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I'm great Matt, that was for the audience at home, just an abrupt start.

I don't think I was ready for it, but I've emotionally prepared myself, I am now.

Yeah, and this is, this is our, what are we calling these now?

Are these tales from the curbside?

I think tales from the curbside, if we do just one episode, it's called triple distilled.

Okay, all very catchy, but in any case, as you say, I'm just going to go ahead without

you even asking me and tell you what we typically do, which is we are typically, we are always

the internal medicine podcast, that does not change.

Typically, we use expert interviews to bring your clinical pearls and practice changing.

We acknowledge this time around, as you mentioned, we are distilling down, even though this is

not triple distilled, our favorite clinical pearls from three episodes that we particularly

liked, and we are of course joined by super duper executive producer, Beth Garb's Garbatelli,

Beth, how are you?

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