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Kristin Smith

52:44 - 52:59

“we're— people are gonna noodle on this and be prepared to make a decision next week, and then we'll— that will help get Sam the number that she can plug into the budget.”
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October 21, 2026

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Okay, so we're— people are gonna noodle on this and be prepared to make a decision next week, and then we'll— that will help get Sam the number that she can plug into the budget.

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