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0:00Hello and welcome to OnePieceOfInsight.
0:02In today's video, we will be looking at
0:04the 12 most popular One Piece
0:06characters, or at least what I think are
0:08the 12 most popular One Piece
0:09characters, to see if we can understand
0:11the relationship between character
0:12popularity and price. Also, I'm going to
0:15be doing a quick market update at the
0:17end. So, if you're interested in seeing
0:18that, please make sure you stay through
0:19the end. So, with that, let's jump right
0:21in. So, the first question is, why look
0:23at specific characters at all? So, the
0:25first thing is, I think it's an
0:26opportunity to find undervalued cards.
0:28So, if we can see what cards of those
0:30characters typically cost, we may be
0:33able to use that to compare against
0:34other types of cards to see things that
0:35might be undervalued.
0:37>> [snorts]
0:37>> The second thing is that we can use it
0:38as a baseline to help predict the value
0:40of future cards. So, I included the
0:42OP-16 Robin SP here, um, because the
0:47question is, when that set comes out,
0:49what's it going to cost? And if
0:51understanding what Robin SPs typically
0:53go for, so that you can evaluate this
0:55against that, helps you to save some
0:57money and get a better value, I think
0:58that's a good argument for understanding
1:00the relationship between character and
1:02card price. And then finally, this will
1:04help us to understand how demand may
1:06change as things happen in the manga or
1:08the anime, or as new characters are
1:10introduced into the live action, or as
1:12the game grows, understanding the
1:14relationship between character and price
1:16can help us to see how prices may change
1:18as certain character popularity changes.
1:20So, in order to do this, I had to pick
1:22what I thought were the 12 most popular
1:23characters. There were a little bit of
1:24criteria. They had to have at least one
1:26SP, one leader, and one alt art card.
1:28So, for example, you'll notice Chopper
1:30isn't on this list. I do think Chopper
1:31is in the top 10, but since Chopper
1:32doesn't have an SP, I couldn't do an
1:34analysis of him. And so, these are the
1:3512 we landed with. If you disagree, hit
1:38me up in the comments, and then maybe we
1:39can update this at some point with other
1:40people that you think should be on the
1:42list. Let's start by talking about SPs.
1:44I don't think this is going to shock
1:45anybody, but the top six
1:48characters for SPs are Nami, Boa, Robin,
1:51Zoro, Luffy, and maybe a little bit of a
1:54surprise, Vivi.
1:56Vivi's inclusion here is really just
1:57about EBO3 being expensive. And actually
2:00a lot of these are about EBO3 being
2:02expensive because Nami, Boa, and Robin
2:04all have SPs in EBO3. So, I don't think
2:08these are shocking. It is interesting to
2:09see that the average SP of Nami
2:12is the highest above Boa. I also thought
2:14it was interesting that Zoro's average
2:16SP is more expensive than Luffy's. So,
2:18let's talk about the bottom six. So,
2:20here we have Ace, Uta, Shanks, Newgate,
2:24Law, and Sanji. I think the biggest
2:26surprise for me here is Sanji being
2:28last. You know, if you look at character
2:30popularity polls, Sanji is often in the
2:33top five and sometimes even in the top
2:35three of most popular One Piece
2:36characters, and yet he's 12th on this
2:38list. I think part of the explanation is
2:40that the only SPs we've gotten for Sanji
2:42have been less desirable sets like
2:45OP-10. And so, at some point I think we
2:47will get like a really awesome SP of
2:49Sanji that will go for more money. But,
2:51for now at least collectors seem to be
2:52suggesting that Sanji is not their
2:54favorite. Uta being in here at number
2:56eight again is largely about EBO3. I
2:59expect she'll be further down the list
3:01as she gets more. Another thing that's
3:03interesting here is I'm surprised how
3:05cheap a lot of Law's SPs are. Law has
3:08gotten some good quality SPs and is a
3:10very popular character. You know, in
3:12some of the character polls again, he is
3:14often in the top 10 if not even on sort
3:16of the outskirts of the top five. And
3:18yet his SPs seem to be relatively low in
3:21value. So, maybe there's some potential
3:22value there. So, now let's talk about
3:24leaders. So, you'll notice that the
3:25rankings for leaders are super different
3:27than the rankings for SPs. Now, this is
3:30primarily because OP-01 leaders we had a
3:33Zoro and we had a Luffy and those were
3:36like the main popular characters that we
3:38got leaders of in OP-01. And because
3:41those leaders are so expensive, that
3:42pulls up their average. The other thing
3:44to note here is that there's actually
3:45only two Zoro leader cards, which means
3:48that even though the other one is not
3:50that expensive, the OP-01 leader is
3:52pulling that weight up a lot. Luffy's in
3:54second here because he has so many
3:56leader cards. Even though the OP-01
3:58Luffy is the most expensive leader card
4:00you can pull out of a box, he's still in
4:02second here because he has so many other
4:03leader cards that frankly aren't that
4:05expensive. As we talked about in our
4:06previous video, leaders from OP-01 and
4:08OP-02 were disproportionately expensive
4:11because there were no SPs in the set.
