So technically, it would appear the timing of the union's decertification is not legally binding enough to stop a lockout. The question then must be asked if that is true, then why is NFL so anxious to get back to the bargaining table. Given that the heart of this suit is the NFL claiming bad faith bargaining against the NFLPA.It was kind of pandemonium and what you would expect, but by the next morning, none of the kids were crying and they weren't really emoting at all. They were walking around like emotional zombies, i hate to say that, but with no emotion at all, and they were really open about talking about it. It was not a gradual thing, where their minds kind of shut down, and i was actually kind of happy to hear your previous guest, jennifer, with that kind of horrible but amazing testimony.

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