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HI. OKAY. WE GOT THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS. NOW TIME TO REGROUP. REASSESS. WE MIGHT BE LOOKING AROUND, SEEING SOME OF OUR PLANTS ARE STRUGGLING. THAT’S RIGHT. NEED TO GO CHECK OUT THE KIDS.