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Today is Long Form Day, Cecil.

Yay!

Yeah, Long Form Day.

And we're going to talk about the cheery, cheery subject.

This is like our big emo day, actually. We're going hard, in the paint.

Tom and I, if you're not watching this, we put on black eyeliner before.

So this is an interesting article. This is from The Guardian. The title of the article is,

My life will be so short. So in the days I can, I really live. 30 dying people explain what really matters.

So it's exactly what it sounds like.

It's 30 little excerpts of people

and kind of what their, I don't know,

what their sort of thought process is

having been diagnosed with terminal illness and kind of how

it's affected their perspective on life. And so I've read this article by now if you're

listening to this. Patrons can hear me read the article.

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