captions paid for by nbc-universal television hey, everybody. >> so glad you're with us for winesday wednesday, january 18th. >> welcome. no matter where you are in the country i bet you're not getting hit as hard as the people on the west coast. >> especially in seattle. >> oh, my gosh. they got smacked with this storm. and they are expecting up to half a foot of snow in seattle. they say that's usually the amount they get in an entire season.

>> you know what? seattle has the reputation for being, you know, wet all the time. and having spent almost two months there, some of the most beautiful weather i ever had. absolutely gorgeous. very hilly. and like san francisco. so it creates all kinds of hazards. >> they closed some schools. a lot of flight cancellations. looking at snow it makes me want a little here. we haven't had any snow here. >> hoda! >> i'm just saying. >> you don't commute like i do. have a heart for all of us that come in from the suburbs. >> a lot of people go to meals and you have your phone with you. and sometimes you can help but take a peek at it, at inappropriate times during a meal. you were talking about that commercial. >> there's a new commercial with at&t where a couple is trying to have a romantic dinner. the woman catches him using his phone.

he denies it, of course. >> so nice to spend time just you and me. >> i know. this is great. >> i feel like -- did you just check the game on your phone? >> what? no. what am i like some kind of a summoner that i can summon footage to his phone? >> i guess i'm just a little -- overly sensitive. >> yes. >> it's just you and i -- >> that's just so clever. perfect timing. here's a game that everybody is talking about now. they are saying when you go to dinner with a bunch of friends, if you would all agree to put your phones in the middle of the table, okay, face down so you can't see them blinking. >> no vibrating. if you know what i mean. >> right. what do you mean? the first person to pick up their phone has to pick up the check. that's how the game is played. so we're going to ask -- >> this might be the only thing that ever works. >> i'm putting mine face down.

there's your ridiculous flintstone phone. if you have a phone put it there. give them up. okay. come on. we won't read your text. sarah, you're giving up yours. we'll leave them here. >> is this painful? >> if you hear buzzing, beeping, anything at all. >> somebody's -- >> that was mine. >> of course it was. >> that must be christie. >> if you pick it up, you have to pick up the check. [ beeping ] >> you know what -- >> don't do it. >> there's no check. >> don't do it. oh, you're right. >> it might be bambino and he needs his mommy. there is no check. >> what should we put at stake? let's pretend. >> what? take away our martinis by the way? that would do it. >> cheers. >> what is this? >> why are we having this?

there's usually a reason for it. oh, it's ice wine. and vodka. probably my mother. she's due to visit me tomorrow. frozen grapes. >> that's really good. >> it goes so well with burger king. >> by the way. i don't know if you saw this in "the washington post." burger king is testing its delivery. in other words, they picked a handful of stores between six and ten stores and test drive a delivery system where they will deliver a whopper -- >> or anything else [ doorbell ringing ] >> whose is that? >> no -- >> there's too much beeping going on. [ telephone ring ] >> that's just being rude. >> you're tempted. you are tempted. >> you want to reach for it. >> they will deliver it. do they guarantee it will be hot? >> that's part of the idea. they probably deliver them in those zip up things like pizza places. they run the service from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. try to deliver between a 10-minute ride.

[ cell phone ring ] >> that's me. >> and you have news that you've been waiting on. >> any way, it's an $8 to $10 minimum. >> which one is it, $8 or $10? >> they're still deciding. it's an $8 to $10 minimum. it's a $2 delivery fee. they won't deliver shakes. i'm having a nervous breakdown. shakes or coffee or breakfast food. so there. >> whose is it? is that yours? walter. should we read his. stop it i can't take it. >> let's read their e-mails. >> jason wu is a designer and been known to design dresses for the first lady michele obama. all that stuff is very pricey and impossible for a lot of people to afford. so he decided he would team up with target, and -- >> that crashed everything. >> well the dresses are adorable. they will be available between february 5th online until march

6th. >> at most but not all stores. >> between 19.99 and 59.99. we have charisse is with us. [ phone ringing ] >> whose is that one? walter. >> how much is that dress? >> $39. >> whose is that one? walter. >> he has a dwang gangster ring. >> thank you very much. >> that's a gorgeous dress. >> who in the world will be calling walter? think about it. [ laughter ] walter come over here. get your phone. >> no if he gets it he has to pick up the check. >> there's no check. walter, darling, come over so we can hear you on the microphone. [ cell phone ringing ] >> that's me. i know it's me. >> that's me again.

