Gotta love this (outdoor dining option) Â place. Beer selection is pretty good but, easy going on those Abt 12's @ 10.5 ABV.
The"table sized" nachos were fantastic! Ok, well as good as loaded nachos with chicken can  get. The chips are seasoned Doritos or equal flavored, so not a simple plain chip loaded nicely with all the typical good stuff.
Christy was a flawless server! Good Job girl!
Bloodhound is sitting pretty here at a comfy 4 stars.
We find the service wonderful and there are few standout bartenders that actually bend over backwards. Â Great guys!
I love the beer selection. When they first started out it was good, but over time it has continued to get better and better. Cigar City on tap, bottles of great beers like Lagunitas, and for you cider lovers Angry Orchard is on tap as well.
They have a lunch menu with great prices and lunch portions and the full menu is available from open to close.
Here is a rundown of the food I've had.
The Philly with waffle fries - The Philly is pretty good I get it with Provolone, onions, peppers and mushrooms. The bun holds well without being to bready.
The Chicken Sandwich with waffle fries. Do you want a chicken sandwich and waffle fries that are awesome that aren't served with a side of hateful political agenda? Well here you go. It's huge, delicious but I've never been able to finish the dang thing. Love the waffle fries!
The Cuban Sandwich with yucca fries. For awhile I was stuck on this. It's good, a touch salty at times but pork and pickles are salty so I can't complain. The yucca fries are an interesting side that pairs well with the sandwich.
The sausage hoagie is bursting with flavor. It's topped with onions, peppers and mustard. It's perfect when your craving a dog.
Street Tacos, This is a huge plate of chicken or beef. The tacos are made with a soft corn tortilla and a spicy sauce on top. This is a huge plate you can share between two people or it can be for one very hungry person.
Fish Tacos are very similar to the street tacos except with fish and the usual cabbage slaw. They are also delicious.
Bloodhound Nacho plate. It's large, we got it with chicken and they really did it up with everything you would ever put on a nacho. They don't skimp.
I'm looking forward to trying more and upping the score.
Have to stop in local brewpubs wherever I go, so here I am. It's on Universal Blvd so that's the first indication of the quality and its part of an entertainment complex with video games, laser tag and bumper cars. Put that into a faux sports bar atmosphere and its not what I look for in a. Brewpub.
The beer was ok. Only ok. Tried a few selections and none stand out, in fact one was actually bad. Can't remember now which.
Burger was actually pretty good, and fish and chips as well.
I came here with half of my team after our softball game, on a Monday night. We sat on the back patio, with had a pool table and big screen TVs all around. The music was pretty loud but it was fun after having a couple of drinks.
I had the chicken and waffles which was pretty good. It was very filling and I had leftovers to take home (yay!)
The server was pretty friendly and attentive.
I did like it here and will be coming again. :)
Eh, just ok and very odd (not in a cool way).
I was so excited to see a mostly outdoor pub/eatery pop up so close to home. My first go was with a few friends who had been before. The parmesan yucca fries were pretty good. My drink was delicious. Margaritas are so easy to mess up but this one was good.
Second trip I had the chicken sloppy joe sliders. They tasted good then but later - bad decision. That night somehow my margarita was pink (?!) when I asked the server I was told that's the "blood"hound margarita. I suppose it was grenadine. It didn't change the taste of the drink but just odd.
Third, and last trip in which I eat there. Did they have someone help with the opening food and leave after a few months? Just bland and boring with the same unwanted aftermath. Don't believe the pictures on the menu.
As far as service goes - I've had worse but I've certainly had better. Everyone seems nice enough but not really attentive or able to predict events (like I'll need extra napkins and drink refills with the sloppy joes please - our on table napkin dispenser was empty)
The atmosphere is weird. There is often a guy playing a very loud acoustic guitar and covering Taylor Swift songs. Good place to see a game if it happens to be the one they are highlighting. Never asked for a change but they are probably amenable to that.
OK for a meeting place to enjoy some of the last weeks of nice weather this spring before the heat of summer descends. Meet here for a drink and head elsewhere for food. There are a couple of good options in the immediate area.
Love at first, uh, sit!
