Baby!
- Say it! - Bomb!
Good evening! Welcome to Stormester!
If you've set out to find celebrities who solve tasks -
- you've found the right port. Here, well-known people solve tasks.
But our journey is coming to an end soon. It's the penultimate program.
Let's say hello to the participants. Jesper Groth!
Lise Baastrup!
Victor Lander!
Sarah Grünewald!
And Heino Hansen!
- Hello there! - Hi, Lasse.
Mark, let's see how the points are distributed so far.
It's exciting, because it's never been as close as this season.
In the lead we have Lise.
But you are closely followed by Jesper and Victor.
But Sarah and Heino could win, too.
A miracle is needed, but the time for miracles is not past.
What is being played for in this program? Who brought something?
Victor Lander has.
I've brought the first five standup minutes I wrote.
It has to be said that I started doing standup as a 13-year-old.
There are many jokes about bedtime and masturbation.
Often combined.
If you win, do you have to add something fun?
It was about time. It didn't hurt at all.
It's done.
Mark Le Fevre! What do we start with?
- There are different options. - It's becoming more and more soprano.
I expect to hit tones that only dogs hear.
Mark Le Fevre! What do we start with?
There are different options.
We can start with volcanoes. And I have one with ...
No! We'll take the one with volcanoes.
- Hello, Jesper. - Hi, Mark.
What do you have for me?
"Build the best volcano."
- Super. - You have 10 minutes to design.
"You have 20 minutes to build and demonstrate it."
- Cool, man! - Most impressive volcano wins.
- Time starts now. - I have 10 minutes to design.
- I need paint. - Okay?
- Is it me? - Yes.
I would like some small plastic trees.
It can both be the right kind of lava.
But it can also be like when my girlfriend is cooking.
Fire up some pasta.
Then smoke comes up.
You have to run around down here.
It's design, sustainable, and all the wheels running.
I need to dig in the garden for a bit.
I've got it.
There was no hesitation. Do you have much experience in building volcanoes?
- Define "much". - Any experience?
- No. - Simple answer.
We are looking for the volcano that impresses me the most.
But what makes the volcano impressive? Of course, the volcano itself.
But you can pull yourself up with a good presentation.
But especially it will be the volcano and its associated effects -
- that impress me. That's what we're looking for.
- Are we ready to light up? - Yes.
We could start with Sarah if you're in the mood for it.
A small public service announcement.
If you think: Spray paint, cotton wool. Is it flammable?
Yes, it is.
Now it gets good.
In fact, this must be ashes.
Then there is the volcano.
It's mega volcanic!
- It looks nice. - Super great.
I think we should turn it off. It smells toxic.
So! Now it's under control.
You used some good stuff. There's the chicken wire, soil, cotton wool, spray paint.
There's also a lighter.
I would have liked to have had popcorn so it could have popped out.
- So you could eat? - I got vegetables with dip.
Good craftsmanship. Nice presentation. I liked your efforts.
May I see someone who is not at risk of 112 calls [911 USA, 999 UK] from neighbors?
We'll see Lise Baastrup's volcano.
Volcanoes need to be built. It should not be possible to abuse me.
It should not have been.
I'll guide you all the way.
Like that.
Think about what you hate.
People who say you're not funny and think you're ugly.
People who think you should be wiped off the face of the Earth.
You will find everything inside ...
Mark, find all your inner hatred.
When you can't get any more angry, you spray magma all over!
It's good!
Oh well, that's it! You're a good volcano!
There, it's a volcano!
You say, "There, it's a volcano."
While there is brown gruel coming out of his shirt opening.
What could look like lava? So I mixed -
- some orange marmalade and strawberry marmalade -
- and a lot of gold glitter. It could look like burning lava.
Magma that came out of Mark. You played fantastic, Mark!
I think the entertainment value is high.
The eruption effect is impressive. I was expecting some smoke.
Then baby food comes out of Mark's body.
That's how it felt.
- Another solid performance. - Thanks.
Where are we going now?
We are going for a ride to Heino land. He turns the task upside down.
Did you bring the last one?
Good thinking. Use gravity as an aid.
I sort of think your volcano looks like a teepee on fire.
I am pleased.
Because I haven't seen what it looked like.
Surely it's a party if you fight Indians.
If you are against the slaughter of one of the oldest folk -
- that's another story.
