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Karin
Welcome to the 1 to 9 podcast for interesting insights and knowledge, the animals and other beings within multi dimensional realms. Hello, this is Karina and and Diana. We're back with another exciting podcast from the Pig Collective.

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Diana
Yes. And what is today's theme going to be?

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Karin
Well, today I'd like to ask the pigs a couple questions.

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Diana
Okay.

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Karin
First of all, do they like the fact that we called this podcast The Pig Collective?

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Diana
yes, definitely. Because that's how they presented themselves. That's how they called themselves. They called themselves the Pig Collective. Right. And so they're very excited that the podcast, even though they realize there will be other characters in there and other topics besides themselves, you know, they're not ego maniacs. They're very glad that the whole podcast we call the Pig Collective because it highlights their contribution.

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Karin
And they were the first collective that presented themselves to you.

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Diana
Yes.

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Karin
From the animal kingdom.

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Diana
Yes, that's. That's right. Yes, exactly. Yes.

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Diana
You know, they wanted to preserve their lives. they were actively.

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Karin
They wanted to preserve their lives collectively.

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Diana
Yeah. They wanted me to stop eating them. And, you know, you've told me about other friends of yours where the pigs were talking to them. That would be Don't eat me Sweet like. So one day they started talking to me and they said, Don't eat me. There's a lot of them. There's. There's a big field of these pigs now in my head.

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Karin
Describe the field or describe how many pigs like thousands?

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Diana
No, Maybe hundreds. Hundreds of pigs. It's a big grassy field and they're not packed tightly, shoulder to shoulder. Sometimes they're you know, they're kind of like alert and looking at me. But most of the time, they're kind of like just ambling around, poking at the dirt, looking for things to eat. They're always hungry.

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Karin
They're always hungry.

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Diana
Yeah.

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Karin
So what are they assembling for? What is the collective? Presenting themselves to you for? And if it's only to ask you not to eat them. I. I need to know more information than that. Because it seems like a lot of animals and pigs would be one of them were kind of a divine bestowed upon humans to eat at one time.

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Karin
And there's got to be a reason why they're not asking why they're asking certain people not to eat them versus other people's.

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Diana
Yeah. You think they have an answer for this?

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Karin
I'm asking the question. No, I can't answer.

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Diana
Sure. I'm not sure that they know themselves. You know, it's like, okay, I'm I'm going to ask them the question. Sometimes they just feel called upon to ask certain people not to eat them. And perhaps they do this to people that they know or they're, you know, almost certain that, well, who will comply with their demands, meaning who won't eat them.

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Karin
But I would think such a request would help these people in some way.

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Diana
the people who decide not to eat pigs anymore, right? yes, definitely. Okay. I know for myself. Right. Just because I made the decision one day not to eat pigs anymore.

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Karin
Only because you were asked, by the way.

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Diana
Yes, I was asked. And I decided to say yes, I'm not going to eat you anymore. But it's not. It's not anything that's like a decision made. And then you go on from there. It's like every couple of days you have to make that same decision. Like, or like if you're an addict or if you're a smoker or whatever, or an alcoholic, Right.

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Diana
It's like every day you have to decide, okay, I'm not going to be taking a drink, but it's not like every day I have to decide, okay, I'm not going to be eating any pork because I never used to eat pork every day. But every couple of days I have to do I have to say, okay, I'm not going to eat because my husband buys a lot of sausage and most of it's pork sausage.

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Diana
And so pork is always around in my house. I have.

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Karin
But has there been any benefit to your decision? Does it change the way you feel? Does it make you your communications with animals stronger? Does it just make you have a lot more friends that are pigs? I mean.

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Diana
I don't know. All I can say is I'm talking about sort of every couple of days making the decision not to eat pork. If I were to say, if I were to one day say, okay, I'm going to eat today, I'm going to eat some bacon right. I'd be feeling like I'm going backwards. And that's all I can say to describe.

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Karin
That energetically, consciously.

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Diana
I'm going backwards. Like, I don't know how else to describe it.

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Karin
No, I think that describes it pretty well. It's just that I think maybe even contracting, that would be for me, a word that I would describe. I was eating pig. I would be contracting versus expanding. That's a sensation that I often associate with certain foods. They're restrictive, sort of. They constrict me versus expand me energetically.

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Diana
Interesting.

