Okay, everybody. We've got a great show for you today. We're going to talk first about the

Constitution Dow. We watched the live auction last night. It was super exciting and I went live

and what you're going to see today is me going live thinking that the Dow had won. In other words,

the internet had won the Constitution and CoinDest had published an article that they had won and then

the official Constitution Dow Twitter announced that they had in fact lost. So you're going to see

me react live to those clips. But more importantly, I talk about all of the

interesting things that we've learned about Dow's and capital formation and how great this is

for the world. I'm all in on Dow's. I think they're brilliant. I want to do one. I don't know what

for, but I think this could change the world in a very positive way, especially with capital

formation. Then I'm going to get into our startup checklist. We got another 10 bullet points for you

this time around operations best practices for you to run your startup correctly. And then finally

it's Friday. So you're going to get another okay Boomer segment from Rachel reporting stick with us.

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Dow has raised over $46 million to buy one of the 13 copies of the Constitution that are still

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