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Welcome to the bad broadcast. I was pondering a few days ago. I thought, what are we going to do this episode on?

I have a kind of a short list of topics I want to cover, people I want to have on. And then I thought,

you know, I'm going to ask the audience here. Also, I feel like I've said this before,

but like my Instagram is kind of like, it's kind of the sister to the podcast. Like that's where you can like submit, you know, your stories or, you know, DMs to me or answer questions or whatever. I often reference stuff that I post. I just, I want to put it out there if you're not following me on Instagram. Sometimes there's some continuity between the Instagram and the podcast. That's what happened this week. I thought, I'm just going to ask on Instagram. Sometimes there's some continuity between the Instagram and the podcast.

That's what happened this week. I thought, I'm just going to ask on Instagram, just like,

you know, oddly specific hills that people are willing to die on. And I didn't know that I had any

strong opinions left to give. Like, I thought that you guys had heard my strongest feelings

about basically every single topic. I mean, we're coming up on six years. There's not a lot of

thoughts that I have that I haven't shared with you guys. And I didn't know what a fire would be

ignited within me when I read all of these hills that you guys are willing to die on for better or for

worse. Some of them I so, so agree with. Some of them, I have, I mean, many notes that I need to give

you guys about why you are so wrong. And here's the thing. I feel like, well, let me, let me just say.

I was like going back and forth with some people in my DMs. And they were like, well, I'm just sharing my opinion. You asked me to share my opinion. You're totally right. I did ask for that. And you are allowed to share your opinion. However I always, whenever I do these episodes, like, and I'm sharing my feedback on your guys's

opinions, I always think about this. Oh, I got to find it. Hold on. It's this, it's this quote

by Fran Leibowitz, and I found it. I think it's right here. Let me see now. Oh yeah, here it is.

And I remember listening to it. All right, I heard it like right before I started the podcast.

And I kind of started to like get some feedback on Instagram reviews, whatever, people

pushing back on what I was saying. And this is the quote. I'll read it to you. Even though I know that people are very

frequently, very irritated is too mild of a word, maybe infuriated by me, it does somewhat surprise me

because so what? Who am I? Am I making decisions for you? I'm not in charge of anything. I understand

being angry at me when I say things like people should

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