Grab Her By The Mic

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Two girls. One mic. Zero boundaries. Welcome to Grab Her By The Mic - the unfiltered, hilarious, occasionally chaotic podcast where life’s messiest moments become the main event. From mum-life meltdowns and mental load mayhem to “did I just say that out loud?” moments, nothing’s off-limits. Come for the chaos, stay for the laughs - because sanity’s overrated. 🎧 New episodes every week.

1d ago

We Spent $2,000 On Dinner And Got An Eighth Of A Radish

This week on Grab Her By The Mic, Han takes us through the birthday dinner that started it all, a $2,000 degustation at Three Blue Ducks Burradoo that somehow left the table hungrier than when they arrived, headlined by a single eighth of an unpickled radish presented like a $500 oyster. There's a warm welcome that tasted vaguely off, a dessert that Philsy insists Han said smelled like Ambi Pur, and a very confident tip from Han's dad, who clearly has spent too much time in a country with a tipping culture. In The Weekly Spiral, the girls cover a 96 year old TikTok star who tore up her retirement village's warning letter on camera, a man who allegedly used a stolen kitten as bait during a failed bank robbery, and a mime who terrorised a Massachusetts walking trail for two months before things took a genuinely bizarre turn involving cooking oil. The Hyperfix goes deep on surveillance culture, why she's been tracking her entire family for years, Philsy’s pine tree incident that started it all, and the very real research on what constant location checking does to trust. Then it's The SideQuest with Philsy's Red Flag Or Soulmate game, obsessions of the week (a $38.74 smart ring that might catch fire, and a maternity clothes haul that didn't break the bank), and a Weekly Manifest built entirely around a radish based revenge plot. Explicit, feral, occasionally educational and accidentally therapeutic. See you next Tuesday. 💋 CHAOS CORRECTIONAL (FACT-CHECK CORNER) Stick around after the outro for Chaos Correctional - where Han cleans up the confident nonsense we said on air with just enough research to be dangerous. This week we correct: Three Blue Ducks Burradoo's actual opening days What lamb sweetbread actually is Retirement villages vs nursing homes Whether a nursing home "bar" needs a liquor licence How Bitcoin ATMs work How AirTags actually track location Whether Facebook pokes still exist Whether Kmart and Target are the same brand LINKS & THINGS WE MENTIONED 🍷 Recap & Rosé Three Blue Ducks, Burradoo Park Farm Ethos, Bowral 🌀 Weekly Spiral Grandma Droniak (Lillian Droniak) on TikTok The kitten bank robbery story, Beltsville, Maryland The Cochituate Rail Trail mime, Framingham, Massachusetts 🐰 Research Rabbit Hole 95% of American adults in relationships use location-sharing tech, plus the Gen Z dealbreaker stat: Life360 survey via Bitdefender or the original Life360 report Life360 user numbers (83.7M in 2025, later 95.8M by December 2025): Life360 Q4 2025 results The "Bubbles" feature backstory (teens mocking the app, CEO responding on TikTok): Entrepreneur.com More than two-thirds of parents who track an adult child leave it on permanently, peace of mind as top reason: US News (University of Michigan Health / C.S. Mott Children's Hospital poll) ❤️Obsession of the Week Temu smart ring, $38.74 Best & Less maternity and kids range Loved this episode? Hit follow / subscribe so you don’t miss future chaos Leave us a 5-star review if you cackled, cried, or felt seen Screenshot & tag us on socials so we know you’re listening 🎙 New episodes every Tuesday 👉 Follow us: @grabherbythemic 📩 speaktous@grabherbythemic.com
Aug 5

Dead Raccoons, Royal Chaos and a Runaway Preschooler [Episode 32]

