casings. the shots fired car to car. san marco boulevard exit. traffic highway 4 is being affected. >> thank you for joining us, everybody. right now on jimmy kimmel, actor >> announcer: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jon hamm. from "masters of sex", lizzy caplan. comedian jesse eliasa. and music from sheila e. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

[cheers and applause] >> jimmy: very happy you're here. we have a show for you tonight that is attractive and has a great personality, too. jon hamm is here. he plays a new character in the new movie minions, which is animated which is good because we don't have to look at his hideous face. and also from "masters of sex," lizzy caplan, and sheila e is sitting in with the cletones. you have known cleto for years, is that right? >> yeah, like 15 years or so, but i think we're related.

>> jimmy: your last names are almost exactly the same. i know i'm row nounsing it badly. >> right. my grandfather, we were, he changed it in 1937. >> jimmy: he was trying to convince you that you weren't related because he wanted to have sexual relations. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: you might have to write another book. so the great sheila e is sitting in with cleto. [ applause ] u.s. national soccer team, our soccer team beat colombia last night, 2-0. they're advancing now to the quarter finals of the women's world cup. the american team will travel to ottawa where they'll face china. they say china has a slight advantage this time around, which maybes sense. their country makes all the balls, so it does, but for now

it's time to celebrate from the big win yesterday. it's time for the world cup play of the day. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: give you a minute to catch your breath. meanwhile, in regular football news. new england patriots quarterback tom brady today began an appeal of his suspension for illegal deflation of balls. the nfl found that it was, quote, more probable than not that brady was at least generally aware of wrongdoing, so they suspended him for the first four games of next season. [ applause ] the appeal is being heard personally by roger goodell

while staring into tom's gorgeous blue eyes. tom brady testified under oath today. imagine having to testify under oath about doing this. to a football. it's, mr. brady, at any time, did you do this, ssst, to a football? no, your honor, i did not. they're saying that the only thing that can save tom brady now is a tweet from taylor swift. [cheers and applause] as you no doubt unfortunate to know, donald trump is running for president of the united states. last week donald trump's poll numbers last week weren't very good. they were terrible, in fact, but according to a new poll released today. republican primary voters in new hampshire have donald trump in second place. it's a real poll conducted by suffolk, universi university. it shows him trailing jeb bush.

trump has been spreading his message and running video ads on his instagram account. this one may be part of the reason why his poll numbers are up. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: he makes a very good point. i'm going to say this. say what you want of donald trump. of all the candidates, he does look the maddest. also on instagram, kim kardashian west on sunday revealed she's expecting a boy. it will be her second child with her husband kanye west. they already have a daughter named north. and a forensic artist, a guy by the name of joe mullens took it upon himself to create a new rendering of what he believes the baby will look like. he studied photos of kim and kanye, and this is what he came

up with. apparently, kim kardashian is giving birth to a 6-year-old alien. what is that? that is not a baby. that's -- according to this photograph, the kid is going to be a kbi anything of gary coleman and a troll doll. gary coleman. the real question is going to be what will they name the baby? north was an unusual choice, especially for a little girl, but that's not uncommon anymore. according to new statistics, gender-neutral baby names are on the rise. these are boys that wok for boys or girls. like parker, jordan, avery gets a lot of wedgies, i think. gender-neutral names were big in the '60s, and they're making a come back. if bruce jenner's birth name was jesse, it would have saved a lot of confusion, jesse jenner.

people come up with a lot of trang name, especially in l.a. in l.a., could you name your baby futon and nobody would think a thing. we went on hollywood boulevard and asked parents what's your name and asked the kids what's your name. this is how it will work. a parent will introduce him or herself and we'll ask the child what his or her name is, and we will try to guess if the gender has a gender specific name or a gender neutral name. >> what is your name? >> melinda. >> where are you from? >> colorado springs. >> what do you do? >> i'm an admin assistant. >> is this your daughter? >> yes. >> and what's your name? >> jimmy: so do we think her name is gender specific or gender neutral? >> jimmy: we'll have to answer individually. >> ryan.

