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"And let's say you are ranked 6, is it better that the average score moves up to a 67? No, I'm not doing that. I'm a teacher. Six, seven. Jesus Christ. Let's say 64 from a 52 and that you move from a 72 to an 81? No, 72 to 80, 86. Or is it more important that let's say you even drop a point, 71, but you move from being ranked sixth to number two?"
"And let's say you are ranked 6, is it better that the average score moves up to a 67? No, I'm not doing that. I'm a teacher. Six, seven. Jesus Christ. Let's say 64 from a 52 and that you move from a 72 to an 81? No, 72 to 80, 86. Or is it more important that let's say you even drop a point, 71, but you move from being ranked sixth to number two?"
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"And let's say you are ranked 6, is it better that the average score moves up to a 67? No, I'm not doing that. I'm a teacher. Six, seven. Jesus Christ. Let's say 64 from a 52 and that you move from a 72 to an 81? No, 72 to 80, 86. Or is it more important that let's say you even drop a point, 71, but you move from being ranked sixth to number two?"
"And let's say you are ranked 6, is it better that the average score moves up to a 67? No, I'm not doing that. I'm a teacher. Six, seven. Jesus Christ. Let's say 64 from a 52 and that you move from a 72 to an 81? No, 72 to 80, 86. Or is it more important that let's say you even drop a point, 71, but you move from being ranked sixth to number two?"