No.

This is creepy.

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Hey, everyone. Hope you've all been doing as well as you can. I've been hard at work,

trying to tie up some loose ends and getting a little bit more used to having what most

people would consider a traditional job.

Sure, working at a radio station might not exactly have the same interest or appeal to anyone in 2026 versus 1996, but hey, I've always been a little behind the curve anyway.

If that's even a thing, I guess I've come to the mindset that we all take on things we take on when we're ready for him. Unless that's how it seems to work out for me. Some of you may know I practiced Brazilian jiu-jitsu as a hobby, and there were times I used to think, man, I wish I'd started this in high school, even though that wouldn't have even been an option. But then I realized that I wouldn't

have been mentally prepared to get my butt kicked all the time. For podcasting. I started

podcasting well before Crepeer's small town horror because I finally felt like I had something to say.

Granted, I'm still waiting for the time when what I have to say feels important or intelligent,

but I've also found patience as the years tick on. As far as I'm not as I'm still waiting for the time when what I have to say feels important or intelligent, but I've also found patience as the ears tick on.

As far as working in radio or radio station,

I honestly kind of like it.

Sure, the industry's long past its heyday,

but because of that, I'm literally surrounded by history.

And I'm not just talking about the

Eddie Grave stuff I played for you a little while back. There's literal storage rooms here

filled with things that people forgot about not long after they happened. I can't wait to get

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