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apply. So obviously, as you heard, we're sponsored by The UX Design Institute

My question is this Has anybody listening signed up for it yet? Yeah if you have let us know Because you'd love to hear your experiences on it Yeah What you've learned and how easy it is And what's the actual story With it from a user's point of view Or from a student's point of view Or whatever you want to call yourself You call yourself You do you, babe And let us know because we'd love to hear your experiences of the

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and how our sponsors want to call yourself. You call yourself, but you want to call yourself. You do you, babe. And let us know because we'd love to hear your experiences of the

of the UX Design Institute and how our sponsors are treating you, which I'm sure is very well. So we have a podcast recommendation for this week. Yeah, Pints of Malt. It's one here on the Headstuff Network as well. It's four Nigerian Irish lads. Right. And they have... Are the Irish now, do you're doing Irish?

I think it's the same.

For Irish, lads.

I think it's the same.

Four Irish lads.

And it's given their take on what it's the same. Four Irish, lads.

I think it's the same.

Four Irish lads. And it's given their take on what it's like to be, to grow up here. And what life in Ireland looks like through a different lens. Because I suppose we all think we know what Ireland is exactly. Like we know through our own experiences grown up being Irish and then being no way different from each other, I suppose. So it's lads, four lads and their experience growing up Nigeria and Irish,

and their experience of living here in Ireland.

I guess seeing pop culture and everything in a different way we do.

What's the cause?

Everybody knows.

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