The Tom Woods Show, episode 1216.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

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wrong.com. Hi, everybody, Tom Woods here. Well, I've got a neat little talk for you today. Oh, my goodness,

this one's about six years old. You can see how long it took me to

start my podcast. Early on in this one, I say, yeah, you know, I think I'll probably have my own show.

Yeah, it didn't happen for like a year and a half. So when on my entrepreneurship email list,

if you're on that one, when I tell you once in a while that some of my best advice is just go ahead and do whatever the thing is that you're planning on doing.

Instead of waiting until every duck is in a row, so to speak, just understand that's coming from hard experience.

I mean, I had the idea for this show so long before it actually occurred, before I actually launched it.

It's embarrassing to look back at this talk from something like April 2012.

The episodes didn't start getting cranked out until September 2013.

And I'm sounding like I'm on the verge of doing it.

Oh, my goodness.

So that's just, that's not good.

The second thing is, and I make another mistake early on, I say that the song Siberian Khatru from Yes came out in 1971.

Of course, that's not true.

That's when they released the Fragile album.

Siberian Katrue is on close to the edge from 1972.

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