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>> Web developer! Web developer! Web developer! ^M00:00:05 [ Applause ] ^M00:00:12
>> If your buddy behind you just gave you a buck, I will have 50 cents. ^M00:00:19 [ Laughter ] ^M00:00:22
>> You're scaring me Steve [inaudible]. ^M00:00:25 [ Laughter ] ^M00:00:26
>> You offered.
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