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Both are the same and correct?
Why am I talking about right now?
Why am I talking right about now?
Both are the same and correct?
Why am I talking about right now?
Why am I talking right about now?
Why am I talking about right now?
Why am I talking right about now?
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@Pumpkin39 we usually don't say, Why am I talking about right now?
instead we say Why am I talking right about now?
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