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All right, welcome, welcome, everyone.

Welcome back to another schema episode.

I'm just so happy to be here because I love hanging out with my

three friends here, Yusuf, Andrew, and Noah. And of course, this is Maddie here. We have a really

great case that I'm excited to share with you. It's actually a case that I saw very early on in my

intern year that I learned a lot from. So I can't wait to share it with you.

Before we do, maybe we can hear a little update.

You know, Noah, I know you recently came off a vacation, want to share some highlights from that before we jump in?

Sure, Maddie.

So that was definitely the best vacation of my life.

I had the chance to go to San Francisco.

I stayed with Robbie for a couple of days, and I actually met Robbie and met Maddie in person

too, which was so great.

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