Episode 4 Epic Win

From all over the UK.

Ordinary people with extraordinary abilities.

Powers so pointless they will rock the very foundations of society.

Heroes will rise.

Legends will be born.

This is Epic Win!

APPLAUSE

Please welcome your epic host, it's Alexander Armstrong!

Thank you very much. Thank you!

Hello! I'm Alexander Armstrong and this is Epic Win, the show that scours the country

to find great British heroes with jaw-droppingly senseless superpowers.

For instance, are you a person with an adhesive forehead?

Can you recognise a range of kitchen tiles from just their smell?

Or can you plait your own legs? I see you can.

These are the types of useless skills that people will demonstrate on this show.

And it all happens here, in the Epic Centre.

This is where our heroes come to have their powers tested.

If they pass the challenge we set them, they'll earn themselves the title of Epic Winner

and get the chance to win some cold, hard cash. But if they don't,

they'll leave the studio as a penniless Epic Failures, through our dreaded Fail Door.

DOOR CLANGS

With the weird clang.

Now, this show is way too epic for one man to handle on his own,

so I have various people helping me. So, tell us, Joe,

who's joining us on the show this week?

Gazing in wonder at public pointlessness tonight, our panel are...

He's the reason they built Hadrian's Wall, it's Scottish stand-up Kevin Bridges!

When Kevin drops his toast, it always lands butter side up. Epic Win!

She's the star of the one show we all watch, It's the One Show's Alex Jones.

Last week Alex thought she'd been clamped,

but it was somebody else's car. Epic Win!

And he's tickled Prince Charles' funny bone

without getting himself arrested. It's comedian Micky Flanagan.

Micky's just had a haircut, and it's exactly what he wanted.

Epic Win!

Joe Lycett, everybody.

Let's get down to business. Who is our first hopeful hero tonight?

Einstein, Socrates, Vorderman.

The greatest minds ever to grace planet Earth.

But now a new brain has emerged,

which makes Galileo look like a Gali-loser.

It's Pridmore.

Ben Pridmore from Nottinghamshire.

No, seriously. He's really, really clever.

Ben possesses a superhuman ability to memorise things

that would give a normal noggin a migraine.

A former world memory champ,

Ben can record a sequence of 27 packs of playing cards.

That's a whopping 1,404 cards in just one hour.

The system that I use is known as the Ben System.

The basic principle is to turn whatever you're trying to memorise

into vivid mental pictures.

If I wanted to help somebody remember a PIN number,

the number 1580, for example, you could imagine

that a man walks into a bank holding a candlestick, looking like the number one.

In front of him in the queue,

there's a snake wrapped around a man's neck, the number five.

Behind the counter, instead of a cashier,

there's a big, fat snowman - looking like the number eight.

And the snowman is holding a balloon that looks like the number zero.

It's really as simple as that.

The only thing you do need is to be weird enough to want to do it.

What this man's forgotten isn't worth remembering.

What this man's remembered

also isn't worth remembering. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Ben Pridmore!

Great to have you here. It's very impressive. How impressive is Ben?

He's been World Memory Champion no fewer than three times!

And, guess what? He's a qualified accountant.

-I know!

-What was it like when you first got crowned World Memory Champion?

That must have been a moment you'll never forget, eh?

The funny thing is, that was seven years ago and I've never heard that joke before.

Never? Welcome to Epic Win!

-Alex, do you have a good memory?

-I've an OK memory.

Although I did turn up at work once, pulled my coat off and I'd forgotten to put a top on.

So I was sitting in my bra.

-Not a great memory.

-Have you got any pictures of that?

-I haven't got any pictures.

I've reached the point where, you know,

I get to the middle of the stairs and I don't know why I'm there.

You have that battle with yourself.

You think, "I'm not at that point of my life where I can't remember what's happening halfway up the stairs."

It happened the other day and I refused to move.

And I thought, "Ah, I know what I've come up here for - my wordsearch."

-Very good.

-Are you ready to find out what Ben is going to be doing for his Epic Win?

-AUDIENCE CHEERS

-Joe, will you kindly fill us in, please?

Ladies and gentlemen, tonight in this very studio,

Ben Pridmore will become A Human Barcode Reader.

Beep!

We've given Ben a list of 250 supermarket products, just like this one.

