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Maddie and Yusuf here.

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employers. Now, let's dive into the case. Enjoy the show. All right, hello, hello, everyone. Welcome

back to another schema episode. This is Maddie here and I am joined with just three

incredible people, Noah, Yusuf and Mark as always. We're recording towards the end of my day and this

is just so excited to see you guys and record all together. And I know Yusuf has a really great case for us.

Yusuf and Mark, you got to see each other in person. Want to share some updates on what you

guys did, but it was like meeting in person? Yeah, I'm so happy to see Mark. Mark visited Alana.

We drove around the city. We had ice cream and we had

delicious Mediterranean food, I think 10 over 10. And we only discussed medicine like 85% of the time.

I think one of the most important things about meeting Yusuf was to ensure that his background,

if you guys are familiar with Yusuf's famous BMR background, it's beautiful view of Atlanta. I just need to make sure that was actually real because it could have been AI generated, especially in today's times. But yes, it was real. We took a picture there. And yes, Yusuf shares a love for ice cream just like I do. So that was awesome. Aww. Okay, so I have to ask, you know, whenever you meet someone,

it's like, oh, like their face looks different or they're taller or shorter than you think.

Was the other person, like, taller than you thought, shorter than you thought?

This is the second time me seeing Mark, but he's definitely smarter than I thought.

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