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Hello and welcome to another episode of the Odd Lots Podcast. I'm Joe Weisenthall.

And I'm Tracy Allaway.

Tracy, remember when we were going to do that series all about accounting?

Yes, I still hold hopes that we will one day do that.

Why?

No, no, I mean I do, I think it's a really interesting topic and I do think that at some point we should do a series but I don't know when it's going to happen.

Okay, that's fair. Are we doing accounting today?

Yes, we are. So today we are doing an accounting episode. It's not part of a series, but it should be, it would have been a really good part of a series.

It should be a really good one, because obviously one of the most interesting aspects of

accounting is forensic accounting spotting fraud, deceit how you could look at a

balance sheet and an income statement a cash flow statement

and find things that are unusual. In fact I think we one of our accounting

episodes or maybe the one we did was with a professor who specialized in spotting that stuff.

Yeah I remember that one and Joe you must know this I love forensic accounting so much that it's been in my

Twitter bio I think for as long as I have had that

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