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Karin
Okay. But it's been so long since I've eaten pork that I don't really know that answer to that. I don't make the decision to I don't remake the decision to not eat pork too often, although it's, of course, going to be served. Thursday, we've got Thanksgiving coming up.

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Diana
Well, people serve ham. Yeah, exactly.

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Karin
And but for me, it was, you know, for other meats, it was an electrical charge that was not congruent with me. Felt like my finger was in a light socket when I was eating certain meats and so on. I quit. My body didn't feel like that anymore. But with pigs, it felt like there. Yeah. Like they.

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Karin
They were a higher being, and it wasn't appropriate to eat them anymore.

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Diana
Okay. When you say higher, I like. I make the equation, like, more intelligent. Right. But that's not necessarily true. Right.

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Karin
Well, more intelligent than what is the question.

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Diana
And, Well, other species of animals.

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Karin
It might not have been that they were more intelligent. We all know that pigs are intelligent, but it might have been that there was a one or two things could have happened. There could have been too much damage done to the Pig Collective, by the way pigs are raised. And so their sorrow or their grief was what was the low vibrating energy that I wasn't to eat anymore.

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Karin
And I don't believe that the way pigs collectively have been raised has changed much. And so it was a lower vibrating energy. But the higher this sentient level of pigs was not they were not happy as a huge collective anymore. They were taking on too much trauma. And that was what I was eating was the trauma and that was part of it.

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Karin
But also there was a higher I wouldn't say higher is probably not the right word, but it was a closer proximity to humanity. So eating pigs was too close to human humans.

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Diana
There's lots of cultures that actually are cannibals, you know.

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Karin
They there.

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Diana
Lost some some cultures still. There are cannibals.

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Karin
Right. And I don't really you know, it was there was, you know, two different aspects. One was the collective nature of the pigs was too much grief or trauma or sorrow in the in the proximity, in their DNA or their sentientness or whatever it was of how close they were to humans was like close to cannibalism, which apparently is just not something I need to be doing personally.

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Karin
I mean, I don't know if other people need to be doing it, but it's certainly not me.

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Diana
And I'm just reminded of I can't remember who actually wrote this book. Maybe it was Amy Tan, but it was something about Chinese culture, not present day Chinese culture. But and but not that long ago where when somebody was like, ill, another person in the household would actually take some meat off, cut some meat off of their arm, or a portion of their other limbs.

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Diana
Right. And cooking up a soup for them for the sick person.

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Karin
And it would heal them.

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Diana
Apparently. But if you think about it. Okay, meaning this person had to be healthy to make soup for his.

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Karin
Children to understand exactly where it was used, because we don't know. But the healthy person was obviously sick or they wouldn't have been cutting it apart to heal it.

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Diana
The healthy person would be cutting their own.

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Karin
Flesh. the healthy person cut their own flesh.

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Diana
Right. Okay. So, I mean, it's kind of like native native peoples everywhere who are eating basically animals for the properties that they have, you know?

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Diana
Well, brings me to something else. The book, which is on my periphery chickens. Okay. Now, it's not a whole bunch of chickens. It's just some chickens. And they're not saying eat me. They're not saying don't eat me. It's like, okay, you can eat us if you want, if you want to become fiercer.

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Karin
Interesting.

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Diana
So it's like and I'm I'm thinking there's saying this because perhaps if you eat some chicken meat, you get some of those properties or you'll become fiercer, which sounds kind of really weird.

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Karin
It does, but since for on this subject, what about turkeys? What would they offer us if we eat them on Thanksgiving? Do they have something?

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Diana
No, I, I, I've kind of like, wondered about this and no turkeys have appeared to me saying anything about whether or not we should eat them or not.

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Karin
Well, I'll take that as a no comment.

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Diana
Yeah, no comment. Exactly.

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Karin
So what about I mean, this is kind of switching gears here, but what about. go ahead.

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Diana
Yeah. Okay. I was going to ask you something about how you use collective cause I think that I the the concept of survive the whole collective of globally of pigs and the trauma that they've undergone. Right. And it certainly lives on in generations. It was from generation to generation. But the Pig collective in the podcast here is basically just this field of pigs.

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Karin
very specific.

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Diana
Yes. Right. And they're happy. They're happy because nobody's eating them.

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Karin
So is this a field of pigs that represent all the pigs that people have stopped eating?

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Diana
Possibly because if people were eating them, they wouldn't be there?

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Karin
I don't know. Because they're in your field of vision. They're not in.

