Hello, it's Justin in post-production. We had a number of audio issues in this episode,

including losing a good chunk of it towards the beginning. The worst of it should be all for

about two minutes in, but you may hear like a big jump in audio quality at some point. I apologize

for this, but I didn't want to re-record the whole thing. All right, on to the episode.

Well, I think we have a podcast going now. I believe. When did this happen?

About two years ago. Oh, yeah, okay. Yeah, this is been kind of blur from me. Yeah, well,

I think they've been a blur for everyone. You know, there was this whole like, there's been a bug

going around, I heard, and it really screwed stuff up. Just in the midst that we went in one

side of that, and we came up with the other with a podcast. Yes. Hello, and welcome to,

well, there's your problem. It's a podcast about engineering disasters. It has slides.

I'm Justin Raznick. I'm the person who's talking right now. My pronouns are he and him. Okay, go.

I'm at what school do I count? I'm the person who's talking now. My pronouns are she and her.

I nailed it this time. Fuck you. Yeah, Liam.

Yeah, Liam. Yeah, Liam.

With a Liam. No, we've lost him. He's just dropped off the Zencaster completely.

We've lost. We've lost Liam. We're a man down already.

Yeah, I was about to say this new Zencaster is definitely not going well for anyone. Yeah,

I mean, Liam offline. Let me, maybe his house was struck by a meteor. I don't know. Maybe,

that's a possibility. I mean, he did mention that I'm going to fucking kill myself. Okay, he's back.

You dropped off just in time for me to say, yeah, Liam, and then we can cut back to you coming into

threatened suicide. Hi, I'm Liam Anderson. I'm very unhappy by pronouns are he and him.

It's not fucking telling me I pronounce him shit wrong. I don't fucking care. I don't like you.

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