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Hey guys, welcome back to the I love you so much podcast with me,

Kinsley Elizabeth and my producer, Taylor.

Two times in a row.

I'm on, this is a new hot streak right now.

Actually, you're killing it. No well Taylor you're actually you are in 90% of my

recordings it was just for like a month straight I would come in for 30 minute periods for

intros and ads and then you weren't there for those.

And a lot of the, when I miss one of the interviews when you have guests, it's disappointing

too because I do like to sit down on it and kind of see the way that you interact with everybody and then because it

always it's one thing to be able to listen to a recording but then to see it in

person is always something that I think that's something lost in the audio medium.

Yeah that's very true. This is very true. I feel like things even okay the thing with

podcast is I think about when you watch videos and you can tell when things are awkward. And with podcast, do you think, okay,

this is actually a question for everyone,

the audience and Taylor.

Do you think it's more obvious on video

or an audio recording when something is awkward?

I would say it's almost, it's more awkward in audio because, for instance, in video, they would just

edit it out because if there's any sort of like visual cue that

it's the person's awkward or kind of responding in a weird way it's easy to just say

hey we're not even going to use that whole section but with the audio like

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