Welcome back, clinical problem solvers.

It's Robbie.

No, it's actually Reza, but I have Robbie with me.

We have a special announcement for you, and the mathematician is going to break it down for you mathematically.

Yes.

I think the reason you were confused, my friend, is because we're going to talk about the RLR series. Yes. Yes. I think the reason you were confused, my friend, is because we're going to talk about the R-L-R-R series. Yes. That is a palindrome that stands for both. Reza loves Robbie and Robbie loves Reza naturally engendering. Wait, question for you. Did you come up with palindrome on the spot? Oh, no. This is a script that I'm reading.

Oh, it's a script.

I was not the same.

You are something else.

I did come up with it on the spot for the script, which is now like a week.

This is the perfect intro to the RLR series where we just hang out, we meaning Ranza and I,

and we just have the same conversations that we always have, except there's one difference.

We press the record button.

They're 100% unscripted, spontaneous, except this kind of mini-reading that I'm doing off this script.

And really, I meant to reflect the authentic conversations

that we're always having about a diagnosis. And they center around a case where one of us

presents a case to the other. And we just talk it out and aim for about 30 minutes or so and

just have fun. If you've been following, if you've been able to keep up with the volume of episodes

we've been releasing, you'll see that we've released a few already.

And we will continue to try to release one of these episodes per month, which is our

typical frequency for our other episodes.

But the announcement is that we're going to have several more episodes,

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