Bag alert, bag alert, bag alert, bag alert, bag alert folks.
That's right.
Evan makes Fierce and Inks a new deal.
Gillie goes to the Viking Steelers.
Yes, we have to talk about the Steelers.
Unfortunately, yes, we do.
Steelers and Bills.
We got to talk about that game.
We also got to talk about the Ravens and Falcons game.
And we got a shocking revelation that has come out.
Tua finally speaks on the relationship in the tenure of Brian Flores when he was the
head coach for the Miami Dolphins.
All of this and more.
It's going to be, I'm trying to keep this a pretty short episode, but if it does, then
well then hey, it is what it is.
But guess what?
All of this and more on the 25th episode.
That's right.
Only five episodes away from hitting the 30 episode mark.
And I cannot wait.
Okay.
But until then, guess what?
We're going to keep this thing going because why?
You are listening to Bag Road Domus.
You are listening to your chief, Bag Meteorologist.
You are listening to the man who has made predictions that are going to come forth in
the next three years, who was currently looking at draft classes three years in advance, who
currently right now is a GM, former GM, who's now on the team right now, who currently
has interviews lined up right now for assistant GM positions.
But I'm not taking them right now because you got to get ready for the season.
Okay.
Right now we are in the great state of Texas.
Okay.
Eating some good Texas brisket.
Okay.
You already know what I'm getting ready to say because we all are going to say the same
thing.
I am your host, Kale.
You already know what time it is.
Lock in.
All right, folks.
Let's just, let's just do, well, you know what?
Let's just go.
Let's just go into everything.
Okay.
We're not going to sugarcoat it.
We're not going to try to stall.
We're not going to try to do any of these types of things right now.
Okay.
We're just going to go into the nook and cranny of all these topics because there's a lot
to talk about.
We're going to try to keep this very, very, very short as short as possible.
Okay.
So Evan McPherson, kicker for the Cincinnati Bengals, aka the Cincinnati Bumgles, okay.
He paints a three-year, $16.5 million deal to stay with the Bengals.
He gets $5.5 million a year.
Okay.
Now, not a whole lot to talk about this team-friendly deal, good deal, got it done.
Someone got paid.
That's all that matters.
Nothing to, you know, in depth to really go over with this signing.
You know, we have started to see that teams have prioritized kickers and punters more
lately than what they used to.
And it shows with, you know, the market somewhat resetting as frequent as it has been, you
know, lately when you have people like him and you have Harrison Butcher and Justin Tucker
and Elliot for the Eagles and, you know, kickers like that.
I mean, you know, they do have to get paid, you know, pretty fairly.
So, and it shows, you know, with Evan McPherson getting his deal.
Congratulations to him.
Let's get, let's keep this party started.
Okay.
Well, not the party.
Let's keep this party going.
What am I saying?
What's going on with me?
Right?
I think it's the brisket.
I think the brisket got to me.
Now, moving on to other things.
Okay.
So, Stefan Gilmore, corner, aimed a one-year $10 million deal with the Vikings.
Okay.
He gets $7 million in total guarantees.
Now, when you look at it, a team like the Vikings have definitely been in the market
for a corner, you know, for a while, especially, you know, with the sudden passing of, of
of Kari, Kari Jackson.
I think it's safe to say that they, they don't have, well, this is what I'll say.
The defense, the defense is lacking, especially, you know, with them losing to Neil Hunter
to, to free agency.
So, you know, having someone like a Stefan Gilmore who can be that veteran presence and
somewhat, you know, build up the corners that they do have on that team definitely, you
know, is, is a good, you know, a good situation, honestly, not to mention, you know, there,
there is a new England connection there because why Brian Flores is the defensive coordinator
over there, you know, with them.
So, you know, you have that, you have that connection in place and whatnot.
So all in all, it's a pretty good deal.
You know, you get, you're getting a corner that, you know, can still go to toe.
I can't even speak.
Definitely is the brisket who can still go toe to toe with, you know, some of the best
corners in the league, right?
You're talking about somebody who can play both inside and outside as well as, you know,
make tackles and do whatever, you know, he is asked and needed to do.
So I mean, all in all, it was a great signing.
Me personally, I definitely wanted the Steelers to go after Stefan Gilmore, but clearly that's
not had, that's not, you know, that's not a priority, I guess.
