Have you spent much time thinking about that song?

That song that every single person listening to this podcast knows every word of.

That song that no one has ever bought on a record album.

That song that we teach kids from a young age, that song that has such power, that song,

that is in fact a metaphor for cultural change and determining how people engage with one another.

Yeah, you know the song I'm talking about.

A B C D E F G. I'll let you fill in the rest.

Hey, it's Seth. And this is a Kimbo.

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I hope this doesn't sound too trivial because the thing about alphabetical order is that

everyone knows it. We know it for a bunch of important reasons and no one particularly cares

about it. There is no one arguing that P should come before the letter M.

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