01 / Overview
A smooth setup.
A better round.
Your practical guide to Stationary Mode. Plan your hardware, configure a tablet at every hole, and prepare your team for launch.
Scoring, right where the game happens.
Players register their group, enter scores on the tablets, and continue around the course. Use this guide to get each part of that experience ready.
Prepare your course
Check WiFi, power, tablets, and mounts before installation.
Set up each hole
Connect your hardware and configure Stationary Mode.
Test with your team
Run a practice round, train staff, and plan your rollout.
An example rollout
Week 1: Order hardware, prepare network infrastructure
Week 2: Install tablets, configure software, train staff
Week 3: Soft launch with select groups, gather feedback
Week 4: Full rollout to all players
02 / Before you begin
Pre-Implementation Checklist
Complete these steps before purchasing hardware to ensure a smooth deployment.
Assess WiFi Coverage
Walk the course with your phone, test signal strength at each hole location
Identify Power Sources
Locate electrical outlets near mounting locations (or plan for solar/battery solutions)
Choose Mounting Locations
Select visible, accessible spots near tee boxes (avoid direct sunlight when possible)
Determine Course Layout
Decide: tablets at all 18 holes, or just 1st/10th tee and back 9 holes?
Budget Approval
Get sign-off on hardware costs (typically $8,000-15,000 for 18 holes)
Staff Training Plan
Schedule training sessions for pro shop staff and rangers
Player Communication Strategy
Plan how you'll introduce the new system (email, signage, staff announcements)
Backup Plan
Keep paper scorecards available for first 2-3 weeks during transition
Common Pitfalls to Avoid
- • Don't mount tablets in direct afternoon sun (screens become unreadable)
- • Don't assume WiFi works everywhere. Test thoroughly first
- • Don't skip staff training (they're your frontline support)
- • Don't launch on your busiest tournament day
03 / Hardware
Hardware Purchasing Guide
Detailed recommendations for every component you'll need.
Sample Course Configurations
Budget Setup
9-hole course or pilot program
Standard Setup
Full 18-hole implementation
Premium Setup
Weather-proof + full features
Component Details & Selection Guide
Tablets
The perfect balance of performance and cost for most courses. Excellent screen visibility, reliable software updates.
Upgrade option with larger screen, faster processor, better outdoor visibility.
Best for: High-end courses, premium experience
Compact option, easier to mount, still full iPad functionality.
Best for: Space-constrained locations, par-3 courses
WiFi vs. Cellular: Start with WiFi models. Add cellular ($130 extra per tablet) only if you have WiFi dead zones or want maximum reliability. Most courses find WiFi sufficient.
Tablet Mounts & Enclosures
Weather-resistant, tamper-proof, wall or pole mount options.
IP65 rated, outdoor certified, excellent value.
Basic security, good for indoor/covered areas.
Important: Don't cheap out on mounts. A $50 mount failing can mean a $500 stolen/damaged iPad. Invest in quality enclosures with proper locks.
Leaderboard Displays
Purpose-built outdoor TV, 700 nits brightness, weather-sealed.
Best for: Outdoor club house displays, patio areas
Standard smart TV works great indoors: bar, pro shop, tournament room.
Setup: Just navigate to your leaderboard URL, set to full screen, done!
Pro Tip: Use a cheap Amazon Fire Stick ($30) to display leaderboards on existing TVs. No computer needed!
Networking Equipment
Professional-grade outdoor access point, 500ft+ coverage, centrally managed.
Coverage: 2-3 APs typically cover 18 holes
Power: PoE (power over ethernet), so one cable does it all
Budget-friendly alternative, still delivers 300ft+ coverage.
Best for: Smaller courses, tighter budgets
Network Design Quick Guide
- • Small course (9 holes): 1-2 access points
- • Standard 18 holes: 2-3 access points strategically placed
- • Hilly/wooded course: 4-5 access points may be needed
- • Rule of thumb: One AP every 6-8 holes, centrally located
04 / Network setup
Network Setup & Testing
Your network is the backbone of Stationary Mode. Let's get it right.
Survey Your Course
Before installing anything, map out where you have (and don't have) coverage.