4:13And so that's carrying a lot of leaders
4:14in this category like Law and like
4:16Newgate. What stands out to me here is
4:18Nami who is the only one here who did
4:21not have a leader in OP-01 or OP-02, and
4:23yet she's still fourth on this list. Her
4:25OP-03 leader is 200 and change dollars,
4:28and even her OP-01 leader is not super
4:31cheap. So, I think even though she's
4:33ranked fourth here given the
4:34circumstances, I think we're seeing Nami
4:36carry through as probably the most
4:38popular character that we've looked at
4:40based on the data we've seen so far.
4:42Now, if we move into the bottom six
4:43leaders, probably the two most
4:45surprising ones here are Boa and Robin.
4:48Given that they were both in the top
4:49five for SPs, it's interesting to see
4:51them uh in the bottom six. I think part
4:54of the reason for this is we just
4:55haven't gotten any amazing leaders of
4:57them yet. You know, Robin we've only
4:59gotten one leader which you can see here
5:01on the slide. It's solid. I ranked it
5:03relatively highly in the last video that
5:05I did, but I do think that there's
5:07potential for better Robin leaders out
5:08there. And I think that's especially
5:10true of Boa. Given how many amazing Boa
5:12SPs we've seen, the fact that we haven't
5:14really seen a great Boa leader yet I
5:16think is holding these prices down. So,
5:18I expect that if we're revisiting this
5:20like two years from now, we'll see them
5:21higher up on this list. Uh but for now
5:23at least I think they're being pulled
5:24down by sort of a lack of great card
5:26quality in the leader category. The
5:29other big surprise for me here is Shanks
5:30both in that he doesn't have very many
5:32leader cards, and also that his OP-09
5:34close-up card is only like $29. Given
5:37how popular he is in other categories,
5:39that seems like an example of a card we
5:40didn't talk about in the last video that
5:42may also be underrated in the leader
5:43category. Moving on to alt arts, I
5:46actually think that alt arts may be the
5:47best representation of how popular the
5:49characters are because there are way
5:51more altarts than there are SPs
5:54and leaders and therefore it's like less
5:57of a small sample size issue. But here
5:59we can see our top six are Nami, Zoro,
6:02Boa, Luffy, Robin, and Law. And this
6:05actually I think tracks really closely
6:08with what I would have expected the top
6:09six characters to be. Although there are
6:11some differences in in how they shake
6:13out within the top six. So
6:16that sort of says to me that maybe the
6:18altar pricing is somewhat representative
6:20of how popular these characters are.
6:22It's interesting that Nami is so far
6:23ahead. Now obviously we have the
6:25treasure rare Nami here that's pulling
6:26up the average price of her altarts, but
6:28we also have the treasure rare Zoro from
6:30OP 15 that's pulling up the average
6:32price
6:33of his altarts and right now those two
6:35cards are pretty comparable in price. So
6:37it's interesting to see that Zoro's
6:39average cards are still so far below
6:41Nami's. I think Nami just has more
6:43altarts that are in like a medium price
6:46range. She has very few cards that are
6:48very cheap. I think Boa's hurt a little
6:50bit here by the fact that she has, you
6:52know, a million SPs. That makes I think
6:54her altarts less desirable whereas some
6:56of the other characters only have like
6:57two SPs. You're more likely to buy some
7:00of their altarts just to get more cards
7:02of them. Luffy has so many altar cards
7:06and that leads to him having a
7:07tremendous range in the value of his
7:09altar cards. He has some of the most
7:11expensive and he also has some of the
7:13cheapest of the top 12 characters.
