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Okay, I have, oh god it's close, it's 259, this is Jeff and I have decided as an

experiment to be late to today's podcast on. Never late, it was a whole thing, we

talked about how I like to be 15 minutes early, but I decided to see how the

other half lives and so I'm gonna see if I can be, if I can stomach being one

minute late, it's driving me nuts already, all I have to do is just click one

button, just one button to come in, but I need, oh it's hard to do, it's hard to

do, they're getting mad, I can see they're talking, they're upset, oh they're all

in the, oh why is one minute so long, I wish I had a timer, it's really, it's

quite hard to allow yourself to be late when you could walk through the door, I

don't, if I join right now I'm still technically on time, I don't know how you

people do this, I don't know how you, peridially late people, god I used to

manage a call center before this career and you know, it was a blessing when an

employee would show up on time early was on her, of 99.9% of the time everybody was

10 minutes late, they seem so comfortable with it, I am, I'm nervously

rubbing my leg because I just want to join the stupid room, three oh one I'm

joining, I'm trying to like, so hey what's up I'm late, ask me why, okay why are

you late, I wanted to see how the other half lived, yeah I logged in at 259, I hit

record and I just talked, I talked through it while I tried desperately not to,

not to join, I don't know how, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, so

you're saying that you're late to this recording, yes, however Jeff in your way of

describing being late to this recording, you have just explained that in fact,

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