>> who do you think it would be. [ cell phone ringing ] >> you know what i mean. >> okay. >> that's not me. >> that's me. that's mine. >> this would ruin every dinner you went to. i didn't look. >> oh, yes you did look. ♪ >> that's you. listen to hers. >> barbara streisand is calling me. all right. we get the point. >> walter. it's p. diddy. >> all right. we're going ignore them. >> we got to talk. >> okay. >> that's barbra streisand. [ cell phone ringing ] >> a great show coming out, "off their rockers." betty white is hosting it. it's a candid camera thing -- >> walter come over here.

>> so anyway debuted monday night and it just really is funny. we have to show you another clip. check it out. >> excuse me, i'm looking for my remote that does the throttle on this thing. i lost it. you could get that for me, hon. very sweet of you. yeah. don't touch the button, the button, turn it off. turn it off. >> that's cruel. burger king was flying. excuse me. >> oh, my god that's a great show. i love it so far. >> okay, hoda. >> i'm not answering because -- i didn't see bobby thomas. you know what, bobby that's just rude. couldn't resist. >> all right. this is what your dinner would be like. we completely lost control. we have no where what's coming next. that's what happens when you

stop talking to one another. >> i do agree. i do think a friend of mine has this saying that i love, love, love. here's the saying. the saying is be here now. wherever you are, whether we're sitting together on the set, looking through your cards or on the phone with your sister or whether you're watching a movie. it's so simple. i do it all the time. i struggle with it. i try to remind myself. it's so simple think about being here now. >> you never get it back. believe me at my age you start to realize that. you really do. my mom will be 82 on friday. so we're going to be talking about everything geriatric tomorrow. should be lots of fun. regis will be here. who knows frank might stop by. it's going to be a lot of fun tomorrow. >> so there are a lot of things out there, new viral videos out there and we've seen -- they are doing these ones stuff that

people say that white girls say that black girls say. bla bla bla. this new one is called that stuff that nobody says. these things are getting gazillion hits. let's take a look. >> baggie t-shirts look awesome for you. >> "twilight" deserves an oscar. >> i completely understand my taxes. >> captain d's. >> does anyone who how to make papyrus my default font. >> my bazooka gum still has flavor. >> i've got too much money. >> the peatle beatles suck. >> just get the best deal on printer ink. >> i've got too much money. >> i miss rosie o'donnell. >> i miss my dial up. >> touch the screen. >> i'm thinking of ditching my i foempb to use boost mobile. iphone. >> we should move to oakland. >> never seen this ikea furniture in anyone else's apartment. >> could you please keep smacking your gum? >> tli.

>> i've been dying to hear your new ring tone. >> i could go for a fillet of fish right now. >> that's cute. i do like filet of fish. every once in a while i do have a craving for that. not often. if mcdonald's starts doing it -- they could deliver it to my house. >> i wonder if this delivery thing can catch on. >> if they can find a way to keep it hot they will. >> they do deliver pizza and a lot of people are in -- [ cell phone ringing ] >> this is bothering us. >> not bothering me. >> imagine if you were on an airline halfway from, i think was it london to miami, you were in the middle of the night and it's black out there, you're at 35,000 feet. 35,000 feet and you get a recorded message playing on the plane. basically saying we're going make an emergency landing, a water landing. >> it came over twice. >> twice.

it created this panic. people were screaming on the plane. i can't take it. [ cell phone ringing ] >> a blocked phone number. a lot of blocked. >> it's the check. you owe the crew $1,000 bonus. [ applause ] >> jerry, jerry, jerry. >> any way, the flight attendants reassured the passengers that it was all a big mistake and they did apologize but didn't give them anything for their pain and suffering. [ cell phone ringing ] >> that's scary considering the whole -- see how quick i was? that's scary, though, considering how frightening it is any way to fly. >> if it ever happens to you. here's the good news. there's a death app, a facebook app that lets you post messages

or video after you pass away. it's called if i die. name three good friends as executors and when all three have confirmed your death, your messages will be posted. what would do you? >> that's awful. i would never do that. >> what if you had a chance to really tell people what you thought of them. >> i don't know. >> you got to do this one. say you're waxed completely. and what is replaced there is a wig. >> made of fox fur. >> they have something called a foxy wax. what is it? anyway it's expensive but a lot of people are doing it. >> who? name one person who is doing it. first of all i want peta to know about this. does peta know about this? i want to know how they attach it. >> it's supposedly great. $225 to do it.

