Hello and welcome back to the U of podcast. I'm Drew Danna Abraham and I am Jared

Freed. It is so good to be back here. I'm pumped. Me too. You are? I am. Took you a minute.

I'm pumped. I'm pumped. Yes. I'm pumped. It's summer. It's summer. I want to say to the

listeners. I want to thank the listeners. I want to thank them. You're usually yelling

at them. No, no, no, no, let me let me toast. Preach them for two seconds. I want to say

thank you for listening. Thank you for telling a friend. We say it every week. Rate review,

subscribe, hashtag tag a bitch, hashtag tag a bitch. Make it your in-scrim story. We

always say this, but I want to thank people for doing it. Me too, because without them,

we're nothing. We're nothing. We're just two weirdos sitting in this room talking to

no one talking about about things that no one cares about. No one cares. And because

you care, we care. So we love that you're involved. I'm meeting you out at shows. You're

out. You're in these streets. Yes. And you guys might be surprised to know that I hand

pick every email that we actually read on here. And some tips as I'm going through. We

get literally thousands of emails. I think we've gotten over 10,000 emails. Okay. So what

would you say? What's a what what what type of email would get read? An email. Okay. Now

first I'm going to start with some basic logistical things. I like that we started with a

thank you now. Here's how you can improve. Yeah. Yeah. If you send an email, break it

up into paragraphs. Sure. That very different thoughts. I want to just keep it to one paragraph.

Right. I realize that not everyone is a is a professional writer, which is fine. But

just make sure your your email is coherent. It has separate paragraphs that break down

the thing. And that is a problem that other people can relate to. So it's specific. So

it's are good if they tell a story, but not the the issue can't be so specific to you

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