>> you're gender neutral. >> yes, i am. >> it seems to be working for her. >> what's your name? >> cynthia. >> where are you from? >> hawaii. >> is this your daughter? >> yes. >> and what is your name? >> gender specific or gender neutral? find out. >> lee. >> lee? >> yeah. >> like f. lee bailey? >> like bruce lee. >> or like caitlin lee, you don't know. here's another. >> tell us your name. johnny lamb. >> what do you do? >> i'm in the furniture business. >> is this your daughter. >> yes, sure is. >> what is your name? >> jimmy: they're from north carolina. >> jayden. >> why jayden? >> well, we

secti unisex name and then we found out that will smith named his son jayden. >> jimmy: here's another. >> what's your name. >> ethan moorehart. >> where are you from? akron, ohio. >> what's your name? >> cage. >> cage? >> yeah, named after nicolas cage. >> do you think you're ever going to remove your face and go with john travolta? >>. >> jimmy: i don't now. cage could be gender neutral. it could be like a prison cage. i think we have one more. >> what is your name? >> my name is shae howard. >> is this your son? >> yes it is. >> jimmy: gender specific or gender neutral? >> neutral! >> sir yante howard.

>> sir yante? >> well, sir is certainly not gender neutral. >> jimmy: i think yante may be a different name than sir. what we're going to do next is play show and tell. this is the wall of america, and on the wall of america right now there are many people from all over the country, and they have items to show us and tell us about. and oh, well i can see. the guy from schenectady looks like he's going to be a winner already. when we come back, show and tell. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dicky: abc's jimmy kimmel live brought to you by malibu.

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♪ [cheers and applause] . >> jimmy: right now it's show and tell time. viewers are looking in on our wall of america. they have items they would like to share with us, and we are going -- and there are some interesting characters on the screen tonight, and i believe scott from skin ebtdy will be our first show and teller. hello scott from schenectady. now scott, it's weird for someone who looks like this to be named scotten but i can see, you are a white walker from "game of thrones," correct? >> that is correct. >> jimmy: and you made this costume yourself? >> no i saved up for about six months and bought it from a company. >> jimmy: you did really? there's a company that makes these? >> oh, yes, it's like the best

company. >> jimmy: may i ask how much this cost you. >> well, don't tell my parents, but it's about $2200. >> jimmy: don't tell your parents. how old are you? >> i'm 45. >> jimmy: oh, no. you might want to leave that off your tinder account for a while. it was a real pleasure to meet you. i'm sure your parents are very proud. who else do we have in let's go to tyler from woodstock, georgia. hello. tyler, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. what do you -- i see you have a lot of pictures behind you. are those pictures of you as a baby? >> oh, no. only one of those is me. >> jimmy: okay, what do you have to show us? >> well, i have a signed photo of the best actor in the world, nicolas cage. >> jimmy: all right. where did you get that? >> well, i bought it on e bebay

because it was really cheap. >> jimmy: wait a minute. that's not your name on it, is it? >> no. it says ina. >> jimmy: it does say ina. why would you buy an autograph that says ina on it? >> well, it was cheap. it was only like $5. and if it wasn't $5, it was like $70, and i don't want to pay $70 for that. >> jimmy: i see, are you a fan of nicolas cage's? >> i am. >> jimmy: would you ever consider naming your son after him? >> it's crossed my mind before. >> jimmy: it has crossed your mind. all right. all right. well, very good, tyler. what a great item that is. congratulations. let's go to cookie, who has a big bag of something. cookie from cleveland, texas. how are you doing? >> hi, i'm fine. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing very well, thank you. what do you have in the bag?

