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So, Will. It's been about a month. As always. Yeah. That's not our plan. We intend to do more.

Most of the delays this spring, I think I've been my fault. I've just had a lot of things going on,

hoping it's getting better. What are my excuses? Did I already use the one that we moved houses?

Did I use that yet? I think he used that one last week. Well, that turns out that's an ongoing

thing. You've got to like meet with all these people that are doing stuff. But then I also

went to Spain. I spent a week at the Michaelae Turufo Gerona Evidence Week. See, when you told me you're

going to Spain, I just assumed this as a vacation. I didn't know you had like a junket. Yeah,

I've never been to a, um, there's no Fed Courts thing in Spain or Conlaw thing in Spain.

Why is there evidence in Spain?

Well, there could be.

I don't totally know.

I'm not really an evidence scholar.

I have one, like my first paper has some evidence implications.

And I guess people in other countries had read it.

And I got invited and I got to speak in front of this huge auditorium in front of all these people and

eat some Spanish food. It was great. But it meant I mean, I was not podcasting during that period of time.

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