Matt Randolph—known as Mr. Global—brings 34 years of oil and gas expertise to Shane Hewitt & The Nightshift to cut through the noise and set the record straight on one of Canada’s most controversial industries.
Together, they unpack the truth behind oil industry misinformation, explore the real environmental and economic impact, and dive deep into the geopolitical ripple effects of Canada expanding its oil and gas market access. From global trade to energy competition, this episode pulls no punches.
A must-listen for anyone trying to understand the energy conversation beyond the headlines.
Find Mr. Global on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@MrGlobalYouTube
Originally aired on2025-04-23
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Shane Hewitt: Shane Hewitt and the Night Shift podcast. Do you ever
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Shane Hewitt: have your friends introduce you to somebody and then you’re like, yeah,
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Shane Hewitt: I really like that. Well, that’s a good friend to me,
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Shane Hewitt: a friend who goes, hey, I think you’re really gonna
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Shane Hewitt: like this.
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Shane Hewitt: And you have to I said, I just returned when
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Shane Hewitt: we’re having this conversation from Fort McMurray, Alberta, northern Alberta, uh,
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Shane Hewitt: it is a beautiful, beautiful place, and I, so many
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Shane Hewitt: people misunderstand that because of uh politics and agendas and
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Shane Hewitt: all those things, but, and it’s also an economic engine
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Shane Hewitt: for all of Canada.
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Shane Hewitt: Now back to the guy who I got introduced to, uh,
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Shane Hewitt: he is Mr. Global, on TikTok, Mr. Global, uh, he’s
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Shane Hewitt: on Instagram and YouTube. Actually, YouTube is a great place
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Shane Hewitt: to go, uh, at Mr. Global YouTube, even if you
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Shane Hewitt: do what I do, uh, which is Mr. Global Oil
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Shane Hewitt: and Gas Guy.
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Shane Hewitt: That’s how I found him. Uh, Matt, how are you?
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: I am great, how are you? It’s probably best if
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: you share what you do because you reveal um what’s
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: truly going on with oil and gas around the world,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: and this has just been your career and you’re smart
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: about it, and so you talk about it. I’m assuming
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: you feel like people have been misled a little
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Shane Hewitt: bit.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Yeah, so I’ve been in the oil.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: gas industry for going on 34 years now and um
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: I’ve always been sort of a student or extremely curious
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: about the industry. I’ve always researched it, how everything works.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: I’m a little bit of a different kind of person
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: in that respect. I I don’t just go to work
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: to do a job, like I try to learn everything
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: I can about it. Anyway, through my career I ended
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: up with Big Oil. I worked with Shell for a
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: And I was able to study abroad and Shell really
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: developed my skill set, uh, and that’s where I got
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: my formal appointment as an expert in the industry when
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: I participating in it participated in writing the global standards
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: for Shell. um, and since then, one thing at some
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: point I realized that there’s just so much misinformation about
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: the industry that just goes everywhere and nobody really understands
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: our industry.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: It’s an industry that’s due to its own fault, it’s
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: it’s been largely secretive, uh, historically, they’ve they’ve they’ve tried
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: to keep people from speaking about it, you know, for
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: obvious reasons, it’s a very litigious industry.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: And I just started talking about it just to debunk
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: a lot of the information, a lot of the things
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: that people believe that’s just simply not true and um
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: this whole thing is kind of blown up really big,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: a lot bigger than I ever thought it would be,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: but that’s that’s kind of my goal, um, I don’t
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: care about people’s politics, I don’t care who you voted for.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: I care about the industry and I care about people
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: knowing and understanding what’s happening and why things happen.
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Shane Hewitt: Uh, yeah, and largely I I’ve always said this as
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Shane Hewitt: at least in Canada, has done a terrible job sharing
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Shane Hewitt: all of the great things that that they’ve done and
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Shane Hewitt: one of the best things about it is, um,
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Shane Hewitt: Fort McMurray was the first city in Canada to ban
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Shane Hewitt: top of that, um, they’ve reclaimed so much land that Buffalo, uh,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: I don’t think you’re missing anything. I, I think, you know,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: politics always plays a role in this and and there’s
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: But, you know, Canada has one of the largest oil
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: reserves in the world, and it’s it’s they have decades
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: of projects that they can just go do, um, and
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Canada has really improved, you know, technology has changed the
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: game completely. Uh, this industry does not look anything like
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: And I, that technology is, you know, it doesn’t know
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: any borders, it’s in Canada just like it is in
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: the United States, and, you know, they, they keep driving
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: but of course the politics muddies up everything, um.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Oil and gas is Canada’s largest economic driver. It’s, it’s just,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: it’s insane. So, setting all the politics aside, I, I
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: think it’s personally, uh, I think it’s very important for
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: for Canada’s future and, and getting open to more markets
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: is a huge thing for Canada right now.