Philsy's back from a five day influenza A knockout, and she brought news with her, she's pregnant, due New Year's Day, and yes the podcast is still happening through the birth because apparently pregnancy isn't a valid excuse to miss a recording. Meanwhile Han spent the week turning her house into an actual maximum security facility after Mabel let herself out the front door mid-meltdown and walked four blocks to a stranger's lawn convinced she'd been abandoned. There is now a very tall, very ugly lock on every external door, and Philsy already had one, which explains a lot. The Weekly Spiral covers Erling Haaland bringing a $750 taxidermied raccoon through customs after the World Cup, Peppa Pig somehow starting actual beef with Charli XCX and Clairo, and an elderly UK man accidentally handing children paper hedgehogs made from erotic novel pages. Philsy brings The Hyperfix this week with a full royal family debrief, Charles, William, Kate, Andrew's arrest, and a fresh William versus Camilla feud, which sets up The SideQuest, Two Truths and a Tiara, where Han has to separate real royal history from things that just sound real. Obsession of the Week has Han recommending the tall lock as a genuine lifestyle upgrade and Philsy recommending a parenting book that's already changing how she talks to Maggie. Then Chaos Correctional cleans up three things said with far too much confidence, including a wedding dress conspiracy that turned out to be half right. Explicit, feral, occasionally educational and accidentally therapeutic. See you next Tuesday. 💋 CHAOS CORRECTIONAL (FACT-CHECK CORNER) Stick around after the outro for Chaos Correctional, where Han cleans up the confident nonsense we said on air with just enough research to be dangerous. This week we correct: Whether wedding dresses made from fecal matter are actually a thing Whether the erotica hedgehogs were made from donated books Whether Kate Middleton's hair situation through chemo makes any sense LINKS & THINGS WE MENTIONED 🐰 Research Rabbit Hole Erling Haaland's taxidermied "Whiskey Raccoon," Wild Bill's Western Store, Dallas Peppa Pig's Pitchfork "Over/Under" interview beef with Charli XCX, Clairo and PinkPantheress The paper hedgehog story, Wirral, Merseyside, made from pages of Nicholson Baker's The Fermata 👑 Royals Rabbit Hole King Charles, Prince William, Kate Middleton (Princess of Wales), Prince George Princess Anne, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh Prince Andrew's arrest and the line of succession Sarah Ferguson ("Fergie") Meghan and Harry Princess Diana, Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II 🌀Products We Spiralled About Raising Girls Who Like Themselves (book, via Audible) The tall external door lock (Bunnings or any hardware store) Loved this episode? Hit follow / subscribe so you don’t miss future chaos Leave us a 5-star review if you cackled, cried, or felt seen Screenshot & tag us on socials so we know you’re listening 🎙 New episodes every Tuesday 👉 Follow us: @grabherbythemic 📩 speaktous@grabherbythemic.com
Jul 20 · Bonus

No Ep This Week - Philsy's Down, We'll Be Back Tuesday

Philsy's been flattened by whatever's going around and recording felt less like a podcast and more like a hostage situation, so we've pulled the pin this week. Han popped in solo with a quick voice note to let you know we haven't disappeared - just regrouping, recovering, and saving all the chaos for next Tuesday. No Weekly Spiral, no Hyperfix, no Chaos Correctional this week - just a very short, very honest "we're not doing it" from Han. Send Philsy your well wishes and we'll see you back here next Tuesday, fully caffeinated and ready to go. See you next Tuesday. 💋
Jul 13

Taylor Swift's Wedding, Neil the Seal and the Cockroach Crime Boss of NSW [Episode 31]