Each one of these products has a price, and a barcode.

Now, Ben has learned how to read these barcodes.

That's right. He has memorised 250 of THESE.

-That's a lot of black lines.

-And white lines.

That's very clever.

How do you tell the difference between one barcode and another?

-It's a lot easier than you'd think. You see this one?

-Yeah.

White-black, white-black means one. Black-white, black-white black is two.

Black-white, black-white black is two. 122 for me is a tent.

A tent with chicken soup. And 52p, for me, is the sun.

The sun is shining down on chicken soup outside a tent.

52 weeks in a year. There you are.

-Simple.

-So reading a barcode is like reading another language? It's just like a language

that very few people understand? Not unlike Welsh, in fact.

SHE SPEAKS WELSH

So, earlier today we randomly selected 50 products from our list.

For his Epic Win, we've challenged Ben to identify ten of them,

and their prices, in one minute. There's only one way to read a barcode. Please get inside the till.

-You all right, Ben?

-Yeah.

-All we need now is someone to operate the till.

So, cashier to checkout number one, please.

Wow.

What are you doing in my shop?

-So, Ben, are you good to go?

-I'm good.

-Comfortable?

-More or less.

Confident?

Then it's shopping at the ready, Joe. Your minute starts now.

Stock cubes, 99p.

Rice pudding, 85.

Very well done, that's two out of two.

Jelly, 40p.

Three out of three!

-You know, those things. Lasagne sheets, 46.

-Four out of four.

Six more.

Ravioli, 107.

Five out of five.

Um... Gherkins.

Um, 89.

Um... Uh...

-Bleach. 99. No!

-BUZZER

Oh, forget it.

Chick peas. 60p.

Margarine. £1.

END-OF-ROUND BUZZER Oh, no!

Epic Fail!

AUDIENCE GROANS

Come over here to join our panel.

You might not have made it to your 10 correct answers,

-but that was fantastic!

-What did you think about that, Kevin?

-Brilliant.

Ben, if it's any consolation, I thought you're still more reliable than a self-service check-in.

Micky, did Ben do it for you?

Not really, no.

-Micky Flanagan!

-Wasted everybody's time.

Micky Flanagan!

You can't go on a show like this and...

Aw, you can't say that! Ahh!

You know, you want to practise a bit more.

-Would you like to have a go, before we tidy it away?

-It's not my cup of tea.

I didn't claim to be good at it, did I?

Ben, it's such a shame. But I'm afraid that is an Epic Fail. So, I'm afraid the panel won't

be valuing your skill and you won't be playing for the money.

However, nobody leaves Epic Win empty-handed.

You will, of course, be wearing this fantastic Epic Fail sticker.

No expense spared. You can wear that proudly all the way home on the bus.

But like all Epic Losers, there is only one way out of the studio,

and that is through the Fail Door.

Ladies and gentlemen, his answers didn't check out.

-AUDIENCE GROANS

-Off you go, Ben Pridmore. Begone!

Might want to duck down, Ben.

It's a very low door.

And stay out!

Here at Epic Win, we search high and low to find the nation's most astonishing spectacles.

Sometimes, our heroes in waiting bring us something which is simply too epic

to fit into our stadium of senselessness.

That's definitely the case for our next contender. Please welcome Mr Colin Furze!

Welcome. Let's find out a little bit about you. Where are you from?

-I'm from Stamford in Lincolnshire.

-What do you do there?

-I'm a plumber.

-You're a plumber?

-Yes.

-A plumber who's here on time, phenomenal.

-Who wants to see what our plumber Colin gets up to in his spare time?

-AUDIENCE CHEERS

Let's take a look.

MUSIC: "Ace Of Spades" by Motorhead

# The ace of spades!

# The ace of spades! #

That's right, Colin Furze is a daredevil.

But, more importantly, he's an inventor whose creations include a bouncy ball machine gun

and the world's longest motorbike. On top of that, he can plumb! Fantastic.

Is there anything you're scared of?

Swans. I don't like swans.

Every time I get in the water, they just go for me. They hate me.

The Queen can have them all, as far as I'm concerned.

What started you off? When did you first think, "I don't really want to, you know, be here for much longer?"

I think it must be the plumbing.

Any other risks you take? Ever give a quote without looking at the job?