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Shane Hewitt: What does the rest of the world look like if
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Shane Hewitt: In oil and gas around the world, we’re gonna stop
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Shane Hewitt: some of the dirtiest emitters from having a marketplace. Um,
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Shane Hewitt: I don’t mean to put words in your mouth, but
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: So that is one thing that I agree with 100%,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: you know, the sort of the the thing that Americans
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: You know, everyone recognized that it’s a fossil fuel, that
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: it’s dirty, but the extraction of it, the process of
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: producing it is cleaner in the United States than anywhere
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: in the world.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Except for maybe Canada, right? So with everyone understanding that
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: it seems to me like you would want it produced
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: in in the in the most environmentally friendly way possible,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: and we see that in the United States, we see
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: that in Canada, but with Canada opening up to more markets, that’s,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: you know, that’s gonna disrupt the apple cart, so to speak. Uh,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: we see that in the United States already. Today OPEC
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: In our administration with all the tariff stuff, so, so
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: and those are the things, the challenges that Canada’s gonna
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: to the global market is dealing with you know, OPEC
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Uh, of the largest countries in the world, and there’s
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: there’s sort of been a quiet war happening between all
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Shane Hewitt: Uh, my understanding, I mean, refineries don’t get built in
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Yeah, and there’s actually a lot of misinformation about refining
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: in Canada. Uh, Canada can refine a lot more oil
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: than people realize. Uh, they probably need one more refinery
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: own oil. Um, there’s no need to refine oil that
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: to be able to refine, uh, what you consume unless
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: you want to ship refined products out of the country,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: and I personally don’t think that’s practical for Canada.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Um, so the situation isn’t as dire, uh, in Canada
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: as far as refining goes as people think it is.
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Shane Hewitt: you hear Trump talk about, uh, trade deficits because of
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Shane Hewitt: a at a 200% margin. I mean, those numbers really
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Shane Hewitt: don’t align for some of the messaging and as an
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Shane Hewitt: oil and gas guy, it must, it must get you
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Well, I have a trade deficit with my grocery store.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: They have something I need and I go buy it
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: and it’s never a problem. But what Donald Trump doesn’t
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: realize is he literally created the trade deficit with Canada
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: with the OPEC 2020 deal. The trade deficit with Canada
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: is is solely predicated on oil and oil prices. There
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: would be no trade deficit but for oil, and when
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: Donald Trump did the OPEC 2020 deal with OPEC, that
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: cost a two year spike in oil prices. That ballooned
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: the trade deficit.
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: That trade deficit he’s so worried about was literally his
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: doing and he doesn’t even realize it, but you’re right, um,
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: and once Canada gets open to other markets, the price
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: of that oil is only gonna go up, the value
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: of it’s only gonna go up, and the trade deficit
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: with the United States is only going to increase because
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: that is what’s driving it, the price of oil and
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Mr Global – Matt Randoph: how much we import. Uh,
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Shane Hewitt: this is great, Matt, thank you for what you do.
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Shane Hewitt: I I think it’s great. I’d love to invite you
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Shane Hewitt: to come back anytime, um, chat about all these things
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Shane Hewitt: as they come up and
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Shane Hewitt: I, you know, people are gonna make a decision that
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Shane Hewitt: they’re not for oil. I mean, that’s fine, but make
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Shane Hewitt: your decision based on accurate info. And I think that
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Shane Hewitt: that’s really my ask of everybody. I mean, I grew
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Shane Hewitt: up in the place, I’ve seen how much it’s changed, so, um,
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Shane Hewitt: that matters to me too, and, and, uh, Mr. Global YouTube,
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Shane Hewitt: you’re gonna find him on there. Thanks, bud. Thanks a lot.
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