Rebels Edge · Thu, Sep 10, 2026

Apple's $2,000 Foldable iPhone Is Finally Here

Summary

The hosts discuss market pressure from higher oil prices and Treasury yields ahead of an upcoming CPI report, alongside company-specific developments at Apple, Elevance Health, Cooper Companies, and Freeport-McMoRan. They also examine growing sports prediction-market activity and preview football matchups.

Higher oil prices and Treasury yields weighed on stocks, while volatility eased after the VIX briefly exceeded 18.
The hosts describe Apple's foldable iPhone as starting near $2,000 and attribute the stock's rise toward $323 to enthusiasm following its product event.
Previously highlighted Apple call-option purchases are presented as benefiting from the stock's advance.
Elevance Health's raised full-year earnings guidance and roughly 11% revenue growth supported a positive stock reaction.
Cooper Companies hit a new 52-week low following a revenue miss and weak guidance; an expanded buyback did not immediately reverse the decline.
Freeport-McMoRan fell sharply as copper prices retreated and tariff concerns persisted; the hosts favored watching for renewed upside call buying before acting.
The hosts discuss rapid growth in football prediction-market trading, in-game betting flexibility, and travel-related considerations for NFL games abroad.

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Welcome back to the Rebels Edge. Pete and I are going to break down for you exactly what's going on with that new foldable iPhone that we talked about yesterday and whether or not it's driving the stock higher or were people unimpressed and the stocks caving. We'll
have the 411 on that and of course sports and prediction markets on today's Rebels Edge.
[music] All >> [music] >> right, Pete, I know you uh are always interested in all things Michigan,
[laughter] so I thought I'd have to show you this uh right out of the cold.
>> You're going at him right now. It's from Buckeye Nation and it's the kickoff's been changed from 11:00 am to 11:00 am and 1 second. Uh because the game uh is the game clock in Ann Arbor. [laughter]
>> Now that's deserve all the crap they're getting every bit of it. Just >> I gotta figure John there are some guys on the team who even are like hey man that this is kind of a BS thing, right?
I mean, I do you want to win that way?
Uh, we all want to win, but I don't know if you want to win that way.
>> Yeah. And we're, by the way, we're gonna spy on teams uh doing things we can't do. We're gonna know that the coach who's the head coach is having an affair with one of his underlings and uh we're gonna wait until he screws up the season and then we're gonna finally charge him
because, you know, if he wins, we're going to stick with this guy.
>> It's awful.
>> Scum. Scum. It's a lot going on.
>> Yeah. All right. Welcome back, folks.
We'll talk about more than just Michigan football antics today. Uh but there's a lot to cover. Uh so we'll dive right in with macro. And in macro today, Pete, >> I'm gonna say, well, you know, rinse and repeat.
>> It's yesterday's selloff was driven by higher oil prices. I'm shocked. And Treasury yields also going up. I'm shocked. Now, tomorrow we could have either a a continuation or even throw more gasoline on that fire or actually
perhaps if we came out at 4/10en of a percent, Pete, we could actually see maybe the markets react positively.
>> So, we're down about a 4/10en of a percent across the board so far today.
>> Yeah. And you're you're dead balls on it, John. I mean, you know, it's it's about crude, it's about this, it's about that. It's about the 10-year. The 10-year by the way today hit the highest level since 2023 um at a 49% 4.9%. So there's you know that that is the backdrop and that's why if you're wondering and not that every
not that people don't know this but that's why the markets didn't start off so great. They have improved especially with the NASDAQ John as we've started to get back into the trading. So it is a market that digests things really really rapidly and uh and I think this is a
perfect example of that.
>> Well um in terms of uh volatility as you said yesterday on the show Pete the VIX got up over 16 and a half and then started to come back down.
>> What's the reaction today ahead of the uh Fed tomorrow or actually the Fed's reaction we anticipate for the consumer price index tomorrow? Yeah, should be interesting. Well, when it comes to this one, John, um, volatility did spike. As a matter of fact, it got up and over 18,
1805, but we'll just call it 18. Up nearly 10%, nine and a half% somewhere in that category. But, you know, it's still going to be in a range and and looking at things, John, on the lowest side today. And I'm not seeing it reflected really well, but I I guess it
is 1630. So, here's where we stand right now. call it 16 12 to 17 and a half.
