Hey guys so you know that whenever I record a podcast I turn the air conditioning off in

my apartment because otherwise it just makes too much noise in the recording.

And this is one of the few days so far this year,

where it's been so hot outside,

that I'm here recording a podcast

and realizing my apartment is slowly getting warmer and I'm sort of on a timer

in that I have to finish recording the podcast before I am just too damn hot to

continue. So yes that might be too much information.

All right. This is episode 73 in the Bit Prep VOP podcast, I'm Sam, and let's just review our previous words.

So last time we had Boer, that is an unrefined person, a person with bad manners, a person who maybe is a bit of an

oath or a lout or a ruffian. Paragon, that is a person or a thing which is regarded as the perfect example of some quality so someone could be the

paragon of punctuality they're always on time or someone could be the paragon of laziness, that's just the laziest person you know.

Lionize. To lionize someone is to treat them like a celebrity, to treat them like a celebrity to give them public attention or public approval to someone.

And obsequious, obsequious, that means obedient to someone to an extremely excessive or

exaggerated way to be extremely servile or ingratiating to someone, almost like really sucking up to them.

Like that obsequious student who's always sucking up to the teacher, bringing her an apple every day, being overly nice to them.

All right, let's go episode 73.

And my quote of the day is from the book Kafka on the shore which is a book by

whouki Murakami a Japanese writer and I'm not even going to say you should

read this book I'm not going to I'm not going to quote any book I don't agree you should read so it's an

amazing book. Here's the quote. And once the storm is over you won't remember how you

made it through, how you manage to survive.

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