Tools You'll Need:
- • Your smartphone (any will work)
- • WiFi analyzer app (free): "WiFi Analyzer" (Android) or "AirPort Utility" (iPhone)
- • Notepad or mapping app to record signal strength
How to test: Walk to each hole, connect to WiFi, note signal strength. You want at least 3 bars (or -70 dBm or better). Mark any problem areas on a course map.
Plan Access Point Placement
Strategic placement is everything. One well-placed AP beats two poorly-placed ones.
Good Locations:
- • Maintenance buildings (central, powered, secure)
- • Halfway house (midpoint coverage is ideal)
- • Tall light poles or structures (height = range)
- • Club house exterior walls
Avoid:
- • Dense tree cover (signals don't penetrate well)
- • Valleys/low areas (signals travel better from height)
- • Behind metal structures
- • Areas with no power access
AP #2: Hole 5 area - maintenance shed (covers holes 3-7)
AP #3: Hole 14 area - light pole (covers holes 12-16)
Install & Configure Access Points
Most modern APs use PoE (Power over Ethernet), making installation clean and simple.
Installation Steps:
- Run ethernet cable from your router/switch to AP location
- Connect AP to PoE injector or PoE switch
- Mount AP (usually on wall or pole using included bracket)
- Power on and wait for LED to turn solid (2-3 minutes)
- Configure via manufacturer's app or web interface
Recommended Settings:
- • SSID: "[YourCourseName] Player WiFi" (make it obvious)
- • Security: WPA2 or WPA3 with simple password
- • Channel: Auto (let APs coordinate to avoid interference)
- • Power: Medium or Auto (max power can cause issues)
- • Guest Network: Enable for players, isolate from course systems
Test Coverage Thoroughly
Don't skip this step! Test every single tablet location before final installation.
Testing Checklist:
Troubleshooting Weak Spots: If you find dead zones, add another AP, use a WiFi extender, or consider cellular backup iPads for those specific holes.
Security Important!
Use a separate guest network for players. Don't put course tablets on the same network as your tee time system, security cameras, or office computers. Keep player devices isolated.
05 / Tablet configuration
Tablet Configuration & Mounting
Setting up your iPads correctly ensures years of reliable operation.
Initial iPad Setup
1. Create a Course Apple ID
Don't use personal Apple IDs. Create one specifically for the course.
Password: [something secure and documented]
Recovery: Pro shop phone number
2. Basic iPad Settings
- • Display & Brightness: Auto-Brightness ON, True Tone ON
- • Auto-Lock: Never (we want screens always on)
- • Notifications: Turn OFF all notifications
- • Siri: Disable (prevents accidental activation)
- • Software Update: Manual updates only (control when updates happen)
3. Enable Guided Access (Kiosk Mode)
This locks the iPad to PuttScores so players can't exit to other apps.
Settings → Accessibility → Guided Access → Toggle ON
Set a Passcode → [create 6-digit pin]
Display Auto-Lock → Never
To enable: Triple-click side button when in PuttScores
To exit: Triple-click side button, enter passcode
4. Connect to WiFi
Connect to your course WiFi network. Make sure "Auto-Join" is enabled so tablets reconnect after power outages.
5. Open Safari & Navigate to PuttScores
1. Open Safari browser
2. Go to: puttscores.com/dashboard
3. Login to your course account
4. Navigate to Stationary Mode settings
5. You'll get a unique URL for each hole
6. Tap "Add to Home Screen" → Name it "Hole 1" (or whatever hole)
7. Now you have a one-tap app icon that opens directly to that hole
6. Enable Guided Access for PuttScores
Open the PuttScores home screen icon, triple-click the side button, tap "Start" at top right.
Done! The iPad is now locked to PuttScores and players cannot exit.
Physical Mounting
Choose Mounting Location
Good: Near tee box, visible from cart path, 4-5 ft height
Good: Shaded when possible (reduces glare & heat)
Good: Accessible to all players (including those with mobility issues)
Avoid: Direct sun all day (screen becomes unreadable)
Avoid: Hidden behind trees or structures
Avoid: Areas prone to golf ball strikes
Install Mount Hardware
Wall Mount: Use lag bolts into studs or concrete anchors. Make sure it's SECURE. These tablets will face wind, rain, and curious hands.
Pole Mount: Use stainless steel clamps, tighten firmly. Check tightness weekly for first month.
Pro Tip: Slightly angle tablets downward (10-15°) to reduce sun glare and make screen more readable.
