MacPowel users episode 2009, workflows with Casey Liss. Hello everyone this is David Sparks along with my

pal Katie Floyd. Hi Katie Floyd. Hey David how are you? Good good. We've got a friend with us today, Casey Liss from the ATP Accidental Tech Podcast here.

Casey, welcome to the show.

Hello, thanks for having me. I thought we had to have you on the show, Hello, thanks for having me.

I thought we had to have you on the show, Casey, because we had John on, I don't know, a year or two ago, and Marco, and

to be honest, I really love the role you play in that show.

I mean it would be really hard to podcast with John Syracuse every week because the guy is so

flipping smart. I just can't get over. a

Cusa every week because the guy is so flipping smart. I just can't get over what he says and you know it.

I kind of feel like you're digging a hole here David.

No, no, no, not at no. No, I totally relate to Casey on that show. It's hard to keep up. I mean,

John Sir Acusa sometimes will talk about patent law and he's got sometimes a lot better ideas than I do and my day job I'm a lawyer

I'm supposed to be thinking about this stuff.

So anyway.

Yeah it's funny you know either way. The bad way of looking at it is, I'm the dumb one with the two smart ones, but the way I prefer to look at it is,

is even if I'm perhaps not quite as intelligent as the other two.

Just by association, I look a little bit better and smarter.

So that's how I tend to look at it.

Well, I'll tell you the way I look at it is

you are a guy who spends your days PC programming. You know, you're on a

PC programming all day and you found this love for the Mac and you know, as as they say there's nobody more religious than a convert and

I bet you've got some great ideas for workflows and we mean Katie were talking about

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