I get good vibrations from the Bloodhound, which juts out, large and in charge, at the Conroy-Windermere/Kirkman intersect. The joint has a huge front covered patio, a small back covered patio, and a cool indoors in the middle. There are mostly high-top tables all over the restaurant, with a few standard-tops mixed in. And for the win, not a booth to be found anywhere! (Maybe there are some, but I haven't seen them).
On the big front patio is a large table shuffleboard game; on the back is a pool table; and on the side of the building there is a putting green.
The place can get loud, with the music and the street sounds from the busy intersection. It seems that the music isn't always kid-friendly. On our recent lunch visit, we heard a white boy's rock version of Eazy E's "Boyz in Da Hood" uncensored.
Speaking of music, Bloodhound supports local bands, featuring them live on the patio nightly. And though I'm not into the craft beer thingy, they feature forty craft beers on tap and at least seventy in bottles.
And they have food! Made from scratch food! Skip the appetizers; they are more expensive than most of the entrees, and will fill you up too quickly. My favorite main course is a big plate of open-faced Street Tacos, five of them, done veggie-style by replacing the chicken or beef with crumbled black bean burger patties. Teri Hatcher had this to say about them: "They're real and they're fabulous."
For dessert, get the Chocolate Coconut Pecan Tart and thank me later.
I have been here probably 7 times so now I can write an objective review, I will start with, of course, the beer selection. Actually they have a decent selection not bad at all. Probably 20+ draft selections and 20+ bottle selection most you can find in many bars that understand the beer culture or the beer connoisseur you will not be disappointed. Now moving on to the food, is not your traditional food choices you will find in most bars with a food menu, is better, like the tostones with chicken and chirashi sauce, they are delicious and they come in two sizes 4 or 12 or the seafood bowl  also a good item, price is good for what you get. Now I said food is better than average bar food, they still have the traditional wings, nachos, etc... the atmosphere is good with a live band an outdoor patio, you definitely want to seat outside, weather permitted. Inside is a very plain open space with lots of TV's and table, it does not seem to have very much thought put into the design of the inside. Overall rating from 1 to 10
1=worse and 10=best I give it a 7.5
This place has one of the better outside eating areas in Orlando. It's expansive, far enough from the street to not have a lot of traffic noise, and open enough that even the slightest breeze wafts through. The menu is a fairly broad array of sports bar food, plus a good selection of beers. Prices aren't low, but the lunch specials are a good deal, and can include a salad instead of fries. We tried the kielbasa and the sloppy joe with chicken, and both were good. The accompanying salad was actually really good. If you're in the mood for sports bar food, but want to sit outside, I'd check it out.
Review Source:Love the outdoor dining and the vibe of this place as was pretty impressed with their beer selection. Â And I really wanted to love the food...
But I didn't.
I'm not a vegetarian, but love vegetarian food. And theirs was not so good. I got a veggie burger that was fine, but tasted a little meh. Â The fries were the best thing about the meal. My friend got the veggie sausage and it was practically inedible. Â It was hard as a rock. Â Decent flavor, but he had to send it back because it was so difficult to chew and cut.
The only reason I'm giving this three stars instead of two is because I definitely see myself going back to drink and have a few bar snacks. But I will be viewing their menu from the "drunk munchie" perspective, and not while wearing my foodie shades.
Tried Bloodhound recently for lunch and sat on the patio. They have a very reasonable lunch menu, most items under $10. I had the Cuban Sandwich with a salad on the site. Good service and great sandwich for a pub, portions were perfect.
Looks like a great place to grab a beer for the after work crowd.
I like the feel of this place,.. I am a dog lover and any place where dogs are welcome I really enjoy!  WE visited on an afternoon when there were a couple big games going on.  It was loud, but that comes with the territory.  I had an awesome cuban sandwich and hubby had the street tacos.  We were  both very happy.  Great place to find craft beer as well!!
Review Source:I stopped by for lunch during a weekday with 2 other coworkers, and we had a decent experience. Â The decor is clean and inviting for a sort of sports bar. I particularly like the outdoor seating area, although the road noise can be a bit much if big rigs drive by. It was not busy at all, but we still had quite a wait for service.
We each had a soup and sandwich, and we all agreed they were pretty good for the price. Â I plan on returning to try some of the more traditional bar fare, like burgers or wings.
Overall everything was pretty good. If they improve the service times, then they just might have a winner.
