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Perino: I don't like the idea of a toll. That's not good. We can't do that all around the world. But it does have to be open. I think they are going to say 12 ships get to go through tomorrow. It is usually 100 a day. For Americans and people around the world looking for relief on energy prices, it's not going to come immediately.

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What stands out to me is how he draws the line on what's acceptable while still keeping things respectful. On top of that, taking a moment to explain the call on the court shows he actually values the player, not just the rulebook. I grew up with refs who'd just blow the whistle, flip possession, and move on-no explanation, no learning moment. Seeing someone handle it this way is a whole different level. Gotta give credit where it's due-that's a solid approach to officiating. 🏀😃

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