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Hey everybody, it's Nick Leighton and it's Leah Bonema and we had so many great questions

from you all in the wilderness.

Aoo!

That we've a bonus episode so here we go our first question is quote. I'm returning home from a trip that has been perfectly bookended by the same ethical quandary in the airport security line on the way out a young man who was college age was dressed in a blazer but the vents still had their temporary stitch in.

I thought about telling him but didn't want to embarrass him, but I only ever learned about it because

years ago someone had pointed out those stitches in my blazer. I chose to say silent and worry that

I should have said something. In the middle of my trip I was

chatting with a work friend and colleague and noticed he had a hole where his pocket

met the seam. I again struggled with weather to say something but given that we're at a

professional conference, I thought

I ought to alert him, so I made a light clip that the conference had gone on so long that his pants had

become tired and gestured to the whole. I'd hope that the joke would minimize any embarrassment,

but he had already been made aware and joked back about it. But I still worry that I came across as rude.

And now, on my way to the airport, a man, maybe five years younger than me, so mid to late 20s,

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