I'm Katie. And I'm Erin. And you're listening to Rope Drop and Park Hop. Yes, you are. Welcome back. We were just talking about a podcast I listened to where she has a recorded opening and a recorded intro and outro.

Right. That's how the pros say it.

Right.

If you're in the biz.

Anyway, she has a recorded one that she does every week, so it's the same every week.

And we were talking about maybe we should do that, but maybe not.

I don't know.

I think it's fun to stumble over our words and be real, right?

It's so fun to be awkward and weird. We don't want to be canned. I don't know, maybe someday. Someday when we're big time. That's right. When we're real big time, we'll have a fancy intro and a fancy outro. Yes. Speaking of which, we have big goals, you guys. So if you could leave us a rating and review, that would really help us get there.

So backstory, I'll make it brief.

It's a good story, though.

There's a guy from my husband's hometown who, and it's a small hometown.

What is like 60,000 people in Pocatello?

It's not a huge city.

Anyway, there's a guy that's from there, and he started YouTube back when YouTube was brand new. He started making daily videos of his family. And if I told you who he was, you probably would know, some of you at least, would probably know who he is. But he started doing this. And throughout the years, he came into contact with some other people who were kind of doing the same thing. And YouTube was starting to grow and they were gaining

subscribers. And so he and a couple of buddies started a company that was like a YouTube talent

company. And I think that they just helped YouTubers find financial backing and advertising

and things like that.

Anyway, as the years moved on, YouTube obviously is what it is now.

And they got bigger and bigger and they all have each of these three guys and their channels have millions and millions and millions of followers.

And they have this company.

Anyway, they sold the company

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