That's kind of where we find ourselves.
It was up about almost 10% as I say when we were over 18 or at 18 and now here we find ourselves up about 5% maybe even a little bit less than that. So, like I said, digestion is really rapid these days to news, good or bad, but specifically on some of the bad news, it
seems like there is some buying that comes in and it's like, all right, that's enough and now we're going to start buying again. And that's what we're seeing.
>> Well, let's dive into a prediction here, Pete. Um, so the NFL opened last night >> uh with the Seattle Seahawks versus uh the New England Patriots and uh in the fifth play of the game, >> Sam Darnold went out with a hip injury.
Now, they say it's not broken. Um maybe he strained a flexor or something down there, Pete, on a tackle into the turf.
Don't know exactly. They haven't said that much about it, but we do know that uh the quarterback Luck that ca Lock rather that came in from Missouri after being over with uh um the uh oh shoot
Denver Broncos. That's where he was the first few years, Pete. Um he came in and did a very credible job.
>> Yeah.
>> Um and the game from the prediction market side was uh $5.8 8 million were bet going into the game. During the game, or basically from the time they got to practically the coin toss, it went to 105 million people. [laughter]
>> And I imagine a lot of that was because of the injury I just spoke of. people all of a sudden said, "Hey, you know, this guy took what he threw three passes last year, Lock did for the Seahawks.
So, maybe uh we should uh flip this bet around and go with the Patriots." That didn't work out so well. No, >> but I will say Pete that I did a little research and football betting on uh the
two main platforms, Kelsey and uh Poly Market was $25 million. August of 2025, September of 2025,
um it jumped to 20 I'm sorry, it jumped to 2.2 billion. So, we're definitely seeing that football is what people want to bet on. And once the NFL starts, like you said, Pete, in our pre-market conversation, um people really want to
bet on the NFL. And a lot of that probably is the uh um fantasy football and so forth, people betting on things and hedging perhaps some of their uh bets.
>> Yeah, it's absolutely amazing how big it's gotten and how fast it's they've gotten there, John. It is absolutely amazing. and the dollars that are going into that. It does give you a lot of ideas about where is this coming from and and guys uh you talk about the fantasy football, all that stuff. And I would say, you know, college sports as
well, specifically college football is, you know, they're behind the NFL, but they're they're not that far behind the NFL. So, there's going to be a lot of betting and it's probably just going to continue to grow because it seems like every year, John, we are seeing just a little bit more and a little bit more and it's very much like what we what we
see when we see what that cap happens with uh with each of the teams and so forth. There comes a point in time where these guys, it seems like every single year, John, it expands by another 20, 30, $50 million, whatever it might be, but it's expanding. Um, and it's because it is so dagon popular, television,
everything, you know, there's there is a lot of betting going on. There's no doubt about that.
>> Yeah. And, uh, uh, in-game betting as well. Yeah. And a lot of people love the idea of not having to hold their bet as they did in the old days with a bookie illegally. Um, they they like the idea of being able to trade out of their bets during this game and so forth. uh which
uh up until just recently wasn't really possible and now of course it's a real possibility and a lot of people doing it.
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>> Yep. Yep.
>> All right, let's talk about Apple. Um, during the show yesterday, we talked about the iPhone duo and we said, "Hey, these are where the uh rumors are." Well, the rumors were founded. Uh, and they were founded. Uh, and apparently, just as I said, Pete, um, it's it's more
or less a foldable phone that folds into an iPad mini. Uh, you know, I don't know if that's worth $2,000, Pete, but that's the starting price for the 256 gig uh, one, not for the, you know, the terabyte
ones that they have available as well that run close to three grand. But the analysts seem to like it, Pete. And obviously people who were uh smart enough to follow us into the unusual activity in Apple APL. Well, >> they did rather well, too. Yeah. because
that unusual activity there you see two recent ones folks on the 31st of August the bottom one um they were buying the October 2nd expiring 310 calls that were $3 in the money when they were buying them and they paid 11 bucks for them
well stocks 323 today so obviously they're worth at least 23 and I would say probably another five or six bucks above that Pete more like 27 to$29 $9.
And then the top one there, 4,000 of the 14th of September expiring 315s. Um, those were also purchased uh fairly aggressively. The stock was 313 bucks.
