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Friends, listeners, community, what's up? Welcome to Sad Us Will School. My name is Chris

Gallipo. I am privileged and honored to be your host, bringing you daily stories, updates,

questions and answers, case studies, all sorts of investigations into the world of making extra money

without quitting your job. Today, this is Throbac Thursday, our weekly segment where we take an

in-depth look at someone whose story has evolved since we first featured them. We have been doing

this a while, 1685 days in a row, to be precise. We've got all kinds of cool stories in our archives,

and it's been fun to go back and say, okay, this is how things were 500 days ago, which I think is

the case of today, 500 plus days. What's happened since then, and what have you learned in the process?

So, last week we heard from the co-founder of Dig Dates. Dig Dates is a dating app for dog lovers.

They have recently rolled out a cat companion app as well, that app is called Tabby.

And today, in our latest feature, we'll hear from Nico Mendoza. We first told history in

episode 973D printing brings cosplay into 21st century. He has since expanded his business in

lots of ways. In fact, I had a hard time editing his update for us here. We had something like

30 minutes of audio and wanted to condense it down to usually a four to five minute clip,

just because he's involved in so many different things. So, I try to focus these updates a little bit,

but as somebody who also has a lot of projects, I respect the hustle. So, good work, Nico. I think

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