Hello?

Hey, babe.

Hey.

How's the recording session going?

Oh, it's good. It's great. It's, uh, studio's beautiful. It sounds awesome.

Uh, it's a lot of work. It's, you know, but it's fun.

Oh, that's great. But actually, I'm calling you about

proxy. Okay. Okay, so you know that ad that you mastered? I forgot one line and I need you to do it

again. I'm sorry. I know you're so busy. Okay. People need to hear about weed in just the right way. So I'm really doing just a public service for, you know, the world, really.

Yeah, this is my first ad, and I am learning you have to say some things verbatim.

Does it say, like, optional? You can say, like, I love weed.

Well, they welcome improvising.

Well, wait, I think we have an experienced voiceover guy right here who loves weed.

Who's that?

Joe, you'd say, I love weed gummies.

I love weed gummies.

All right.

See, we could have just done that.

We're going to take no time at all.

Hey, everybody. It's YoA, your emotional investigative journalist. Welcome to Praxie.

On deck today, we have the case of the writer addicted to

telling stories about her life instead of just living it. That's after some ads. The other month I heard about this writer who'd written a book about cultishness.

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