The Tom Woods Show, episode 1237.

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

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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It is 9-11 as I record this.

2018.

I'm in New York right now, as a matter of fact, as I mentioned the other day.

So you're going to be hearing some construction noise in the background.

Possibly, you may hear it.

I certainly hear it on the fifth floor.

I hate being on the fifth floor. I'd like to be on the 50-fifth floor, but such as the luck of the draw. I'm on the fifth floor in this hotel. I'm going to be seeing Ian Anderson tonight. He was the guest on episode number three of the Tom Wood Show with Jethro Tal, his band, which he's now just going under his own name these days.

He sold over 60 million albums worldwide.

And to my business email list, I have two email lists, and to my business list the other day,

I sent out an email about what a good businessman he is and how frugal he is.

He makes sure the young band members and staff members understand that they go to the mini bar. They're paying for that themselves. He says they understand

very quickly this is a job, not a party. But he talks about working with Excel spreadsheets and

not staying in the fanciest hotels. He's a rich guy who lives in a 400-acre mansion.

Don't get me wrong. But when it comes to avoidable expenses, he is an insane control freak about it.

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