Power Connection
If outlet nearby: Run power cable through conduit (for protection), plug in.
If no outlet: Consider solar+battery kiosks (more expensive but eliminates wiring).
Important: Use weather-rated outdoor power cables. Secure cables so players can't trip over them. Consider burying power lines if running across cart paths.
Final Checks
Don't Forget to Label!
Put a small label on the back of each mount: "Hole 5 Tablet" + emergency contact number. Helps maintenance staff and makes troubleshooting easier.
06 / Software setup
Software Configuration in Dashboard
Configure Stationary Mode settings in your PuttScores dashboard.
Enable Stationary Mode
Login to puttscores.com/dashboard → Navigate to Settings → Stationary Mode section
Toggle "Enable Stationary Mode" → Choose which holes will have tablets
Configure Hole Settings
For each hole, you can configure:
- • Display Name: "Hole 1 - Par 4" (shown on tablet)
- • Hole Number: Which hole this tablet represents
- • Welcome Message: Custom greeting for players
- • Scoring Options: Allow individual scores, team scores, or both
- • Photos: Enable selfie station at this hole?
Queue Management Settings
Configure how groups move through the course:
Auto-Advance: When enabled, groups automatically appear on the next hole after scoring. When disabled, groups must manually select themselves from a list.
Group Display: Show group names, starting times, current hole. This helps players find themselves quickly.
Print QR Codes for Tablet Setup
In the Stationary Mode tab, click "Generate All QR Codes (PDF)" button. This creates a printable PDF with one QR code for each hole and station.
Tablet Setup Process:
- Print the QR code PDF from dashboard
- Take an iPad to Hole 1
- Open iPad camera and scan the "Hole 1" QR code
- iPad opens the correct URL (auto-configured for Hole 1)
- Tap "Add to Home Screen", name it "Hole 1"
- Enable Guided Access to lock the iPad
- Repeat for all 18 holes
This is ONE-TIME setup by your staff, not for players.
Each tablet stays permanently configured for its assigned hole. Players never scan QR codes in Stationary Mode. They just walk up and use the tablets.
Test Everything
Before going live, create a test group and walk through the entire scoring flow:
- Check in a test group at pro shop
- Go to Hole 1 tablet, find your group
- Enter scores, advance to next hole
- Repeat for several holes
- Verify scores appear correctly on leaderboard
- Complete the round, verify final scores
07 / Testing
Comprehensive Testing Guide
Test these scenarios before launching to players.
Basic Scoring Flow
- • Group selects themselves from list
- • Individual players enter scores
- • Scores save correctly
- • Group advances to next hole
Multiple Groups
- • Multiple groups at same hole works smoothly
- • Groups don't overwrite each other's scores
- • Queue system shows correct order
Edge Cases
- • What if a group skips a hole?
- • What if they play holes out of order?
- • What if they need to edit a previous score?
- • What if tablet loses WiFi mid-score?
Performance
- • Tablets respond quickly (< 2 seconds)
- • No lag when multiple groups scoring simultaneously
- • Leaderboards update in real-time
Ranger Portal
- • Ranger can see all group locations
- • Can identify slow groups
- • Can send messages to specific groups
- • Pace of play reports work correctly
Launch Day Prep
- • Have backup paper scorecards ready
- • Extra staff on hand first weekend
- • Rangers/marshals informed and trained
- • Phone number visible on tablets for help
08 / Ranger portal
Ranger Portal Complete Guide
The Ranger Portal is your command center for monitoring pace of play and managing groups in real-time.
What is the Ranger Portal?
A real-time dashboard that shows where every group is on the course, how long they're taking, and alerts you to slow play or issues. Access it from any device: phone, tablet, or computer.
Accessing the Ranger Portal
URL: puttscores.com/ranger-portal
Login: Use your course admin credentials (same as dashboard)
Mobile Access: Works great on phones! Add to home screen for quick access while out on the course.
Key Features
Live Group Tracking
See exactly where every group is on the course in real-time.
Pace of Play Monitoring
Automatic color-coded alerts when groups fall behind target pace.
Green: On pace or ahead
Yellow: 5-10 minutes behind target
Red: More than 10 minutes behind target
Configuration:
Set target time per hole in Ranger Portal → Pace of Play section.
