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Introduction to New Interim AD Martin
Who called it a hen party? Just stating facts. Since empirical research evidently shows that females get no love in athletics, I find it most interesting that Pictor Group is loaded with individuals who share Huge's sex, motivation, ideology, and (ironically) current situation. Failure to acknowledge that extremely unique position is weird. I mean, how many athletics consulting firms are loaded with women? Doesn't strike you as curious that Huge would turn to and send our donations to them?

How many bids did she get? Was it not competitive? Did they have desired conclusions before faking their way through the process? I mean, that would be illegal.

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