>> i have a surprise for you. >> jimmy: all right. seems like a -- oh, my god! what the hell is that? >> it's a wallaby in a bag! >> jimmy: why do you have a wallaby in a bag? cookie, is that your wallaby? >> it is my wallaby. >> jimmy: and where did you get it? >> i got it from a wallaby breeder nearby. >> jimmy: there's wallaby breeder nearby? >> there is. >> jimmy: why are theyed we wering wallabies in texas? >> well, because they're just fun to have. and you've had him for almost 11 years. >> jimmy: oh, you have. wow. >> and actually, he even has a cowboy hat. >> jimmy: what is his name? >> his name is jellybean. >> jimmy: and does he jump around the house? >> he does jump around the house. he's very good at jumping. he jumps very far. >> jimmy: does he live in the

house with you? >> he does when he wants to, but he likes to be outdoors, so he lives outdoors a lot. >> jimmy: do you have a lot of strange animals like that? or is it just jellybean? >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: i have to tell you something. if i saw that thing in the middle of the night, i would move. oh! >> and this is our other friend. we have a horse, too. this is stickers. >> jimmy: what? >> this is snickers. >> jimmy: wow, that's snickers, and that's a little horse, isn't it? >> it's a full-grown little horse, an american miniature house. >> jimmy: why are they in the house? >> well, because they wanted to meet you, of course. >> jimmy: well, that's nice. is there think chance -- >> and he's a house-trained horse. >> jimmy: is he really a house-trained horse? huh? like when you say house-trained, he will wait to go to the bathroom until he gets outside? >> he will indeed.

>> jimmy: he will. and how do you teach him to do that? >> just like you type of a puppy. >> jimmy: why don't the police in new york train these horses not to crap on the streets. >> well, i think they do. >> jimmy: do the wallaby and the horse get along? >> they do. but the wallaby's happy to be out of the bag now. >> jimmy: i would think that the wallaby would be happy to be out of the bag. does the wallaby ever ride the horse and go around the house? >> no. the horse has established that he does not want to be ridden. >> jimmy: the horse nodded. >> he did. >> jimmy: if the horse agrees not to poop in the house, that's all you can ask for. that was even better than a signed picture of nicolas cage. thank you, cookie, and thanks to jellybean and what's the horse's name again? >> this is snickers. >> jimmy: snickers. thanks to you and all of our

wall watchers. go to jimmy kimmel.com. you'll see all of the information there. there's no better place. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight. comedian jesse elias is here. from "masters of sex" lizzy caplan is with us. sheila e. is sitting in with the cletones. and we'll be right back with jon hamm. ♪ >> dicky: portions of jimmy kimmel live were brought to you by schick hydra. with a great shave, things happen. check them out.

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♪ >> jimmy: that is sheila e. sitting in with the cletones. from "masters of sex" lizzy caplan is here. and we have comedian jesse elias from the at&t stage. tomorrow night, wanda sikes and jesse dean martin. >> jimmy: earlier this year our first guest ended his long run as don draper on "mad men" with a coke and a smile and unfiltered lucky strike to top it off. next, he plays the voice of herb overkill in the new animated adventure "minions." it opens in theaters july 10th, please welcome jon hamm.

♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: how you doin'? >> doing very well, thank you. >> jimmy: you must be very happy. i'm making assumption, but you must be very happy, because you have this great show, and people really, really love it, and it's one of the classic show, but sometimes these shows don't end well. >> right. >> jimmy: and mad men had such a great and clever and perfect ending. >> thank you. that's very kind of to you say. >> jimmy: it really was great. >> i was happy with how people appreciated how it ended, too. sometimes you do what you do. and then sometimes people are angry or they're disappointed or whatever. but people were very, they got it. >> jimmy: it's good that people talk about it, but for those who didn't see it and you're sitting cross legged, meditating over a cliff side and really, you seem to be at peace, and it has the

potential at this point to be the worsent ending in history. >> yes. yes. >> jimmy: if it ends there, you're like, what the -- but then it goes into the classic coca-cola commercial, i'd like to buy the world a coke. i don't think there's been any debate about it, although people have been debating. >> i was talking to a friend over the weekend. and he said he had the greatest joke that he was, he pitched me the greatest joke for the possible, another possible ending. so as we pushed in on don draper and he's in that med daytive state, and he just opens his eyes and goes whaaaaaat's up? so i'm glad they didn't choose that particularly iconic ad

campaign. >> jimmy: how long ago did you now how this show was going to end? >> i think the writer who writes the show had seized on this idea for season four. >> jimmy: did he clear it with the people of coca-cola? >> no. so there was a couple years process of clearing that with coca-cola. >> jimmy: then you're screwed if coke says no. >> no thanks. call it coca cona. >> jimmy: that would have been a bummer, you could have done "where's the beef" or something like that. >> there were so many options. >> jimmy: congratulations on that. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i think we have it on the screen. in the smithsonian institute, this is your suit from mad men, your overcoat and hat in the smithsonian. >> i like the two dudes taking pictures of it.