Typical: 10-12 minutes per hole for 18-hole mini golf (3-3.5 hours total).
System automatically tracks time at each hole and calculates average pace in real-time.
Course Overview
Visual map showing congestion points and flow.
Direct Messaging
Send messages directly to groups on the course.
Messages appear next time group opens scoring tablet.
Alerts & Notifications
Get notified of issues automatically:
- • Group hasn't scored in > 30 minutes
- • Large gap between groups (course is spreading out)
- • Group playing out of order
- • Bottleneck forming
Common Use Cases
Scenario: Slow Group
Group "Sunrise Squad" is 15 minutes behind pace at Hole 8.
Action: Drive out to Hole 8, politely remind them to keep pace, suggest they let faster group behind play through.
Scenario: Course Bottleneck
4 groups backed up at Hole 5 (narrow fairway hole).
Action: Station ranger at Hole 5 to keep groups moving, encourage ready golf, maybe send message to waiting groups to stay patient.
Scenario: Missing Group
Group checked in but hasn't scored at Hole 1 in 20 minutes.
Action: Drive to Hole 1, check if they need help, make sure they understand how to use tablets.
Scenario: Tournament Management
Monitoring all tournament groups, want to know when leaders make the turn.
Action: Filter view to show only tournament groups, set alerts for when they reach Hole 10, announce on loudspeaker when leaders tee off on back 9.
Ranger Portal Pro Tips
- • Check the portal every 30 minutes to stay ahead of issues
- • Use filters to focus on specific tee times or tournament groups
- • Set up alerts on your phone for critical issues
- • Review pace reports after rounds to identify problem areas
- • Train all rangers/marshals on the portal. Consistency is key
09 / Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Guide
Quick solutions to common issues.
Tablet Issues
Problem: Tablet screen is black
✓ Press power button to wake it up
✓ Check if it's plugged in and charging
✓ Hold power button for 10 seconds to force restart
✓ If still black, battery may be dead, so bring a backup tablet
Problem: Screen is dim/unreadable in sunlight
✓ Swipe down from top right, drag brightness slider to max
✓ Disable Auto-Brightness in Settings
✓ Consider repositioning tablet to reduce direct sun
✓ Long-term: Add sunshade or move mount to shadier spot
Problem: Tablet won't connect to WiFi
✓ Triple-click to exit Guided Access, go to Settings → WiFi
✓ Toggle WiFi off and back on
✓ "Forget" the network and reconnect with password
✓ Check if other tablets at nearby holes have WiFi (might be AP issue)
✓ Restart the tablet
Problem: Tablet is slow/laggy
✓ Restart the tablet (hold power, slide to power off, wait 30 sec, power on)
✓ Clear Safari cache (Settings → Safari → Clear History and Website Data)
✓ Check WiFi signal strength (might be poor connection)
✓ Close any other apps running in background
Problem: Tablet stuck on wrong hole
✓ Triple-click to exit Guided Access
✓ Close Safari, reopen the correct hole's home screen icon
✓ Triple-click to re-enable Guided Access
✓ Verify URL is correct for that hole number
Network Issues
Problem: Intermittent connectivity
✓ Check access point. Lights should be solid (not blinking/off)
✓ Restart access point (unplug, wait 30 sec, plug back in)
✓ Check if other devices (phone, etc.) also have issues
✓ Interference from other WiFi networks: try changing channel
Problem: Tablets keep disconnecting
✓ WiFi password changed? Reconnect tablets with new password
✓ Router DHCP lease time too short: increase to 24 hours
✓ Too many devices on network: add another AP or upgrade router
✓ Interference from nearby businesses: use 5GHz band instead of 2.4GHz
Problem: Dead zone at specific holes
✓ Short-term: Use cellular iPads for those holes
✓ Long-term: Add another access point closer to dead zone
✓ Try repositioning existing AP to better cover that area
✓ Use WiFi analyzer app to confirm it's truly a dead zone
Software Issues
Problem: Scores not saving
✓ Check WiFi connection. Scores need network to save
✓ Refresh the page (pull down to reload)
✓ Try again. It may be a temporary server issue
✓ If persistent, contact PuttScores support
Problem: Group can't find themselves
✓ Check if they're on the correct hole's tablet
✓ Verify they were checked in at pro shop
✓ Try manual search by name or tee time
✓ Rangers can manually advance group to correct hole via portal
