You're listening to coding blocks episode 200

200!

200!

That's so amazing what a big number.

Nobody has ever gotten to 200 in the history of Py.

Oh, they have, never mind. Okay. All right, well, don't take it away from us. We got

to episode 200 and it took us like, you know, nine and a half years, but we got there. And that's the

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blocks on that it's been up there for 200 episodes now and we've got a

bunch of social links there at the top of the page and with that I'm Joe

Zach. That's right guess who's back back again. Michael's

back tell a friend okay well that got awkward know, it's like when you don't have like the sound like I needed some more snare in my headphones. That's what that's what I was missing.

So yeah, I'm Michael Outlaw.

I am the non- Alan and Underwood and today I think we're just going to talk about all the things that we've learned or enjoyed not all the things that have stood out to us over the nine and a half years

We've been doing this podcast. I mean you know it's funny like we've hit 200 right like that to us that's a pretty big milestone.

There's lots of podcasts at 200 the first year, you know.

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