans do get the ball back twenty

12:03

three sixteen, go down

12:05

and score a touchdown, do

12:08

they go for two and the

12:10

win or do they

12:12

kick the extra point and go to overtime

12:15

because they're at home? What are

12:17

you going to say, right go first, I'm going to

12:19

say they go for the two point conversion for

12:21

two reasons. Windy Weather rookie

12:24

kicker. That's me too. I say it depends

12:26

on how you score. And that's a fair

12:28

answer too. And I'd say what you mean

12:30

by that? So if you throw

12:32

it into the back of the end zone, he catches

12:34

it in the corner. I say, you just kick it and planned

12:37

overtime if you grind it

12:39

in and just run it into their face and

12:41

run it into the end zone, Gopher two. It's

12:44

a momentum thing for me. Some of it, too,

12:46

is in regards to probably how much time

12:49

has left. Yep, if you score with

12:51

eight seconds to go, you're

12:53

more likely to go for two than if you score

12:55

with thirty eight seconds to go. Agreed,

12:58

But you know, I would have thought in

13:01

ninety percent of the cases, you kick

13:03

it. But because Shoedac

13:05

is new and I thought Shudac did fine.

13:08

I know he missed the field goal at the end of the first half.

13:10

That was obviously a weird

13:12

win situation because the one official

13:15

I was watching on

13:17

the left side of the upright he came

13:19

out like he was going

13:21

to raise his arm up like the kick was good,

13:24

and he looked at the other guy and all of a sudden

13:26

they gave the no good signal, And in watching

13:29

it back, it looks like that

13:31

kick is going to go through, and then all of a sudden

13:33

it's pushed right. So overall

13:35

Ian and they didn't lose the game because of Caleb

13:38

Shodac missed that kick. I thought

13:40

he did fine. I thought he did a

13:42

decent job. Will be interesting to

13:44

see if he's the kicker

13:46

again this week at Philadelphia, or if

13:48

Randy Bullock can come back, or if

13:51

they have the two of them compete during the week,

13:54

if Bullock is healthy enough to do

13:56

that. I like that scenario the best. Well,

13:58

it's more fun. But Craig Awker Craig

14:00

Ackerman said last week in his

14:02

press conference, he being the Titan special teams

14:04

coordinator, the thing you fear

14:07

is that Randy Bullet goes out, has a nice

14:09

week, gets to pregame warmups,

14:12

and then reaggravates the injury

14:15

because you're obviously not going to keep them both up

14:17

for the game unless you said, okay,

14:20

we want one to kick off and one

14:23

to do the other. You know you're

14:25

you bring up a valid point because during

14:28

Mike Varible's pressor today, he talks about

14:30

what a violent action it is to kitch

14:33

the ball, and so you're clearly

14:36

force and inertia and you strength

14:38

and those things and the straining of

14:40

muscles to make that action happen,

14:43

which would make that a greater thing in possibility

14:46

given that he's nursing one right, now,

14:49

all right, fourth down, your player

14:51

of the game, reet Brian gets to go first.

14:54

I mean, I think it's Ryan Tannehill twenty

14:56

two of thirty four two U ninety one yards.

14:59

You know, I don't. I think there's many froze

15:01

that he would like to have back. You know, it's

15:04

no secret he went into a dark

15:06

place after the playoff

15:10

loss ten months ago. He made

15:12

sure he was not going to be the reason why this

15:14

thing, you know, came apart. And

15:17

listen, this was a close ball game because

15:19

that is a good AFC team that

15:22

you know, is competitor's the reigning AFC

15:24

CHA championship. Right. Yeah, But I think

15:27

Ryan Tannehill did what he could do

15:29

yesterday minus Trayl Burkes,

15:31

because he was able to follow

15:34

up an awesome performance in Green

15:36

Bay with another awesome performance. It's

15:38

a great point. We're starting to see what we always

15:40

hoped we would see from him, which is consistency.

15:43

It's able to make some of those big,

15:45

exciting, contested catches. He

15:48

has become the big play threat

15:50

that the Titans needed, and

15:53

seeing him follow up one

15:55

performance with another performance of equal

15:57

excitement and consistency says

16:00

to me that he's kind of the real deal and

16:03

that he's going to continue to build

16:05

on this and become a

16:07

pretty big weapon in the Titans offense

16:10

minus Trey Avery, the

16:12

undrafted rookie corner from

16:14

rud CERs who started

16:16

the Buffalo game, and boy, that didn't go well

16:18

for anybody. And then he didn't

16:21

play any corner again until a

16:23

couple of weeks ago. And he's

16:25

gotten I think it's a total of fifty

16:28

snaps over the

16:30

last three games eighteen yesterday,

16:33

and he battled. I mean, he broke up

16:35

some passes, he made some things happen.

