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Well, ladies and gentlemen, can I please have your attention?

This is John Goldberg, host of the Running Podcast, brought to you by The Dispatch and Dispatch

Media. That's thunder in the background if you hadn't guessed. I tried to record a podcast

earlier and my computer crashed. Anyway, so I'm going to try and keep this short and sweet

in part because I also have no idea what to talk about. So why don't I just sort of start

with what I wrote about in the G file on Wednesday and I still have to, it's one o'clock

and I still have to write today's G file and I haven't even started. So I'm behind the

eight ball.

So I saw this. I like the economist. I think it's a good magazine. I disagree with its

coverage on some things. I think I listen to a lot of economists podcasts. I think the

intelligence is really good. I think drum tower is really useful. Drum tower is all about

what's going on in China. I'm not the biggest fan of the checks and balances or checks and

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