Went to Bloodhound last night for the first time with a coworker, and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. Don't let the name fool you--Bloodhound's is NOT a dive bar. It's honestly the exact opposite, with a modern, relaxed craft beer sort of feel to it. There is a wide selection of beers and cider compared to your average bar, and the patio area is about just as large as the inside dining area. Definitely a great place to go on the weekend and hang out and listen to a band play on the patio. As far as the food is concerned, I haven't yet had a chance to try anything yet but I have to say that from what I saw it looks delicious. Will certainly end up here again soon.
Review Source:Have you seen the "pub" take over? It seems like every eating destination in Orlando has a new shiny pub to it's list of residents. In short the pub is loosely considered a neighborly watering hole. Old World British establishments were of beers and ales with frosted glass windows to block out passersby.
Not so much at BloodHoundBrew. This shiny new zinc roofed building is the extension of an existing building. The remodeled structure add more square footage indoors and out. An expansive open patio wraps the front and back of the building with interior back lit red and blue walls creating a very sheek look. There is live entertainment from PowerGrid Band, outdoor and indoor bars, comfortable indoor chairs and high tops outside. The classic rock band is a bunch of guys from the hospitality industry. They rock out!The slight dip in temperature for us warm blooded Floridian types drags out several huge outdoor heaters. The only thing frosty here is the beer.
Modern pubs take food to a whole new height. The chef at Blood Hound Brew combines yuca, chorizo, BBQ, and plantains for starters, salads, burgers, street foods and full blown entrees'. As in any pub worth it's malt, there are several selections of craft and bottled beers, most of them locally brewed right here in Florida. Of course there is a full liquor bar to dazzle with the back lit wall. There is a very neighborly feel considering it is at the entrance to swanky Dr. Phillips, Windermere, Metrowest, and Millenia.
Hound Shanks - Glazed pork ribs. Fall of the bone tender. Nice balance of acidity and sweetness. No stand out flavors. Nice touch of onion straws.
Tostones - flattened fried plantains, chimichurri chicken, onion straw slaw, and melted cheese with zesty rojo sauce. Looks a little messy, but well balanced flavors.
Shipyard Pumpkin Head Beer - Had a full mouth feel of pumpkin and spice flavors. Medium bodied with broad finishes.
Hurricane Reef Caribbean Pilsner - Medium light bodied with subtle barley flavors.
Service is prompt and generous, with the patio being a little more relaxed than the interior. This establishment has definitely struck a cord with balancing what the neighborhood demands and the current trends in food. It can be said, "This is not your grandfather's pub."
Second time here and I've had good experience ordering food here.
Wings are really good and juicy with nice sauces to choose from.
Mac and cheese wings were interesting but nothing extraordinary.
Burger was good too and tasted flame broiled like a whopper. which is a good thing. Also something that I've never seen before, the burger meat was bigger than the bun! That was cool (see pic). It looked like Saturn.
Street taco's were ok. Choice of chicken or steak (I had both, I like chicken better) and comes on a thick corn tortilla but $10 for an order of 5 tacos, it's not a bad way to fill your tummy for cheap.
I'd pass on yuca fries though. They were a bit soggy and sad.
First time I came the server said that they specialize in craft beer but their Draft Beer list was kinda boring.Carry some Lagunitas or Stone, then we'll talk.
Service has been nice and helpful both times but hard to find sometimes.
Great place to watch the game. TVs everywhere!
Big patio with loud music and sometimes live music!
On a recent vacation to Orlando, my family and I were looking for a cool bar to watch Monday night football and this place fit the bill. Â We originally showed up for a drink and to catch the end of a set that my brother's friend was playing and wound up staying there for the night. Â Their drink specials were so affordable as were their craft beers, which were from 3.99 and 4.99 and up (not many were to far up). Â In addition, we tried their nachos and had some of their little tacos and really enjoyed them. Â They had fresh jalopenos chopped up on almost everything, which we loved, and it added a nice bit of heat.
The service we had was top notch as well. Â Our waitress was very attentive and conversational without being over bearing. Â Our drinks were always full and we left with an overall great experience. Â The fact that it is outside too is always a plus. Next time I'm in the area I will be back to visit this bar again.
Visited for lunch on a weekday. Â It was pretty empty but we got there before noon. Â They have lunch specials that are $7.99 which include a drink. Â Most of the rest of the menu was a bit high for lunch.
