From Relay FM, this is Upgrade Episode 456. Today's show is brought to you by Zockdock,

Ladder, and Factor. My name is Mike Hurley. I'm joined by Jason Snow. Hi, Jason Snow.

Hi, Mike Hurley. Where, where am I? You're at home. We're going to talk about that later on.

Jason's had a busy morning, but that's going to come up and follow up. Because right now,

yes, I have a central talk question for you. Comes from Kevin who wants to know. Jason,

if you're working on a document of some kind that features formatting, do you apply the formatting

as you go along like bold text, online text, etc. Or do you do everything afterwards?

This is a weird apologies to Kevin, but I react to the idea that you write everything first and

apply formatting later as almost like coming from an alien. Yeah. Yeah. I can see how maybe

if you're writing, first off, I mean, most of the formatting I do is just the occasional

link or a bold or italic. And I just do that as I write headers. I do those as I write because

I'm writing and mark down. I can see how you might from time to time end up having to go back

through a document and put some structure to it and that that might be a reason to format it

after the fact. But for the most part, to answer the question directly, for the most part, no,

I am doing the formatting as part of my creation of documents and that it all just kind of comes out

as whatever format it needs to be in. I knew the answer to this as I started

writing and entering this information and I bolded Kevin's name in the Google doc before I wrote

you know, I pressed, you know, come on, be and then wrote Kevin and then pasted the document

like his question into our Google doc. I was like, yeah, I know how I am. I this was one of those

questions to me too, where I was like, I didn't think there was another way people did this. Like,

I may go back once the document's done and add some stuff, but as I'm going through, if there's

formatting, I know I need, I'm going to add it. This makes me feel like Kevin is one of the former

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