[cheers and applause] >> jimmy: one of them has a hard hat. >> i don't know why you need a hard hat to go look at a suit. wired to explode or something. >> jimmy: and fonzie's jacket is in the smithsonian. to me, the thing i would be most exle siecited would be to see jacket. >> and there's archie bunker's chair. it was very early in the morning. we had to get up early. it was a very early morning thing, but that's cool. >> jimmy: you've been shooting a movie in atlanta since the finale? >> yes, indeed. >> jimmy: with your -- >> with former sidekick zach galifianakis. it's impossible not to have fun.

he has family all over the south. and so getting more than one galifianakis in a room? amps up the chaos level by, you know, by sort of an exponential degree. so i got to see a lot of his cousins and uncles and aunt. galifanaki is the plural. >> jimmy: you were at a big music festival. >> in tennessee. >> jimmy: in tennessee. >> close to georgia. >> woo! >> all right. good enough. >> jimmy: we have the video. you were throwing gummy bears into -- >> sure. >> jimmy: into a singer's mouth on stage. >> yeah. i don't know why that's weird. >> jimmy: why were you doing this? >> zack and i were really bored on set. >> jimmy: i see. >> and so we were sitting around, and i had a bag of gummy bears, because i only eat candy on set, because my body's a

temp temple. and i threw one at him. and he caught it. and i was, like, oh, i better throw another one to see if that was a mistake. he caught it in his mouth, like a dog. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that really likes gummy bears. and so i did it again and he caught it again, and i thought, well, i guess we're going to do this for the rest of the shoot. and then i added a musical element to it. i started whistling the plate-spinning song. and then we would do it for the crew, and then we decided to do it on stage. >> jimmy: okay. there's john. and who's the singer? >> oh, i should say this. this guy, this is the lead singer who saw me and zack doing it and wanted me to do it to him. >> jimmy: he's good at it too. well, i -- [cheers and applause] >> and he's scottish. >> jimmy: i have a really big mouth. and you want to try it? because i am pretty good at

this. >> well, let's look at the light. [cheers and applause] >> yellow? >> jimmy: very visible. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> oh! >> jimmy: i lost it in the lights. ♪ >> oh! >> am i getting too high in the lights? >> jimmy: i'll go lower. i should have quit while i was ahead. >> ready? ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: jon hamm. we'll be right back. ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live comedy series sponsored by at&t.

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torture! >> whoa. harder than i thought. >> jimmy: that is the voice of jon hamm in minions, which is the prequel to despicable me. it opens on july 10th. you know, i have to say i never saw despicable me. and this movie is so good. it's so funny and those minions are crazy. >> they are great guys. when you meet them in person, they speak 900 language, none of them well. and they will make you laugh. >> jimmy: who plays the voice of your wife? >> sandra bullock. >> jimmy: and did you, do you tape that together? >> no, it's weird, because it takes so long to make an animated film, i mean, it took over three years to make this movie. there's so many moving parts and so many artists have to draw little frames and things like that, that it takes a long time. so sandy bullock has a lot going

on in her life, it turns out. she's busy! and so she would come in and do her voiceovers when it was time, and i would come in and do mine, and it took a long time. so yeah, we met, i finally got to meet my movie wife at an award show. i was, like, aren't we married? and she said yeah, and that was it. >> jimmy: you know, relationships -- >> you can tell the chemistry bleeds off the page. >> jimmy: you are the first guy i thought of when i saw the story about the st. louis cardinals. >> oh. >> jimmy: and what cheelters they are, allegedly. >> allegedly. it's important to say allegedly. the news broke about this scandal. >> jimmy: right. >> on my phone from the "new york times." >> jimmy: is that where it broke? >> and i said, oh, wow, that's weird, and i read the story, because my due diligence. and then 150 people texted me what my opinion was on the cardinals, and i had to remind