But you have an idea of ​​what it looks like.
But that was my volcano. And thank you, please.
We are the ones who say thank you, Heino.
- Who are we to see now? - We're going to see Jesper Groth.
Not so much a volcano. It's a performance.
Are you ready for a performance? Don't take care of me.
You get some replies: Come and buy!
- Come and buy! - I have the best dates in town!
- The best dates in town. - I'm addicted to selling dates.
I have so many lovely kids that you need to buy them dates!
Dad, may we go up and play on the mountain?
It has been a volcano, but it is at rest.
- I sense, it smells! - What's that?!
Look up!
I understand nothing. My date table is shaking.
No! Now it stands out with lava!
- What about the kids! - Kids!
- Sheep! Help us though! - Kids?
Now it stands down with lava again on the fine dates.
And then you die.
Enter and receive your applause! Center stage!
- Is the author coming in? - I couldn't do it alone.
There's trouble in Reumert. [Reumert Prize, given for theatre]
"It's down with lava on the fine dates."
Or: "Now it's down with lava on the fine dates."
I saw a great actor in Mark Le Fevre.
I don't know.
You have a nice name on the DVD.
The performance is impressive. The volcano itself ...
We were looking for an impressive volcano.
You've made a pig-sty shot with a flower atomizer.
Yes, it ended. I couldn't get the unit in ...
- Into the volcano. - 3 points is fine, too.
Be careful about shooting too high. Thanks for the nice story.
Thanks yourself.
We're just missing Victor. Did we leave the best to the end?
In no conceivable way.
If we could put up a sign asking the little ones to look away.
We are literally going for the raisin at the sausage end.
Victor!?
The year is 79. The residents of Pompeii have no suspicions.
But suddenly Vesuvius leaps into the air. Come, smoke!
It springs, Mark!
The people of Pompeii are fleeing for their lives!
Isn't it very nice?
- Does it look like a volcano? - It looks like a smoking ass.
Then there are earthquakes!
Yes. That's how it went.
One must have had a source of rosacea.
"My asshole is the nicest volcanic eruption."
The colors of the volcano are green and brown.
I wanted the tray to be green and middle brown.
It just looks like I have a bad case of diarrhea.
- Did you paint yourself brown on the butt? - I did!
You can't show that!
- Is it you? - Of course!
Will it be shown?!
I hadn't thought with two programs left -
- I'd rather have Heino scraping his feet again.
This is the second time you've been painted on the ass.
Who did it?
Let's move on!
It will not be shown? With that picture?!
It gets cut out when we curse. But that is ...
It's just a painted ass.
- You make children's TV. - Not anymore.
Should we allocate points?
Keep in mind, it's all about the volcano. So!
Molehills and flower nebulizer. Jesper, that volcano is worth 1 point.
That's it!
And I should have explained what is up, down and smoke.
- Lise, 2 points for the volcano. - It's okay.
A volcano is more than a smoking hole, Victor.
- Ah!? - But not much more.
And the surroundings. In general. 3 points, Victor.
I'm interested in the eruption.
Fine construction work. 4 points. But the trick with gravity -
- creates a real sense of eruption. 5 points.
There was construction work there. Shouldn't we speed things up?
From turtle to ...
It's going to make sense.
- Hi, Mark! - Hi, Lise Baastrup!
Shut up, man!
How much does one cost?
- Not for free. - There's nothing there.
I'll sit down and read the task.
"Follow the instructions on the signs." [HIT THESE BELLS!] [GIVE HIM A HIGH FIVE!]
"Park the scooter in the parking space." [DON'T HIT THESE BELLS!]
- Over there. - Yes.
"Do not move the track, signs or parking space."
"The ride should start where the scooter is now. Drive with these glasses on."
No! I can't see anything!
It's the least cross-eyed I've been in many years.
"You have 10 minutes to prepare for the trip."
“Most accurate trip wins. Time starts now."
Well...
- I'm just trying to see. - Hit these bells.
It's easy to tip over.
- I'm going left. - Here I go right.
Give him a high five. It looks like you, Mark.
Just less brown in the head. So on that one.
"Don't hit these bells."
And then in the parking space over there.
- I'm just getting started. - Quickly memorized!
Yes.
Can we get the rules?
They have to drive the scooter through the track.
The one who accomplishes the most accuracy wins.
