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Rookies are called rookies for a reason - especially if you don't have much help, you're bound to have it rough from the start.
I think your robot looks great, and I hope you come from behind and do wonderfully this season! Tip: Don't ever give up on your robot, especially this early in the season. That robot is what you make of it. If you give it your all, something good is bound to come your way. Best of luck. Amanda 
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