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This is a CBC podcast. Hello, everyone, uh, Jeremy here from Sick Boy Podcast, and a little, quick little announcement.

Uh, I have to, I have to apologize.

A little glitch on our end.

This past Monday, no, wait, this past Wednesday, hump day.

The day that I normally would post an episode of the other podcast that I host with my

wife, Bridie, we had posted an episode of Turn Me On,

but I accidentally posted it to Sick Boys feed.

And there was a good couple of thousand of you that automatically had it downloaded,

which, you know what, is a very nice thing to see because that means that you're subscribed

and that you've got your downloads turned on.

But you would have probably quickly realized that it was just Bridie and myself and a lot of talking about sex.

So you accidentally download an episode of Turn Me On podcast if you have that in your library of podcasts.

So I want to just a quick apology for any confusion.

But hey, here's a great time to shamelessly plug Turn Me On podcast that Bridie and I host.

We're currently on tour right now in, uh, Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and

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