It's a matter of how properly one gets through.
They have to wear the glasses so you can't see anything.
Blind driving on an electric scooter.
Yes. I made a small clip.
With Jesper and Sarah.
Jesper has been allocated 10 minutes for preparation, which he doesn't use.
Sarah spends all 10 minutes.
Is there a big difference between the results?
You might have thought so, but come on.
- Yes, yes! - Okay, we're going!
But okay ...
It wasn't.
I would love to hit those bells.
No, now it's all ...
I thought it should be here.
I drive to the start, but I don't know where it is.
I don't know where something is and am a little scared to run into things.
No, no! Why does it say that?
Where the hell is he?!
It can't be that hard to hit the moronic figure!
- What is this? - It's a beech hedge.
Yes! High five!
- Mark?! - Sarah!
I can't find anything!
Can't I just hit something?!
- It may take many hours. - Then just do it.
That's it!
Ah, damn it!
He has lost his hand.
Then I just run into the parking space.
Okay. Just a quick look.
- Stand in the parking space. - I'm there.
Say a sound.
Sarah, I think both helmet and glasses become you.
- Are you in the space? - Yes, I am.
Sarah!
Do you realize how long I was on the track?!
Mark, you can't help but say -
- How long did Sarah spend driving that route?
First, 10 minutes of preparation.
Then you drove around on the electric scooter for 41 minutes!
And 32 seconds.
After all, it wasn't about time.
It was about the most accurate trip.
Most accurate route according to the instructions I gave.
What to hit and where to end. Do we have a fact list?
Let's see how the route is executed correctly.
- It goes here. - Like that.
- It's very simple, right? - Right!
See what it looks like when Jesper drives.
It started out fine!
But then panic ensues along the way. You don't end up in the parking space.
- It wasn't too bad. - Let's see Sarah's turn.
Sarah's trip was 22 times as long as Jesper's.
But there's not much difference in the success. It wasn't about time.
- Who will we see now? - Both Lise and Victor.
- They use almost the same tactics. - Well, well?
"Most accurate trip wins." What's that?
You jump up the back, and then we drive to Bellevue. [beach on north end of Copenhagen]
Should we forget about the task?
Then we buy some blue Kings. [cigarette brand] Then we have them.
It doesn't say that you must not say when I am running out of stalls.
Can you come here? So!
So. It goes very well.
And there!
Jingle bells!
- Mark, say when I'm close. - Yes.
- Am I close? - Not yet.
So!
Mark, would you say when I'm close to this one?
Yes.
- Am I close? - No. I'll probably say when you are.
We are at the doll. A little to the left.
- So! - Okay.
You can reach them.
So! And so we do this.
And stop. Stop!
It went well.
I think I hit the one you shouldn't.
That wasn't the intent, but it didn't say you can't get help.
And that you are just submissive as you are so good at being.
Those two pretty much chose the same tactic.
Lise plays getting warmer.
Victor plays tell me where the end of the rope is.
- It went well. - It went masterfully.
You back into the parking space, so you're ready for another ride.
Very experienced. Can we see how the trip went?
Of course. Lise's trip first.
A little...
A little swipe, but she ends up fine in the parking space.
Small mistakes along the way. Bells that should not be hit.
A great trip.
- How did Victor fare? - Looking forward to this.
- Perfectly straight. - Per-fucking-fectly straight!
Watching alpine sports, you find that Victor is the one to beat.
There is only Heino left, and I've got a feeling -
- he's been trying to do something he can't?
He was the last one to do the task, and that was lucky.
One, two, three, four...
Six meters and seven meters now. Exactly! It's just using the inside.
It takes four seconds to drive six meters. I've got it.
Two, three... Seven, eight.
Nine, ten.
15, 16, 18, 19 ...
A half...
- Do you want help to get back to the start? - Yes.
- Were we far away? - Yes.
Mark, do you know what you can do?
It's important that you understand this.
I may not get 5 points, but I get an electric scooter.
I don't bother.
Heino?
Watch out for the cars, Heino!
Yeah, it probably won't be 5 points, Heino.
But you've previously shown you can put things up for sale on DBA. [classified-ad website]
It's a real ladies' magnet.
Some magnets push things away, but it works.
Why am I smiling? You stole my electric scooter.
The least gangster in the world: "You stole my electric scooter!"