>> if you ever had it done we want to hear from you. coming up next, the doctor is in. hank lawson is in from the hamptons. we'll talk with mark feuerstein right after this.

mark feuerstein is one of those actors you know from so many different projects like movies from "what women want" and "street car named desire." >> but these days he spends his time playing hank lawson, the good looking hampton's doctor. tonight's premier has hank pretty upset with a doctor who gave an emergency room patient the wrong medication. >> i remember briefing you on this patient. >> somebody landed on an e.r. for a second time. >> if he dies it's your [ bleep >> calm down. you don't want to have an

aneurysm. >> you're right. that would risk having you as my doctor. >> he stopped being a patient when he came through the doors. >> you don't mess around. >> i got rage. i'm going let it out. >> that's what happened to your hair. we like your new hair. >> i miss the boufant. >> congrats by the way on season three. >> we're premiering tonight. we have this great season with a lot of epic stuff happening. tension between me and my brother. for every episode for the last 2 1/2 seasons, patients walk off scot free. they are somehow healed by the end of an episode. this season not necessarily the case. i have a very serious patient played by tom kavanaugh, jack o'malley, he has a serious condition and we have to see which way it goes. it's my character's biggest medical challenge yet.

and the tension hits def con5 levels between me and my brother. very high tension. >> your sex life? >> that's on pause. the opening episode which begins at a divorce party -- >> what's more fun than that. >> come on, it's the best. >> a lot of those in the hampton's. >> yes, every week. my brother's relationship goes one way, mine goes another. a lot of questions answered. and a lot of new ones raised. >> you split your time because your family lives on the west coast and you're shooting most of the time here. how do you divide up your time because you like your family. a lot of people like to leave their family. but you love them. >> i love my family. minutes ago i had hair coming out of places i didn't know, they groomed me. i've been on hiatus for three months. i get back every chance i can. i fly back every weekend. i love being with my family. they come for the summer to enjoy the beach and sun. so that's great. >> out in the hamptons. since you're shooting a fourth

season will you keep it this way with your family on that coast. >> hoda, you're very intuitive. there is a chance. >> what's the chance? >> no, she's following her impulse. it's possible we would move to new york. there's a chance. because it's just very hard with the distance. >> the kids are school age now, right? >> they're 6, 4, and 2. still okay. still okay. but my daughter, my 6-year-old is starting to miss me. every time i drive away she reaches, like i'm sticking my head out the window and she yells i love you so much i can't stand it. it's so sweet. i can't take it. i need them here. >> least you should ask for in your contract. i want my family. >> you have a little medical issue with one of your children, first of all she's doing okay now. >> thank god. she had a rare congenital heart defect and she had two open heart surgeries last season.

this brilliant doctor at chla, children's hospital in los angeles, and the nurses saved her life. and we'll never, you know, be able to repay that debt. we're so grateful to them. she was in for 89 days. she was failing to thrive, not gaining weight. now she's like a porker. she eats like a pig. she walks around like she owns the place. >> she will never remember it and you will never forget. >> we thank god every day and we appreciate every single day with her and the other two kids. so, thank god. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. you and you are too. >> you like matt lauer better than us. >> no! >> you guys are coming on. >> tonight. >> you and kathie lee. 10, 9 central time on the usa network. still to come, we're going to play who knew? we'll find out what might be tripping out your diet. we know a place where tossing and turning

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still to come, if your new year's resolution was to get in shape we have a new trivia game for you. >> what's the new way to say thank you in the age of technology? >> donny is here. he'll help you figure out what you guys are thinking.

we're back on this winesday wednesday. we play our trivia game who knew. did you keep your resolution or fall off the wagon. kathie lee is with the crowd across the street. she's ready to hand out $100 to those to get the questions right and those who don't get a copy of kathie lee's cd. hello, mr. matt. let's go across the street. >> this lady is from richmond, virginia. true or false, crunches will help you get a flat belly.

