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My name's Craig.

My name's Andrew.

And Andrew, I'm so glad you came in today. I have a few bits of material. I'd love you to read. I'm auditioning you for the role of podcaster. Yeah, I was going to ask, do you, like, I have some stuff prepared that I just kind of do on my normal editions. I didn't know if, like, you wanted me to bring in something that I had had or you wanted me to read what you had. Well, the thing is that like podcasters, we don't just kind of make stuff up. We don't really like plan too much. So I didn't want, I appreciate you planning. This is kind of a loose environment. Can you just give me your best, what is the best piece of advice you've ever received? That's a common phrase that all podcasters say, according to the internet.

You want me to say those words. What is the best piece of advice you've ever received? That's a common phrase that all podcasters say, according to the internet.

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