"Where the fuck is my electric scooter?"
No one gets disqualified. Everyone has complied with the rules.
I didn't write anything about leaving the scooter in the parking space.
Damn you, Heino. 1 point and an electric scooter for you.
You're close, Sarah and Jesper. The deciding factor is -
- one of you ends up in the parking space. The other one does not.
2 points to Jesper Groth. 3 points to Sarah.
4 points for a great trip, Lise. 5 points for flawless, Victor.
- I need another task. - You've got one.
It's funny.
Hi, Mark. Or as they say in Mexico: Hola.
- Long ago. - It looks like a face.
It's so comfortable. I get the chills.
Remember to be specific when you say you have to have 500.
I got 500 jelly beans.
Oh, I totally get ...
"Find something or someone similar to yourself."
Shit task. When you look like me.
"Most notable similarity wins."
- You have eight weeks. Time starts now. - Exciting.
You may not be familiar with that.
You may have one that looks like me.
It's hard when you're so special.
I need eight seconds.
I just need to find a human with curls.
- Large gap between teeth. - Long arms.
I'm getting started.
- Don't you need your payment? - I have to pay 250 to SKAT. [tax agency]
It seems straightforward.
Find someone or something similar to you. You had eight weeks.
- I'm looking at you, Sarah. - What?
You've got big hair. We will return to that.
What do you think about coming on Stormester?
- It's very nice. - Do you mean that?
- Well, yes ... - Now.
Because Mark and I could get the impression -
- that you don't like to find out what a new task is.
I can see that. I may have been a little tired of those tasks.
- Like the program? - No.
I think more of it is a mirror image of my own talent.
I'm having a hard time figuring things out. Does that make sense?
Yeah.
If the participants in Dancing With the Stars said, "Oh."
But they do.
You rats together because you say you can see it.
- But what about the rest of us? - We have taken a liberty.
So enjoy what it's like to see yourself at work.
No, no.
No, no, no...
That's stupid.
No, no, no. Damn it!
Why is it something like this? Oh no.
You find the spirit anyway, but at each task you say:
Oh!
Yes. But that isn't the way it's intended. I think it's funny.
Mark, it's one of those tasks where they had plenty of time.
Eight weeks.
It was about finding something or someone similar to themselves.
The most notable: "Is that your one-eyed twin?"
Things, possibly ... experience we can get at all.
Lise, what or who did you find?
I saw a series called "Hjørdis". [TV, 2015] "Wow, that looks like me!"
It wasn't that crazy, so I couldn't use it for anything.
Then I came across a picture of an MMA fighter.
I thought, "Fuck, that's me!"
Her left.
It's Gabi Garcia!
It's Gabi Garcia. She's two meters tall and megawide!
It's totally insane, man!
She's so crazy!
- It's impressive. - Yes.
- Who are we looking at now? - Heino.
I have evidence that I have found someone who is similar to me.
I've been fired for something he's done.
There is one who won a beer race at Næstved railway station.
The same day as I had been sick.
- He is also called Heino. - Hansen on top of that!
This is from Næstved Tidende. [defunct newspaper] 2005.
He went all the way to the finals, and it aired live on P3. [radio station]
As they listened to my work.
Not only does he look like me, he also sounds like me.
Listen to this clip.
Welcome back to P3.
We are going to Næstved because we have found the finalists -
- in the battle for the Oasis tickets.
We are ready with Kristian from Ringsted and Heino from Næstved.
Heino, how did you prepare?
I've eaten oatmeal without milk -
- so I feel thirsty and take it from there.
- You don't have any tactics? - I'll take it as routine.
May I highlight a quote from the article?
The prize was two tickets to an Oasis concert.
The Heino Hansen who is participating says:
"I'm not a fan of Oasis -
- but it's not every day that the beer race comes to Næstved."
- That's you! - Yes, it is!
It sounds more and more like Heino!
I swear it's not.
Because you were on sick leave.
- Oh, that's two. Who are we going to? - To you, Sarah.
Lise said I could make the stalk.
It looks like you!
Yes, I have been called a little broccoli by my former boyfriend.
- It's insane enough. - It's Sarah when she jerks off.
It takes creativity to see such things.
Ruben couldn't, and he's cut his hair.
We are through three participants and are missing two.
We need to see Jesper.
It's an eerie story.