This week Han and Philsy are back in studio and diving straight into Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, the guest list, the NDA with zero financial penalty, and the reported buffet chaos in a venue that seats nearly 20,000 people. Plus the full circle Tim McGraw detail that might actually be true. Before that, Recap & Rosé covers a chaotic Brisbane trip involving an unused tampon, a nerf-gun-adjacent preschooler, and Coco the not a poodle's questionable new haircut, alongside a proper meltdown from Mabel that ends in her grandpa’s first ever "don't talk to my daughter like that." The Weekly Spiral goes fully feral this week, Neil the Seal's Tasmanian reign of terror, an alleged 100,000-cockroach criminal empire in NSW, and a raccoon who had a bigger night out than either host has had all year. Then it's The SideQuest, where Anthony Albanese's shag marry date answers get roasted before Han and Philsy run their own version with Hugh Jackman, Pedro Pascal and an unfortunate amount of Ed Sheeran slander. Explicit, feral, occasionally educational and accidentally therapeutic. See you next Tuesday. 💋 CHAOS CORRECTIONAL (FACT-CHECK CORNER) Stick around after the outro for Chaos Correctional, where Han cleans up the confident nonsense we said on air with just enough research to be dangerous. This week we correct: Whether there's actually a lot of homelessness in Brisbane Whether shopping and endorphins are the reason you need the toilet in a store Whether Neil the Seal is fully grown yet Whether potato guns are legal in Australia Whether Disney owns Pixar The Taylor Swift Independence Day divorce joke, is that a real thing people are saying Brad Pitt, Troy, Achilles and an extremely ironic injury LINKS & THINGS WE MENTIONED 🍷 Recap & Rosé Blue Mountains Hydro Majestic hotel Blue Mountains Fairmont hotel 🌀 Weekly Spiral Neil the Seal, Tasmania's viral southern elephant seal The NSW cockroach breeder bust, over 100,000 exotic cockroaches seized, including Madagascar hissing cockroaches and dubia cockroaches The West Virginia liquor store raccoon incident 👰 Taylor Swift's Wedding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden, July 3 Adam Sandler as the officiant Christian Dior Haute Couture by Jonathan Anderson (wedding attire) Paul McCartney's reported performance of "I Want to Hold Your Hand" Lena Dunham's rehearsal dinner speech ❤️‍🔥 Obsession of the Week Imagine This podcast by ABC (Han's Obsession of the Week) Elle, the new Prime Video series (Philsy's Obsession of the Week) Loved this episode? Hit follow / subscribe so you don’t miss future chaos Leave us a 5-star review if you cackled, cried, or felt seen Screenshot & tag us on socials so we know you’re listening 🎙 New episodes every Tuesday 👉 Follow us: @grabherbythemic 📩 speaktous@grabherbythemic.com
Jul 7

EOFY Sales, Bad Neighbours, and a Very Important Duck [Episode 30]

A duck pecked the President of Mexico, got a Netflix meeting, and was personally rejected by FIFA - all in the same fortnight. That's this week's spiral, and it's not even the weirdest story. Han is recording from her parents' house where the school holidays are in full swing, the hormones have staged at least one coup, and a child has been caught stroking a face with a ripped-off toenail during Harry Potter. Normal week, really. In The Weekly Spiral: Merlín, the two-year-old duck who became Mexico's unofficial World Cup mascot, pecked President Claudia Sheinbaum at a press conference, had a meeting at Netflix, was personally rejected by FIFA on health and safety grounds, and watched Mexico win 3-0 from outside the stadium. We also get into the Trump Patriot Passport - the limited-edition commemorative document featuring a very stern portrait of the sitting president, a slogan that doesn't appear anywhere on it, and Gavin Newsom's all-caps clapback that nobody needed and everyone deserved. Plus: a Reddit story about a woman who called the police on her neighbour for parking in his own driveway, and the greatest petty revenge stories the internet has to offer. Philsy takes The HyperFix this week with a full EOFY sales breakdown - which brands are actually worth your time, where to stack your discounts, and why the ShopBack app might be the most underrated thing on your phone. Han runs The SideQuest: a game called Lies The Poster Never Told You, where she reads brutally honest movie summaries and Philsy has to guess the film. Philsy wins. Her prize is a title that means nothing because they're not in the same room. Explicit, feral, occasionally educational, and accidentally therapeutic. See you next Tuesday. 💋 CHAOS CORRECTIONAL (FACT CHECK CORNER) Stick around after the outro for Chaos Correctional - where Han cleans up the confident nonsense we said on air with just enough research to be dangerous. This week we correct: Whether The Sheep Detectives is Hugh Jackman's highest grossing film (it is not, not even close) Whether a toilet seat is actually cleaner than under your toenails (it is and we're not okay) Whether emu oil does anything for your skin (yes, annoyingly, the science is real) Whether Trump is genuinely the first president ever on a US passport (first living president - nuance matters) Whether Schapelle Corby can profit from anything related to her crime (she cannot, and there is $128,000 of court history to prove it) Whether anyone publicly corrected Trump on the passport slogan (yes, just not to his face) How many Americans actually don't have passports (about half - less dramatic than implied, still a lot) LINKS & THINGS WE MENTIONED 🍷 Recap & Rosé Sheep Detectives - currently on Stan/Prime Video ADHD medication and the menstrual cycle - ADDitude Magazine 🌀 The Weekly Spiral Merlín the duck - Guardian The Trump Patriot Passport - Guardian The driveway Reddit story - TwistedSifter 🛍️ Philsy’s EOFY Cheat Sheet - download here. ❤️‍🔥 Obsession of the Week Han’s 13-in-1 Planetarium Projector Nightlight - Amazon (approx $70) Philsy: Simply Wholesome Nourish Pouches - from Woolworths
Jun 29

