So we were just talking about something that I needed to remember. And I actually, I don't know if I've said this to you publicly, but I pulled a Casey with you like two years ago. And I need to both, I'll explain.

Yeah, I'll explain. It can mean so many things. But I'll explain here. So a couple of years ago, you started giving me grief, not only about time management,

which I am still refusing, but you started giving me grief about using the app due, D-U-E.

And this is not the recommendation section of the show.

But in the midst of an uninteresting conversation that we were having earlier, it occurred to me, I needed to publicly thank and apologize.

Thank you and apologize to you for pooping on the idea of using DUE-DU because that thing runs my life now.

Yeah, you see, now I don't think you should be using it anymore.

Well, see, I...

No, Dew is't think you should be using it anymore. Well, see, I... No, do you is not...

Do is not a task management system.

I agree.

Right?

So if you're running your life with this application,

you may be putting too much into it.

Perhaps.

I would maybe recommend that it's time to start looking at a, you know, insert task manager here.

But ultimately, as I always say, if it's working for you, awesome, keep doing it.

But you may have reached the point where you might want to start like looking at or thinking about graduating to something that could provide you

with additional functionality or flexibility because do you really is a like simple mostly

recurring reminder kind of thing you know like take out the trash take your pills call mom uh you

know like what what you were saying you're going to do is you need to, like,

empty an SD card in your audio device. That's what it is. That doesn't feel like something

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