There is no such thing as an expatriate; if an American works overseas, they are still ours and must pay taxes.
I guess the technical term, [Christian Pulisic] works overseas, so he's an expatriate. But as we discussed earlier with Chris Long, there are no such things as expatriates. So we'll claim him. Someone make sure that he's paying taxes.
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