We Got A Job Ad From A Chinese Zoo And Honestly It Sounds Better Than Our Last Careers [Episode 29]

Han found her dream career change this week: not Head of People, not podcaster - bear. A Chinese zoo is hiring humans to wear bear costumes and over 100 people already applied. This week on Grab Her By The Mic, a zoo in China is openly hiring humans to dress as black bears - six hour shifts, purring only, no ventilation in the costume. Canada has given trees legal rights, prompting the internet to ask "can a tree sue me?" And an Australian business called Rat Gizzard Oddities has gone viral for selling lingerie with actual taxidermied rats sewn onto them. They are called LingeRATs. That is a pun. Someone made a rat pun and then made the product. They are classified as art collectibles and cost $190. International shipping available. The HyperFix this week is Philsy’s journey down the day in the life content rabbit hole - why we can't stop watching strangers make porridge and go for four kilometre walks, what emotional gap it's actually filling, and the moment she realised watching someone else's perfect morning routine was making her feel terrible about her own pile of laundry. Relatable. Painful. Extremely on brand. The SideQuest is Would You Rather Work There - five real jobs that actually exist and a couple of made up ones that Philsy has to say yes or no immediately. Armpit sniffer (60 per hour, benefits unknown), tree rights lawyer, professional bed tester (under observation), vomit collector at a theme park, and the bear job. Her answers will not surprise you. They will disappoint you. Han would take all five and she said what she said. Obsession of the Week: Philsy is on mouth tape for sleep and Han has a lot of thoughts about her husband. Han has watched Office Romance on Netflix twice this week and is not taking questions. Brett Goldstein wrote a romcom specifically for his celebrity crush Jennifer Lopez, cast himself as her love interest, and it genuinely feels like a proper romcom in a way we haven't had since the early 2010s. Rated R. Slightly raunchy. Highly recommended. Explicit, feral, and occasionally educational. See you next Tuesday. 💋 CHAOS CORRECTIONAL (FACT-CHECK CORNER) Stick around after the outro for Chaos Correctional - where Han cleans up the confident nonsense we said on air with just enough research to be dangerous. This week we correct: What type of bear the Chinese zoo was actually hiring for Whether Quebec is actually French (it's complicated) The full story of the famous tree that got chopped down (it's called the Sycamore Gap tree and it sprouted back) The dinosaur tree near Bowral Hospital and whether it's in Glebe Park Why rats on the lingerie (we tried) Girth vs birth: a correction that should not have been necessary Whether mouth taping is actually one of the number one things you can do for your health (the science says: maybe, but calm down) How your phone actually knows your REM sleep data LINKS & THINGS WE MENTIONED 🍷 Recap & Rosé Swinging Bridge Shiraz - Orange, NSW (Han's Recap & Rosé) Clipper Tea - bleach-free, plastic-free tea bags (Philsy's Recap & Rosé recommendation) 🌀 The Weekly Spiral Luohe Wildlife Zoo black bear job ad - South China Morning Post The 2023 Hangzhou Zoo sun bear incident - the origin story of China now openly hiring humans as bears Terrasse-Vaudreuil tree rights resolution - The Independent Rat Gizzard Oddities LingeRAT - VICE 😍 Obsession of the Week Triple Z Mouth Tape (mouth tape for sleep) Skin Gym lip-shaped mouth tape DreamWave Pillow Speaker (sound goes under your pillow, pressure activated) - Han impulse bought on Instagram Stories Office Romance - Netflix, starring Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein, written by Goldstein and Ted Lasso co-writer Joe Kelly 🐰 Research Rabbit Hole Sleep Foundation mouth taping article - Mouth Taping for Sleep: Does It Work? ✅ Chaos Correctional Sycamore Gap tree - Wikipedia Do You Need To Speak French In Quebec? Wollemi pine - NSW National Parks
Jun 22

