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Matt’s Son

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Matt’s Son

Matt Gagnon discussed his son’s upcoming visit for Thanksgiving and his return to college post-break. The son has a tight schedule with quizzes, tests, and papers, and will return to college after a week. Matt mentioned buying plane tickets to ensure his son’s travel. They also talked about the son’s minimal use of his car, as he often tags along with others for trips. Additionally, they discussed the football games between TCU and SMU, noting TCU’s recent national championship game appearance and its significant win against Georgia in 2022.

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