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0:00.0	Happy Wednesday and welcome back to Age University podcast.
0:08.4	It is I at Anna Grace Newell, your professor lead dancing unicorn.
0:13.2	We are back.
0:14.7	And I have been wanting to tell this story for like four months now.
0:19.6	Ever since I watched this documentary, you guys know I love
0:22.1	to analyze a story to every single degree and then somehow make it into a spiritual lesson,
0:28.5	but it's my favorite. Austin's cousin came into town literally two weekends ago, and Austin and I
0:36.4	were fighting over who had to tell this story because
0:38.6	it's been our favorite story. Honestly, this is my Roman Empire. It might be more of Austin's Roman
0:44.3	Empire than mine, but I do think about it at least twice a day. Like it crosses my mind twice
0:50.0	a day. I'm like, how did this happen? And also, I have so many thoughts on it. And I'm just going to
0:55.6	dive right in. First of all, I'm going to tell you guys a story about a famous musician. They did do
1:00.6	a documentary on him. And if for some reason you feel compelled to watching the documentary first,
1:05.3	it's called Searching for Sugarman. If you've already seen it, great. We're going to talk about it. If, yeah, so if you
1:11.9	want to pause this and go watch it first, absolutely go for it. I will give you the summarized
1:15.5	version and it would still be great to watch it. I don't think I'm going to like ruin the story.
1:20.0	It's just still really interesting. Okay. Let me set the stage. It's 1970. There is a very popular record label Sussex that is bringing in
1:31.4	this artist to record two albums, I believe. And they were like, this guy is it. He is going to be
1:38.9	the next big thing. Like his lyrics had such dexterity. And he was just like mysterious and cool and they really like
1:46.9	he's like a lyrical genius like this guy has really got the it factor you know some people just
1:51.2	got it he had it okay so they record the an album it was the one or two albums irrelevant anyways
1:57.6	they record an album they're like it's going to pop this is going to be the next big Let's go. We're going to ride this guy all the way at the top. The album
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