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It's right in the top, but I always put it in the top. You never put it in the right place.

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the correct fault, it should be in the episode planning folder. Well, no, because you look at it and then

you put it in there, that's all good with your desktop K Watson's Vive. I think this is very apt

because we're going to be talking about having systems in place. I have my own systems that

live in your square, wafting around in the ether of the podcast. I have my own systems,

let me tell you. I just don't work for you. I've got a very tidy little drop box folder and I

like things put in the correct folders. It's like you wouldn't put your pants in the sock drawer

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