Kevin, are you an adrenalin junkie?

I'm pretty much scared of everything except swans.

-You fell off the Wall of Death and you survived.

-I did.

They should rename the wall then - the Wall of Minor Injuries.

I'm not much of a risk taker.

The biggest risk I take is sometimes I put my hand

in a box of Celebrations

and pick out one I've not looked at.

Tell us, Joe, what is Colin's challenge going to be tonight?

Hoping to secure an Epic Win tonight,

Colin Furze is going to be riding a mobility scooter.

I'm still a bit underwhelmed, I have to say.

-It has a secret.

-What's that?

-I'll show you.

-Ah.

-ENGINE REVS

Stop! That is horrible.

-What have you done?

-It's got a motorbike engine in it.

-How big's the engine?

-It's a 125cc motocross bike engine.

Why the mobility scooter? Why not put that on a motocross bike?

They're so pathetic, aren't they?

If anything needs pimping up, it's old people and what they travel in.

I can't wait to see this thing in action. Please tell us the exact details of Colin's challenge.

On the super scooter, Colin has to hit 70 miles an hour or more,

and get himself an Epic Win speeding ticket. Ooh!

-AUDIENCE:

-Oooh!

That's just totally irresponsible. Totally irresponsible.

We sent Colin to a track to see if he could top 70 miles an hour as he passed our speed camera.

It goes without saying, don't try this at home.

Grandma, don't try this at THE home, either.

Did Colin break 70 miles an hour and get himself flashed? Let's find out.

DISTORTED GUITAR RIFF

ENGINE REVS

CAMERA FLASHES

He's done it!

Epic Win! Fantastic.

I've never seen anything like that before. You're an Epic Winner. Congratulations.

You definitely hit 70.

Do you want to know how fast you were actually going?

-Yeah, I'm interested.

-Let's see an action replay.

That's brilliant. That's very good.

-Here's a souvenir. There is your speeding ticket.

-Brilliant.

Fantastic. So, Kevin, do you see this catching on?

I thought it was pretty good.

Only thing is, he done it on a race track. When do you see pensioners on a race track?

Do that in Sainsbury's or something, even more impressive.

It's like Formula One for over 80s.

Formula 91.

Alex, would you buy one of those?

Yes! I LOVE a mobility scooter.

I'd be interested to see if you could

soup up a stairlift that shoots up the stairs. That would be good.

Funny you should say that.

Colin, what about one of those sit up beds that sends you into orbit?

Colin, you are an Epic Winner and that means you're guaranteed

to take home our Epic Win trophy.

Very impressive. Can you also take some cash home with you as well?

It's time for you to be valued by the panel in the Epic Centre.

Let's find out what your win is worth.

Each of you has up to £1,000 that you can award to Colin according to how well you thought he performed.

Make up your minds and lock in the money. Lock it in. Lock.

-AUDIENCE MEMBER:

-Give him the grand, Mickey!

-LAUGHTER

What do you think I am, a High Court judge?

-KLAXON

-There it is. It's all locked in. You've seen how this works.

The panel's total could be anything from £3 to £3,000.

To take some cash home, you have to hit the button

before you go over the value the panel have put on your challenge.

Stop it before it goes over the level the panel have set and it will be, Joe...

Epic Win!

If you hold on for too long, how much will he take home, Joe?

Zero pounds.

That's right. The total sum of the money the panel's awarded you could be any of the offers,

including the first offer you see. Are you ready? Step up to the button.

Joe, let's see if we can turn powers into pounds.

£475.

AUDIENCE SHOUTS

They say more, Colin. They're right.

£727.

AUDIENCE SHOUTS

-They're giving nothing away.

-No, I think I'm worth a little more.

-£,1820!

-Oh, wow!

APPLAUSE

£1,820.

-I'm not greedy.

-If you have won that money,

you can just afford to fill it up.

Have your valued yourself too highly?

Or are you taking home that money? How do you want me to find out?

DRUM ROLL

Epic win!

Epic win! Take it away, Colin.

You stopped in time. Very, very well done to you.

You didn't over value yourself and you are leaving here with £1,820.

But did you stop at the perfect moment? Or was there more money?

Let's see what the panel's total was.

Oh, it goes up!

-And up!

-DING

Oh!