>> you're supposed to give me a hint back there. >> true. [ buzzer ] >> oh, no. >> she was going say false. >> that's one of those things. people think if you do crunches it will flatten it out. you can't spot reduce. you have to do 250,000 crunches to lose one pound of body fat. that's what you're trying to get rid of to reveal those rippling abs. go to the gym and work your whole body if you want to shed the fat. >> where are you from? >> melbourne, australia. >> by law how accurate must the calorie information be on a nutrition facts panel. within five calories? within 20 calories. no more than 5% off or more than 20% off. maybe it's different in australia, so maybe this is not a fair question. >> we use kilogels. i'll say 5%. [ buzzer ] >> this is going to surprise you. >> the correct answer. there's 20% leeway there?

>> 20% leeway. this is shocking. if you ate every single meal with 20% variance in the wrong direction that's 30 extra pounds of weight at the end the year. that's because the restaurants say the food packagers say it's difficult to nail that. 20% is a lot of wiggle room. >> back across to kathie lee. >> gentleman from new orleans. true or false you should work out every single day if you want to lose weight. >> false. >> how do you know that? >> how is that false? that's false. >> it is false because your muscles need rest and relaxation to rebuild themselves. when you do strength training, resistant training, even on the tread mill your body needs down time to help repair itself. three days a week usually enough. >> okay. four days of rest. i like it. >> jerry here is from the jersey shore. jerry, wow. how many tea spoons of sugar are in a can of soda, three, six, eight or ten?

>> i would say ten. >> yes. >> a smart girl from the jersey shore. >> okay. she meant that in a nice way. so ten. >> that's right. >> oh, my gosh. >> this is still shocking. if you want an example of how crazy this is. take a glass of water and try to dissolve that much sugar in it. you'll get an idea of why you should stay away from full sugar colas. >> they say diet sodas make you put on weight. why is that? >> it could be psychological. as much as anything es. but if you are into soda, go for the diet and not the full sugar. >> this sweet guy is from long island. he's rooting for the giants this weekend. what is the minimum amount of time you can work out each day and still lose weight. is it eight minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes or 45? >> i'll go with c. [ buzzer ] >> wow. >> that's rude. so the minimum amount of time you can work out each day to lose wait is 15 minutes.

>> that's right. that's all you need on the gym. a lot of people get on the tread mill and go to sleep. if you're doing strength training, you only need 15 minutes a day. actually more likely to stick to your workout if that's as much time as you need in the gym. >> it's all calories. isn't that the deal? >> if you build muscle. not arnold schwarzenegger size muscle. that muscle burns fat sitting there. if you're nicely tone, you can keep that weight off longer. >> ladies from gainesville, florida. which has more carbohydrates, an apple or orange. >> i'm from florida, so i'll say orange. >> i like her reasoning. the correct answer is an apple. >> it's an apple. don't let that dissuade you because it's not that much more carbohydrates than orange and has more antioxidants which are

good for health benefits. >> doesn't an apple have a lot of fiber. >> it does. keep you fuller longer. >> like it. back across to kathy. >> a lady from baltimore. she's rooting for the ravens. you are more likely to purchase unhealthy foods at the supermarket if you are using a shopping cart or a basket. >> i'd say a shopping cart. [ buzzer ] >> no one can get anything right. >> a lot of anger here. >> okay. the correct answer is basket. surprising because you think with a cart you would have more room to throw in more stuff. >> a stumper. what researchers think having that basket on your arm, cradling that basket it activates your nurturing instinct so you're more likely to go for the feel good junk foods. >> matt, thanks. all good information. thanks for coming to see us. kathie lee is on our way back. guess who is with us. donnie, donnie, deutscheman, right after this. [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy?

