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Stephen, I have a question here from a per sunstrom from Sweden.
Mind if I read it to you?
I'd love to hear what per sunstrom from Sweden has to say.
I have a question.
Per writes loosely related to this past summer's UEFA Euro 2020.
Ah, the euros.
Can you just tell me what that is before I read you the rest?
It's soccer, or what the rest of the world calls football.
Essentially, it is the World cup for the european national teams.
So it's the World cup, but not for the world.
In some ways, it's better, because the relationships and rivalries between, let's say, Sweden and England, whatever, there's a lot, a lot of history between them.
So it was held this past summer, which was 2021, because in 2020, when it was supposed to be, it was postponed for Covid.
This makes a lot more sense then, because the question goes on.
Consider a situation where a team has tried, but failed to win a certain title for a long time and then suddenly manages to emerge victorious.
I don't know if this had something to do with exactly what played out in the UA foot tournament.
Well, if Per is swedish, he's not talking about his national team.