everybody, i don't work for the st. louis cardinals. at all. i just happen to be from st. louis. >> jimmy: so you were not involved in this hacking? ? no, i was not involved. >> jimmy: i can imagine you in that building with those guys going like this. >> no, it turns out i had better stuff to do. i was not involved. >> jimmy: what penalty should the cardinals suffer if they were indeed guilty of hacking. >> here's what's great about my hometown of st. louis and the organization the st. louis cardinals. i think that whoever is responsible should be punished, as the organization has said. and i think that if it's a system-wide organizational thing, the organization should be punished. but if it's just some dude that stole somebody's password and broke into somebody's thing, that guy should go down, that's how it works. >> jimmy: are you willing to be that guy to take down your baseball team.

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♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: our next guest is a very talented actor with a great show called "masters of sex." she plays the johnson. "masters of sex" returns to showtime july 12th. please welcome lizzy caplan. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: care for a gummy bear? >> thanks. >> jimmy: you know, i haven't had a gummy bear in a long time, and i have to say, they're really good. >> what kind did you go for?

>> jimmy: whatever kind jon hamm through in my face. do you know jon hamm? let's see how long it takes you to eat a gummy bear. >> yes, i do know. >> jimmy: spit into my hand if you want. >> may i? >> jimmy: yes, you may. yes, you may. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: you don't have mono, do you? >> oh, yes, i have all kinds of things i forgot to mention. >> jimmy: you really didn't get very far into this thing, did you? >> i premoistened it for you. i do know jon hamm. i've known him about ten years. we did a pilot together about ten years ago, and i understand he's the first guest and i'm the second dwes and that implies that he's like, better than me, like more famous, but he's not better than me. i can tell you why. >> jimmy: why do you say that?

[cheers and applause] >> i was getting the gum. >> this is my interview! >> i'm sore sorry, liz eye, you look great. >> jimmy: she was just saying she's better than you. >> i'm better than you. >> i'd like to know why. >> jimmy: go ahead with that. why are you better than jon? >> we did a pilot together, ten years ago. >> that's a true. >> on the wb. >> the world's best. it was called related. we had like a couple scenes together, i think. >> we did. >> and then the show got picked up, the series became a television show. >> every actor's dream. >> right, and i didn't really get to spend more time with jon though, because one of us got fired. after the pilot. >> spoiler alert. it wasn't lizzie.

>> jimmy: oh, no! what happened? too handsome, right? >> they went a different way. i was recast by a woman. >> a writer, actually, by an actor who's mostly a writer. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> that's who replaced him. he was the guy on a girl wb show and he still got fired. that's not -- >> that's how good it was going. >> jimmy: it seems to have worked out. it seems to have gone okay. >> yeah, he's the first guest. >> and that's how i'm better than lizzie. >> jimmy: jon, have you watched "masters of sex"? >> i have never seen it. yes, i have. i love it. >> we're halfway through shooting the show. >> jimmy: which has just started. >> no it hasn't started.

>> jimmy: it starts on july 12. >> sometime in july. and it's definitely worth watching. >> jimmy: did you work today? >> i did. i was at work at 5:00. totally naked. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: almost everyone on the show is required to be naked. >> yeah, that's kind of what we do there, and it's strange, because we're all friends now. we've known each other for year, three years, and it's a very odd thing to have seen your friends not only naked, but like naked and pretending to have sex with each other? >> jimmy: yeah, that is weird. >> i had a moment of clarity about that, and that's weird, and if that was a prerequisite for normal friendships? he doesn't send me a video. >> jimmy: different parties would be more fun for sure. >> it would be. and your ex-girlfriend goes out with my co-star, so i've seen both of them naked, but not

