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Slack.com slash DHQ. What's up guys? What would I like to use the podcast? Jason's letting

me talk the majority of the time that we got. That's every week. Excuse me? I actually

did a graph with some MIT scientists and we looked at the podcast over the last two years

and it's... What is that MIT stand for? My, it's tight. Learning is tight. My...

tight learning here. Yeah. I roll out to music.

I'm David. That's Jason's subuse podcast. What's up guys? We're talking about a whole

bunch of things here. We're here with our respective assistants. What were you thinking

about? I was thinking the other day, I was thinking today I was like, you know, we were

here this morning with our assistants and I looked over it Natalie. Gorgeous, really

pretty smart. Yeah. And then I looked over it. My assistant, Dima, not so easy on the

eyes. I thought, well I fucked up here. But Dima is doing a hell of a job. He's no beauty

queen winner but he's doing a good job. Oh, that's sweet. Yeah. Earlier speaking of beauty

queens, earlier you were telling me that, well was this guy apparently had sex with 20,000

people? Oh yeah, well, well, we'll chamberlain the story. According to his book, he was a basketball

player in the 60s and 70s and probably one of the best of all time, seven feet tall. Yeah.

And he won a lot of championships for the Lakers too. He was a winner. 20,000 women. He

bedded. He said he had sex with 20,000 women. 20,000 women. Yeah. It's so funny talking to

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