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The first code was given away in the form of a trivia question.

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In that signature Florio way, however, the process of determining a winner for a basic contest turned out to be very complicated.

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The second code was simply tossed to the masses.

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Florio, who admitted he was already regretting this whole thing, crowdsourced to find the best way to give away the remaining codes. I think the person who made the best suggestion for giving away codes should have won a code.

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Florio then resorted to hiding the codes in Instagram photos.

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Three hours after the photos were posted, no one had yet figured it out.

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The next task for a code: Make Mike Florio laugh.

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Sixteen minutes later, Florio had not laughed.

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This giveaway was deteriorating.

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Florio gave away all but one of the remaining codes on the radio today. With an hour left, he resorted to the one thing that couldn’t possibly fail him, a football writer staple: Seinfeld quotes.

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Seinfeld failed him. An hour later, he tried again.

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The people still needed a hint.

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Florio did it. He gave away all of the codes. Thank the heavens PFT’s readership no longer has to live in fear of this threat.