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Even though I've threatened you with DJ Voices. And apparently, some of you are crazy

and you like those and you let us know

in your reviews that you do like the DJ Voices anyways.

So maybe my threat backfired.

Maybe my threat was an empty promise or empty threat.

I don't know anymore. I'm confused.

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Okay, so as we like to do, we like to say thank you to everyone who left us a review. So I'm going to try these and I hope it goes well.

Oh, maybe I'm not trying. I'm stealing the second one. Okay, okay, so let's see from iTunes we have Badgerie Ravi and I'll let you take audible.

Okay, audible we have dysrhythmic, and we have Brent and Dysrhythmic,

Rose, one of the ones who wrote in was like, oh yeah, this is all about the DJ voices, right?

Like, so, so they're here to stay man that's two episodes

at a row we've gotten reviews that say more more also I still love your name

just with me just let me know.

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