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Joe Rogan Experience #1629 - Lara Beitz

Lara Beitz is a standup comic known for her appearances on Comedy Central's "Lights Out with David Spade", Showtimes' "The Comedy Store" mini-series, and stages around the United States.

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Jun 27, 20242h 36mWatch on YouTube ↗

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  1. 0:002:00

    Austin comedy club opening weekend & deciding whether to move

    1. LB

      (drumbeats) Joe Rogan podcast, check it out.

    2. NA

      The Joe Rogan Experience.

    3. JR

      Train by day, Joe Rogan podcast by night. All day. (rock music plays) Hello, Laura.

    4. LB

      Hello.

    5. JR

      Welcome.

    6. LB

      Thank you.

    7. JR

      What's happening?

    8. LB

      Thank you for having me.

    9. JR

      So you said you're in town working at, it's called the Sunset Strip Comedy Club?

    10. LB

      Yeah.

    11. JR

      Is this the first weekend?

    12. LB

      Yes.

    13. JR

      That it's open?

    14. LB

      Yeah.

    15. JR

      Whoa.

    16. LB

      Yeah.

    17. JR

      That's awesome. How'd you hear about it?

    18. LB

      Um, they hit me up.

    19. JR

      Did j- so, they just started?

    20. LB

      Yeah.

    21. JR

      Where's it at? What street?

    22. LB

      This is opening weekend. Um, I don't know.

    23. JR

      Oh, wow. You don't even know where you're going?

    24. LB

      No.

    25. JR

      Did you just get here today?

    26. LB

      I got here yesterday.

    27. JR

      Oh, did you walk around?

    28. LB

      Uh, I walked a little bit.

    29. JR

      Did you get any brisket?

    30. LB

      Not yet. That's tonight.

  2. 2:006:05

    Crime, policing, and feeling unsafe in LA vs Austin

    1. JR

      The, uh, district attorney, I think that's who it is, killed the gang taskforce too. That's a new thing, 'cause apparently there's not enough crime. He's like, "How do we make it worse?"

    2. LB

      Oh, that's good.

    3. JR

      "Let's just, let's kill the gang taskforce."

    4. NA

      Is that the same taskforce that was like, uh, the, the, the dirty one? The (clears throat) the rampart one?

    5. JR

      Oh, I don't think so.

    6. NA

      Okay. Just 'cause I was wondering.

    7. JR

      I think that's a different one. Maybe. I don't think so, though. Maybe it was dirty. Maybe I'm looking into it the wrong way.

    8. NA

      I was just, I was just wondering.

    9. JR

      You might be right. I might be looking at it the wrong way.

    10. NA

      (laughs)

    11. LB

      I mean, if no one can leave their apartments anyway, what difference does it really make, you know?

    12. JR

      Uh, it dot- my friend Eddie almost got jumped at a gas station two nights ago.

    13. LB

      Damn.

    14. JR

      Yeah. He's pulled, uh, into a gas station and he got out of his car and some guys started walking backwards towards his car with hoodies on. And he was like, "What is going on here?" And then he's like, "I'm getting back in my fucking car." And then they just ran up to his car and he locked the car and took off.

    15. LB

      Damn. I've been making people walk me to my car after shows because I accidentally caught a preview for the local news and it was like, a woman being put down on her face on the sidewalk while two dudes robbed her.

    16. JR

      (gasps) .

    17. LB

      And I was like, "Well, I can't forget that I've seen that image now," so I guess I don't go places by myself anymore.

    18. JR

      Yeah, that's the thing that happens when you shut down the economy is like, crime just... Not only did they shut down the economy, but they also, like, handicapped the police officers. Like, they, you know, cops are terrified to arrest anybody. I was talking to a friend who's, uh, got a friend that's a fireman who's friends with cops and they were all discussing this apparently that they, they just don't know what to do. Like, they have, they're scared to arrest people 'cause they're scared, uh, that they're gonna do something that's gonna be abusive and they're gonna get filmed and then, you know, or considered abusive, or if someone's resisting arrest and they're just in this weird position where a lot of people hate the police now.

    19. LB

      Yeah.

    20. JR

      So cops d- j- they don't wanna be bothered with shit. Like, Sunset is like a dragstrip now. Have you seen people flying down Sunset going 150 miles an hour? Racing?

