Hey, Peter.

Hey.

Hey, if we do a Q&A and nobody has a Q, is it just an A?

Hold on, let me listen.

I'm trying to see if the tree's falling in the woods.

Timbers!

Boom!

Will you hear it?

Ha, ha, ha. I'm Adam Manis.

I'm Peter Martin.

And you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast.

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