Oh crap, I duplicated it. That's the opposite of what I want to do.

Oh boy. That's great.

Meanwhile, I notice that my Go Panthers fun screen name has been shortened to simply Go

Panth. Go Pat. Go Pat. Like a dog. Yeah. Like me right now, I'm so fucking sweaty.

Have you tried like getting really loud air conditioning and like moving it directly

adjacent to the microphone? Shut up. I have central air now.

Very nice. Congratulations. Get slightly successful and you managed to get like central air.

I also have central air at the moment on account of I only have one air conditioner in a house

running and it's big enough that it, you know, cools the whole place. You're welcome.

Thank you, Liam. Okay. What are we here for? What are we here for? We're here to do a podcast.

So let's do that. Okay. Fine. I see here some interesting lime green fire trucks.

Oh, yes. We have to do the introductions though. Hello and welcome to Well, there's your problem.

A podcast about engineering disasters with slides. I'm Justin Rosnick and I am a person

who is talking right now. My pronouns are he and him. Okay. I'm Alex Kodowkelli. I'm the first

and who is speaking now and my pronouns are she and her. Yeah. It took a bite right now.

Hold on. I'll do bits to like cover for you. Actually, I'm good. I'm Liam Anderson.

My pronouns are he and now back to mute for five minutes so I can finish my dinner. Okay.

What are you eating, Liam? Nachos. Nice. Delicious. Thanks, Corinne. It's like normally a podcast

friendly food though. No. No, it isn't. It's probably pretty friendly for listening to podcasts.

Yeah. If you listen to our home, have some nachos. Go ahead and eat some nachos. But don't record

your own podcast while trying to eat nachos. Otherwise, you will have to like do the mute button

dance that Liam is currently managing. Yes. So what do you see on the screen in front of you?

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