7:16Robin, you know, I included Miss All
7:17Sunday here as well in this category.
7:19Again, she doesn't have that many but
7:21most of her tend to be medium priced.
7:23And then we have Law who doesn't have
7:24the upside of some of the other
7:26characters. His treasure rare is only
7:27like $80,
7:29but he also doesn't have a bunch that
7:30are like super super cheap. So, you
7:32know, most of his seem to be sort of in
7:33the middle which I think is helping him
7:35to be in the top six here. Moving on to
7:37the bottom six alts, the first thing
7:38you'll notice here is that all of them
7:40are pretty close in price range, except
7:42for Uta,
7:43>> [laughter]
7:44>> which I guess it's not as popular as the
7:46One Piece TCG seems to think that she
7:48is. I've said before, it's fascinating
7:50to me that Uta gets so much love, and
7:52yet Robin and Chopper and some other
7:54really popular characters
7:56don't, but maybe they're trying to push
7:57the One Piece Film Red, which I
7:59personally like, so you know, whatever.
8:02So, our bottom six are Ace, Vivi,
8:04Shanks, Newgate, and Sanji, and then
8:06Uta. One that stands out to me here is
8:09Vivi. What's interesting about Vivi is
8:10she doesn't have that many alt arts, um
8:13but like all of her alt arts are almost
8:15identical in price, which says to me
8:16that maybe there's like a collector
8:19floor for her, that she has some
8:21passionate fans, and they don't have to
8:23pay a lot because there's not a ton of
8:24them, but they feel pretty seriously
8:25about her. It's also possible that it's
8:27entirely random. The other thing that
8:29kind of surprises me here is Sanji. You
8:30know, as I mentioned before, I expect
8:32him to be higher on this list, but it
8:33seems he's just not as popular as I
8:34would have expected. So, to come up with
8:36an overall ranking, I took the rank for
8:39every single character in every single
8:41category, SPs, leaders, and alts. I
8:43added them up, I divided them by three,
8:45and that gave us an average position of
8:47each character across all three
8:49categories. And then based on that, we
8:50were able to rank them. So, number one
8:52was Nami, who had an average of second
8:54place across all three categories. She
8:57was, you know, clearly the most popular.
9:00She was first in SPs, she was first in
9:03alts, and I believe she was fourth in
9:05leaders despite only having two leaders.
9:07I feel pretty confident in saying at
9:08this point that she right now is the
9:10most popular character in the One Piece
9:12TCG in terms of value for her cards. In
9:15second place, we had Zoro, who was
9:16pretty close behind actually at only
9:182.3. He did very well in each of the
9:21categories as well, although because he
9:23was being pulled up in the leader
9:25category, and that was his best score by
9:26the fact that he had an OP01 leader, I
9:28still think there's a little bit more
9:29distance between him and Nami, but right
9:31now he appears to be one of the most
9:33consistent characters in terms of
9:35popularity.
9:36In third place, we had Luffy with an
9:39average of 3.7, so between third and
9:41fourth place in each category. The issue
9:44with Luffy is he has so many cards. And
9:46so that means that while he's going to
9:47have some cards that are really, really
9:49exciting, it also means that he's going
9:50to have some cards that are less
9:51exciting that are going to pull it down.
9:53The other thing, and I think this is a
9:55really important takeaway from this, is
9:57because Luffy has more cards, it seems
9:59to be pulling down the value of his
10:01cards generally. You know, the fact that
10:03Zoro only has three SPs, I think is
10:05helping the value of his SPs. The same
10:08thing with Nami. You know, Luffy has
10:11more SPs, he has more leader cards, he
10:13has more alt arts. And so the fact that
10:14there are more Luffy cards to own, I
10:16think fundamentally lowers the demand
10:18for any specific card and lowers the
10:20cost of those cards. Next up we have Boa
10:23with an average of four, so very close
10:25to the Luffy card. She continues to be
10:27very popular across all categories, um
10:30but I think my one takeaway from Boa is
10:32that she is maybe not as popular as some
10:34of the other characters with the general
10:36population as shown by her lower alt art
10:38prices, but she seems to have really,
10:41really strong demand from her top fans
10:44to buy expensive cards. You know, people
10:46who spend a lot of money on this game
10:48seem to maybe like Boa more than some
10:49other characters or at least more than
10:51sort of your casual collectors. This
10:53makes a lot of sense given that you
10:55wouldn't know who she was if you were
10:57casual to One Piece as opposed to these
10:59other three who are main characters
11:00early in the story. Moving on to the 5
11:02through 8 category, I don't think it's a
11:04huge surprise that Robin here is fifth.