So, you know, here we are.
But honestly speaking here, I am definitely surprised that he was able to get the deal
that he, that he got simply because, you know, teams, teams may, may try to play the, oh,
you know, you're a little bit up in age game and, you know, all those different type of
tactics to try to convince players, you know, to take less and all those different type
of things.
But for him to still, you know, have a market and for him to get the deal that he got, that
definitely shows that he still does have a strong market within the league and that team
still do view him as a very versatile corner, you know, despite him being, you know, up
in age, you know, because we've seen corners do not age that well.
They don't.
Some corners have aged, you know, gracefully and then there's others that just been like,
it's, it's just a nose dive.
I'm talking about a straight nose dive down.
So all in all, congratulations to Stefan Gilmore Vikings.
You guys just got somebody great.
And hopefully that, you know, maybe, maybe in practice, you know, you can have a one-on-one
matchup with him and Justin Jefferson, which actually might, which actually might make
Justin Jefferson actually a whole lot better as well.
All in all, it's a great situation.
It really is.
So, you know, congratulations to them.
Now, you know, we do have to, you know, we would definitely do have to talk about it.
So the Steelers and Bill's game.
Now, before we go any further, I just want to let everybody know I have, I had to think,
oh, I had to think over this.
I had to sleep on it.
I had to drink some water over it.
I had to do a whole lot of things just to find the words to say about this, right?
And this is what I will say.
I'm just going to be completely honest here.
Relax.
R-E-L-A-X.
Relax.
Okay.
The reason why I'm saying that is because this, this is why the preseason is important
because you're able to see the, the, the nicks and the weaknesses of your team.
Correct.
And sometimes when you, when you're seeing, you know, the preseason game, sometimes our
emotions can, can alter and sort of cloud our judgment and our opinions about our team
because it definitely did for me.
It definitely did.
But this is what I will say because I know everybody's been talking about Broderick Jones.
Yes.
Broderick Jones should be playing at left tackle.
Yes.
That, that, that is, that is a point that I can definitely agree on that, you know, he
doesn't need to be taking more reps at left tackle.
If everyone has been saying from Omar to Tomlin to Mr. Rooney himself, if everyone has been
saying that he is, that he's supposed to be the franchise left tackle, well, then you
have to put him over there in order for him to get comfortable at playing left tackle.
That's the only way that this thing works.
You can't, you can't continue to flip flop him and have him play right tackle and then
left tackle and then left tackle to right tackle.
You can't continue to do that.
At some point he has to get his footing at one position.
That's just what it is at the end of the day.
Why is it that, you know, basically Broderick has basically been shuffled at different positions
but Dan, but, but we're keeping Dan more strictly at left tackle and mind you, this is the same
person that, you know, everybody complains about and say that, you know, Dan Moore is
not good.
It's time for him to, you know, hang it up and go somewhere else, different opportunity,
trade him, cut him, whatever the case may be, all those different types of things.
But it's like y'all don't give Broderick Jones an inadequate, you know, leg up in competition.
You don't because why he's mainly been at right tackle.
May I remind you folks that the reason why he played right tackle is because Chukes ran
his mouth on the sideline and people were trying to tell him to be quiet and in doing
so, guess what happened?
Mike benched him.
That's what happened.
That I mean, that's what happened, right?
And so I understand, you know, he probably was the, you know, the best option to play
at right tackle.
Okay, cool.
That season has passed.
There's a whole different season, right?
You drafted Troy Fortuno.
I get it.
Troy Fortuno is still hurt, but you still have other people.
You have Dylan Cook.
You have Spencer Anderson.
You still have other people that you can test out at right tackle for now because you still
need somebody behind Troy Fortuno just in case, you know, anything crazy happens.
You need that.
You do.
And how in the world do you know what you have as far as secondary offensive linemen,
especially swing tackles, if you don't give them a chance?
How?
Like really think about that for a second here, folks, because honestly, whether we want to
do a minute or not, yes, this offense is going to go through some, some, you know, some difficult
times.
Okay, it's going to happen.
That is the process, the natural process that happens when you have a lot of turnover,
the, you know, the type of turnover that we have had in one off season.
May I remind people, especially Steven's nation, Kenny is gone.
Well, I'm never mind.
Kenny is gone.
Mason Rudolph is gone.
