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Hello and welcome to the Fighter Pilot podcast. I'm your host Vincent Iolo and this week we are

in between numbered episodes once again. So like last week, we have a guest co-host to join us

and this time instead of Ken Katz, it's Matt Arnie. How you doing there Flounder?

I'm great. How you doing there, Jello? Not too bad, all things considered. What's new in your world?

Well, first of all, I tell you for the people who aren't seeing you, you look quite distinguished

nowadays. I like what you get going on there. Well, yeah, I don't know if you've been keeping up

with the show if we've talked lately, but I'm in a little bit of a kerfluffle with the FAA,

so I figure if I'm not flying, I'm going to grow beard, but I don't know how people do it. It's

getting really itchy. Yeah, well, I went back and forth on that in my sabbatical, and so I've

settled on this kind of close-shaven one, because I just frankly don't want to shave anymore every day,

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