11:06You know, again, it would be interesting
11:07if Robin had more cards so that we could
11:09do more of an apples-to-apples
11:10comparison, but based on what we've
11:12seen, she had an average score of 5.3.
11:15Law came in at number six with an
11:16average of 6.7. I actually think this is
11:19a pretty strong result for Law given
11:20that he does actually have a lot of
11:22cards in the TCG, so it's less of a
11:24small sample size than Robin. I think
11:26Ace in seventh place is not shocking
11:28with an average rating of 7.7. I think
11:31there's like a clear top five
11:32characters, and then I think either Law
11:34or Ace is probably the start of like the
11:36second tier. Then coming in at number
11:37eight was Vivi, which I found a little
11:39bit surprising. She doesn't have that
11:42many cards in the game, and she's not
11:44what I would have thought of one of like
11:45the most popular characters, but the
11:47cards that she actually does have are
11:48all kind of reasonably expensive. You
11:50know, obviously, she has an EBO3 SP.
11:53It's not the most expensive or one of
11:55the most expensive EBO3 SPs, but given
11:57that all of those are expensive, it's
11:59pretty expensive. But also her OP04
12:01leader card is a really iconic scene,
12:03and that is over $100. That is actually
12:06one of the most expensive leader cards
12:07that was printed in a set that also had
12:09SPs. So, I think that bodes well for
12:12her. And then her alt arts all have seem
12:14to have a price floor of around $25, um
12:17which she probably has the highest price
12:19floor of any of the characters that we
12:20looked at, which I thought was really,
12:22really interesting. So, a surprisingly
12:24strong showing for Vivi here, and maybe
12:26that means that she's a character to
12:27watch out for in the future. It'll be
12:29really interesting to see if we ever get
12:30like a Vivi manga or like some other
12:33amazing Vivi SP. Moving on to our bottom
12:36four characters, we have Newgate here
12:37with an average of eighth place.
12:40Then we have Sanji with an average of
12:41between ninth and 10th place. We have
12:43Shanks with an average of 10th place. We
12:45have Uta with an average of 10th place.
12:47Now, I want to say here that I think Uta
12:48is the clear bottom. Uta seems to be
12:50benefiting from the fact that the two
12:52SPs that she has were in very expensive
12:54sets. So, you have the EBO3 one, and you
12:56also have the OP05 one. So, that's
12:58pulling up her overall values. In
13:00general, she doesn't seem like a
13:01character that I would want to pay a lot
13:03for, um but that's just sort of my
13:04takeaway. I'm a little bit surprised
13:06here that Sanji and Shanks uh scored so
13:09low, but I think they're popular
13:11characters. Shanks in particular has
13:13some really good SPs. Uh I think he has
13:16a good leader card. He has some good alt
13:18art. So, I'm kind of surprised to see
13:19him so low on this list because he seems
13:22to have good card quality. I think Sanji
13:24may be suffering a little bit from card
13:26quality. You know, his two best cards
13:28are probably his OP02 leader card, which
13:30you can see here, and his PRB01 leader
13:32card. But other than that, the SPs that
13:34he's gotten are like kind of meh. I
13:36mean, the Royal Blood one is kind of
13:37nice, but it's not very expensive. So,
13:40it will be interesting to see if Sanji
13:41gets an SP sort of like a bubble Zoro,
13:44how much that goes for, if that would
13:45pull him up this list. But I'm kind of
13:47surprised that he's so far down the
13:48list.
