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You are listening to another episode of the Shop.

Doct Show, 701, baby.

We are like in, we're going past.

We're, this is the highest number of episode ever of the Shop.

That's what, like, that there's ever ever been you're listening to it right now

that's actually unbelievable yeah isn't that like it just it keeps we keep adding episodes like this is

it's the best or the the most newest episode we've ever made and that's isn't that great yeah you're

listening hey chris i have yeah incredible hit me you die, what do you want to happen to all your digital stuff?

Oh, yeah, great question. What's your digital life when you die? I have thought about it before,

because I like, I like thinking of this way that my brain works is some of the extremes.

So one of the extremes is like, I'm dead, Dave. I absolutely don't

care. It doesn't matter. Oh, interesting. Worm food. So like, good luck, everybody. You know,

whatever. I'm out. I don't care. I am dead. I am into dirt. I don't, I'm just molecules in space

now. I don't need. I'm full nihilist. I don't care. I don't, I'm just molecules in space now. I don't need it. I'm full nihilist. I don't care. Oh, can you not figure out my Gmail password? Who cares? Bye-bye. Good luck. Delete it, yeah. I literally don't care. Have their lawyers find you. Yeah. Partiumi feels that way. Like, I've behaved like that. Like, I remember I had a, like, this is a moment in art class. There's, I think, I wish I could speak a little bit more intelligently to it, but there is some art people that feel like they are non-archival, I think is kind of the term for it, which means that, like, they're done with their gallery exhibit and people experience their art and the way they just they take it down

is they just take it out to the dumpster out back at the gallery and put it all in there because

it's like whatever I'm done with that that was its phase or there's some people that are like I must

put this in a temperature controlled storage unit forever because it's a piece of history that

I'm a part of or whatever. And I think most people are more like that or they're at least like

let me just chuck it in the attic or the garage or something because like why would I throw it

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