Taylor Swift's Easter Eggs, Spy Turtles, and a World Cup Ball That Went Rogue [Episode 28]

The CIA spent $20 million surgically wiring a cat for espionage. It got hit by a taxi on its first mission. That's just one of the true stories in this episode - plus Han's deep dive into Taylor Swift's Easter eggs. This week on Grab Her By The Mic, Han goes fully forensic on Taylor Swift's Easter eggs for The HyperFix, and honestly, we're not okay. It started with the Toy Story 5 countdown that appeared on Taylor's website for approximately ten minutes before disappearing and being called "a mistake" by her team. Sure. In The Weekly Spiral: China has warned citizens to be on the lookout for suspicious turtles, a giant World Cup ball escaped its anchors in El Salvador, and Gen Z is speedrunning Scientology buildings in Minions costumes. The SideQuest this week was "Wow, Okay" - two rounds of the same phrase delivered in different emotional registers, escalating from supportive to flirty to wildly off-script. Obsession of the Week: Philsy's slow cooker chorizo bean soup, and Han's Loop earplugs, purchased specifically to survive Mabel's frequency. Explicit, feral, occasionally educational and accidentally a Taylor Swift fan podcast. See you next Tuesday. 💋 CHAOS CORRECTIONAL (FACT-CHECK CORNER) Stick around after the outro for Chaos Correctional - where Han cleans up the confident nonsense we said on air with just enough research to be dangerous. This week we correct: When Project Acoustic Kitty actually happened (not Trump) Whether you need a licence to own a turtle in Australia (yes, more paperwork than a passport) Whether El Salvador is actually hilly (confirmed, the ball had physics on its side) How they caught the giant inflatable ball (they didn't, it caught itself) Whether the Opalite music video came out before Toy Story 5 was announced (yes, and it makes the whole thing weirder) Where Gwyneth Paltrow's luxury apartment building actually is (Herzliya, Israel - not New York, the car cannot drive across the ocean) LINKS & THINGS WE MENTIONED 🧠The HyperFix Fans Are Convinced Taylor Swift Just Dropped a Major TS12 Easter Egg in Her Masters Announcement - AOL Taylor Swift’s Grammys 2025 Dress Contains a Huge Easter Egg - AOL Taylor Swift’s 'The Life of a Showgirl' Has Shocking Easter Eggs About Travis Kelce, Charli XCX, and More - AOL All the Easter Eggs Taylor Swift Dropped About Doing the Super Bowl Halftime Show - AOL Toy Story 5 - released June 19, 2026 Taylor Swift sourdough bread rumour - Marie Claire Charli XCX Taylor Swift Feud - Glamour Taylor Swift — "Actually Romantic" from The Life of a Showgirl 🌀The Weekly Spiral Spy Turtles - New York Post coverage El Salvador Escaped Giant Inflatable La Trionda - The Sun coverage and video Wikipedia - Background on Scientology Speedrunning Tom Cruise kissing Victoria Beckham's hand at David Beckham's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony - Vn Express Project Acoustic Kitty - CIA animal surveillance program, 1960s DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) - US military R&D agency 51 Park - luxury development in Herzliya, Israel (Gwyneth Paltrow's ad) - From Goop to ‘Gwynocide’: why is Gwyneth Paltrow starring in a luxury Israeli real estate ad? | The Guardian 💕Obsession of the Week Loop earplugs (also on Amazon) Philsy's recipe - Chorizo and White Bean Stew 📣 Shoutouts Rowan - fan spotted at a venue, very gracious, actually listens Et (Andrew Ettingshausen) - legendary Australian fisherman, TV host of ET's Fishing Adventures Patty - won a fishing trip with ET via a 25-word Instagram competition, now in the gym Loved this episode? Hit follow / subscribe so you don’t miss future chaos Leave us a 5-star review if you cackled, cried, or felt seen Screenshot & tag us on socials so we know you’re listening 🎙 New episodes every Tuesday 👉 Follow us: @grabherbythemic📩 speaktous@grabherbythemic.com
Jun 16

ADHD, Meth, and a Shark Doing Sports Journalism (A Completely Normal Episode) [Episode 27]

