from PRX.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls and friends beyond the binary.

It's time for the podcaster who's sitting here.

I think I have an ankle sax on, but they're below my ankle, but they're not no show socks.

But you know what I say?

When I show up, I try to show up in socks because I don't know why they feel comfortable.

This is enough to do.

Anyway, some of the podcasts that hopefully is like a bedtime, this is the puts the sock in bedtime.

Like the sleep sock, I guess, kind of like a nightcap is time for sleep with me.

Podcasts, it puts you to sleep.

Hey, everybody, scoots here.

You know, sleep, the whole purpose of sleep with me is not just to put you to sleep,

but to let you know that you're not alone in the deep dark night to keep you company in the deep dark night.

And I have to ask you, do you feel less alone in the deep dark night because of the show?

And if you say yes, can you do me a favor and either support the show right now or set a reminder in your phone?

Can you take a minute or two?

And if you're in this position where you can afford to support the show at five, ten or twenty dollars a month,

or support it annually and save a little bit money on your subscription, please don't wait.

Set a reminder right now and just ask yourself, does the podcast put me to sleep on a regular basis?

Or does it make me feel less alone in the deep dark night?

Is the show there for me?

Because if you're in a position to support the show, if only if you can afford to and that resonates with you,

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