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Hi and welcome back to Monocycle. I'm not here alone today. I got Amelia to my right and

Haley to my left and we are going to tell you about the way that a story is born at man

repeller. So where should we start, guys? I think stories are born at manorpeller outside of Manorpeller. So I think, you know,

we're going about our daily lives. We're at dinner tables. We're walking down the street.

The number one thing that people ask me about this job is how do you think of ideas every day?

And I think it's just being hyper aware of your daily life and taking notes of everything that gives you two seconds of a pause. I think it starts

with those little interesting, hey, that was funny, where if you're not tasked with writing

constantly, you might just file away in the back of your brain.

I think that's where it starts.

It's so interesting because before I was at Manorpeller, I would think about a lot of

stuff and talk about it with my friends, and sometimes I would write about it.

Other times I wouldn't.

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