    21. LB

      Yeah. Um-

    22. JR

      You have?

    23. LB

      ... I have seen that.

    24. JR

      Fucking weird, right?

    25. LB

      Yeah. I'm, um, laughing because I was with Dylan Sullivan last night and we walked to get food and there were, like, a bunch of junkies around. And they kept just, like, appearing (laughs) and, and I was getting really nervous. And then we saw a cop car across the street and we're like, "Let's go be by the cop." And we walked over to stand by the cop and, um, I was like, "This is not very, this is, that's not a very popular mindset right now."

    26. JR

      To go be near the cops?

    27. LB

      Yeah, and I pictured someone spraypainting, like, "Fuck the police," and me, like, doing a caret mark (laughs) and saying, "Fuck, yeah, the police," 'cause we got so excited to see them. We were like, "Oh, thank God, the cops are here."

    28. JR

      Where were you at?

    29. LB

      Um, 6th and a different street.

    30. JR

      Yeah, there's that area around where the Vulcan Gas Company is that's a homeless shelter.

  3. 6:058:00

    Lockdowns, rent, and the financial squeeze on comics and workers

    1. LB

      Well, and it's fucked because...If you're gonna shut everything down, you have to give us, like, a lot of money, because rent is so obscene there that I think it's unimaginable for anyone who lives anywhere else in the country. I mean, it's so expensive. I've been on unemployment for a year, which I've never applied for unemployment before in my entire life. Like, you know how hard I work. I'm not a handout person. But if you're going to shut all the comedy clubs-

    2. JR

      Yeah.

    3. LB

      ... like, and I was applying for jobs that I didn't even want on Indeed just to try to make some money, 'cause my unemployment covers less than half of my rent. And I'm just like, "What do you expect me to do?" And if I'm in a position where I, every month, I'm like, "Am I gonna be... How am I gonna not be homeless?" I just can't imagine people who have it so much worse than I do.

    4. JR

      Yeah, and that there are a lot of people like that. And there's also, like, it incentivizes people to do crime. It really does, 'cause they're like, "I- I need to fucking get by. I- I gotta figure this out." And so people that were maybe on the cusp of trying to be a good person and maybe fell back into a life of crime, it's just, it's not good. It's just... The problem is when you have mayors and governors and these people that don't... They don't have a vested interest in the economy booming. Like, it doesn't matter to them. Like, they- they get paid regardless, you know? So if their paycheck was dependent upon the economy of, like say if like the governor and the mayor got paid a percentage of the gross revenues for the state, like, you know, 0.001% or whatever the fuck it is. Like, this is how you make your living. Like, everybody has to do well. And if you develop policies and you enact laws and legislations and rules, especially during this pandemic, that cripple businesses. Like, there's a way to keep businesses open and still keep people safe. They've done it. They've done it in other places.

    5. LB

      Right.

  4. 8:0011:32

    Vaccines, reopening logic, and ‘fear porn’ vs updated information

    1. JR

      But California for what- Like, if you look at... Florida's the crazy one, right? We always look at Florida like, "Those people are out of their mind. They're crazy. They- they're fucking alligators and hanging out in the streets." But Florida has, like, less COVID cases per capita. They have less deaths per capita, and they're wide open.

    2. LB

      Well, and we're not at the... It's not last April anymore.

    3. JR

      Exactly.

    4. LB

      25% of Americans have received at least one shot of the vaccine. The most vulnerable populations got the vaccine first, which doesn't make sense to me, but I'm not a doctor or a virologist. Like, it makes sense on one level, and then it's very confusing to me on another level. I'm like, "I would think we would want to try it on healthy people first." But that's neither here nor there, so like-

    5. JR

      They tested it on people before they tried it on the old folks. The idea is the old folks are less likely to survive it if they get it.

    6. LB

      Yeah.

    7. JR

      You know?

    8. LB

      But they... This was like the finish line, I thought. I thought, like, when the vaccine's out, we're gonna pop shit back open. So what-

    9. JR

      That's what they did here. And that's what they're doing in a lot of states. That's what they did in Arizona. The problem is California's, they've been feeding off that fear porn for, like, a full year, and they don't want to let it go. I mean, they almost want the- the virus to be completely eradicated. And the real fear is that what happens when the flu comes around? What happens when a- a less dangerous virus comes around? Are you gonna reenact the same rules? I mean, you gonna just keep the economy crippled? It's gonna be Mad Max.