I had the fried chicken sandwich with yucca fries. Â Nothing really special, but good. Â Another person in our party had the fried chicken and liked it. Â Another got one of the burgers and said it was pretty good. Â I saw that his patty had the look of a frozen burger (perfectly shaped on the edges). Â I'll ask about that before I try one.
Our server was attentive and pleasant but the kitchen was slow. Â We were pretty much the first people in for lunch but had to wait a long time for our meal. Â We'll go back and give it another try. Â If they can figure out how to move things along in the kitchen, I think it will make it might make it onto our short list of lunch options.
Heard about the food here and how wonderful it is, so I decided to try it for myself! Oh man!!! It was incredible I recommend any of the drinks because they are all amazing, and the bloodhound burger, who knew you could get away with Mac and cheese on a burger! It was heavenly! So are the yuca fries I need to know what was in the honey mustard!
Review Source:I like the concept of preparing everything in the kitchen from scratch. It makes me feel like they are taking my grandma's approach at serving food for the fam...or in this case, to the masses.
Their outside patio is just awesome. Like, wow. Big flat screens and fans to keep the air flowing. I could easily get my basketball on here. Their craft beer selection was pretty good as well.
BUT the service. The service really is hit or miss. The first time, our hostess tried to sit 6 people at a 4 person table. Thank goodness our server helped us out and pushed over another table to give us some elbow room. The second time I came here, the hostess and servers were AWESOME. Very friendly and fun to chat with.
Now the food....I have to say, anything that comes on a stick already has high expectations. Their chicken fried steak and biscuits all come out on a stick. And as far as flavor...move over Paula Deen...someone has a better fried recipe!! It seriously was ridiculous in two ways, flavor and size.
The burgers are awesome. I mean, why just top a burger with cheese when you can just top it with Mac-n-Cheese!! (That's right, I said it....Mac-n-Cheese!!) This is probably my favorite burger. The Kingston is delicious. (Think Caribbean fruit with BBQ sauce...yummmm) and finally, I had the Tejano as well. Now, this one is super spicy. (And I can handle my ish when it comes to spice) I couldn't imagine eating the whole thing because it was just too spicy. (But hey, they say that on the menu)
I think the last highlight for us was the Yucca fries....zoooommmyyyyGooooodddd!!! I think I found my new favorite fry that tops McDonalds!! They pile the Yucca fries on a sweet honey mustard sauce that you end up licking off your plate. (yes, me and good tasting food = no table manners) :)
I'm glad I came back for a second time, because it was that visit that will keep me coming back. :)
Recently made trip to Orlando for business and  heard about this new restaurant .
Cute place but don't eat there. Food on par  of a  frozen food joint. Chicken tasted like rubber and the fish just smelled awful . just pushed it around as with people who just drank. Think if I would of got drunk I would of given this pace 2 stars as I probably wouldn't of remembered how awful the food was.
Terrible place
We had high-ish hopes for this new spot in Metrowest, but after reading the mixed reviews here, I was nervous. We didn't really have a very good time, and despite the food being pretty good, I don't think we'll be going back.
First off, entering the building is super confusing. There were two different football games playing (very loudly) outside on the patio when we walked up, accompanied by screaming fans, and oddly enough, a live band. Okay then. Eventually we found a hostess who asked 'inside or outside' - we chose inside, hoping it would be quieter. It wasn't. The music from the band outside was being pumped into the inside area so loudly that we could barely hear each other at the table without screaming.
When our waitress eventually showed up - it took a few minutes more than we're used to - she was pretty awkward. She came up to the table and yelled "HOWDY, PARTNERS!" When she realized that we weren't there for a super-party-atmosphere (which the place doesn't even have) she was like "Just kidding, they made me wear this hat and say that because we have this cowboy thing next week." No one else was wearing a cowboy hat, but whatever. Beyond her awkwardness, she didn't know the menu at all, and offered one of the members of our party a drink special that she didn't know the details of or what information she had to take from him regarding what liquor he wanted. Great.
She pretty much avoided us until our food came out. We also had to ask for silverware because the hostess didn't bring it and the waitress never realized that we didn't have any. Everyone who was working when we were there seemed pretty lackluster, actually - I got the feeling that management doesn't really enforce any rules, all of the servers were checking their phones or grouped together chatting more than they were checkin on customers.