I found out that my doppelganger -
- has been around since 1897.
There is a picture of me at SMK [art museum] called:
"And in his eyes I saw death."
Of a tuberculosis patient sitting in a waiting room.
It's very captivating. Let's see it. It looks very much like me.
Wow! When is it from, you say?
It's Ejnar Nielsen and dates from 1897.
I've talked to his family. There is no connection to me.
But, well, I gasped when I saw it. It's so good.
I understand you have removed the mustache.
You wouldn't be able to walk in peace.
No, people on the street: "Hey, it's him with tuberculosis!"
You've had more lives than this?
Who has found something that looks better?
Well, there is one missing.
Victor thinks: "We're missing out."
- May I start? - Did you paint your ass?
You look like an ass, man!
Oh no!
Victor, what I particularly liked was -
- that you collapsed just as well.
What do I think looks like the least?
I give 1 point to Lise.
I'm sorry because you showed me her full figure.
They should not show any pictures other than the first.
They backstabbed me out there!
I see a lot of life and future in you.
You only get 2 points, Jesper Groth.
3 points for broccoli hair with Sarah. 4 points for the shooter.
You swore it was not THE Heino Hansen, so there are 5 points.
- Mark, we need to move on. - Here comes a new task.
- Hi, Victor Lander. - Hi, Mark.
- I feel like I'm in a hurry. - There is time pressure.
- Because there's a lit bomb? - I don't like such a bang.
- Is it jumping? - I wouldn't get so close.
A real bomb is only dangerous so close here. Thinking is allowed.
Have you heard of anyone who has been arrested for using their head?
No.
- No! - Yes!
- Quick! - Make the highest splash.
- You have 20 minutes to prepare. - When you're ready, yell.
Bomb!
You have one try. Highest splash wins.
Plop? [plask]
Smack [klask] is something else.
- That's a smack, isn't it? - Or clap.
Yes, but class sounds.
I split my gums because I jumped off the three-meter diving board.
- Then what happened? - They grew together again.
The eyes never came back into place.
Yes. Very simple. One attempt. Highest splash wins.
We start with Lise, Victor and Sarah.
I would like to emphasize that it is at least in the top 3 -
- of the most unpleasant tasks we have done.
- Not all that stressful. - I have 20 minutes.
What do you want?
I need something from the bathroom window.
- Doesn't the neighbor have a swimming pool? - Yes.
- We do! - Yes, we do.
We make a splash in this one because it makes noise.
- You're so good at that, Mark. - Thanks.
Take off your clothes!
Lean against the hose. Great, Mark.
How nice it is.
It is Mark who is pissing.
I don't think they're at home.
Can you jump in with something so I get more ...?
- No! - Yes!
No!
- No. - Yes.
Are you ready?
Bomb!
It's on the fresh side!
- Are you ready, Mark? - Yes.
Bomb!
- It said aloud. - Yes.
Three, two, one!
Bomb!
- Did you get wet? - Yes.
Then you came on a beach vacation, right?
- It was a flip flop. - Shut up, Victor.
It's cold!
It was too nice. Should I have said it was a passing one?
I have never seen such contempt of death as when you throw yourself in the pool.
You are almost tall enough to reach the opposite edge.
- I'm actually close. - Yeah, aren't you?
May we see the moment before Victor hits the water?
No, no!
I'm at a loss for words, Victor.
Going forward, take the stairs.
- Okay? - But it doesn't make a big splash.
- We're talking the highest pitch. - Sound-wise.
We are looking at that.
Sarah, you could throw anything in the house.
You chose the world's smallest watermelon.
Sure, but that's not the size. That's the thing.
And if you notice how big a sound was in the can.
You talk about the sound in the barrel. We talked about the highest splash.
Can we have some stats, Mark Le Fevre?
Lise, your splash was 184cm high.
Victor, it's close. You get a splash of 192cm.
Sarah. Yours was actually 213cm high.
Beautiful!
We should have explained earlier that we are talking about the highest splash.
The highest measured from the water surface.
The highest splash. We have clearly said that.
- Congratulations, Sarah. - Yeah!
- We are missing Heino and Jesper. - We need to see both.
I want to throw something in the sea. Let's go!
- You want yourself in the tub? - No.
Why do people put something like that? One's dog can't fuck anywhere.
- Mark. - Heino?
