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It's Schmanners! Oh, Hello internet. I'm your husband host to Travis Macquarie.

And I'm your wife host Teresa Macquroy.

And you're listening to Schmanners.

It's extraordinary etiquette for ordinary occasions.

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I'm very, very, very excited for this episode. Well, I guess I should say, I don't know if excited is the right word. This episode is very near and dear to my heart. This episode is very near and dear to my heart.

This is I take names and the calling of names very seriously for a couple reasons.

Well, one is which you love your name.

I love my name very, very much.

I love the cadence.

I love the the assonence

no what is it like I know it's not alliteration

is it I think it is assonance when the sound the vowel sounds are repeated

repeated right Travis Patrick McElroy yeah a full name it's just and it's a good there's

lots of like firm consonancy there so it's a very declarative name it's a name that you can say of someone's like, who are you?

I'm Travis Patrick McElroy and you say it with a, oh, I'm John Proctor.

And that's the other, so the other reason is I think that names are an extension of people's identity.

And I'm not trying to be too fufy about it to like there's in one of my favorite book series the Dresden files they talk about

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