It's $10 higher today.
>> Bang. [laughter] >> Yeah, not so bad, John. It opened up at 316 and then it just starts to take off a little bit. And that was the part that was really interesting is to see where it started. 316. Where did it run to?
Well, about 323. You were just showing that up there as well. The duo is certainly something very intriguing for people. You you said that took the words out of my mouth. It's it's a fair amount of money, but um I think they're pretty excited about the higher end, John. They kept talking about that and the talking about, you know, what the lineup looks
like for the Apple 18 Pro and all the rest of it and the watches and the ear pad pods and all those different things.
I think it uh I think it says a lot about they're still leaning on the the past, but they're going into the future because they are making these things so much better than they were. And I is it going to influence people to want to to buy them? It seems like people have the appetite. So, I think that's why we're
seeing the stock make the move that it's making today, John, memory cost is an issue. um that is something that I think that is is priced in for Apple or whatever and they're going to have to deal with that because that those costs did go up significantly. But um you know what the pricing seems to be something
that people are are not even blinking about potentially. So at least that's what they're they're figuring. So really really interesting to see how well this stock is performing today because to open up essentially call it whatever not even unchanged I guess but to go from there and back up to 323 they there's
some big boys out there who who think this thing's got a lot more upside now I think following this event.
Well, then let's uh switch gears over to Elevance Health, Pete. Um because stock had been beaten up rather, you know, in the last little bit here, and then uh the health insurer sort of gathered itself yesterday. Uh it's still well
above the 52- week low, but they raised fullear EPS guidance. And as you've heard us say many times, one's a backward-looking thing, one's a forward-looking thing. The forward-looking thing seems pretty good, Pete. So, they're holding on to at least a 5% gain right now. And they have been up as much as six and a half% so far
today.
>> Yeah. And you mentioned like if you want to look at this thing from a year to date, it's not so bad. It's up 17%. It's pretty strong actually. And you look at um a lot of the other sides of of of what makes them up when they when you look at the numbers that they were able to put up, there was a little bit of a stumble. earnings weren't as as strong as people would would have liked to have
seen, but they did still beat. So, that that I think is something. Uh, but it was quiet. Revenue growth was good though. It was up about 11%. So, I think there's enough positives in here, John.
And specifically, you know, when when we're when we're talking about this and they've raised their guidance, um, that's always a good thing. And that tends to move these stocks to the upside just like we're seeing today. I think last I looked it's up what 3% 3 and a half% something very close to that. So, you know, do they have some good
fundamentals as well? Absolutely they do. I I I was looking at that. The dividend that they announced of a buck 72 a share. I would say that there's a lot of things that even though there's been some pressure, some some some concerns I think in the in the Medicare world, um I think this company managed
to be able to get through it pretty nicely on this particular earnings.
Well, um, let's talk about one, Pete, that might not have had quite as good of, uh, a reaction. That's Cooper Company's COO. Now, these guys are more or less vision related, contact lenses
and that kind of stuff. And it hit a new 52- week low today. Um, they basically fell in the after hours last night, Pete. Um, and then they really didn't make any recovery today.
um soft fourth quarter and fullear guidance. Well, again, that's the forward-looking part was not good and certainly not what the street was looking for. So, uh they expanded their buyback. So, you know, they're going to buy shares of their own company uh at
these depressed prices. As I've already said, they hit a new 52- week low. So, at least they're not chasing it, Pete.
[laughter] They aren't trying to set a floor apparently. We'll see if that holds.
>> Yeah, like you said, we'll see if that holds. I mean, the problem really is the guidance that you just brought up and you talked about the uh soft Q4 and the full year, the outlook not being the way it that that people would have liked to have seen. Analysts definitely caught that as well, John, because they the revenue miss was not good. So, the analysts immediately started changing
price targets and so forth. So, that's another factor because people are going to be taking a long look at that. So, you know what? They're they're flat corporate sales. That's a bit of an issue. Um the the other thing that you had talked about the expanding of the buybacks, John, and I think that's pretty solid thing. How are they able to do that? Well, because they had record
free cash flow. Uh it was only up 66% year-over-year. So, they did pretty well in that category. But, like you said, it's all about looking forward. So it it's one of those things where yes, today it's getting a pretty good beaten and it might even last a little bit longer than just a single day that it's down at these levels, but it also gives
them an opportunity with the kind of money that they've got and and how they want to do this that buybacks and the expansion of that $3 billion worth uh that they're going to be able to do. I would say that maybe we'll we'll see this stock make some moves in the not too distant future to the upside.
