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charge, while stocks last subject to availability. Get it, the bird show. So we've been talking

about sort of a dating concept, which is matching energy. We're kind of spontaneously

been talking about it over the last couple of weeks, where we have found it effective

when we're doing our texting tutor, when we help a bird show listener text somebody

else, mostly a guy texting a girl on a date or vice versa, that you want to match their

energy in their text exchange. I don't know why we never thought about this before,

but as I was his responses were coming in very just kind of me. And I'm like, we need

to match his energy. Like we just need, we don't need to come to like to under or to over.

We just need to match it. And I don't know why we've never done that before. It's a really

smart strategy in looking back at it because those first couple of months are dating

this even when people say I don't want to play games. Oh, I hate games. You got to play

a little bit of games, right? So one is wondering and the other one is wondering,

also am I showing too much? Am I not showing enough? So somebody's got to make that first

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