13:49Uh and then Newgate, you know, I think
13:51Newgate is surprisingly popular. He was
13:53pretty consistent across the different
13:55categories. Now, there was a relatively
13:56small sample size here. You know, he
13:58only has a couple
14:00uh of SPs. He only has one leader. Um
14:02but relatively strong pricing across all
14:05of his different categories. I think
14:06part of it is just he looks really
14:07iconic, and so that makes for some
14:09cool-looking cards. So, we've recently
14:10talked about what I consider to be
14:12undervalued SPs and undervalued leaders
14:14in previous videos. So, I wanted to talk
14:15a little bit about the alt arts. And so,
14:18what I did here was I took the average
14:19price of the top four characters' alt
14:21arts, uh and then compared them against
14:24some of their lower-priced alt arts to
14:26see if we think that there might be some
14:27value there. So, the average Nami alt
14:30art is $86, and yet this alt art from
14:32OP09 is only $11. This is not my
14:36favorite Nami alt art, so I understand
14:38why it's one of her lower-priced ones,
14:41if not the lowest.
14:43But at around 1/8 the price, I do think
14:46it's probably a little bit low. You
14:48know, I think if you're a Nami fan and
14:50you're looking for something affordable,
14:52I do think that this is a great choice
14:53because given how much her cards
14:54typically cost, this is quite cheap.
14:57Next, we have Zoro with an average card
14:59cost of $64. I think Zoro's are skewed a
15:01little bit more by how expensive his
15:03most recent treasure rare is.
15:05Um but this OP14 one is only $9. Again,
15:09this is not my favorite Zoro. I actually
15:11think this might be my least favorite
15:12Zoro. So, I'm not going to say that I
15:14think this is like a screaming buy at
15:16$9. Um
15:17but I think in terms of cards in a box,
15:20$9 is pretty inexpensive for a Zoro card
15:24that is frankly not that common. You
15:26know, I've said before that in general,
15:28these alt arts are a little bit less
15:30than one per case. And so, while they're
15:32not going to be as rare as a leader or
15:34as an SP or as a manga, I think they're
15:36less common than most people think they
15:37are. And so, for only $9, I feel like
15:40it's not a bad price. This Boa, I
15:42actually think is a really good value
15:44from OP13. There's going to be more of
15:46these out there because OP13 seems like
15:48it had a very large print run. But the
15:50average Boa alt art is $60, and this
15:52one's only $22. And to be honest, I
15:54don't know that I could tell you much of
15:56a difference between the more expensive
15:58Boa cards and the least expensive Boa
16:00cards. Obviously, it's going to depend
16:01on your taste, but I think this is a
16:03pretty good piece of art for only $22 if
16:06you're a Boa fan.
16:07And then finally, we have Luffy with an
16:09average alt art price of $57.
16:12We have this one from OP06 that's only
16:14$10. I actually think this art is really
16:16fun. It's like a different perspective
16:19on Luffy, and so I think that makes it
16:21interesting. So, I do think at $10, I
16:23think this is a pretty good value,
16:24right? I don't think this is going to be
16:26like a $50 card or $100 card. But like,
16:29why is this $10 when other similar cards
16:31are 20, 25, $30? That's the question I
16:35feel like I can't answer, right? So,
16:36that's why I think that this is
16:37undervalued. So, if you like these
16:39characters, I think these are some
16:40pretty affordable pickups
16:42that I think could justifiably be more
16:44expensive than they currently are. The
16:45last thing to say on this topic before
16:46we jump into our market update is, as I
16:48mentioned, they are currently doing the
16:50One Piece World Top 100. This is the
16:52second time they've done it to sort of
16:54assess character popularity.