The food was pretty good - yummy burgers (big, too), and the coconut shrimp were great. We did think they were slightly overpriced, especially considering I can get better, faster service at Five Guys just down the road for way cheaper and still have my hearing in tact when I'm done eating.
We told our waitress before eating how we were splitting the check (two people on one, two people on the other, not that confusing) but she forgot and somehow managed to process the full check as cash even though we were paying with cards. This required about twenty minutes of confusion as, according to our waitress, no one working knew how to fix it. Awesome.
Overall, it was a pretty awful experience. On the food alone, I'd probably give them four stars, but the experience was just so bad that the food isn't worth it.
Might have found a new hangout! We actually visited Bloodhound Brew twice this past weekend because we liked it so much! Once on Friday for happy hour (we just had a few beers) and then once again Sunday night for pre-season football, beer and food.
I wasn't sure what to expect as far as the quality of food but everything we had was awesome! We stared off with Coconut shrimp and a side of waffle fries and then had a steak and cheese sandwich with more waffle fries and a side of mashed potatoes. Was not disappointed at all!! They have a great craft beer selection on tap as well.
The staff was also friendly which is always a plus!
Happy hour is from 3-7 and then again from 10-2am every day of the week! Â I can't remember exactly what it consisted of...Something like $1 off craft beers $3 captain drinks $5 jameson drinks. Don't quote me on that but that's what I remember. There were a few more drink specials too but nothing on food unfortunately.
They had live music both days we went. Friday there was a guy playing an acoustic set which I really liked and then on Sunday they had a band playing Rastafa (sp?) which was okay..not really my kind of thing.
There are two patios. One has a shuffleboard table (which I was really excited to find since there are not a lot of places around with a table), and some skee ball games (can't remember if there was one or two) and a bar. This was also the patio that the live music had set up on. The other patio has a pool table and a dart board. No bar on this one but there is a big bar inside. There was also a putting green on the side of the restaurant.
They have the NFL Network and a lot of tv's which will make it a great place to watch football this season!
I really wanted this place to be fabulous, and it has potential, but sadly I was a pretty disappointed. First of all I know this place is very new and probably has some kinks to work out. Unfortunately most of the issues I had aren't kinks that will be worked out.
The positives: very cool indoor/outdoor seating with lots of tv's to watch a variety of sporting events. I see some other reviews cite poor service. Our service may have been a tad on the slow side (nothing outrageous) but our server was friendly and welcoming.
The negatives: Pricing. All we ordered were the Bloodhound rolls which were $17. They were tiny little mini-eggroll type things and there were maybe 10 of them. The menu says they're "Imported chorizo sausage, cream cheese, roasted scallions in a flaky crust". My friends and I all agreed that we were prrrrrrrrretty sure the "chorizo" was a slim jim. They were "meh" at best. And for $17 it could certainly qualify as a rip-off. Besides that, the $20 appetizer sampler or $12 burgers just didn't have us thinking that this is a place we need to come back to. Also, if you were told that they have $1 drafts for happy hour, as my friends were told, they don't. It's actually $1 OFF drafts. Lastly, I'm still not sure what their happy hour hours are. A few things said 3-7 and some said 4-7. That's not a huge issue, but some consistency would be great.
Hey now! Â The last time I heard the name Bloodhound, I was a teen in high school dancing to bloodhound gang song "You and me baby ain't nothin' but mammals
So let's do it like they do on the Discovery Channel" with two hot ladies. this has ZERO merit on why you should or should not go there, I just like the fond memory.
Anyways, the oustide patio is spacious, forgot to check out the inside (doh!), and the servers are cute and attentative. So far so good. The beers are a tad pricey by an extra buck or two, about 5-6 bucks, but a decent selection of craft beers. I had the house burger which includes bacon(they said crisp bacon but it was pretty flimsy standard), 10 oz of hand made patty meat, sweet pineapple bbq sauce, and mac and cheese. It was good. Actually it was pretty great. I'd say top 4 or 5 burger in town. It was so filling I couldn't even finish it. And whoever didn't like the waffle fries must not like things to be seasoned bc the seasoning was strong and delicious. If their Waffle fries was in an MMA fight with chick-fil-a fries, the Bloodhound waffle fry would have roundhoused kicked the other fry in the face for a knockout in 10 seconds. That good. Favorite waffle fry to date.
