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Hey, and welcome to the podcast. I'm Josh, and there's Chuck, and I'm not going to scream to start this off because I care about all of you listening.

Yeah.

That was interesting.

Yeah, we're talking about Julia helped us out with this one and I commissioned this one and I don't remember what instigated it.

It definitely wasn't from hearing somebody scream. I may have

seen an article or something that piqued my interest and I was like, wait a minute, what like

screaming is interesting that people scream. And for all different kinds of reasons, people scream.

And that's why that's why I picked it. Here we are. Yeah, I was very

surprised and impressed that it's one of those ones where you just, you think you know about it

because you never really thought about it. And when you dive into it, there's a lot more to it than

you ever realized, although all of it makes sense anecdotally. You're like, oh, yeah, oh, yeah, I've done that.

I've screamed like that.

I've screamed and screamed and screamed again.

Yeah, I like ones like this.

I guess human, human nature explained.

And there's a comma in there somewhere.

Somewhere in there.

Definitely not a colon.

We should get some nuts and bolts out of the way as far as like everyone knows what a scream is.

It's obviously a very loud, high-pitched, harsh thing on the ears.

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