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Good morning, Procaptown. Welcome back. Glad you're here. It's Tuesday, which means it's time for one of Seneca's letters. Before we get started, though, I wanted to thank you, a lot of you, for deciding to sign up for the $2.99-add-free version of this podcast. I think we increased our numbers by like 50% in just a few days. And we all really appreciate it, and we couldn't be more encouraged

by it. It's really amazing. That said, I will get right to the content of today's episode because I

know the free listeners have just had three minutes worth of ads, and they want to get to the content,

not a bunch of thank yous from Tantan. Instead, they probably want to hear from Seneca. So let's jump

into Seneca's 10th letter.

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