>> Right. Well, now let's hit one, Pete, that uh um is probably tired of getting hit. Um they took the shorts out earlier in the week. So, the stock made a really nice pop when on the London Metals Exchange or LME. Um copper hit, I think, a record
high, Pete. And one of the many metals that these guys pull out of the ground, Freeport, Macaran, FCX, is of course copper. Well, um, so they jumped as copper hit a new record high, but, uh, that didn't last long. And if you take a
look at a chart, folks, you'll see that on, uh, whatever it was two days ago, the stock was 72 bucks before the opening and then boom, popped on the ETH to uh, uh, gosh, it looks like the high, Pete, might have been around 78 bucks,
78.50, something like that. Today it's 71. and just that far off a 52- week low. So, ouch. Uh, down 7% today. What do you think? Would you chase into this one at all? I think I' I'd be influenced
to try, John, only because yes, it made that violent move to the upside and people were all excited about copper again and Freeport and the move and now all of a sudden it's down what is it, 8% or even more than that maybe. But, you know, one of the issues on top of everything else that we're talking about when we're talking about Freeport and
the price of copper is the tariffs and that's that's part of the problem as well. Copper uh prices have dropped significantly. So, that that's something that I I don't know that that is anything close to permanent. As a matter of fact, I think that's more news that's coming out. So I think there's a
possibility, John, that it's definitely worth watching very closely, especially the price of copper as well as FCX. But I would also say it's something that you do have to watch very closely because I think once this thing starts to move back to the upside when it's it's not
that it won't, but when um then then the opportunity is going to be great, but but you don't want to be having to chase it. So, I think that this is one of those where it's taken a pretty good beating today. Um, maybe the opportunities come, but especially if we see some unusual option activity, that would help a lot. And this is a name
that we see pretty consistently when the time is right. We see FCX hitting and we see some pretty sizable upside call buying. That's what I'd be waiting for.
>> Yeah, I I would be right there with you, Pete. Um, I think it it'll probably take something along the lines of the president saying that he's going to throw in some supports for copper or whatever, but you know, he's I'm sure somewhat loathed to do that at record highs, Pete.
>> Yeah.
>> Um, so we'll see what how that plays out over the next several sessions.
>> All right, let's uh dive into a little sports. We have a an interesting sports video here of Cooper Cup Pete who of course went from the Rams to the Seahawks last year and the kid played at what Eastern Eastern Washington Pete or something like that.
>> A smaller school for sure and and he is he's as good as almost any receiver in the game. [laughter] >> Yeah, Smith and Jigma's uh you know one of the guys that just makes that Seattle offense work. But like you and I said, >> and you know, not patting ourselves too hard on the back here, but
>> not breaking your arm.
>> We said, "Hey, it's defense. It's defense. It's defense. It's early in the season. I wouldn't judge Drake May on throwing three interceptions last night, Pete." >> That's because you're getting the rust off.
>> Um, pre-season, how many balls did that guy throw?
>> Right.
>> In practice, yeah, in practice, but in game condition, not many. And if he is, he's not doing it usually against the first team of the other team's defense either. So, but this was just a fabulous catch.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> And you know, the I think a lot of haters came out of the woodshed for uh the uh Patriots, Pete. A lot of people were saying, well, Drake May, you know, all he can do is throw high school passes. He can't complete the uh the tough ones. and three interceptions in
the second half. Yeah, >> that's not good when the other team's quarterback goes down. Right.
>> Right. And he went down so early in the game, John. I mean, this was a game that was won for Seattle by Drew Lock. I mean, he got in there, he performed the way that you need to as a as the next guy up, right? And we talk about those kind of things all the time in in sports, specifically football. But the
guy was 73% completions, John. I mean, this is the second string quarterback.