Problem: Page won't load
✓ Check internet connection (try loading another website)
✓ Clear Safari cache
✓ Force-close Safari and reopen
✓ Restart tablet
Problem: Leaderboard not updating
✓ Refresh the leaderboard page
✓ Check if any groups have actually scored recently
✓ Leaderboards update every 30 seconds, so wait a bit
✓ Clear browser cache on TV/display device
Player Issues
Problem: "I don't know how to use this"
✓ Show them: tap your group name, enter scores, tap next hole
✓ Point out help button on screen
✓ Offer to walk them through first hole
✓ Give them paper scorecard if they're really struggling
Problem: "I entered the wrong score"
✓ They can tap "Edit Score" button to change it
✓ Or Rangers can edit via Ranger Portal
✓ Or pro shop can edit in main dashboard
✓ Scores are editable until round is finalized
Problem: "We forgot to score a hole"
✓ Rangers can send group back to that hole in the system
✓ Or edit/add scores manually via Ranger Portal
✓ Tell them to score remaining holes normally, we'll fix it after
✓ Not a big deal, easily correctable
Emergency Contact
For issues you can't solve: PuttScores Support
Email: [email protected]
Phone: [your support number]
Response time: Usually < 2 hours during business hours
10 / Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does hardware cost?
Budget setup (9 holes): ~$2,000
Standard 18-hole setup: $8,000-12,000
Premium outdoor setup: $15,000-20,000
This is a one-time investment. No monthly hardware fees.
Do I need tablets at EVERY hole?
No! Many courses start with tablets at:
- • Hole 1 (check-in)
- • Hole 10 (make the turn)
- • Every 3rd hole after that (4, 7, 13, 16)
This works fine. Full 18-hole coverage is ideal but not required to start.
What if it rains?
iPads themselves aren't waterproof, but weatherproof enclosures (like ArmorActive) are IP65-rated. They handle rain, snow, dust, etc. Touchscreens work even with water droplets on them.
What about theft/vandalism?
Security enclosures lock with keys. Tablets are screwed into mounts. In 5+ years across hundreds of courses, theft is extremely rare. The enclosures make it obvious the tablets are secured, discouraging attempts.
Many courses add small signs: "Surveillance camera" or "GPS tracked" for extra deterrent.
How long do iPads last in outdoor conditions?
With proper weatherproof enclosures, iPads easily last 3-5 years outdoors. We've seen courses run tablets for 5+ years without issues.
Main factors: quality enclosures, keeping them charged, annual cleaning/maintenance.
Do players need to download an app?
No! That's the beauty of Stationary Mode. Players just walk up to tablets and use them. No downloads, no accounts, no login. Just tap and play.
What if WiFi goes down?
Tablets will cache scores temporarily and sync when connection returns. For critical reliability, use cellular-enabled iPads as backup. They'll use cell data if WiFi fails.
Realistically, WiFi outages are rare and brief. Have paper scorecards as ultimate backup.
Can we use Android tablets instead of iPads?
Yes, PuttScores works on any modern tablet. However, we strongly recommend iPads because:
- • Better outdoor screen visibility
- • More reliable software updates
- • Better enclosure/mount options available
- • Superior long-term durability
If budget is tight, Samsung Galaxy Tab A series is acceptable.
How do we handle slow/tech-resistant players?
Keep paper scorecards available for first few weeks. Most players adapt within 1-2 rounds once they see how easy it is.
Rangers can help on the course. Pro shop staff can demo at check-in. Put simple instructions on signs near tablets.
After 1 month, 95%+ of players prefer tablets over paper.
Can we show ads/sponsors on tablets?
Yes! PuttScores has built-in sponsorship display options. Show sponsor logos, ads, or course info on scoring screens. Great revenue opportunity!
What's the ROI on this investment?
Cost savings:
- • Eliminate paper scorecard printing (~$500-1000/year)
- • Eliminate pencil purchases (~$200/year)
- • Reduce ranger time managing pace (hard to quantify but significant)
Revenue increases:
- • Sponsorship revenue ($2,000-10,000/year depending on course size)
- • Better pace of play = more rounds per day
- • Enhanced player experience = better reviews = more bookings
Typical payback period: 2-3 years
Do we need cellular data plans for tablets?