16:37

He was in excellent coverage. I

16:40

thought he really played well. And

16:42

to find that guy to play with that fearlessness

16:46

is such a big deal. You know, he's

16:49

an interesting story. He is the player who

16:51

was named later. Do you know the story?

16:54

I do not, Okay, So, the

16:57

start of his college career, he

17:00

is committed to Virginia Tech. He

17:03

is known as Kareem Felder. Kareem

17:06

Felder. He signs a national letter

17:08

of vintent, not with Virginia Tech, but with Ohio

17:11

State. Didn't qualify

17:13

academically, so he transferred

17:15

to Toledo, where he never practiced. He

17:18

then transferred to Rudkers, and

17:20

he did not appear in a game in twenty

17:22

seventeen, played in two games

17:24

in twenty eighteen. He's from

17:26

Baltimore and because

17:29

of his close relationship with

17:31

his mother, he wanted to change

17:33

his last name, so he

17:35

was going to go from Kareem Felder to

17:38

Kareem Avery. And here's the quote.

17:40

Really interesting. I was in high

17:42

school and I wanted to change my name to

17:44

my mom's last name. I changed

17:47

my first and last name. My

17:49

mom chose Trey for me. She

17:52

was going to name me that when I was first

17:54

born. So he took his mom's

17:56

last name and his mom changed his first name

17:59

to Trey. So he was a highly

18:01

recruited player out of Baltimore that

18:03

had offers from Ohio State, Alabama,

18:06

Clemson, Miami, Nebraska,

18:08

Iowa, Virginia Tech, and Rudgers,

18:11

among others. According to twenty

18:13

four seven Sports Wait, he changed

18:15

his first and last name in

18:18

high school. Can I say this in college?

18:20

In college? Yes? Can I say this

18:22

with the OTP people. I

18:24

enjoy story time with Uncle Mike, storytime

18:27

with us. This is good stuff. I

18:30

had no idea changed his entire name.

18:32

Kareem Felder was what he was originally

18:34

known as So what do you do with like your

18:36

medical records or like your

18:40

Here's why my mind is so blown by this. I

18:43

changed my last name because I got

18:45

married, and that is a very normal thing

18:47

to do. Although you're still known as Amy Well.

18:49

Although I'm still known as Amy Well so at

18:52

your stage. Yeah, so there's a little confusion

18:54

there. But like, Holly,

18:56

Molly, what a nightmare. I

18:59

don't know why humans do this. It's

19:01

stupid, like and I mean, I

19:03

love my husband very much, blah blah blah. It's great

19:05

to have the same last name, but it's

19:07

not but it's not very emotional. But it's

19:09

not that great. Valentine's very

19:13

anti Yeah, but it's

19:17

such a headache changing your

19:19

first and last name. YEA to

19:23

all of this is I want to hear an

19:25

interview on Titan's Countdown with you

19:27

and Trey Avery. I

19:29

want to shake that man's hand. Well, first of

19:31

all, what I want to say, hand

19:33

about is taken on those receivers,

19:36

like my gosh, listen, listen. And if

19:38

we've found something in Trey Avery,

19:40

yeah, you know, if we if we found

19:43

a little something in him that he can play

19:46

a role in the secondary with

19:48

McCrary. I mean, and to get one

19:50

that's undrafted. I

19:52

mean, here's a guy who at

19:54

Rudker's pro day, he had

19:57

a thirty eight inch vertical, a ten three

19:59

broad jump forty times

20:01

of four four three and four four four

20:04

three cone was six six nine

20:06

twenty yards shuttle three nine to five

20:08

all very three cone six six nine

20:11

very good. Yeah, I mean the whole very good.

20:13

You know, rud Curs wasn't very good while he

20:15

was there, and so it's

20:18

hard to be a productive player

20:20

when you're playing on bad defenses in a

20:22

conference where you're getting used most

20:24

of the time, which unfortunately for rud

20:26

Curz was happening at that moment. So

20:29

sometimes a player like that is undervalued

20:33

because he can't show up like he's in

20:35

Alabama's defense or LSU's

20:37

defense or you know, George's defense

20:39

or something like that. Boy, you're

20:41

right though, if they found something in him

20:44

that just makes this Titans defense more

20:47

blessed in places than others.