Mitchell Biscay is gone.
All three quarterbacks are gone.
Right.
And so they brought in Kyle Allen, Justin Fields and their Russell Wilson.
That's a lot of turnover on top of you trade away the auntie Johnson.
You get a new offensive coordinator.
You draft another tackle.
You draft another center.
You draft another guard.
The the original center, he's basic.
He's basically, you know, out for the season with the torn rotator cuff.
So now you have to move your rookie center and make him the starting center.
Right.
It's a lot of change.
And so what happens is when there's a lot of change, a team, regardless of what side
the ball is, they're going to go through these growing pains and these growing pains are
not fun.
They're not, they've never been fun.
They're never fun for anybody.
But that is why you have preseason is in place so that can so that they can maneuver
those type of things.
They can build those reps, develop that chemistry and be prepared for the regular season.
Right.
Because let's be real here.
Arthur Smith probably hasn't even used 20% of the real plays that he probably wants
to use once the regular season starts.
Right.
These are probably just like, I wouldn't say dummy plays, but these are just like, you
know, sort of like the, the bare minimum type of plays that you probably would use, you
know, just for everybody to get comfortable, you know, develop reps, chemistry, all those
different types of things.
Right.
And even then, when we look at the quarterback, you know, position, I can, I mean, although
Russ is quote unquote the pole position, which I've never even heard of that term before
until this off season, until Mike Tomlin said it, although Russ is at the pole position,
we've seen that Justin Fields has developed more chemistry with his receivers and the
offense compared to Russ.
Now granted, a lot of that is because Russ was hurt in the beginning of training camp
because he messed up his calf, pushing up a sled, which again, that was a dumb idea.
Why in the world do we continue to do these dumb things?
Tomlin, why?
Think about that for a second.
But you know, when you, when you look at it, Justin Fields has definitely done a little
bit more.
And the only reason why I'm saying a little bit more is he can, of course, he can, he
can still, you know, extend plays because why he's still mobile?
He can still run.
So I mean, of course that that's going to be, you know, a good situation.
But as far as anything else, no, at this point, my expectation for the last preseason game
is when we want to see the offense, especially the first team offense, be able to put some
points on the board.
That is my expectation.
That is the thing that I want to see.
I don't, I don't necessarily want to see this dominate game where like every single time
they get on the field, you know, they're scoring a touchdown first play.
I don't want to see that.
I want to be able to see them put points on the board.
I want to see a level of consistency that shows that one, this offense is in a good place.
Two, there's chemistry.
The chemistry is good.
And three, the offensive line is together.
That's what I want to see.
I don't want to see a bunch of, you know, just, just sloppiness because that's what that
that's basically what we've been seeing lately is flat out sloppiness when it comes to the
offense.
The defense is the defense.
I don't have nothing to say about the defense because why the defense is the defense.
You don't have to worry about the defense because why the defense is always going to
be intact.
It is the offense that has been lackluster for the, for the last couple of years and
they have to pick it up.
They have to pick it up.
The defense can't continue to, to ball out, you know, every single week and then the off
season, I mean, and then the offense is basically, you know, dragging, you know, they have to,
they don't necessarily have to be a top five offense or a top three offense or the best
offense in the league, but dammit, you have to be a good offense.
You have to be able to one, chew the clock, um, weaken the defense, make the defense tired
and put points on the board.
That's what you have to, and if you cannot do those things, then we have a bigger problem
that needs to be addressed.
And I get it.
There's still people that are still banking on, you know, the Steelers, you know, possibly
trading, you know, the world trying to trade for someone like a brand.
Now you can whatnot folks.
Let me tell you something.
If you think that that trade is going to go down, if you think that that's going to move
the needle, if you think that's going to, you know, be a dynamic type of change, you
are sadly mistaken.
You are.
Okay.
He, he has been, he has been in the headlines basically almost all summer long.
It's it's drawing out too long.
It's it's just unnecessary at this point.
We need to continue to move forward with the idea that someone like a brand, IEU is not
going to be on this team.
Now, maybe later in the season, someone might be available that, you know, it'll be a better
situation in an easier situation to, um, you know, to, to take care of than this.
Okay, cool.
Fine.
But to say that, you know, you need someone like a brand, IEU it.
No, you don't, you don't need a brand.
