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quick start guide if you're brand new to oil and gas investing. Hello, best ever listeners. Welcome

to Beyond Multifamily. We've got a pretty cool episode for you today. Spencer Carpenter,

who does a lot of the behind the scenes for the podcast at best ever, him and I got together,

and we talked about mistakes that people make, how to get better if you're going to be interviewed

for a podcast, and just all the benefits of being

on a podcast. This was a really unique episode. And we also give you some information where if you

have feedback for us, we want to hear it. So we'll give you our contact info at the end of this.

We want to hear from you. How do we get better? And this episode

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