    10. LB

      Yeah.

    11. JR

      That fucking place is gonna be all tents and guns and fucking dogs and it's gonna be chaos.

    12. LB

      It's really gnarly. And it's interesting to me how little people allow for, like, incorporating new information and changing your mind about stuff, especially at this point.

    13. JR

      Right.

    14. LB

      'Cause there are people who still are like, "Comics shouldn't be doing shows in LA."

    15. JR

      You know what? Those people all don't do shows. You ever notice that?

    16. LB

      Yeah.

    17. JR

      Those people, "You shouldn't do shows," you motherfuckers never did shows.

    18. LB

      Yeah.

    19. JR

      Those are all people that their career sucked and they weren't that good. And they're- they want people to stay home because part of them didn't like the fact that people were doing so many shows and doing so well. There's not a lot of, like, really good successful comics that are saying people shouldn't be doing shows. It's generally scrubs.

    20. LB

      Yeah, for sure. It's people who did it as a hobby. And I don't think that you should get-

    21. JR

      Or just weren't successful.

    22. LB

      ... to have that opinion if you're not a professional comedian.

    23. JR

      Right.

    24. LB

      Like, what are you doing? Unless you also are talking that way to all of your friends who have been working in offices, and unless you have a better idea for someone than doing shows. Like, I don't know how you can expect people not to feel differently about this when we have more information.

    25. JR

      Yes.

    26. LB

      We know more about this disease. We know more about how it's transmitted. We know more about how deadly it is.

    27. JR

      Yeah.

    28. LB

      And it's interesting because there's so much misinformation that is being given to us. Like, we know that you don't have to be six feet apart and wear masks and be outside. Like, if you're outside, you're probably not going to give it to other people.

    29. JR

      At all. Yeah. And so if you're inside-

    30. LB

      And so the more that people know that they're being-

  5. 11:3213:54

    Health protocols, supplements, and Lara’s pandemic weight-loss motivation

    1. JR

      Yeah, that's what they want you to think. Have you been taking vitamins? Are you up on your... Obviously, you look great. You lost a ton of weight.

    2. LB

      Thank you.

    3. JR

      You look super healthy. I'm very proud of you.

    4. LB

      Thank you so much. Thank you.

    5. JR

      That's amazing. That's really cool.

    6. LB

      Um, yeah, I take a lot of vitamins, including-

    7. JR

      Yeah?

    8. LB

      ... vitamin D. Yeah.

    9. JR

      Are you taking, uh, D with an ionophore, like quercetin or curcumin or any of those things?

    10. LB

      I don't know.

    11. JR

      Okay, let me get you some, uh, quercetin, 'cause quercetin is, it- it- it increases the efficacy of zinc. It gets it into your bloodstream better. So D3, zinc, and, um, and- and an ionophore, particularly quercetin. There's been studies done on quercetin and the way it impacts, uh, people's health with quercetin and zinc with COVID-19. I'll send you a link.

    12. LB

      Cool. Thank you.

    13. JR

      Yeah.

    14. LB

      Yeah, I mean, they told us that there was a virus killing obese people. I was obese at the beginning of the pandemic and so I lost weight.... to not be obese anymore, and now I'm in a healthy weight range and they made obese people eligible for the vaccine. (laughs)

    15. JR

      (laughs)

    16. LB

      And I wasn't eligible for the vaccine. I was like, "Are you fucking kidding me?"

    17. JR

      Can you wear like a fat suit? Go get vaccinated?

    18. LB

      I got vaccinated as a food worker.

    19. JR

      Oh?

    20. LB

      I gave them my comedy store tax form-

    21. JR

      Oh.

    22. LB

      ... and the lady was like, "Do you handle food?" And I was like, "Yeah, I do."

    23. JR

      Yeah.

    24. LB

      "I handle food every day." So I didn't-

    25. JR

      I handle food too.

    26. LB

      I didn't lie, but I didn't super tell the truth.