IEU again, I'm not getting into it if you want me to, if you want to hear why there are
at least a few episodes before this one that I have said it multiple times on why brand
and IEU is a bad move, um, for the Steelers.
So, um, all in all, I just want to see improvement.
I want to, I want to have a little bit of momentum, you know, with the offense in this
preseason game that can be sort of carried into the first week of the season.
That's what I want to see because may I remind Steelers nation that they have to go up against
the Falcons and the Falcons had made a lot of, a lot of moves in this all season.
They have, they got a stable quarterback in her cousins.
They still have the weapons.
Um, was it Drake London?
Yeah.
Drake London, you still have Kyle Pitts and you have Bijan Robison.
You have the offensive line.
Look at the defense, Judon, Grady Jarrett, Justin Simmons, Jesse Bates, AJ Turrell,
they got some dogs on that team.
They got some dogs on the team.
That's not a team that you can't just, you know, sleep on and whatnot.
No, you have to, you got to ball out now because if you don't, you're going to have
another, um, another situation like how we did last season where we took the Texas for
granted and guess what they did?
They, they ran over us.
They beat us.
They beat us down and you don't want that.
You don't want to be embarrassed.
You just don't, especially with, with a lot of things that are riding on this season,
you need to come out guns.
You need to be able to, you know, to let people know like, Hey, listen, we can be a dark horse.
We're going to be a team that, that, you know, it's going to be a thorn in your side, you
know, as the season progresses.
But again, done with them.
Now moving on to the other game that that was that definitely caught my attention.
Uh, the Ravens and Falcons, right?
So, and I, this was probably somewhat of a hot take.
Me personally, I feel like the Ravens are probably go and get another backup quarterback.
I, I, I, I truly believe that.
And the reason why I say that is because if they get someone like a Ryan Tannehill, that
can be a backup.
Oh, who that, that's, that's a good backup right there.
That's a really good backup because right now can you really trust Josh Johnson?
Can you really trust the other quarterback as well?
No, you can't.
You just can't.
But if you have someone like a Ryan Tannehill who, you know, if you need him to, you know,
to finish the game, he can do it.
If you need him to play a game, you know, he can do it, right?
Because everything is already in place.
You got Derek Henry, you got the receiving Corey, Garth, Mark Andrews, perfectly fine.
Okay.
Cool.
Um, also I do believe that the Ravens are definitely going to be highly, um, involved
in trying to get, um, another guard.
I just, I don't know what it is with Ben Cleveland.
I think they just do not believe him, Ben Cleveland at all.
I think Ben Cleveland is not a good guard.
I think at best he'll probably be maybe a good backup guard.
I just don't think he, he's a good starting guard.
I don't.
Um, and I wouldn't be surprised if, if the Ravens, you know, try to do a little bit of
digging and maybe try to see if they can pick up somebody from, from cut down day or, you
know, trades or whatever the case may be personally.
Um, and I do think they probably do need another patch rusher.
I do because, um, they cannot, they cannot rely just on, you know, Adafi away and David
a job, oh, um, to try to bail them out.
And then Calvin, no, okay.
This isn't the same Calvin, no, from the Patriots, right?
This is a Calvin, no, that he could probably give you four, maybe five, maybe six or seven
sacks, you know, this season, right?
This isn't someone that's going to be as consistent like, like how he was, um, in his previous
years.
And if we're being real here, I think a move that's not really being talked about as much
that definitely hurt them was Jadevion clown.
You know, going to the Panthers.
I do believe that because if they had Jadevion, I think they still would have been in a really
good place.
Right.
I really do believe that.
I really do.
But you know, David a job, oh really?
I mean, he there, there was definitely some flashes.
You know, there was definitely some flashes.
It definitely, you know, was looking good.
It really was.
And you know, I'm still rooting for David a job, oh, because, you know, when he was coming
out of Michigan, he was projected to be a first round pick.
The only reason why he fell was because he, he messed up his Achilles during his pro day.
That's the only reason why.
And you know, do you, do you want to take that risk and have him, you know, play, you
know, and have him take, you know, 10, 15, 20, maybe, you know, more reps.
Do you really want to do that?
Or do you want to try to bring in another pass rusher and maybe try to see if you can,
you know, do, do something with it at this point?
Like these are serious conversations that, that, you know, the Ravens are probably having
behind closed doors because although yes, they are still a very competitive team.
