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Hey guys, it's Mike Row here with episode number 205 of the way I heard it. It's called

a king and a crouch and me on a couch. I just realized that rhymes. A king and a

crouch and me on a couch. I didn't set out to go all Dr. Sussan you with the title.

Sometimes rhymes are serendipitous. A serendipitous rhyme is always sublime or divine if you prefer.

Either way, today's chapter is one of my favorites in the book and when I've looked forward

to unpacking for some time now. It tells the true story of Donald Crouch, a gifted school

teacher you've probably never heard of, who had a transformational impact on a student

that you've absolutely heard of. When I stumbled across the story of Mr. Crouch and his

most famous pupil, I couldn't help but recall the impact that Fred King had on me. Fred

was the high school music teacher mentioned previously in the book. He's the guy who cured

my stutter, introduced me to music, put me on a path really that led to dirty jobs and

somebody's got to do it and returning the favor and micro works. And of course this podcast,

which continues to surprise me with a large and engaged audience that keeps growing week

after week, but that's all beside the point. This chapter is really an homage to teachers

and mentors everywhere. As for the couch referenced in the title, well, that's there in

much the same way a couch might be found in a psychiatrist office. A place for you to

sit while you spill your guts to a licensed professional, which is pretty much how I

felt during the conversation that follows the chapter. As many of you know, Chuck Clausmire

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