    27. JR

      (laughs)

    28. LB

      But we're not, we're not at the point now where we're just vaccinating the people who are most vulnerable. Like, those people have had it for the most part.

    29. JR

      Right.

    30. LB

      Now, we're back to ranking members of society from the most to least important. And there's no one I can, like, talk to about that and be like, "Well, listen. I'm getting on a plane. I'm gonna be flying. I'm gonna..." You know what I'm... Like, I can't plead my case, but I can give them my tax form and get the vaccine, so that's what I did.

  6. 13:5416:33

    Returning to standup after months off: rusty sets, writing in quarantine

    1. LB

      It brought... I didn't, I didn't do standup for seven months and then did a show again, and it was like I came back to life. And then I-

    2. JR

      Where was the first place you worked?

    3. LB

      I don't remember what it was called.

    4. JR

      Where was it? In LA?

    5. LB

      Yeah.

    6. JR

      Did you, uh, practice your stuff? Did you go over your material? Like, how did you approach the show?

    7. LB

      Well, I had written a lot of new material. You know, I had been writing in quarantine, but so much of that made no sense because it was, like, written by an insane person 'cause I lost my mind in my home.

    8. JR

      (laughs)

    9. LB

      So, I'm writing shit that's, like, specific to my apartment (laughs) and also writing stuff about, like, something that was on the news in March. So, by the time I went on stage and, like, went and looked through it, I was like, "This can never be seen by anybody."

    10. JR

      (laughs)

    11. LB

      So, I did some stuff that was, like, new, and then I did some old stuff. People say it's like learning to ride a bike. It's like learning to ride a bike and then not walking and then standing up and your legs have atrophied. Like, that first set was... People were laughing and I had fun, but I wouldn't try to sell it to HBO or anything.

    12. JR

      (laughs)

    13. LB

      You know?

    14. JR

      Yeah. My first set I did, uh... What happened? I just lost all sound. I lost... Oh, just came back. How weird. Ghosts.

    15. LB

      I could hear you the whole time.

    16. JR

      Oh, that's so strange. Um, my first set I did, uh, the Houston, uh, Improv with, uh, Moses and, and Hinchcliff. And, uh, we did it in July, but then I got paranoid that I was gonna give it to somebody. I was like, "What if I get it and give it to somebody?" You know, I wasn't as worried about getting it as I was giving it to somebody. But, um, so I said, "Let me just take some time off." And then I didn't do it again until, um, Chappelle, uh, asked me to do these shows out here. And I was like, "Fuck, all right. I'm living out here. He's coming out here. I'm gonna do some shows." And as soon as I doing, I started doing those, I'm like, "Fuck, I'm back."

    17. LB

      That's exactly what happened to me. I did that one show, and then the next night I did another one. And on the way to that show that night, I had this feeling that I, like, hadn't felt in forever. And it was the joy of going to do it. And I remembered that I used to have that feeling every single night when I would go to The Comedy Store-

    18. JR

      Yeah.

    19. LB

      ... or, like, when I would go do a show. 'Cause I never, I never took it for granted. Like, I was always excited. I was always happy. I always looked around.

    20. JR

      No, you always were.

    21. LB

      I always looked around at the mountains and was like, "Damn, I'm in LA." (laughs)

    22. JR

      (laughs)

    23. LB

      Like, I, I'm m- you know?

    24. JR

      Yeah. It's happening.

    25. LB

      I loved it. Yeah.

    26. JR

      It's happening. You're doing it.

  7. 16:3320:11

    Mental health fallout: suicides, addiction, and the hidden pandemic costs

    1. LB

      Yeah. So I came back to life and... I don't know. It's interesting to me because it's like the same people who on, like, National Suicide Day will post about how important mental health is, and, "Come talk to me if you ever feel sad," this, that, and the other. And now a year in, it's like, why are people not talking about mental health? And why are those same people saying, like, "You're a piece of shit if you go see your friends"? You know what I mean? 'Cause like people are killing themselves.

    2. JR

      They're killing themselves in record numbers. Uh, Swardson has a friend who works as a, um, a sheriff and said that there's... they would get like one suicide a week back in the day, and now they're getting five a week. And they, they were just overwhelmed by the, the number. It might have been one a month, and now it's five a week. But it's just, they're overwhelmed. People are... They're not counting that in terms of, like, the amount of people that have drug overdoses and die because they're depressed. They're not counting that.