16:56I submitted my vote for Jinbe. So, I
16:59encourage you to go submit your vote for
17:00your favorite character if you haven't
17:02already done that. It's really, really
17:04fascinating to see who like the 100 most
17:07popular characters are and how it varies
17:09across regions. I was very, very
17:11surprised. I don't want to give spoilers
17:12if you're going to go look at it, but I
17:14did not know Carrot was so popular in
17:16lots of places in the world, so that was
17:18really, really interesting. So, let's
17:19talk about our SP 500 index. Over the
17:22last 2 weeks, we have seen prices fall
17:242.1%. But, that is actually less
17:27representative of what the market seems
17:29to be doing
17:30than you would typically expect from
17:32this metric. And the reason is because
17:34you had cards moving in completely
17:36different directions sending different
17:38signals. So, for example, the top four
17:41cards of this week, we had two Boas, the
17:43Opio 4 and the Opio 9 Boa, and two
17:45Luffy's, the Opio 9 wanted poster and
17:48the Gum-Gum Giant from PRB 02. They were
17:50up a total of 13% this week. Meanwhile,
17:54you had eight cards in the bottom. The
17:56four worst performing cards were
17:58actually the Nami, the Robin from EB 03,
18:02and then the Boa from OP 14 and from OP
18:0415. Those cards were down 9% over the
18:07week with the rest of the cards sort of
18:09remaining in the middle. So, I think
18:11what we're seeing in the SPs right now,
18:13and actually in the market in general,
18:15is not a market consensus
18:18in terms of movement like we had seen,
18:20you know, about 6 months ago when we had
18:22the initial boom where just everything
18:23was going up. I think right now we're
18:25seeing a little bit of a speculators
18:26market where you have some people who
18:28are pushing really, really hard and
18:29spending a lot of money to pick things
18:31up that they think are undervalued,
18:33but that's isolated to specific cards
18:36and specific products. I also think, and
18:38we'll see this when we talk about the
18:39booster boxes, that people may be
18:41selling some of their cards to free up
18:43capital to be able to buy other assets
18:45that they would rather have. And I think
18:47that's what we're seeing here in the
18:48booster box market. So, actually all of
18:51the boxes were up this week except for
18:53the blue bottoms, which were down 16%,
18:56which for a box that had been trading
18:58over $5,000 is a large percentage to be
19:01down over a 2-week period. I will caveat
19:04that, you know, I was looking at like a
19:06couple sales, and then maybe if we took
19:08all of the sales over that period, we
19:09would get a slightly different picture,
19:11but based on the handful of sales over
19:13the last few days that I saw, this
19:15seemed to be down quite a bit. That's in
19:17contrast to EBO2, which we've been
19:19talking about a lot and I think has
19:21finally caught fire and is getting
19:23closer to what its fair value should be.
19:26That's up 39% over the last 2 weeks, so
19:29if you were looking to buy that at a
19:31bargain price, I think the window on
19:32that has probably closed. I think it
19:34still has a lot of upside, but obviously
19:36it's gone up a lot, so it's no longer,
19:38you know, the screaming bargain I
19:39thought it was. So, because the blue
19:40bottoms were down so much, the market
19:43for all the booster boxes was actually
19:45down 1.7%. Just being dragged down by
19:47how much the blue bottoms have fallen.
19:49But, if you remove the blue bottoms and
19:51the EBO2 from the equation, the rest of
19:53the booster boxes are up 5% over the
19:55last 2 weeks. So, I think in general the
19:57market for booster boxes is doing well.
20:00The big question is, why is OP-01 blue
20:02bottoms falling so far? And I think part
20:05of the answer is is that, as I said, I
20:07think we're moving into a speculators
20:09market and I think that folks who are
20:11holding blue bottoms have seen the
20:13prices have not appreciated as quickly
20:15as assets in other categories have. And
20:18so, I think for that reason, some of
20:19them at least are likely taking some
20:20profits, freeing up some capital to be
20:23able to buy other things that are higher
20:24performing. Does that mean that it's
20:26like a great time to buy blue bottoms? I
20:29don't know. I'll be honest, the blue
20:30bottoms are one of the hardest things
20:32for me to price
20:33because so much of their price is based
20:35on the idea that this box came first and
20:38that the blue bottoms are like the first
20:40edition and all those things. So, in a
20:43future video we're going to be looking
20:44at expected value of blue bottoms, white
20:46bottoms and comparing them, so maybe
20:48we'll be able to have a better
20:49conversation once we've looked at that.
20:51As always, this isn't financial advice,
20:52but I recommend that everybody trade a
20:54little bit carefully. Make sure you
20:56don't FOMO. As I said, I think we're in
20:58a speculators market, you're going to
20:59see prices shoot up really quickly.
21:01There's going to be a lot of buyouts.
21:03This is speculative hype. Some of these
21:05things may end up being real, but a lot
21:08of them won't. And so, make sure that
21:10you're not just following the herd.
21:12That's going to be a recipe for not
21:13enjoying your collecting experience. So,
21:15make sure you're being thoughtful out
21:16there. And if you see a massive price
21:18change over a short period of time, I
21:19want you to think critically about
21:20whether this is actually the right time
21:21to buy that card or whether we're just
21:23getting caught up in the hype around it.
21:25That's all I have for today. As always,
21:27I hope you found this helpful. If you
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21:54that, as always, I appreciate your time
21:57and I will see you in the next one.

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