Hey, Peter, I just...

Oh, boy.

Oh, oh, oh, ouch, everything's falling.

This is not going well.

There's knives flying through the air.

Shut it down!

Yeah. I'm Adam Maness. And I'm Peter Martin. And you're listening to the You'll Hear podcast. Jazz. Explain. Bam! He got it. First take. Love it. Oh, that's great, man. Yeah, I'll take it. I'll take it. Jazz, explain. That's what we're here. Why you boxing me in, man? But no, I've been working on that. I love it. I love it. So what are we explaining today? We are explaining what to do when things go awry. You look very serious. We've been recording for a while. In the last episode, you were leaning back, you had your feet up on the table. I did have my feet up. And now you're hunched forward. I mean, you know, my blood was rushing down in an awkward way because I had to go above the keyboard here. But no, I'm kind of excited about this. I'm not excited, but I mean, I'm passionate. I'm passionate about. I'm not excited about things going wrong, but they do go wrong. Well, they're going to go wrong. they're going to go wrong. The nothing, I don't know if you noticed this, but life,

it's not like it's just like,

and we're tidy and everything will be fine from here on now. Now, it will be sometimes, which just heightens our, the predictability that it's not going to be later. And it kind of makes it more difficult to deal with as, you know, the more things go right. If you're like me and my family, Peter, my lineage,

if things start going right for too long, you get a little suspicious. Oh, no, that's, that's called human nature. The other, the other shoe is about to drop here on us. Well, I'll give a terrible analogy that's super dark and but the darker, the better. Well, it's like, you know, an airline that brags, they don't do this anymore, but if they brag about we haven't had an accident in oh no we don't even say an airline okay we'll talk about yeah you know a factory a factory where they're like x number of days without i was like don't break because it's gonna happen yeah yeah there will be an accident there will be you're better off right after the accident and then you're starting to build up again that's right yeah. Yeah. So mistakes are going to be made. Disasters will happen. Yeah. We were just, fingers will be

chopped off. Well, let's hope for not. But we were just talking about this because we've had a couple of recently as we were doing, we've been, I don't know if you know this, Peter. We've been making a lot of stuff lately. We haven't. And like, we haven't been releasing a lot of stuff yet in

2022, but get ready, folks, because we've been making so much cool stuff here in the first

quarter of the third quarter.

I think a lot of people are going to flip out.

And of course, tune in for the next four weeks where we're using recycled old.

You'll hear it episodes on another note.

Hey, listen, man, it takes time to make this stuff, But I'm so excited about this year and everything we're making. But in making, there's been actually three incidents, and we don't have to name them specifically, but three incidents in the last week where we had a plan. Yeah. And the plan just got completely demolished by some happening or the other things that happened things out

of our control things out of our control things that we couldn't account for and I'm super

proud of us and everybody at Open Studio as we've been managing these things because

pivoting as they say we pivoted kind of seamlessly yeah on all three of the things that went wrong

and you know one of them, someone changed a schedule last minute. One of them, one, someone forgot a schedule last minute. One of them, a piece of equipment didn't work right. Like, these are things that are just going to happen, right? People are going to miss dates. People are going to reschedule things when it's inconvenient for you. People are going to get confused on the times.

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