    3. LB

      Yeah.

    4. JR

      And they, they think about the deaths and the, the toll, and they're not counting, like, how many people's lives have gone from... You know, they created a business, they worked hard for years and years, and then it's just been taken away from them through no fault of their own. You know?

    5. LB

      Through no fault of their own, and there's no, like, severance for that. My friend, um, Katie is a nurse in Chicago, and she and I have been in contact f- through this whole thing. And it was... I mean, her hospital was teeming with COVID patients. She said now it's teeming with alcoholics who are having DTs. People who lost their jobs in September and have been drinking themselves to death all day in their homes. She said that she's never seen DTs this bad. Like she said, it's, it's crazy how many people are dying of alcoholism there.

    6. JR

      Yeah, but-

    7. LB

      'Cause they did, they stopped having AA meetings. Well, they're on...

    8. JR

      Zoom?

    9. LB

      They're on Zoom, but you have to have, like, the password. You have to, like, know a guy. You know what I-

    10. JR

      (laughs)

    11. LB

      And it, and it's also just not the same thing, and it's so inaccessible that it's costing people their lives.

    12. JR

      Yeah, it's an... It's the undiscussed aspect.... of the pandemic. You know, it's, it's uncomfortable for people. When they think about the cost of the pandemic, they only think about how many people are going to get sick, how many people are going to be in the ICU. Th- that's something we have to absolutely consider, but you also have to consider what happens when you shut down the entire economy? Like, what are the other repercussions? And here's the big question, because this is the big experiment, how long is it gonna take before LA bounces back? Because LA's a big fucking city. And where's the money gonna come from? Like, where are you gonna have the money to open up all those businesses? They lost 75% of their restaurants. Like, how is the store and the improv, how are they gonna stay open for another year like this? Because those goofy, draconian motherfuckers that are keeping that place locked down, they're not gonna let it open. They're gonna maybe let them do some outside shows eventually, but like, right now, indoor shows are out of the question. So, how long is it gonna take? It's gonna take, unless people specifically talk about that in the recall for Gavin Newsom, specifically talk about comedy clubs. Until they do that, they're not g- people are specifically talking about restaurants, so they open up restaurants again. Like, he's panicking 'cause they're worried about h- him getting recalled, 'cause they've, they've gathered enough votes now.

    13. LB

      Isn't the Comedy Store classified as a restaurant?

    14. JR

      No, it's not. No, it's not. W-

    15. LB

      Why, what makes a r- I mean, they serve food there. What's a restaurant-

    16. JR

      Yeah, I think you need 51% of your money to come from food and drinks-

    17. LB

      Damn.

    18. JR

      ... versus ticket prices. It's something like that, something wacky, along those lines.

    19. LB

      But it, it was when they were doing like, when comics were doing sets in the window.

  8. 20:1131:46

    Crowds, Disneyland losses, and risk perception math

    1. JR

      Yeah. Um, I don't know what classifies it as a restaurant, but the problem is the live performance and the idea of comedy is you're all laughing, so when you're l- like, they're telling people not to scream at Disneyland.

    2. LB

      (laughs)

    3. JR

      Do you know that?

    4. LB

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      Yeah. They tell people, "When you go on rides, don't scream." Like, okay. I'm gonna mime it. I'm gonna, "Ah."

    6. LB

      That's, that's so-

    7. NA

      They also tell you to keep your arms and hands down and no one ever fucking does that.

    8. JR

      No one ever does that, right. Yeah, I hope people scream, set a protest. They're probably gonna stop people from screaming though, and they're probably gonna tell people. Because, you know, look, they don't want an inspector to come there and say, "Hey, people are screaming, we're gonna shut this place down." You know, they've, Disneyland's been closed for a fucking year and they're losing some insane amount of money. It's like $300 million a day or something crazy.

    9. LB

      Yeah.

    10. JR

      Like, it's nuts. I, I might have made that number, I pulled that right out of my ass. How much money is Disneyland losing per day while Disneyland's being closed? I think it might be 100 million. I, I really do. I think, I don't-

    11. LB

      Isn't that what it costs for a churro at Disneyland? (laughs) Isn't a churro at Disneyland $100 million?

