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Oh! I'm . Well, well, well, happy Monday, my Liberty Kitties.

Yes, I do enjoy calling you Liberty Kitties.

And I suppose there's no sense in really beating around the bush here.

Because if you've clicked on this episode, you've seen the title of this episode. And unlike

last week's episode, this title of the episode is not a prank. I actually am leaving Lions of

Liberty. I am leaving the brand as a podcaster. I am leaving the business as well, and I'm going to get into some

details as to why that is. But first, I think I just have to maybe clean up a little mess,

so to speak, because this episode that I'm going to bring to today, which is only available

in audio for various reasons. I'm not doing a video version. I'm still very much, well, there's a lot going on.

Let's just put it that way, as many of you know.

And I've been very, very busy, but let's just put it that way.

But, yeah, so I'm basically, you probably hear a little bit of an echo.

At least I'm not on the floor like I was last time. But I'm in a, I'm very much not quite set up for podcasting yet fully. It's been

quite a hectic situation, just really furnishing a house from scratch while doing a lot of

other life things. All good things. So all is well. All is fine. All is wonderful. But, you know,

and I think that all ties in all the changes that have been going on in my life. Having spent

nine months with my

family in Mexico while we were waiting for my stepson's immigration to be done before we decided

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