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if you've ever wondered what's going on inside the mind of your man, you're about to find out. >> like why doesn't he tell me he loves me. our date was so great. yet i haven't heard from him. here to give it to you straight is our resident guy donny deutschman. >> hello, sara. >> if a man hasn't told you in a year and a half of dating that he loves you does that mean he doesn't? >> probably he does not. if he does love you and hasn't been able to say it, that's a closed up guy. you should be able to say after a year and a half to say i love you first.

if he's not telling you he loves you after a year and a half then he doesn't. >> what if he doesn't tell his mother. >> then he's a closed off guy. i'm on the street, and i'm like, i love you, babe. >> next up, shelly is asking, she had a blind date, real nice guy. they talked and joked for hours. she told him she was having a good day. she texted him the next day to thank him. she's never heard back. >> you know, there's a great expression it is what is it. you can justify, maybe he's on a business trip. he obviously is just for whatever not interested. you might disagree. i know it's good manners to text after the date. let him give the response. whenever a girl does that even though it's nice, she's really -- let the guy say i had a great time. obviously it's a polite thing to do. don't do it. >> five different guys were texting to my daughter. she says mom it's so simple never be available. how did you get so wise. >> she figured out the magical

formula at a young age. >> next up from bonnie. i want to know why my husband won't admit he's wrong. is that a man thing? >> i don't think it is. honestly that's completely gender irrelevance. i've been with women who can't say i'm sorry. there are men who can't say i'm sorry. some people are like that. i don't think that's a man thing at all. >> but it's more of a man thing wouldn't you say? >> honestly? i've only dated women. i've been with women. and i've been with a bunch of women where it's not in them. there are men like that also. >> that's a huge problem in a person if they can't say i'm sorry. that's as important to learn to say that as it is to say i love you. >> next is from cindy. why is it that when a man is sick the world comes to a stop. when i'm sick taking care of the kids and house goes on. men are big babies. >> because we are.

that's true. i'm the biggest baby. women are stronger. i'm not just saying this to make nice with the audience. women are stronger. stronger in dealing with pain. they make babies. we are bigger babies and women are stronger in every way. >> if it bothers a woman what should she say? or should she say something to her husband? >> say hey you like to be taken care of? i go back to this, you have to say stuff. i get you're a baby but sometimes i like to act like a baby also. man up. >> christie wants to know why is it when her guys buddies call her, the mom, he's out the door in a flash but if i need help the response is tomorrow. >> there's a lot of themes we keep getting about men taking their women for grant it. as a woman you can't let it happen. you got to call men on the mat and say dude you're mother called you, your buddy called you.

i call it open direct communication. you know we need to be told. we need to be smacked around sometimes. it's that simple. >> in a loving way. >> i was just waiting -- your eyes went twinkle, twinkle. >> love our deutscheman. >> thank you, donnie. >> coming up next, guys -- he's sorry. to text or not to text a thank you note. what do you think? >> you know what i think. >> know what you think right after this. good morning. a lock at your seven-day forecast as we track quite a bit of winter weather across the country. we've been following our big storm moving through the northwest, expecting more rain and snow mix around the seattle area. very heavy rain through western oregon and parts of northern california. the bay area will see the low clouds. could interrupt travel at sfo with the fog and the showers

expected to move across the enter mountain west. and a weak clipper system and snow in pittsburgh. that cold air that's in place has been a big story here, as well. only two in minneapolis for your afternoon high. this makes its way all the way down through much of iowa, as well. we'll see the cold into wisconsin, starting to retreat. but before it does that, this will cause more snow to fall as some air moves up from the south right on top of that frigid hair. we'll see snow by friday in the chicago area, perhaps as much as half a foot of snow. through minneapolis, expecting the snow again. that's by friday and your temperatures stay cold here with teens forecast, typical for january. the south looking good, warming up in the southeast. places like atlanta in the 60s. 76 in dallas. not bad at all. temperatures stay cold across the northern tier. and with the milder air in

place, that means we'll see rain here. new york city, a chance of snow late thursday and again on saturday as the two storms sweep through, still expecting that wet weather across the northwest in the form of rain and mountain sunday. sunday, more rain moving into central california, not making it into southern california this time around. be sure to tune into the weather channel weekdays at 6:00 a.m. for your latest forecast and "wake up with al." right? 2:30 in the afternoon, a lot to do, and you've hit the wall. but you got to get stuff done. so take 5-hour energy. just open it up, knock it back, and roll up your sleeves. 5-hour energy is faster and easier than coffee. man, does it work. you'll get that alert, energized feeling you need to get stuff done. a lot of stuff. wow. look at you go. 5-hour energy. when you gotta get stuff done.

