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0:09.0	Hey, everyone.
0:09.9	Welcome to Foundations.
0:10.8	I'm your host, Tony Peterson.
0:12.0	And today's episode is all about taking the right approach to researching your new puppy.
0:23.8	It's a pretty good idea to not be overly impulsive in life, at least when it comes to
0:28.0	the big decisions. You know, you wouldn't want to marry someone you met a week ago
0:31.4	any more than you'd want to buy a house like just on a whim, you know, that kind of thing.
0:36.2	This also goes for getting a new furry best friend
0:38.7	who is very likely to be with you for at least the next decade.
0:42.8	Yet a lot of folks will, you know, not put very much thought into their next puppy,
0:47.6	you know, about as much as they'd put into what they're going to have for dinner tonight.
0:50.7	That's a mistake, and it's something I'm going to talk about right now.
1:04.4	In a past life, I managed a restaurant in southeastern Minnesota, where we had the typical ensemble of servers, cooks, dishwashers, et cetera. There are plenty of stereotypes to go around
1:10.7	when it comes to the restaurant working
1:12.2	crowd, and many of them are warranted.
1:15.1	A lot of them center around folks who, let's just say, aren't the most reliable
1:19.4	workers you can find.
1:20.8	So when you did find someone who could show up on time and handle the job, you would
1:24.6	try to keep them around.
1:26.2	One of those folks that I had was a younger
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