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Jazz, comma, explained.

Period. Well, you know what? It turns out it is a comma. Jazz, comma, explained. Period.

Well, you know what?

It turns out it is a comma.

Did you know that?

Yeah, no, I just, by the way you always said it, sometimes you would say it like this, jazz.

Explain.

There's got to be a comma.

That might even be a semicolon. Well, you know why? Because

embarrassingly enough, even though I am one of the two executive producers of this program,

I thought it was jazz, period, explained, period. And I happen to...

Oh, that is embarrassing. Wow. Embarrassing that I would think it's that or that I didn't know what it actually is. I'm embarrassed for you. Well, okay. All right. Well, you're a co-executive producer, so there you go. Yeah, I thought it was. I'm embarrassed. Don't worry. I'm always embarrassed for me and my grammar. No, no, no, it's all good. But jazz, explain. Yeah, so I'm trying to get my thing. And as you know, I like to always relate this to how do we solo and stuff. Commas, periods, semicolons, ampers stands. What's an ampersstand? I have no idea. It's well, it's ampersand. Amper sand. I call it an ampers. I call it ampersand.

It's the shift number seven on your keyboard.

It's the and sign, but it's not actually and it's it's it is an ampersand and you know there are differences in how it's used within like publishing like it's like

Peter and the word and Adam it's different than Peter ampers, Adam. I'm not sure what. I'm kind of

losing my train of thought on this, actually, as I go for. Adam, this is gripping. This is

gripping content. If we were to look at the graph of our listeners right there, it's just

whoosh. It was just like, whoo, everybody fell off the cliff there of listenership.

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