You were £330 out. That's not bad at all, is it?

-That's a good day, that is.

-That's really a very, very good day indeed.

Well, let's see how the panel's amounts divided, shall we?

-The moment of truth.

-Woah!

LAUGHTER

Micky, Micky, down again.

BOOING

I'm not here to make friends.

I'm a human being, I'm an individual.

-I'm not swayed by the masses, the poor, huddled masses.

-LAUGHTER

-AUDIENCE MEMBER:

-Boo!

Yeah, go on, Micky, explain yourself.

Look, essentially it was ridiculous and a waste of time, right?

But really, all you were doing was sitting down and going like that.

LAUGHTER

-He made the scooter...!

-I could have done it, really.

-I think we should get Micky on it.

-CHEERING

This brings me nicely to the second part -

I've done it for your own good.

This has to stop.

With that £150, you could buy a chair...

slippers...

Computer, maybe.

With £1,000, I could stick a motor under it.

LAUGHTER

Well, Colin, you are definitely an Epic Winner, no question.

You are taking away £1,820, along with this Epic Win trophy.

Look at that!

-There you are, sir.

-Thank you very much.

Ladies and gentlemen, taking his rightful place on the podium,

your high street hero, Colin Furze!

Let's see if our next hopeful hero has got what it takes

to be an Epic Winner.

It's the challenge of the century.

He lives it, he breathes it,

he goes home smelling of it.

He's Dave Wilson and he's going to prove that he's the king of cod.

But the training's been tough.

-Right, what is it?

-Mackerel.

-Good.

-What about this one?

-Trout.

Not good enough. You're slacking! What kind of trout?

-Rainbow trout.

-Yeah! Discipline, Dave!

That's what you need, otherwise he'll wipe the floor with you.

-What about this guy?

-Sardine.

Yes! You can do this, Dave.

-You know you can do it.

-Thanks, coach.

Dave "Sharkbait" Wilson,

a fishmonger from London.

It's going to be the ultimate battle.

Will he stand, or will he fall,

as Dave Sharkbait Wilson

risks it all with this Epic Challenge?

Is it sink or swim for Dave Wilson?

Welcome to Epic Win. So, Dave, obviously, you're a fishmonger.

But we know on Epic Win, it's not merely enough just to monger fish.

Over to you, Joe.

To Epic Win tonight, Dave has to correctly identify fish

just by being slapped in the face with them.

-AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

So, face versus fish is the one the fans will be waiting to see.

How would you identify a fish with your face? How do you do that?

It's all down to a bit of smell, bit of touch.

And hopefully, not too much taste.

Micky, can you identify things just by being slapped round the face with them?

I think if you sort of lined up all my ex-girlfriends and asked them

to slap me round the face, I'd know which ones were which.

I know the ones I REALLY upset.

What type of fish would be too big? What type of fish do you think would knock you over?

Probably a blue whale or something.

That a mammal, though, isn't it, a whale?

-That's a mammal!

-Thought this guy knew his fish.

-Sorry.

Over here, we've got a variety of fish.

The panel are going to select five of them for Dave to be slapped with

and he needs to name three of the five fish correctly -

with his face, obviously - to reel in an Epic Win.

Now to get things moving, obviously we're going to need a slapper. So please welcome back...Joe!

Brilliant. Could you give Dave his blindfold, please?

Do you want me to look after those?

All right, Dave.

-Make sure he can't see anything.

-How many fingers am I holding up?

-10.

-Wrong!

Dave, you have to get three of them right to win the money.

Any less than that and it's the Fail Door.

Yes.

-Are you ready?

-I'm ready.

And remember, don't try this at home, for goodness' sake.

Don't try it at Morrison's, either. They can be quite funny.

OK, let's reveal the fish and bring on the slaps.

There they are. There they are.

-Kevin, please pick a fish number.

-Number seven.

-Number seven.

-What does that say?

-Shh!

Oh-h-h!

-Are you regretting this yet?

-I'm beginning to.

-This is a haymaker.

-Ready?

Three, two, one.

I think I'm going to have to have that one more time.

That's not a slap - you're rubbing it against his face.

Oh, this is so weird!

Three, two, one.

-Happy?

-Yeah, happier with that.

-Are you prepared to hazard a guess?

