Where to add the comma? This fishing pole Nathan, has seen better days. O pole, Nathan, O has, seen O Nathan O No error

Put the comma behind pole: This fishing pole, Nathan, has seen better days.

Explanation:

If you put it behind has: This fishing pole Nathan, has, seen better days.

If there was no error, This fishing pole Nathan, has seen better days. Which could look like that is correct, but it isn't.

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