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coding blocks dot net and find all our social that are at the top of the page. With that, I'm Alan Underwood.

I'm Joe Ziggityzac.

And I'm Michael Outlaw.

And Joe Ziggityzac, I gotta to know was that supposed to be like a parks and

recreation reference about get yourself because it almost sounded like treat yourself

treat yourself yeah I love I love to teach yourself I love parks Rec, but no I had a nap before the

show. I'm man I am on fire. I have not seen Parks and Recreation yet.

I'll get on it. Yeah. This episode is sponsored by Discover.bot, the only community for Bot creators.

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All right so continuing on in this episode we're going to be talking about the DSL's and estimates

for the pragmatic programmer. But before we do that, as we always like to do, we like to first thank those that have taken the time out of their busy days to leave us some reviews.

Yeah, I got something here to read from iTunes, so thank you very much. Binary Code 86, Leo W. R. Bleeler,

X, X, X, Freet, X, and Javier Technologic.

And on Stitcher we have Plogen, Dirty Mat Lab, Grand Papi, Plogen 12 and dameo deus and I might have said one twice. You might have

all that is pretty funny. It took him 107 episodes and then it took him 108 episodes.

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