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Now watch this drive.

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

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Good money to you wherever you are because it is Money Somewhere for July 29th,

2020.

My name is Bernie Burns.

Sitting right over there, fresh off her casting announcement from San Diego

Comic-Con, 24. Say hi to Ashley, everybody.

Thanks, man. It's so good to be here. I'm so excited for this role.

I'm just, you know, I'm so glad that we can finally talk about this.

And I hope that I don't let you down.

I just, I really, I can't wait for you all to see what's coming.

That's actually not too bad. You're missing just the big like, glory unto me. I had that. You just couldn't see it. so we are in a second going to talk about San Diego Comic-Con stuff.

First of all, how crazy is it that we're going to be talking about San Diego Comic-Con?

I feel like I haven't talked about that Diego Comic-Con stuff. First of all, how crazy is it that we're going to be talking about San Diego

Comic-Con? I feel like I haven't talked about that in like eight years. Yeah. It's back, baby. I feel like conventions as, you know, in general, kind of suffered with the pandemic and everything. But then also, you know, I worried that San Diego Comic-Con was kind of getting the the E3 treatment where a lot of publishers are like, oh, we can do our own thing.

We don't really need you. I worried that San Diego Comic-Con was kind of getting the E3 treatment where a lot of publishers

are like, oh, we can do our own thing.

We don't really need you.

Like Disney's got D23.

They make a lot of their announcements there.

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