having sex with each other. >> jimmy: right. >> i have sex with him. she has sex with a woman. that girl's real-life husband is on the show this week having sex with somebody else. >> jimmy: that actually upsets me, because for years i asked her to have sex with a woman, and she said no. [cheers and applause] >> you have to understand, these are "masters of sex." >> we're not amateurs. you can't just ask anybody to do that. >> jimmy: do you get comfortable after a while being naked on a movie set? >> i, yes, i think i get comfortable with being uncomfortable. it is what it is. you know, i, i, it's my birthday, for example, they keep trying to make me -- >> jimmy: when? >> it's on june 30th. >> jimmy: okay. all right. happy almost birthday. >> yeah! >> jimmy: are you expecting us

to get you a gift? why did you mention it's your birthday? >> because i asked for a day off on my birthday, and not only would they not give me a day off on my birthday, but i get to spend my birthday exposing my breasts to a gorilla. yeah. yeah. a man in a gorilla suit. >> jimmy: even worse in a way. >> are they still casting? [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: where's sheila e when you need her? wow, a gorilla. >> that's why i asked for the day off. i was planning on doing that anyway. >> jimmy: well, whatever you guys are doing over there, as embarrassing and uncomfortable as it might be, it's paying off for all of us, because it's number one. the show is really great. and number two, i'll tell you something, and i think i speak for a lot of people when i say, we love seeing you guys naked.

we really do. >> thanks, we like getting naked for all of you. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: lizzy caplan! "masters of sex" returns sunday, july 12th at 10 on showtime. and we shall return with comedian jesse elias. ♪ >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel live comedy series is presented by at&t.

>> announcer: the jimmy kimmel live comedy series is presented by at&t. >> jimmy: our next guest is a young comedian from the bay area who, with your permission, is about to make his network television debut.

please give a warm talk show audience welcome to jesse elias. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. it's good to be here. i grew up near the city of san francisco. and a while back, they passed a law banning the sale of happy meal toys. they're, like, we don't want kids getting fat on junk food. so they outlawed the part of the happy meal kids don't eat. like to me, what they're saying with that law is we don't want kids getting fat on junk food, unless that's what they're really about. doing this because you like burgers, not because you like a bug's life. they're like, collect all six,

but it's hard. because each time it's random which one you get. i was a poser, i ate the happy meal just cause i wanted the toy. it's like, penguin driving his umbrella car for the third time in a row? i wanted the batmobile damn it! i think they make more of the unpopular characters on purpose, just to keep the kids coming back for more trying to get the one they really want. think about it: future generations are going to dig up this non-biodegradable crap we leave behind and they're going to think the raccoon was the main character of "pocahontas." so, a little about me, my dad used to get on my case about not making eye contact with people. i showed him! anyway, i had a pretty good childhood. growing up in the 90s was fun. the 90s had better flavors, you know? it was like "woah! sour green apple! blue raspberry!"

awesome. then this other decade comes along and it's like, "pomegranate acai" and i'm like "shut up" these post-9/11 flavors? sheesh i'm a flavor guy, i get angry about flavor things. like these limited edition flavors, where they're like "limited time only!" come on, the industrial revolution happened, we have the means of production, keep making the freaking flavor! i feel like whoever invented celebrity jeopardy must have been a real jerk. celebrity jeopardy, we're helping the community, could they have picked more cruel and fickle conditions determining whether or not a person receives money? hey, little timtimmy, we know y need this bone mayor owe

transplant to live, but turns out joe persony doesn't know much about the ming dynasty. sorry, you have to die. hey ladies, guys are stupid, am i right? guys are always talking about their weiner size, like, "blubbbbl-ugh-blugh, mah weiner's so big!" but they're always talking about the size, never the mass. there's a difference, right? like consider mass per unit of volume. hypothetically, you could have a penis that occupies a cubic mile of physical space, but if it has the density of fog? what are you going to say in that situation? "how big is it? uh, we're standing in it right now!" thank you very much! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thanks to jesse elias, jon hamm, lizzy caplan, sheila e., all our show and tellers, and apologies to matt damon we ran out of time yet again. nightline is next.

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