Sorry Monks , but can someone tell me what is wrong with this code ? 

my %lineFileContains;
my @r = ();

open my $fh, "ZaaFile" or die "open failed: $!";
my $line;
while  ($line = <$fh>) {
chomp (@r = split/\s+/);
     push @{$lineFileContains{$r[3]}}, [@r[4..$#r]];
}
close $fh;



         foreach (reverse sort keys %lineFileContains) {
             print "$_";

               foreach (@{$lineFileContains{$_}}) {
           print "\t$_->[3]\t$_->[4]\n";
             }
}


data
----
A 234453234324 Hlell Sam Two

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my data file contains lots of lines similar to the one at the top , what I need is to get the last two words in each line and print them , in the case above , my output should be 
Sam Two

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Not sure if it is my hash or my print statment. thanks

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