And our guest today is Tim Tody.

Hey, it's Seth, and this is a Kimbo. We'll be back in a second with a discussion with a discussion with Tim.

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And then a seven-year-old kid in Texas starts knocking on doors and he's asking for his

age and dollars.

77, 77. he raises 22 grand.

And we said, wow, this is a big idea.

You know, everybody in the world could care about clean water,

everybody in the world has a birthday every year.

We have enough stuff.

What if we could turn the birthday into a giving moment, into an unselfish day, our

birthday so people could live longer and have birthdays.

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As you know, this podcast has no guests. That's not the way you're supposed to do it.

When I started out, a lot of people who were going to work with this podcast questioned the idea that it had no

guests. Now more than a hundred episodes later, it seems to be working out okay. But what about Tim Tote? What about Tim Tote's cousin, Tim Tote

by carbonate? What about the idea of intentional action.

You may have guessed that Tim Tody is not a real person.

Tim Tody is an acronym from the Pearl programming language.

It sort of stands for there is more than one way to do it.

What does that mean? It means that in the Pearl programming language one of the

ideas is that you could do something a little

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