-I'm going to go for an eel.

BUZZER

That was the wrong answer. OK, Alex, pick another fish number, please.

I don't want to. I've never seen anything this disgusting!

Have you got fish fingers?

-Is 12 quite...?

-12. You're saying 12.

-Good choice.

-OK, here it comes.

And give it a good whack this time. None of this...

Three, two, one!

There's nothing right about this.

Is that a squid?

BUZZER

Get it together, Dave, come on!

Now, listen, you have to get three right.

-All of these have to be right, Dave.

-Yeah. I'm ready.

-OK, Micky, a number.

-Can I have a quick look, cos I used to be in the fish business.

-Did you?

-Yeah, I was the Billingsgate fish porter. I could carry that lot.

Let's go for this, number 11.

Subtle.

OK, here it comes.

Oh!

Three, two, one.

LAUGHTER

Now, everything is riding on this one, Dave.

Feel the force, Dave, feel the force.

You have to get this one right or else it is a fail.

Was it a whiting?

AUDIENCE GROANS

-Epic fail!

-Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.

Micky, he took it on the chin. And on the cheek, and on the forehead.

Well, I don't want you going out with a chip on your shoulder.

I only came here for the halibut.

-Alex, you looked a bit queasy there.

-Yeah.

Well, I mean, it was a good effort, but I'm sort of glad it's over.

You've got a lot of fish juice there, haven't you?

-Oh!

-Actually, you have got scales on your cheeks there. Maybe they've just fallen from your eyes.

-Yeah.

Well, Dave, it has been a genuine treat

but I'm afraid that was an Epic Fail, whichever way you look at it.

Here it comes, gloat with embarrassment because you can show off your Epic Fail sticker.

Pop that on you there. Epic Fail. Wear that proudly. There we are.

There was no avoiding it, there is a door over there with your name on it. I'm afraid...

CREAKING

You'll need a very hot shower when he gets home. Dave Wilson, sling your hook!

# When you walk through a storm

# Hold your head up high

# And don't... #

'And don't come back!'

We've seen some astonishing skills on the show tonight

but we've still got one more epic hopeful up our sleeves. Let's find out who it is.

I'm Amber Greening, I'm 19 years old and I'm from Feltham and I'm a dancer.

I've been dancing since I was three because my mum is a dance teacher

so it just came in the family so I've been dancing for 16 years.

Because I've been dancing so long, I've got so much memorabilia of all the things I've done.

I've got photos, videos, trophies, medals. Dancing just makes me happy all the time.

If I'm in a bad mood, I'll go to dance and come back and I'm 100 times better.

Dancing is my life. I push my body to the limits every single day

and I've discovered I can do something that I would never have been able to do without dance.

APPLAUSE

She's clearly got the moves, but will she Epic Win? Please welcome Amber Greening!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, Amber, welcome to the show. So, you're a dancer, you've been dancing pretty much all your life.

-Yeah.

-When did you start?

-When I was three.

Are you doing a dancing challenge, is that what it is?

No, this is nothing to do with dancing, much sillier than dancing.

Sillier. OK, well, let's find out how Amber will be using her incredible skills this evening. Joe?

Ladies and gentlemen, Amber Greening's challenge is to kick herself in the head repeatedly.

-That sounds completely normal(!) You're going to do what?

-Kick myself in the head.

Alex, could you do this, do you think?

-Hello, Amber.

-Hello.

Well, I found out I could do the splits because I slipped on some egg. It was like...

You could probably do it, if you can do the splits.

I don't know if I'd want to hurt myself.

Kevin, you're from Glasgow, you must have seen plenty of people having their heads kicked in?

I've seen people who can headbutt their own feet.

Can you do that, Amber?

-Yes.

-A lot of men are thinking, I hope she kicks me in the head!

Let's explain to everyone exactly how this is going to work.

Amber is going to put on the special helmet and all she has to do is make contact 60 times in 60 seconds.

-Amber, take the helmet.

-Thank you.

-If you succeed,

you will be valued by the panel and you will play for cold, hard cash.

If not, then I'm afraid, it is the Fail Door.

AUDIENCE GROANS

-Are you ready to take on your epic challenge?

-Yes, I am.

-Let's pop the helmet on.

-Can I take my shoes off?

-Let me take your shoes for you.

