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Hey everybody, you're listening to the 240th episode of the Bruloscopy podcast. I'm your host

Marshall shot. And as long time listeners are very well aware, we dedicate every 10th episode of

this show to answering listener submitted questions, which is exactly what I'll be doing today

with contributor Kate Job. I love doing the Brunei episodes. I can't believe this is actually our 23rd

Brunei episode and the 240th episode of the podcast me. Holy moly. Yeah, it's crazy. I you know

what I hate is that this is our 23rd Brunei, but our 240th episode. I feel like the episode is

zero, right? I know. Well, we didn't really get the idea to do the Brunei thing until I believe it

was the 20th episode, not the 10th. And that's why I wore one behind. But I was thinking, you know,

we get so many of these questions submitted. Maybe at some point, we'll just toss an extra Brunei

in there as like the 5th episode or something at some point. Just just to, you know, up ease my

anxieties about those two things not lining up. You mean your OCD? Exactly. Exactly. Well, I say it

every Brunei episode, but I really do enjoy taking the time to respond to the questions. Our listeners

ask, you know, Brulosphi isn't really known for being an outfit that provides brewers with concrete,

hard answers. Rather, we question everything, even the stuff we've come to adopt in our own breweries,

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