20:50

And it's funny that you make him

20:52

your player of the game because you can't really

20:54

read my writing because I'm left handed. Its looks like

20:56

chicken scratch. But on my notes from

20:58

yesterday, first order, three

21:01

pass breakups on the Sinci first

21:03

drive. They ended up with six on the

21:05

stat sheet. He had two of the six, and

21:08

I think he had one or two more in

21:10

Green Bay, right, Yeah, I mean he's

21:12

showing up. He has this knack

21:14

for being around the ball. But I was like,

21:17

man, there's something there. Sure,

21:19

sure, you know, I don't know if he's a starter

21:22

or whatever, but I'm saying, if

21:24

you've found a corner who can be on your

21:26

fifty three. I

21:28

mean, you can never have enough corners ever,

21:31

because if you have this many

21:33

corners, you can run every package you want

21:35

to run. The Titans in yesterday's

21:37

game were in a base four

21:39

two five. Their base was five

21:42

defensive backs because Joe Mixon

21:44

wasn't there, which is why it's a little

21:46

easier to run on the Titans because they're a little

21:48

smaller. But then in the long

21:50

yardage situations they went six defensive

21:53

backs every single time, and

21:56

you know they had some success. I mean, Joe Burrow

21:58

didn't throw him silly. He threw for two

22:00

seventy and he completed a

22:02

little over sixty percent of his passes.

22:04

I mean that wasn't he threw one

22:07

touchdown pass that wasn't the end of the world bad,

22:09

especially against Joe Burrow. But yeah,

22:11

I just I thought that was interesting. Headed to Philadelphia

22:14

this week, Rhet and I have seen two

22:16

goodwins in Philadelphia.

22:18

The two thousan fourteen wasn't very good.

22:21

No, it was Mark Sanchez, Yes,

22:24

that was. That was. Two thousand and six was fun.

22:26

Two thousand and six was a lot of fun. I guess

22:29

serenaded in Philly in twenty fourteen

22:31

by whom by some Eagles fans

22:34

at the end of the game they were losing and got bored starts

22:37

singing to you, to me greatest

22:40

hits. I mean, it was top forty stuff. It was nice.

22:42

It wasn't obs saying it was, No, it was

22:44

it was an alcohol induced Oh it was totally

22:47

alcoholic. Okay. They didn't grow batteries at

22:49

your No, they they just got

22:51

bored and I was kind of standing in front of them, and they

22:53

were like, let's sing for the girl. Let's

22:55

sing for the girl, and so they did. Yes,

22:57

it was. That's my only Philly experience.

23:00

Two thousand the Titans played at the Vet

23:03

and one on an Aldel Greco

23:05

field goal, his fifth of the game. Maybe

23:08

the coldest I've ever been doing a

23:10

game. Wow in the old

23:12

Vet, in the Vet. And then two thousand

23:15

and six, the Titans

23:17

beat the Eagles to start

23:20

what would become a six game

23:22

win streak, and

23:24

bizarre circumstances as

23:27

Vince Young mits the charter and

23:31

showed up later. Javon Curse is

23:33

now playing for the Eagles. He was out with a knee

23:35

injury at this point. But Kyle Van der

23:37

Bosch knocks Donovan McNabb

23:40

in a tackle out of bounds on a run play,

23:42

and Donovan McNabb tears his ACL

23:46

and they brought in They brought in

23:48

um Jeff Garcia, Garcia and

23:52

then let's see what else happening in there. Henry

23:55

had a big game, Yes he did. That's

23:58

also a big play

24:00

in that game to get a lateral back

24:02

from somebody to go in and score a touch right after

24:05

a fumble. That's also the game that Norm

24:07

Chow had scripted a

24:10

play a tight end screen to begin

24:13

the game, and it was going to throw to Ben

24:15

Troop, and Ben Troop

24:18

didn't remember what he was supposed

24:20

to do, so he stayed in and blocked

24:24

and they had to throw the ball into the

24:26

ground. Bench Young had to spike the ball

24:29

in just an incomplete pass because

24:31

Ben Troop wasn't there had

24:33

been Troope just turned around and they

24:35

thrown him the ball. There was literally nobody

24:38

in front of him. It would have been an

24:40

eighty seven yard touchdown or

24:42

something crazy. You could stop

24:44

the tape, which Norm Chow did

24:47

the next tweets, but

24:49

Ben didn't. Ben was not confident in

24:52

what was gonna happen, so

24:54

he said, I'm just gonna block. That was a lot

24:56

of stuff happened in

24:57

the f It

25:00

was a crazy time. And

25:02

we're on the plane and they're saying Vince is

25:04

not on the plane. It's like he's what And then

25:07

then Vince wasn't coming. He

25:09

wasn't. He wasn't. He was not happy that

25:11

they had left him behind. This

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