email my co-workers and my boss with them, no I'm not coming in today.

You know, we had a project to, you know, title my friend,

I'm not going to make it, like all the things started rolling back in my head of the things I was responsible

for.

And they were like, Taylor, put the computer down, like you are in a hospital bed. I'm going host Chris Doe and joining me as always is Mr. Greg Gunn.

Hey Chris, hey man how's it going today doing pretty good yeah yeah okay all right

well here we are in episode 70 something of this podcast. We are nearing triple digits.

That's awesome. I can't wait to hit episode 100. I think that's going to be a real milestone for us. I think so too and that's I mean this

podcast has been going inconsistently for several years but it feels good to be

back in our lives yeah back in a. Yeah and I hope for those of you

listening to that it's it's been nice to see new episodes pop up so if you like

what you're hearing also let let us know, you know?

This is, it's a two-way street,

we want to make sure you guys are getting the most for your listens.

And if you don't like it, please don't say anything.

Yeah, you can just shut up, that's fine.

I'm kidding.

So we're going to be talking to Taylor Cashton today and we shared the stage,

I guess not at the same time, but at Creative South.

And when he reached out and wanted to be in a guest and he told me what he

wanted to talk about I thought definitely let's get him on the show and he has a very

strong and real physical reaction to this idea of hustle culture how we're always just grinding and burning

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