    12. JR

      No, no, it's less. It's less than that. It's less than that.

    13. NA

      Um-

    14. LB

      Yeah, there's gotta-

    15. JR

      Let's guess before you, I say 100 million. What do you say?

    16. LB

      Um, I'll say 50 million.

    17. JR

      Okay. I like what you're doing, Price Is Right.

    18. LB

      (laughs)

    19. JR

      Let's go.

    20. LB

      I just have no idea. 100 million seems-

    21. JR

      I know. I read some-

    22. LB

      If you guessed a million, I would've been like maybe, I would've probably guessed half of that. That just seems like so much money.

    23. JR

      Oh, it's way more. It's way more than a million. Disneyland is huge and it's really fucking expensive. And then you got Disneyland and California Adventure all in the same park.

    24. LB

      I've barely, I can count on one hand the amount of times I've had more than $2,000 at once in my life, so I don't have a concept of what a million dollars is. (laughs)

    25. JR

      It's a lot of money. But it's not a lot of money if you run a Disneyland. I mean, that's probably their fucking rent. What do you got, Jamie?

    26. NA

      It's giving me just Disney's overall, Disney's a gigantic company, so like-

    27. JR

      Right.

    28. NA

      ... it's not breaking it down just for Disneyland unfortunately.

    29. JR

      Did you, did you write, "Disneyland is losing..."?

    30. NA

      Uh, yes, yes. So now I'm looking. I'm just-

  9. 31:461:14:18

    Fitness transformation: workouts, discipline systems, and sustainable habits

    1. JR

      I think both are factors, yeah, for sure. I mean, definitely, the, the, the wei- it's just logical that the weight's a factor, but for sure sugar and, and flour and, and any processed foods like that cause inflammation. So what did you do for exercise?

    2. LB

      Um, I play tennis and swim and I do workouts, um, that Stacia Patwall created. She was a comic, she ran a show at the store, and she's a trainer, and she started doing these classes on Zoom for female comics. And a bunch of us have had before and after (laughs) transformations where, like, a bunch of fat comics have gotten hot because of her workouts.

    3. JR

      (laughs)

    4. LB

      She's onto something, dude. She's so fucking funny and she can, like, work you out for an hour where I'm just, like, laughing. I feel like I'm hanging out with a friend. And she has this specific brand of tough love where she'll, like, she'll call, she'll call me a pussy, like, right before I'm about to drop out of a plank, and she'll be like, "The world has enough pussies. Don't be a bitch."

    5. JR

      (laughs)

    6. LB

      "Don't bitch out."

    7. JR

      What is her name again?

    8. LB

      Stacia Patwall, S-T-A-C-I-A P-A-T-W-E-L-L.

    9. JR

      Does she have an Instagram?

    10. LB

      Yeah, and her Instagram is just that. It's all one word.

    11. JR

      Jamie will find it.

    12. LB

      She's a fucking monster and she called her thing School of Thot, T-H-O-T.

    13. JR

      Oh, (laughs) T-H-O-T, that's hilarious.

    14. LB

      She's-

    15. JR

      School of Thot.

    16. LB

      ... a beast, dude. And look.

    17. JR

      Is that her right there?

    18. LB

      Yeah, she has the transformations in her highlights.

    19. JR

      All right.

    20. LB

      She's so fucking funny, dude. She's- ... nostalgic for Boston in the '90s right now. Yeah, she'll yell at you in her, like- ... watched some Mark Wahlberg movies yesterday- ... Long Island accent. ... and now I'm like, "Fuck you." And something about it, I wouldn't tolerate half the shit she says to me from- Nothing better than East Coast in the '90s, I'm telling you what. (laughs)

    21. JR

      Some of it wasn't funny? (laughs)

    22. LB

      Oh, there I am. Look at that.

    23. JR

      There you are. Wow.

    24. LB

      Oopsy-doopsy, Bitsy's in a bra.

    25. JR

      Dude.

    26. LB

      Uh-oh.

    27. JR

      Go to the far right. Look at her. Dude, you lost so much weight. That's crazy.

    28. LB

      Got my little cats in the background that I adopted so I wouldn't open-

    29. JR

      Go crazy.

    30. LB

      ... my wrists in a bathtub. There we go.

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