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What I told people, I was making a podcast about Benghazi.

Nine times out of ten, they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes, or just asked, why?

Benghazi, the truth became a web of lies.

From prologue projects and Pushkin Industries, this is Fiasco, Benghazi.

What difference at this point does it make?

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A happy 65th wedding anniversary.

You don't hear that one very often.

65th wedding anniversary for Daryl Kunda's parents.

Daryl does not have a job title.

At some point, we have to find a job title for him.

Just because it takes up too much of the show for me to explain that he doesn't have a job title. Jim is our creative director. Ramon is the king of ding. Chad is the executive producer. We have to find some title for Darrell Kunda. And part of the reason we haven't is we weren't sure if he was going to stay right we didn't know because we're an odd

bunch and he's an odd bird you just never know how odd people will fit and then we didn't know

if he would take another job and then leave us in the lurch and then we don't want to give him a

title what did you say jim we don't want his title to make him you know think he has more authority than he, Jim? We don't want his title to make him, you know, think he has more authority than he does. But we also don't want his title to make him think that he

doesn't have to work very hard because he might be prone to that. So we have to, his title needs

to suggest you're kind of always on probationary period and you have to work harder. So we're,

we're looking for a title that it kind of

encompasses all of that and doesn't take up too many letters. If we still did business cards,

then you would imagine what it would look like on your business card, but we don't have business

cards. And why would we? It's always weird for me when I'm out at an event or something,

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