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They have to win one game. Just one game, at home, surrounded by family and friends.
They have to win one game at the Grindhouse.
How hard is that?
They have to win one game with Rick Trotter belting out their names on the PA. One game with 18,119 growl towels spinning over head.
They have to win one game to remind themselves exactly who they are.
And then let's worry about what comes next, OK?
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