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12-19-2012, 10:15 AM
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Was it illegal? I watched a couple shows last night and it really isn't a competition despite the numbers board at the end. Just a bunch of storage lockers bought and arbitrary numbers thrown out as values at the end. No real prizes for who wins or loses. They do the same thing with "Deadliest Catch", though in a most likely much less arbitrary way, in comparing the crab catches and deck hand wages for the different boats. 
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