Hey, Peter.

Hey, what's up?

You got any work?

I got gigs, yo.

I got gigs, yo.

I got gigs, yo.

Not interested.

I'm Adam Anus. And you're listening to the You'll Hear It podcast. Daily Jazz advice coming at you. I'm Peter Martin. I've been having trouble saying my name. Remember last month when you were having trouble with your name? Well, I have an excuse because of the double M run on. But why Peter Martin? I don't know. I'm Peter Martin. That was better. Well, you know, people think that we're rehearsing this.

We're not.

Oh, I think it's obvious.

We're not, buddy.

This is not scripted. I know that you're holding a piece of paper and you're about to say the words on it, but that's because there's a very specific thing. But the rest of this, you know, we're free-balling, as we like to say. Well, what I was about to say is today's episode sponsored by the Oxford American.

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But the quality level on this, let's be honest.

That's way more valuable.

It's a little better.

And this is award winning, like real awards from actual literary societies and stuff.

We call ourselves award-winning podcast.

We're going to let our listeners in a little secret. It's self-self-awarded. At this point, we're open, though. Is there like a podcast, like the potties or something? There is the one. No, that was the Saturday Life sketch, but, oh, man, we should definitely win some kind of potty for the best jazz. Yeah. Editing.

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