- Are you into antioxidants? - I sense you have a plan.
- That's it. It's time, Mark. - I know.
- We just need something. - Yes?
We need to bring it home again. Plop!
You are cute together.
- Is there a plan? - Yes.
- Can't you hear it? - Yes.
Two double ginger shots and one splash play.
Totally up to volume.
- Beautiful autumn. - Yes. So the plan is, what?
Now I go up here.
Throw it up and expect it to be my big splash.
Bomb!
It was perfect!
- It's Lasse's ball. - Then you have to get it.
I shouldn't go there. It's really cold.
Oh, it looks cold!
You end up in water no matter what. How was the sea temperature that day?
Cold.
But what is worse ... after I've been in the water -
- we spot a sign that says:
"Bathing is prohibited due to degraded bathing water quality."
"Keep an eye on the municipality's website."
What does it mean?
Well ...
What does degraded bathing water mean? There's shit in the water.
Yes, at least it's in Charlottenlund -
- so it's well-to-do puddles. Nice, right?
- Did we all yell "Bomb"? - Yeah, I think we did.
If we adhere to the rules, then there was nothing about centimeters.
No, that's how we chose to measure it.
For you ... Jesper, Lise, Victor, Sarah.
Centimeters would give a higher result than decibels.
It will be in decibels with you, Heino.
Do you convert 1:1 by centimeters?
That's the big question. I ask you in a different way.
What unit of measurement are you advocating for?
I think we have to divide the competition into two.
You cannot convert centimeters to decibels.
I win the decibel competition, and then we have to find out ...
That, I think, is fair!
I had an idea that you would say:
"Why can't you measure it in centibles?"
But you just get your own little sub-competition.
There are two categories now. Centimeters and decibels.
Well, how many decibels did it register at the coffee shop?
It was measured at 106 decibels.
Wow!
That's the highest so far!
It is clearly the highest result in volume.
Bravo! Well done. You beat all the others.
5 points for Heino!
We have no choice but to distribute from 2 to 5 points.
- How are the points distributed? - 2 points for Lise and 3 for Victor.
4 to Sarah and 5 to Jesper, with a splash of over four meters!
Heino is in the lead with 16 points!
A whole new feeling for Heino Hansen! I look forward on your behalf.
But not too soon! There is still one chance to steal the place.
Here comes the final task.
Tonight's last task.
Our participants stand ready to go live.
- Who should read the task aloud? - Lise Baastrup must be allowed.
"Re-create as a team the most accurate image."
"You have to stand in line and look out at the audience throughout the task."
"Mark shows the back person a picture."
"The person should draw the picture on the back of the person in front."
"You have one minute for each drawing. No one is allowed to communicate during the task. "
"The most accurate picture wins." A lot of info.
Yes, you know the game where you whisper a sentence and then we hear -
- how it sounds when it reaches the end of the road. Here with drawings.
Bold task, man!
Great to hear!
- We only have one team? - Heino is on your team.
The first picture is this. Start drawing. Time starts now!
Like that.
I was wrong because of your chest.
- 10 seconds left! - Is that all?
We got it! Can I see?
Three, two, one! Markers down!
Lise, show it to the Taskmaster.
It's a sleepy, man-eating crocodile?
- Heino, show yours. - Turn it over!
Like that.
It's a bulb with glasses.
- Do you want to see the right thing? - Yes!
It goes to Heino and Victor!
Swap space. Lise, in the back.
Next picture comes here.
And you have to start drawing now!
You have to draw, Lise!
You didn't ask me to draw that.
Three, two, one! Markers down!
That's not bad!
- So great! - Okay.
So, you have drawn respectively ...
I have to call it a bike. A two-wheeled vehicle.
Victor has drawn kiwis?
My buttocks from the last task.
What you were drawing was ...
It goes to Jesper, Sarah and Lise.
Superior!
- Last picture looks like this. - I have loose breasts.
Okay. I can feel that.
Your time starts now!
20 seconds left!
Three, two, one! Markers down!
- What the hell did they draw? - See what to draw.
It's a milking cow!
It's obviously Heino and Victor! Obviously!
They have played as a team to win solid points.
- Who is tonight's winner? - None other than Heino Hansen!
You have to choose the right place to show up -
- to see Heino Hansen try jokes, written by Victor Lander.
Good luck with that. Thanks for tonight!
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