There is a lot of holes that, that do need to be addressed in order for them to really
be as competitive as what they need to be.
That's just my personal opinion.
I could be wrong Ravens fans.
I could be wrong move, but that's just how I personally feel.
I feel like if they go and they get a guard and if they get another good patch rusher,
doesn't necessarily have to be, you know, a, a, a well-known patch rusher, but just someone
that can, you know, that, that can do something, I think they're going to be in a good spot.
I think they're going to be in a really good spot personally.
As far as, as far as, you know, everything else, you know, the Ravens are the Ravens.
Their defensive line, I think it definitely needs to be buffed up a little bit more too,
especially the, the interior because outside of just a man, a bouquet, I mean, I think
they still have Brent, Brent urban.
If I'm not mistaken, you probably do need maybe somebody else because the Falcons were
running the ball.
They were running.
They were talking about parting the Red Sea type of running.
Okay.
And, you know, if you're, if you're Ravens fan, you probably don't, don't like to see
that personally.
You just don't.
So, you know, let's, let's wait and see.
Maybe maybe EDC will, you know, we'll do something.
Maybe not.
I don't know, but hey, let's see.
Now onto the bigger topic that's definitely been talked about lately.
I think that does need to be addressed.
So Tua has finally spoken out about, you know, his relationship with Brian Flores, former
Miami Dolphins head coach on the Dan Liebertard show.
Shout out to Dan Liebertard, by the way, for putting out this great content.
Now, I'm just going to read the quote.
It's going to be a long quote.
So bear with me folks, but I want to read the quote and then we're going to, you know,
discuss it.
Okay.
Cool.
So basically this is what Tua said on Brian Flores and I quote, if you woke up every
morning and I told you that you suck at what you did, that you don't belong doing what
you do, that you shouldn't be here, that this guy should be here, that you haven't earned
this right.
And then you have somebody else come in and tell you, dude, you are the best fit for this.
You are accurate.
You are the best, whatever you are this, you are that.
How would that make you feel listening to one or the other?
You see what I'm saying?
And then you hear it and hear it regardless of what it is, the good or the bad, and you
hear it more and more.
You start to actually believe that I don't care who you are.
You could be the president of the United States.
If you have a terrible person that's telling you things that you don't want to hear or
probably shouldn't be hearing, you're going to start to believe that about yourself.
That sort of what ended up happening.
It's basically been two years of training, training that out of me, not just me, but
a couple of the guys as well as that have been here since my rookie year all the way
till now.
Now this is a very bomb-drop, bombshell of a quote when it comes to it because he's
finally been able to speak about this because let's be real here, folks.
That entire situation with Brian Flores and the Dolphins was not a good situation.
It was just a nasty situation all around.
It really was.
When we really look at it, although the defense was pretty good, you can tell that too unmentally
was not there.
You can tell that at times in the season he was definitely checked out mentally and that
his confidence, his self-confidence about himself was definitely down.
You can definitely see that and it showed.
You know, this somewhat opens up to another bigger conversation that, listen, those coaches
that were under Bill Belichick have not been successful.
They have not.
They have not been successful and they are under the impression that they can act like
and do the same thing that Bill Belichick did with Tom Brady.
Let me tell you something here, folks.
Without relationship between Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, you will never see a relationship
like that ever again.
You're talking about somebody who verbally would basically pick apart every single minute
detail that Tom Brady was doing and Tom took it on the chin.
Tom took it on the chin.
He took it on the chin and he just kept on pushing and he improved himself and he got
better.
Those coaches, Matt Patricia, I think, well, not Joe Douglas.
I forgot his name.
He was the coach for the Giants for a moment.
Brian Flores, Josh McDaniels, everywhere they went as head coaches have been a shit show.
Just an all-out shit show.
I'm talking about the biggest shit show you could possibly think of because why?
They think that, guess what?
If Bill can do it, I can do it and that's the wrong mentality to have.
That's why Josh McDaniels got fired the way that he got fired because why?
He thought that he was Bill.
He thought that he could do the same thing that Bill do and it don't work like that.
It don't.
Not to mention, their production wasn't really that good either.
We didn't look at it.
That's why Matt, what the whole situation with Matt Patricia?
