The Crucial Element You're Not Practicing

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Peter Martin

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🗓️ 31 December 2019

⏱️ 21 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey, Adam.
0:00.9	Yeah.
0:01.4	Drop down and gave me 20 before the decade's over.
0:19.2	I'm Adam Mace.
0:20.1	And I'm Peter Martin.
0:21.3	And you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast. Daily Jazz advice coming at you. Coming at you today. It's New Year's Eve, Peter. It's the last day of 2019. How's your year been, man? Well, how's your decade been, big guy? Dude, decades been, baller, I got to say. Now, do you subscribe? We had a big debate about this the other day in my household about is the decade ending
0:40.9	today or is it ending a year from today?
0:44.7	I think the nerd side of me will say it's ending a year from today, but the completely
0:50.9	non-nerd practical person who's about to switch from a one nine to a two-oh
0:56.2	is set because it's the the 2019 oh I thought she meant 1900s I was like dude you're 20 years
1:02.3	late on that one 2019 to 2020 I think this is this is that we're in the 20s these are the roaring 20s
1:07.9	it's the new it's the jazz age again it's a new To me, I know technically it doesn't start until 2021, I think. Is that right, Andrew? Is that, or was that just the millennium?
1:19.0	The millennium and centuries Decades don't
1:07.9	So we're arguing about nothing here
1:10.1	Whoever was in your household was wrong
1:11.6	Well you have a little
1:13.4	Ask Google thing
1:14.3	That's spying on you in your house right?
1:15.5	Of course
1:17.2	Yeah we asked that
1:17.5	And it said
1:18.7	17 thing here. Whoever was in your household was wrong. Well, you have a little ask Google thing that's
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