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Hey, everyone, Steve Hayes with some big news from the dispatch.

I want to tell you about dispatch hoontoes.

Dispatch what?

Hoonto, though some people pronounce it, Junto, is the name Ben Franklin gave to the small gatherings he organized in Philadelphia taverns, starting in the 1720s.

Franklin's Huntoes, Spanish for assembly or council, consisted of 12 members, each of whom was required to pledge that he, quote, loved truth for the truth's sake, unquote, and that he was dedicated to personal growth

for himself and improving his community. These discussions at those junto meetings would

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