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Diana
Well, this is they're not ghost pigs.

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Karin
They're not ghost pigs.

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Diana
Yeah. You know, they're not ghost pigs.

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Karin
Yeah.

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Diana
They're just multi-dimensional pigs.

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Karin

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Karin
So I wonder about eating multidimensional pigs because they asked you to not eat earthly pig versus multidimensional pig.

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Diana
my gosh. They're going like. they're gasping in horror.

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Karin
I didn't mean anything bad by that question.

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Diana
they're they're starting to run away now, too.

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Karin
no. no, no, no.

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Diana
Okay. Don't worry. Don't worry. It's like nobody can eat you.

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Karin
I'm not.

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Diana
And maybe they can.

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Karin
I'm not going to eat them.

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Diana
Maybe multidimensional. Other multidimensional beings can actually eat and be eaten. Well, why not?

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Karin
I have no idea. I've never thought about projecting things. Projecting those very physical attributes to multidimensional beings.

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Diana
Okay, but. Okay. The pigs. I see, they're multi-dimensional. Yet they're still eating. Why would they be eating?

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Karin
Ask them. You're asking me.

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Diana
To like to eat. You know, they have nothing else to do.

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Karin
So their happiness by not being having all these multidimensional pigs, they're not being eating, not being eaten, and they're not. And they're happy. They're kind of joyous. Are they helping us humans be happier by them being happy?

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Diana
definitely. Yeah.

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Karin
So is that kind of their primary job is to just be happy and then help us be happy.

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Diana
Okay. I can only speak from my own experience. Right. But not eating pigs. So they put me on a higher, I don't know, energy or whatever, because if I was eating them, I'd be going backwards. They're fried. If I don't eat them, I go forward. And what exactly does that mean going forward?

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Karin
Does it mean expanding your consciousness? Something like that?

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Diana
That's all I can figure. Yeah.

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Karin
Being able to talk to more animals.

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Diana
yeah, right. That's true.

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Karin
Stuff like.

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Diana
That. Yes.

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Karin
And would that happen to other people with stopped eating pigs?

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Diana
Could be.

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Karin
Could be.

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Diana
Quite possibly.

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Karin
What are the pigs saying?

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Diana
yeah.

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Karin
Yeah. So if they stop eating pigs, it opens up their capacity for multi dimensional communications with at least other animals. Right? Maybe other.

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Diana
Beings. Right. Great. Yeah. And you found that to be true, right?

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Karin
I did. And so did another friend of mine who started doing some of this work, and she called me up and said, The pigs have talked to me now and they've asked me not to eat them anymore. But she doesn't really listen all the time.

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Diana

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Karin
She's not really as dedicated to the work as you are. Just, you know, personal preference. All right. So now I have the answer to the question that I asked.

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Diana
Which is, what's the what's the question?

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Karin
Well, the question in the beginning is, what was the point of asking them not to you not to eat them? And I think that we've come full circle in that the point was, as far as you could tell, was it gave you the opportunity to have more multidimensional capacities to communicate with other beings, animals and other beings and freed up some energy for that work.

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Diana
Right. Yes, that makes sense.

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Karin
That's the point. Yeah. Yeah. Answering all these questions with the Pig Collective didn't take this long. No, just kidding. I'm happy to have that answer, because I'm. I think it's a very simple answer, but it was one I was looking for to come right from them and not just be something that I picked up on her or felt.

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Diana
Because you're right.

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Karin
You know, you get very clear words. I get I get knowingness, you get very clear communications. So it's it's more fun when you get really clear communications.

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Diana
And, you know, I mean, how else can they work to spread their message? Basically, they're just going to be contacting individuals saying, tsk, really use

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Karin
Well, we've started a podcast called The Pig Collective. I should think that they could use that as.

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Diana
A forum.

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Karin
As a forum to speak their messages of how when you donate a pig, you free one up for being part of this collective that is happy and that happiness helps all of us be happier and that it gives you the potential to open up multidimensional channels within yourself.

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Diana
Yeah. No, they they're they're thinking of ways to actually use this.

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Karin
Use the collect the forum.

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Diana
Yeah.

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Karin
All right. Awesome. That's fantastic. So, do they have anything else they want to say right now, or should we conclude this?

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Diana
Well, you know. Okay, I just want to say thank you.

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Karin
that makes me happy.

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Diana
And you're waving. They're waving back.

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Karin
All right. Yeah.

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Karin
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