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Thank you. not necessarily reflect the views of our employers. Enjoy the show. Welcome back, team.

I am so excited to meet with you all again.

Last time, it was spooky slash slimy season, and now we are entering sweater weather, at least for us East Coast people,

whereas I guess the San Francisco crowd gets sweater weather year round.

It is indeed sweater weather year round here. You just say it in the voice of the S&L characters

where you go Svettaweather. We have sweater weather all-round here, which I am personally a big, big fan of.

I'm just very proud we all made it out alive from that spooky episode, made it through Halloween.

Look at us.

Ed, I got a bit of flag for not being into Halloween.

Are many different people. So I'm glad people

are listening. So please keep sharing your opinions. Well, well, Charmine, how does it feel

to get picked on a little bit after a schema episode? Welcome to the club. Oh, it's all good,

though. All good, though.

All right, team. Well, moving from the spooky season into the season of holiday cheer,

there are a few things that are more cheer-inducing for the CP Solvers community than a new schema.

So we can jump into our new schema episode today. For those of you who are listening and at a place where it is safe to look at a screen or a computer, we encourage you to pull up

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