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time for etiquette 101. the changing art of the thank you note. with the different modes of communicate, it's easy to get caught in a web of confusion. >> is it proper to send a written note or can you send an earn mail or a text. how are you? according to your teen vote poll one-third of respondents write handwritten notes.

is that about the norm, do you think, one-third? >> i thought that was not so bad. that was pretty good. >> it surprised me. because of the world we live in today. >> but then we have 14% who never write a thank you note for anything. not a job internship interview, not any interview or a gift. >> why? >> probably weren't raised to do it. >> when do you think a child a young person should write a thank you note? >> they should learn at a young age by drawing pictures or something. but as soon as they get a gift. if they learn the art of closing a circle. you know so that they receive something, they say thank you, they send a note, a card, a picture. if you establish this behavior for any gift that they receive then it will become part of their life. >> e-mails are such a part of kid's lives now. they don't know how to write in cursive. >> they have no penmanship. cody writes something to me and i can't understand it.

>> and i don't know my friend's handwriting anymore. i know yours. >> i've forgotten. sometimes you hear if somebody, if you open up a gift in person with somebody present there, and you're able to say thank you at that time that a thank you note is not necessary? >> during the holidays it happens a lot. a lot of people exchange gifts, say thank you in person and feel completed because they acknowledged each other. however, and we talked about this earlier. it's the nicest thing to receive a handwritten note. it just is lovely. >> i think my mother would rather receive a phone call from one of my kids. >> that works. >> she gets to hear their voice and have some interaction with them. >> the main thing is showing gratitude. however you do it. >> what about the e-mail? a lot of people are sending e-mail evites. >> an e-mail thank you is better than nothing.

if that is a the best you can do, definitely do it. the gold standard is a handwritten note. after any kind of professional interaction a handwritten note. they do it at internship. >> handwritten sometimes in a business setting. when handwriting is so poor sometimes it's better to type that note. i helps them to think more formally. we talked about ms. kotb. not hoda. no first names. you acknowledge what you received. if you're looking for a job, you want to let them know that you're serious. >> sometimes when you get a thank you note, thank you for the crystal bowl. love mary. i'm not saying it's not a nice thing to get a handwritten note. you know they are like this -- >> mom needs to teach them. >> they used to have thank you note parties for brides would do this with their bridesmaids. they would have fun. bridesmaids would help them write the thank you notes together. they would put fun into it. you want it to mean something.

it falls flat if they are not offering their heart. >> teach your kids to put in a fuel sentences about why you loved your nintendo or whatever. >> thank you. so hard to raise kids in the world we live in today. thanks so much. happy new year. >> thank you. >> up next photos that will make you say what? first this is "today."

we're back to make you laugh with a segment called what the what? >> here we go. our first photo is from norfolk, virginia. happy birthday. now give it back. it says i am one. then the warning says -- no kids under three. so she went to give it and i didn't see any hazard so they did have the warning. so they make it but you shouldn't give it to anyone. >> our next photo was sent in from michele from san diego, california. i don't think that's the right place to purity stroller when i said put it away. her mom went in and said what else did she put in there. she put in a sock, doll, a blender, her stroller. goldfish and some other stuff. >> didn't put any of mine this morning and it still overflowed. >> wasn't my fault. >> apparently somebody's. >> kelley from richmond, virginia submitted this photo. those look like healthy fruit baskets. that's my kind of fruit.

>> mine too. if you want to send me a fruit basket send me that one. >> we have a photo from eric carter. he's from lexington, south carolina. this is a little indecisive. free kittens for $1. i guess it's a processing fee, i don't know. they're kind of free kittens. finally allison from pennsylvania submitted this one. i'm not sure which one i want less. perms and worms. a strip mall with a bait shop and a hair salon. come on if you had to pick do you want the perm or a worm? >> i would take the worm. >> why would anyone want a perm anymore? >> big old worm. >> send your photos in. tomorrow guess who is here? >> joanie is in the house. my mom is going to be here. regis will be here. he's going stay for a little bit too. >> don't forget the cutest pets. >> winner of our cutest pets. have a great time tomorrow.

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