I can't believe I have to tell you this, but don't try this at home!

-I'm going to get to safety.

-Out of the way.

Five, four, three, two, one, go!

CHEERING

60.

Epic Win!

CHEERING

That was fantastic, you did 60 in 52 seconds.

Good.

I wouldn't have thought that was possible, but you are an Epic Winner.

-Congratulations, are you all right?

-Thank you. Yes.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Very good. There are your shoes, get your breath back.

-60 in 52 seconds! That was amazing.

-I'm pleased with that.

-What a rate of kicking.

Let's just see if the panel were as impressed with you as I was.

-Alex, what about that?

-I felt quite tired just watching you.

I'm sure Micky and Kevin agree. You were getting a little bit tired, but you kept going.

-Very well done, great.

-Thank you.

-Kevin?

-I thought it was mindless violence.

I just hate seeing a beautiful girl self-harm like that. Tough to watch.

Nothing makes sense any more.

It was just phenomenal because I could see you getting tired, but then you thought,

"I hate myself, I'm going to keep going". And you dug deep - good work.

Thanks.

Amber, you are an Epic Winner and that means you've already won yourself

-a spectacular Epic Win trophy.

-AUDIENCE WHOOPS

Quite right. But as an Epic Winner you also get the chance to be valued

by our panel and hopefully win yourself some cold, hard cash.

First up, the panel are going to put a cash value on your skill.

Panel, each of you has up to £1,000 that you can put into Amber's prize fund.

The question is, what would you give to a woman who can kick herself repeatedly in the head?

Decide now and key it into your pads.

It's very exciting, they're putting a value on you right now.

WHOOSH

That means the money is locked in. Amber, we've added together the amounts

the three panellists think that your power deserves and the

grand total could be anything from £3 if they're being particularly stingy, to £3000.

Here's how you will win the cash. Joe is going to offer you increasing sums of money.

You can stop that cash whenever you like with the red button.

If you stop that money before it goes over the total, it will be, Joe?

-An Epic Win!

-You'll go home with whatever money you stopped it on. But if you hold back for too long

and go even £1 over what the panel has awarded you, Joe, how much will Amber go home with?

Zero pounds.

That's right. Zero pounds. The total sum of money that the panel has awarded you

could be any one of the sums of money, it might even be the first number that Joe mentions.

-Are you ready to play?

-Yes.

Hands on the big red button and Joe, let's turn powers into pounds.

Here we go.

£542.

AUDIENCE SHOUTS

No, she's not going to press it. She's holding out.

£1,335.

AUDIENCE SHOUTS

No, she's not going to go for it, that bruise is worth more than that.

£1,674.

Amber, you've decided to go for £1,674,

-but is that what you've won?

-I hope so.

-Have you actually won that

or have you actually won nothing? Let's find out. Joe?

LAUGHTER

It's an Epic Win!

Very well done. You stopped the money before you went bust

and that means you will be taking home £1,674.

-Many congratulations.

-Thank you.

What we want to know is, could you have held out for more

or were you right to stop the money when you did?

Let's just see what the panel thought your win was worth.

AUDIENCE WHOOPS

-Oh.

-That's good, I'm happy.

-Let's just see how the panel's money breaks down.

Here's the moment of truth.

Look at that, Micky, way out ahead.

900 -

only £50 shy.

Micky Flanagan!

Only £50 shy of the maximum there.

I'm not a pushover. It's all immaterial.

I was going to give her the money the minute she walked down the stairs.

You are what the show is about, it's utterly pointless.

You have a brilliant aim and you'll be known as the girl who can kick herself in the head.

-Yes.

-That's worth money.

Kevin?

I know Micky is coming across as the sugar daddy here,

but I thought it was a unique talent. You're going to inspire

loads of young people to kick themselves in the head - people who deserve to be kicked in the head.

Amber, you scored yourself an Epic Win and you are stepping out of here with £1,674

and the Epic Win trophy. What about that?

-Thank you.

-You can hold your slightly bruised head up high.

A big hand for our hero, folks, it's Amber Greening! Very well done.

There we have it, that's all we have time for this evening.

Thanks to our panel, Kevin Bridges, Alex Jones and Micky Flanagan.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Thanks to the excellent Joe Lycett and thank you for watching.

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