Check em out. They are a nice addition to the kirkman/conroy corridor to...nothing. But I'll be checking them out at least every other week for lunch. Â Oh, and the manager came by to see how our food was, nice guy, and always an appreciated touch.
Well played.
My fiance and I came here last Saturday. He ordered the Mac n Cheese wings and I just got the brownie sundae dessert. His wings were burnt, and my dessert was not tasty at all.
I didn't even finish the dessert ... that says something if I (the Chocoholic Queen) doesn't finish a dessert! I also ordered the strawberry mojito - the flavor was just ok (but you couldn't even taste an oz of liquor in it; did they put any in it?) The mojito was WAYYY Â overpriced; It was almost $8 (for that price I'd rather go somewhere like Bahama Breeze).
The "30 craft beers" menu, only about 10 of them were available.
The server was just ok.
The outside area is nice; lots of TVs - so there's different sports you can watch.
I won't be returning here, unless my fiance wants to go - just to grab a beer.
But even then I'd rather go to Gators (it's the same type of atmosphere).
Driving up with friends, I could have sworn the place was closed at 9pm on a weekday. Â The outdoor lighting on 3 sides (even their sign) needs to be upgraded.
I understand the place just opened and we had a big table, but the service was meh... our waiter took a good 20 minutes getting drink order and bringing things out. Â He offered us free samples of whatever beer they had on tap, but those took forever and we quickly gave up on that. Â And while I'm on the topic of beer:
1. Don't say you have "30 Craft Beers on Tap" and then list #14 Budweiser & #15 Bud Light and Blue Moon and other non-craft beer. Â That's just stupid.
2. Our party found more than a couple of the beers were out & not available. Â So of the "30 Craft Beers on Tap", maybe 20 was more accurate.
The food was supposed to be "amazing". Â I found it average bar food for above average prices. Â I can go get a nicely done burger for $7 at most bars. Â They charged $10 and burnt the hell out of it, despite me asking for it to be cooked medium. Â Seeing as though it took an hour to come out, I didn't bother to send it back. Â I ordered their "famous" burger that was highlighted and recommended on the menu. Â I don't recommend it. Â Even cooked well, it was again: average bar food. Â My fiancee ordered the meatball sub and found it pretty gross. Â It's made with chicken sausage meatballs. Â I tried it and found it gross. Â She brought half of it home, and by home, I meant to the trash can in our home.
The waffle fries were good, but then so again are Chic-fil-A's.
They do have plenty of TVs and a nice outside area. Â The guy singing was average but fun & came over to talk to us.
Zero bucket of beer deals or pitcher deals that we were told about. Â It's a shame since we usually look for that kinda thing. That would have really helped out & influenced us to return.
As a new neighborhood restaurant, I was pretty impressed. Â Yes, they have a few kinks, but over all, not bad. Â Their management was very open to constructive communication. Â The server didn't seem very well trained on the menus. Â The food was very good and large portions. Â I would say that you defiantly get your money's worth. Â Taco's are excellent. Â Learned that all their sauces and dressings are made from scratch. Â All brews are from local breweries. Â
Worth checking out!
Went here last night for dinner and drinks. They just recently opened a few days ago, so a few "kinks" were still being worked out. Overall, nice looking venue. There is outdoor porch seating on both sides, with indoor seating and the bar in the middle. On the front porch there is shuffleboard and skee-ball, and flat screen TV's throughout the venue. They have live music every night, and happy hours twice daily (though I wasn't able to tell what the happy hour specials really were).
The food was great! We ordered the mac and cheese wings as an appetizer (only complaint is they seem a little expensive for 10 wings), and for our entrees we had the Fried Chicken and Biscuits and the Meatball Sub. A good portion of the entrees come with Mac and Cheese as a side, which was good..but not fantastic. Only thing that really disappointed me were the waffle fries- nothing impressive there, maybe even a little sub-par.
Major complaint was the service, which was horrendous..but seemed to only be our serveer. We spoke to the manager about it, and she made it right though. Hopefully it was a one-time fluke due to it just opening.
The drink menu is primarily their craft beer list, which had about 30 drinks on it. We ordered two different "speciality" drinks off their menu....both needed a little work, one had to be sent back to the bar.
All in all, cool venue that I think has a lot of promise once they get up and running for a while.
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