He's he's going in there not expecting it at all because this wasn't a previous injury. This was something that just happened really early in this game. So, there's a lot of factors there, but 16 of 22, he throws for 187 yards. Is that a huge game? Absolutely not. But, is it
an efficient game? Absolutely, yes. And it it helps that Seattle still has a lot of players on that defense. They don't have everybody, but it's a damn good defense at Seattle. There's no doubt in my mind about that. And they played like the the the team that they are. They did an outstanding job um I think against
New England. And the fact that they got three interceptions that Drake May is a pretty damn good quarterback. People can say whatever they want, but take a look at his numbers last year. How did he do?
I mean, when it's all said and done, these are these are both two teams that were in the Super Bowl. And Drake May was the quarterback for New England. And you know, I think I think that the kid is actually a pretty damn solid quarterback, but he's still young. I mean, this is a young quarterback who, yes, he's going to make some mistakes and especially when you're going up
against Seattle who is, you know, essentially always one of the top defenses in all of football and they continue to be that team. So, um, he had a bad game. He threw some bad passes, some very, very bad passes. It's gonna happen. But I wouldn't judge them on one game after, like you said, in the
preseason. How how many plays do most of these starting quarterbacks play? Either none or very few. So, let this guy get warmed up a little bit more and I think that you'll see a little bit something different from New England.
>> Well, uh, what do you have to close out our week? Because it is Thursday, Pete.
So, what do you got going into the weekend for sports? Well, I thought it'd be fun just to have a two sport thing or a two twoame thing. Um, okay. The top two games of the weekend for college football. So, college football's already started. We all know that. But now all of a sudden it's getting a little bit more interesting. Instead of playing
East Texas State and so forth, you're playing with all the directions in there and everything else. Um, now all of a sudden, John, I think it gets pretty interesting. And it gets pretty damn interesting up there in Ann Arbor because they're going to be hosting Oklahoma who has been my longot team that a lot of people have kind of, you know, they look at these SEC teams and
and I get it. You know, you you look at Georgia, you look at Alabama, you look at a lot of these various teams that are always going to be somewhere. Um I think Oklahoma's one of them. They got a great quarterback. They've brought in different coaches and so forth. And I think Oklahoma could be pretty damn interesting at Michigan. Their offense looks great. their their quarterback. I
think the world of what he's been able to do in a short period of time, John Matir, um it's going to be I think a very very good game. I don't think I don't think Michigan stinks, by the way.
I think Michigan's still Michigan. They still got a hell of a lot of talent there. I think I I like the coach a lot, but um you know, we're all pretty angry about how things finished last week, and that wasn't a great way to finish. But, uh, Michigan still has plenty of athletes, a great quarterback who, um,
did not play well in that game last week. So, I think that one's good. And I'd throw out this one. How about Ohio State going down to Texas? I think number one against number four is a pretty cool thing to see this early in the season. I think it's phenomenal. I love that Ohio State's willing to do it because they are so dang good, John.
Well coached, really good players. We know about receivers already. All they do is put out the best receivers into the NFL, it seems like every single year. But, you know, they didn't play anybody. They played Ball State. Texas played Texas State. Both of them just absolutely, you know, took care of
business the way you're supposed to in those games. 59 to7 for Texas and Ohio State was 563. So, we have Arch Manning coming in with four touchdowns, one interception. And then you've got Julian Seyan who doesn't get talked about nearly as much as I think maybe he deserves, but he's pretty damn good too,
John. Three touchdowns, he had no interceptions, 320 yards, but then again, he's playing to NFL. He's playing with NFL receivers, let's be honest. And probably a pretty good NFL offensive line. So, uh, Ohio State and Texas, I think that game, that game itself, I think will be the best game of the weekend.
Well, um, Texas is favored by one and a half in that game, Pete. It's at Texas.
It's in Austin, as Pete said. So, um, I would take the dog. I will take Ohio State in that one, Pete.
>> Um, the overunder is basically 49, uh, as far as total points, uh, in this one. That's where a lot of the bets are clustered right now. and Michigan, Oklahoma. Um, that one, Pete, Oklahoma is favored by almost a touchdown.
>> Yeah.
>> Favored by five and a half. And that's because that Michigan team that showed up last week against Central Michigan was an embarrassment.
>> Um, they really were. No other way to put it. I mean, you know, uh, they couldn't buy a touchdown, and if they could, they would have, [laughter] >> but they bought an extra second.
>> That's all they needed.
>> They bought an extra second.
>> I still think, Pete, they're going to overturn that.
