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Hey there stackers, just a quick note before we hit play on today's episode. Today we're

celebrating a huge achievement. Our amazing writer, Paulette Perhatch, as you will hear,

is celebrating the anniversary today of her fund. And for this part of the show, we'll call it

the get lost fund. But that's not what it's called. It's called a different off fund.

And what's neat about this fund is not the fact that she wrote it on a smaller publication.

She wrote a piece on a smaller publication talking about needing to build and have this fund and

how great it is when you have this fund in your pocket. It got picked up by the New York Times.

And this word that we're going to have a lot today is appeared on the front page of then many

publications all over the place. I remember 2016 when this all exploded. It was really cool.

And I'm honored to work with Paulette for that reason among many others. However, if you have young

people around or people that won't like hearing that word, even though we're going to bleep it out

over and over and over, probably not the best episode for them to listen to. So I would just want

to warn you that today's episode is going to have a lot of bleeps. All right. That said,

I still love it. I've already listened to it. Karen, our showrunners listen to it. I think you're

going to love today's show. Let's get rolling. You pull out of this Monday noodle. You shot and

shipped the past back. You snored, hunger. Lay Mondays back myself. Not a finger.

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