Not if you have good WiFi coverage. Start with WiFi-only models.
Add cellular (~$10-15/month per tablet) only if:
- • WiFi dead zones you can't fix
- • Want bulletproof reliability for tournaments
- • Course is very spread out / challenging to cover with WiFi
Can we track which groups are taking selfies?
Yes! If you add selfie stations (camera + backdrop), you can see in the dashboard which groups took photos, and download/share them. Great for marketing!
11 / Best practices
Best Practices & Pro Tips
Lessons learned from hundreds of successful implementations.
Deployment Strategy
Do: Soft Launch First
Start with a 1-2 week "beta" period. Invite regular players to try it. Get feedback. Fix issues. THEN do full rollout. This catches problems early before your busiest days.
Do: Over-Communicate
Email members 2 weeks ahead. Put signs at pro shop. Have staff mention it at check-in. Post on social media. The more you tell people, the smoother the transition.
Don't: Launch on Championship Day
Don't debut new tech during your biggest tournament. Launch on slower weekdays first, then weekends, THEN special events once you're confident.
Daily Operations
Morning Routine
- • Check all tablets are powered on and charging
- • Verify WiFi is working (spot-check a few holes)
- • Quick clean of screens (microfiber cloth)
- • Check Ranger Portal is accessible
- • Time: 10-15 minutes
Evening Routine
- • Review day's scores for any anomalies
- • Check pace of play reports to identify problem spots
- • Note any tablets that need attention (screen cracks, not charging, etc.)
- • Time: 5-10 minutes
Weekly Maintenance
- • Deep clean all screens
- • Check mount tightness (screws can loosen over time)
- • Verify all enclosure locks are working
- • Test WiFi speed at each hole
- • Review and clear any saved photos/data if needed
- • Time: 30-45 minutes
Staff Training
Pro Shop Staff Should Know:
- • How to check groups in for Stationary Mode
- • Basic tablet troubleshooting (restart, WiFi check)
- • How to access Ranger Portal
- • Who to call if something breaks
Rangers/Marshals Should Know:
- • Full Ranger Portal functionality
- • How to help players use tablets
- • How to edit scores on behalf of groups
- • Common troubleshooting steps
- • How to manually advance/move groups in system
Maintenance Staff Should Know:
- • How to clean tablets without damaging them
- • How to check power connections
- • Who to contact for technical issues
- • NOT to spray water directly on tablets (even in enclosures)
Training Tip: Record a 5-minute video showing the basics. Much easier than explaining every time you hire someone new.
Enhancing Player Experience
Add Hole Information
Use the tablet screen to show: hole layout, yardage, pro tips, hole sponsor. Makes tablets more valuable than just scoring.
Create Photo Opportunities
Set up a selfie station at hole 18 or a scenic spot. Players share photos on social media = free marketing for your course.
Display Live Leaderboards
Put TV in clubhouse/bar showing live scoring. Players love seeing their names up there. Creates buzz and excitement.
Gamification Features
Enable closest-to-pin, longest drive, best score challenges. PuttScores can track these automatically. Adds fun competition.
Monetization Opportunities
Hole Sponsorships
Sell "sponsored by" placements on tablets. Every player at that hole sees the sponsor's logo/message.
Typical pricing: $500-2,000 per hole per year
Food & Beverage Orders
Enable on-course ordering via tablets. "Order drinks delivered to hole 12" = increased F&B revenue + better player experience.
Premium Features
Offer "premium rounds" with extra features: professional photos, advanced stats, personalized highlights. Charge $5-10 extra per round.
Tournament Packages
Charge event organizers for enhanced tournament features: live scoring, instant results, photo packages, branded leaderboards.
Typical pricing: $100-500 per tournament
Keys to Long-Term Success
- 1. Consistency is Key: Keep tablets working 100% of the time. One broken tablet = bad experience for multiple groups.
- 2. Listen to Feedback: First month, actively ask players what they think. Make quick adjustments based on real usage.
- 3. Celebrate Wins: When pace of play improves, tell your members! When you eliminate paper waste, promote it! Make Stationary Mode a point of pride.
- 4. Keep Improving: PuttScores releases new features regularly. Stay updated, enable new capabilities, keep the experience fresh.
- 5. Backup Everything: Always have spare tablets, backup paper cards, Plan B for tournaments. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.
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