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I'm Doug Gottlie.

This is All Ball.

Thanks so much for listening.

We will get back to Hoops, and I'll talk a little bit about the double transfer conundrum that a lot of these players and coaches are waiting to find out if their players are cleared, especially after the Tess Walker issue.

We'll get to that in upcoming episodes.

I thought you'd enjoy a continued conversation with Jacob Jaber, who of course is the co-founder of Philist Coffee and now investor and part of the board there.

In this episode, we'll get to the fact that they went from a mom and pop to two stores to 80 stores and growing.

How do you maintain the same level of quality really hard, right?

Because I think that's what happens when you're a coach, you know, is now all of a sudden you go from a lower level to a higher level.

You have to hire assistance around.

You have to hire people to help you with the program.

How do you maintain that same level of personal care when you know you're being pulled in 50 different

directions fascinating right here's my second part of my conversation with jacob jaber

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