>> Yeah, >> we'll see. But I think they're going to overturn it because it they didn't follow the rules and that was the game- ending play. So either a they don't have the right to go to any secret watch or anything else because that's not how uh
whatchamacallit how uh the reviews go.
>> There's very specific things that they can do in those reviews and that ain't one of them, >> right?
>> So I don't know how they don't take that away from Michigan Pete because the game's over at that point. I get it. If that would have happened with 23 seconds left rather than right at the very end of the game, um I get it. Then you, you know, uh you could say, well, it it didn't it wouldn't have changed the
outcome at all necessarily because maybe there's an interception for a touchdown or maybe he hits the wide open receiver or the whatever he scrambles for a touchdown. But in this case, it's the last play of the game. Yeah. time expire and uh if they do anything but look at
what their own rules say then it's just you know the NCAA is a joke if that's the case >> yeah oh ab I couldn't agree with you more I mean just absolutely terrible but uh I'll tell you John um Oklahoma's a pretty dang good football team I like what you know he's a defensive-minded
coach and yet he has some really good powerful people on the offensive side of the ball as well so I I I like what Oklahoma looks like this year. And I don't think I know they're ranked and they're ranked relatively high, but let me tell you something. I I don't think enough people look at Oklahoma as the power that they are. And they are. And I
think that they're they're deserved to be somewhere if they play the way I think. I think they they will be a playoff team. No doubt.
>> Well, let's uh just uh get your opinion on one more thing before we go into the weekend, Pete. Yeah. the Niners versus the Rams in Australia. Um, so that one's also about a 48 49 overunder. Um, it's difficult because they're only arriving the day before, Pete.
>> Yeah.
>> And as you know, as a guy who played in the Japan bowl and so forth, >> you need a little more time than that to get adjusted.
>> Yeah.
>> Now, uh, we'll see how it plays out, but I think it's also going to hurt him on next week's games, Pete. So, we're going to be watching that because the NFL, of course, wants to expand into London and I don't think into Australia, but you know, this is a a PR move as much as
anything. Yeah.
>> Uh London, real possibility. Australia, no effing way. No effing way.
>> And there are owners who want to be in that London team if it is to come, John.
some of them who are owners here in the I won't go any further than that, but a a good friend of mine who might have a piece of a team here or the whole team and uh has a soccer team over there. Uh I think he wouldn't be too sad to have something over there [laughter] across
the pond maybe. So, we'll see.
>> Yeah. But that one again, that's the same as going from Miami to Seattle.
>> Yeah. um or going from New England to San Diego, you know, it's basically the same trip >> um from for the East Coast teams to go over to London. It ain't the same going over to Australia for anybody >> for San Francisco, for the Rams, for uh
Seattle, or for uh the Chargers, the Bolts. It's not the same. That is a long trip. And then it's long coming back, too. So, for those of you who are in that betting nature, be aware of that and the following week.
>> Yeah. Well, that's going to be about it, Pete. Um, we'll be back Monday with another show. Um, what time are we going to be doing that show on Monday?
>> We're going to be doing it at 1 PM, John. We're going to do it at 1 PM. All those shows next week as we always do.
We're looking forward to that. And uh my Golden Gophers, John, I'm speaking to the team. So if they if they do well, I'm going to take the credit. And if they collapse, I'm going to say I I wasn't there. No, I'm just kidding.
[laughter] No, but I'm looking forward to talking to the guys. They are a bunch of great young men, and I think PJ Fleck does a great job with them on and off the field. So, I'm excited to to talk to the guys.
>> Yeah, I'm excited to see that number 55 on offense again, Pete. that was pancaking guys last week. We'll see how he does against a different team, perhaps a bigger team this week.
>> And your edge rusher as well as that uh guy that won the special teams player of the week. Yeah.
>> That had what two punt returns for touchdowns, Pete.
>> Yeah.
>> Wow. That kid [laughter] that kid reminded me a lot of guys that played with the Bears that might have made the Hall of Fame.
>> Yes. So, we'll see whether or not that kid can put together another game like last week. They're going to try to keep the ball away from him.
>> Yes.
>> Anyway, folks, thanks for joining us.
Have a great weekend. And Pete and I will be back Monday, 100 p.m. Eastern time.
Heat. Hey, Heat.
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