Hey folks, welcome back. This is Andy with the Poor Proz Almanac. You can find us on Spotify, iTunes, and wherever you get your podcasts, and you can find us on Patreon if you'd like to help us cover the costs of hosting the podcast.

We don't explicitly offer any of our traditional content focused on the specific goals of this podcast to our patrons in terms of limited or early access or anything like that

right now, knowledge is for everyone, but we have started up a Patreon-only mini-series called

the Prologs, during which we will do some critiques on various peripheral subject matters

and talk about those things not only from an intersectional lens, but also within the context of this podcast, societal collapse, and reconstruction.

Thank you so much to our patrons, Sam G., M.J. Wallace, Jerbert 205, Lucas G., Little Fox, Inber Limerent, Eric G., Kenneth H., Elizabeth C., John R., Matt C., Nathan M., and Hadley P.

Special thanks to Sam G., one of our first patrons, and also the only patron

at the based Chad status. So, thank you, sir. You are a based Chad. You guys are absolutely

amazing, and there are no words to describe how much we appreciate what you do.

For the rest of you, here's a quick clip of what we're doing over in the Patreon-only section.

So there's this cognitive dissonance that happens in these conditions.

And that's frightening, but we also need to be aware of it and to put and to contextualize a lot of these conversations about like what a world looks like after collapse.

I mean, personally, you know, having studied history and looking at things like horrible things that happen like Deer Island and also being a comedian whose thoughts run slightly darker, I personally hope to not live through a collapse.

Like, I think that's my plan. Yeah. If you're interested and you're willing to donate $2,

it's up on our Patreon. Further, we're going to be putting out some stickers pretty soon.

We're just waiting for the first batch to come in, and that's going to be something available only to our patrons. So go check it out. Now, we don't

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and wholeheartedly appreciate, so go check us out on Patreon.

As of this episode, the running Google Doc that we have is over 300 pages.

If you want to put some context for the work that goes into these episodes.

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