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I'm What's up? We are here with James Corbett, our first guest on this show, which was a while ago.

It was like last year, sometime in September or November, whenever it was. But it's awesome to have them back because it's kind of like a reunion week because I just had Guy Evans back earlier this week. So it's fun to have, I feel like I'm making friends to this whole process. So it's cool. I feel like I'm catching up with old friends. So I just want to thank James Corbett for being with us today. Well, thank you for having me on. It is kind of like reaching out to a whole new friend group that you've never met in real life, but they're all out here. And that's part of the joys of becoming a podcaster, I guess. Yeah, it's cool. You definitely get an excuse to kind of meet a bunch of light-minded people. And it's cool know before it was like a lot of times you were into

certain topics or certain subjects and you might not necessarily have a group of friends to talk

about those certain things so now it's like you can just find them online and and whatnot but we're

just talking about before we started uh recording about how you're the hardest working man on on the

web how you just constantly have new videos and I know you're always doing stuff for the

boiling frog post and then you do your own stuff and then all the podcasts.

Does this ever turn into work and does the fun factor ever kind of disappear a little

bit or?

Yeah, well I'm not sure fun is the word that I would necessarily use.

But I started the website because I felt I had to get my voice out there on some of these issues,

and I've certainly accomplished that.

So that, I think that drive, that fundamental drive is still there, and that never really goes away.

There are times for sure when I would rather be, you know, sleeping or whatever than rather than doing this.

But I continue to do it because I know

it's more important than anything else I could be doing, except, of course, spending time with my

family, which I do try to do more and more these days. So it is definitely an important integral

part of my life. And it's not something that I necessarily look at as fun, but sometimes it is

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