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I mean, I do feel like we have to put you up on the board.

Absolutely.

Let me give you some context.

Yeah.

Why, maybe you can put this on the board too.

I have a history of inverting

not only words but like syllables and sounds it's like a speech thing or sometimes like a great

example is there was a time in which i was referring to the duch and the duch and the duchess of windsor

instead of the duke and the duchess of windsor i just like it comes out i don't even know our one time i said i wasn't pre-fruiting

my work instead of proofreading yeah so it's like they get in my mind and i just switch them and

like dildo and margill was so close that just like the dill came out instead of the mar

did you have you ever been tested in that regard for, you do this a lot.

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