Good evening, everybody. I thought I would sit here on a Saturday evening and talk to the microphone.

And if you're wondering what microphone sounds so amazing and so boomy, this is the road N-T-USB that I'm using to talk into garage band.

Now, I was with a friend the other day, had a new business. Now, it's a business that's

like a chain of restaurants and they've got 26 locations, Philly, New York, Boston, Chicago,

and they're spreading and it's like fast casual. Think Chipotle, excuse me, Kitty, don't touch my

microphone, thank you. It's like Chipotle meets,

well, no, not Chipotle meets anything, it's stir fry. And I really don't want to give the name

right now, but I will in the future thing because I don't know what I can share and what I

shouldn't share. Hold on, I got to put the kitty on the floor. Let the kitty hit the floor.

The kitty has hit the floor. but i was meeting with them oh anyway

it's fast casual which means it's good it's stir fry it's awesome it's tasty i know not giving it

any justice by not telling you the name but i was meeting with one of their people because i have a

friend that works there and they were talking about how they want to do an internal podcast.

And I'm not going to say that blew my mind because I'm like,

why would you do a podcast just for people on the internal side?

I mean, maybe it's only a thousand people.

But she said something that kind of blew my mind at the time was,

well, nobody in corporate places open these general emails

that the bosses send, like a morning update type thing. They don't send that, so they don't open it.

And so because they don't open it, how do you get the message out? And that's where the internal

podcast started to come into play. And the idea makes a whole lot of sense.

Think about it.

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