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What's happening weirdo is a wonderful episode with my friend Mark Norman.

I really opened up and got into it and we had a good talk and it actually kept going even past this.

I've seen it a couple times and we continue to talk about the conversation we had in this podcast.

So I hope you enjoy it kind of talking about how we both kind of were talking about how it's like controlling to try and make everybody like you.

Which is obviously something that I relate to and we kind of uncover that together but not exactly in those words.

So anyway, you'll enjoy it. You will enjoy it. I swear to God, please enjoy it.

And also the Pete Homes show, which I'm actually working on right now, which is awesome.

It's going very, very well is back after Conan four nights a week starting February 24th at midnight on TBS.

Pete Homes.com, for all the info about that. We'll also be coming to South by Southwest and a couple.

I guess that's the only public thing that we're going to be traveling for.

So if you're going to be at South by, come to the panel, come to the live podcast that we'll be having at South by and call it South by.

Like all the cool kids. And okay, yeah, sure, sure, sure. Here is the sponsor for this week's episode.

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I'm active in the mailing community. That's something I'm going to say. Also, I always have to mail stuff from to my parents to prove that I still love them.

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