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Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of Light the Fight.

And I have a repeat offender, my friend, Jason Hewlett.

Hey, how's it good?

He was brave enough to come back after the last episode.

I thought I scared him away.

After we talked last time, I said, Jason, you know, how do you like being on the podcast?

I love it.

He said, however, can you edit all my parts out?

I said, Jason, how dare you?

No, he didn't say that.

Seriously, I'm glad to have you back on the podcast. As I mentioned before, it's great to have a real-life father that's out in there in the community.

You know, you've done lots of service for youth in your community.

You own a few youth.

Technically, you don't own them because they don't do everything you want them to do.

But, you know, you do provide for them.

They own me. They own you, it's more likely, right? And so it really does help out a lot. So thanks for joining me on the podcast again. I love it. I love this podcast. It's great, man. Thanks for having me. Well, and I thought

it would be good to have you come back on for a lot of the good reasons that, oh, a lot of the good reasons that oh a lot of the good topics that we've talked about so you being a

listener on the podcast for a long time there's been a number of episodes that you really liked the

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