That's why Darius Lane wanted to get traded to the Eagles because he could not handle,
I mean not handle, but it was just so much just downright harassment from someone like
a Matt Patricia that he's just like, no, the hell with this?
I can go.
I don't have to be here.
I can go because what you're not going to do is just disrespect me like this.
You're just not going to do it.
I'm sorry.
I'm a grown man just like you.
You're just not going to do that.
It shows.
It definitely shows.
We can, if we can be real here, that's probably why ownership probably took and changed the
mindset that they did because of what happened with Brian Flores.
There were multiple reporters, insiders, you name it, that were reporting these things
that there was a lot of friction in that locker room and on that team with Brian Flores and
company.
There was.
There were a lot of players that were definitely rubbed the wrong way.
Tua wasn't the only person.
Tua was just the only person that's come out publicly about it and said something about
it.
But for Tua to show this level of strength to finally talk about it, definitely says a
lot that he's finally come to peace and come to terms with that point in his career.
And now that he has, he definitely looks like he's in a better place.
He does.
And it shows.
When they hired Mike McDaniel, they definitely made a lot of changes.
Revan the offensive line, traded for Tyreek Hill, got Jalen Waddle, got Raheem Mostard
and company.
They just surrounded Tua with just not only weapons, but they tried to build up his confidence
even more, which is important because if your quarterback does not have any confidence,
they're really not going to show.
They're not going to be able to really, their mentors won't be there, basically, is what
I'm saying.
And it definitely looked like and sounded like Brian Flores was definitely destroying
his confidence week by week.
And that probably took a toll on Tua.
And it probably did.
And it shows.
And not to be disrespectful, but that's probably why Brian Flores didn't get another head coaching
opportunity because they probably heard about all of those things.
GMs and owners and whatnot, they probably heard more in-depth information about what
happened with Brian Flores when he was in Miami than what we will probably ever know.
And they're probably like, no, we just can't have that.
And that's why you see a lot of times a lot of those coaches from that Bill Belichick
tree do not transition and get head coaching, Josh, because why?
Number one, they're just their mentality to players is somewhat similar to bills and
players nowadays, they don't want that.
They don't care about that.
They don't give a damn about that.
But what they do value, though, is respect.
And if you as a coach are not giving them the respect and if you are not trying to coach
them and to help them to be better, but instead you are more of like being an ass about every
single small little thing and just being anal about every little detail and what they're
not doing and how they're not the best and that they're never going to be anything, that
weighs on you mentally.
Imagine coming to work every single day and your boss basically tells you, you're shit.
You're a horrible employee.
You're the worst employee I've ever had.
You'll never be anything.
You'll never progress.
You'll never achieve your goals and all those different types of things.
At first it won't affect you, but as time goes on, it starts to get into your psyche.
And then as time really continues to go on, at some point you'll start believing those
things and that's somewhat what happened with Tula's situation.
He'd somewhat believed that he didn't deserve to be a quarterback for the Dolphins, didn't
deserve to do the best that he could do.
And it basically took for them to fire Brian Flores and to bring in someone like I might
make Daniels to be like, hey, listen, we're going to build you up.
We're going to figure out what your weaknesses, we're going to try to master them as best
as possible and we're going to try to work with you and try to make you a better quarterback.
And it shows because why?
He got the big deal.
That signals that he is the franchise quarterback.
They made a lot of great moves just to surround him with weapons and pieces and whatnot.
So all in all, they definitely made the right decision now than to keep Brian Flores because
again, like I said before, early on into this episode, it just sounded like it was just
a storm of just bull every single day with that team.
But I'm going to end it here.
We're going to keep it live.
We're going to keep it light, keep it right.
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And as always, I hope I gave you guys the fixes you guys need also, also, also, also,
apparently, Shifter is, well, Adam Shifter is basically reporting that, you know, there's
a chance that things could heat up between, you know, with the whole brand IU saga and
there probably could be an end to this, you know, conundrum.
So who knows, maybe when, maybe when this episode comes out, maybe we'll, we'll finally
find something out.
You know, once it does break, you know, we will, you know, talk about it, report about
it and all those different types of things.
So as always, I hope I gave you guys the fix that you love and or need.
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We're only five episodes away from 30 episodes.
I know cannot wait, cannot wait, cannot wait.
As always, peace of love.
Let's go deep into this, first quemad nuevo.
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