A friend got pulled over after school drop-off and tested positive for meth. It was her ADHD medication. Han has questions. This week on Grab Her By The Mic opened with a phone call. A friend - we're calling her Poppy - got pulled over after school drop-off on a Wednesday morning, tested positive for meth, and it was the Vyvanse. Han, who is on two and a half times the dose, had several feelings about this. We looked into why ADHD medication triggers roadside drug tests, how the science works, and why absolutely nobody mentioned this at any point during our respective diagnoses. Poppy was let go. Han has questions. From there the Weekly Spiral covers someone is auctioning the chair Taylor Swift sat in at an NBA playoff game for above $9,000 and the auction is still live. Mr Blobby is having a cultural comeback in Britain and one of us had never heard of him and immediately hated him, which is the correct response. A shark in Brazil predicted the World Cup and got a draw, which is not great for her track record. In The HyperFix Philsy deep-dived the Kardashian-Jenner chaos at Monaco F1 - Kim's bandage dress, Khy Summer, the Cory Gamble situation, and Kendall's very divine new boyfriend Jacob Elordi. For The SideQuest, we played Relic or Rubbish - a game where Philsy guessed the sale prices of celebrity memorabilia and mostly got it wrong. Han went to the Hare Spa at Hidden Hare in Mittagong with Poppy and actually fell asleep, which has never happened in a treatment before, and she wants you to know this is significant and why it is her Obsession of the Week. While Philsy’s Obsession of the Week is her new Klik camera - a screenless digital camera that brought back the joy of not knowing whether your photos are good. Explicit, chaotic, occasionally educational, and the first podcast episode to meaningfully discuss both meth and head spas in the same breath. See you next Tuesday. 💋 CHAOS CORRECTIONAL (FACT-CHECK CORNER) Stick around after the outro for Chaos Correctional - where Han cleans up the confident nonsense we said on air with just enough research to be dangerous. This week we correct: Whether Bordeaux is a protected designation like Champagne (yes, and the French will find you) Whether meth and crystal meth are the same thing (related but not identical - Tim Tams are explained) Whether Vyvanse and methamphetamine are the same thing (no, but they're chemically adjacent, which is somehow both better and worse) Whether "rat boy" is the correct term for sexy nerdy - and whether Timothée Chalamet counts (partially right, one year late) Whether Ryan Gosling moved to Australia during COVID (wrong on the timing - it was 2022 for The Fall Guy) Whether Brazil is hosting the World Cup (no - USA, Canada and Mexico, and Brazil drew 1-1 with Morocco anyway) Whether Ritinha the shark's predictions have been proven (she predicted a Brazil win, they drew, she is cooked) LINKS & THINGS WE MENTIONED 🍷 Recap & Rosé Château Le Morines Bordeaux - the Aldi wine in question Project Hail Mary (film, 2026) - Ryan Gosling, watch now on Amazon Prime Wild Mountain Thyme (film, 2020) - the bumblebee movie, starring Jamie Dornan and Emily Blunt, also on Amazon Prime ❤️‍🔥 Obsession of the Week Hidden Hare Mittagong - Hare Spa KLIK cameras - screenless digital camera, ~$89 🌀 Weekly Spiral Taylor Swift chair auction - ESPN Mr Blobby cultural comeback - The Guardian, June 4 2026 Ritinha the shark / World Cup predictions - NDTV Profit 🧠 The HyperFix Kardashians at Monaco F1 - various entertainment outlets Khy (Kylie Jenner's fashion brand) Jacob Elordi - Kendall Jenner's new boyfriend Cory Gamble - Kris Jenner's partner Loved this episode? Hit follow / subscribe so you don’t miss future chaos Leave us a 5-star review if you cackled, cried, or felt seen Screenshot & tag us on socials so we know you’re listening 🎙 New episodes every Tuesday 👉 Follow us: @grabherbythemic 📩 speaktous@grabherbythemic.com

Two girls. One mic. Zero boundaries. Welcome to Grab Her By The Mic - the unfiltered, hilarious, occasionally chaotic podcast where life’s messiest moments become the main event. From mum-life meltdowns and mental load mayhem to “did I just say that out loud?” moments, nothing’s off-limits. Come for the chaos, stay for the laughs - because sanity’s overrated. 🎧 New episodes every week.

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