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My apologies for making a shake.

I was trying to get some stuff together here this morning.

We're definitely running this show the best we possibly can for you guys every single day.

So thank you again for your support.

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That's why you see so many podcasts over the years.

They just shell off.

They just fall off the map, especially ones that aren't getting a bunch of, how should I say, direct revenue from mainstream media, pharmaceutical companies.

When you try to do an independent with no sponsors that can't control what you talk about and you try to do it all on your own, basically on your own with Jesus, that's pretty much the only way you can do it, which pretty much that's it.

Well, you know, right now there's a huge article right now in the Wall Street

Journalist says the veteran podcasters hanging up their headphones, and those people have been on the air doing podcasts for up to 10 years, and they're all quitting. Yeah. And they're saying that they have no way to monetize the show. No. And they can't pay for the production of the cost. It's because it's so expensive to do these shows and do them right.

The only way to make a lot of money with these because it's so expensive to do these shows and do them right.

The only way to make a lot of money with these guys is you've got to start getting ads and sponsors. And with that comes strings. Well, and they said that what's the biggest thing is say, well, you and I don't do. What we've never done is rely on guests to drive the show, which a lot of shows do. And now if we were individually trying to do the show, if Austin was solo or I was solo all the time, we'd have to bring on guests. The problem with that is the guests are no longer going on most podcasts because they're being asked to be on bigger and bigger and bigger shows like Joe Rogan. Yeah. And so what ends up happening is you can't pull the guest profiles that you just have. So it's basically all the smaller podcasts are just getting squeezed. Well, you know, we have multiple people. I mean, I remember years ago, you know, we came up, you know, the eat, drink, be healthy program and we had, you know, we had, I was doing radio shows all over the country. And it was a blast. I had a great time, you know, it was a home study course. And I remember, this is 30, 40 years ago.

And I remember I had Sony my friends say, wow, I love what you're doing. I'm going to do it.

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