Good afternoon, America.

Welcome to the Dean's List.

It's a pleasure to have you on board today.

I am honored.

Honored that you are here, honored you are listening, honored that you are a part of the Outlawed family, and that you made it to the Dean's list.

Welcome aboard. Nice to have you. There's a question that I'd like to pose today.

I'm interested in what you guys think. Yes, you in the room. I'd like to know what you think about

this too. The, have we lost, I guess let me,

let me put it to you this way. Do you think we've lost the art of memorization? And how

important is it to memorize things? I mean, should we? Is this something we should be,

we should be focused on?

There's this ever-growing, this ever-growing argument, I guess, this growing idea, this growing

theory that we don't really need to memorize things because, you know, we've got access.

The world is, we've got the internet.

The world is at our fingertips.

Why, for the love of Pete, would we memorize the parotic table when we can just Google it?

Or why for the love of, why is it always the love of Pete?

I don't know.

I wish I did.

I don't.

I don't know why it's for the love of Pete?

But why for the love of Pete?

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