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Just wanted to take a second to thank you both for jumping on the phone with John and me. I’m glad we were able to get a dialogue going between MWW/Spikeball and answer some of your questions. When the time comes that Spikeball is ready to talk further, MWW will be ready to listen. In the meantime, as John said, if something were to come feel free to reach out to me right
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