Programming Throwdown, Episode 112.

Trees. Take it away, Jason.

Hey, everybody. So this is going to be a pretty cool episode, another duo episode as we talked about a little earlier.

You know, we got some awesome folks.

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We got some awesome folks

helping us out on the editing recording side. So we're able to produce more content, which is super

exciting. And we've had a bunch of ideas. We have a whole list of ideas lined up of stuff that we

want to chat about. And today we're going to be talking about trees, computer trees, although there is that whole thing about planting a million trees. Have you heard about that? On YouTube, I thought, you know, that's funny. I thought the same thing. People are going to assume we're talking about fundraising for planting trees. Yeah, you know, honestly, I don't know very much about it. I mean, it sounds cool. Sounds like, you know, planting trees, sounds like it's pretty, you know, universally like a good thing to do. But no, this is about

computer trees. Yeah, we're going to, we're going to dive really deep into that. But first,

we'll talk a little bit about avoiding drama at work. So, you know,

so there is, you know, a lot of sources of drama at work. There are, you know,

political things. There are various sort of social situations or like, I don't know, social phenomena.

I mean, there's also just, you know, other than the macro stuff, there's also just like,

what we call like office politics, you know, this person, you know, other than the macro stuff, there's also just like what we call like office politics.

You know, this person, you know, is in a bind and they kind of backstabbed this other person.

And then, you know, there's all of this drama. And I'm here to tell you to avoid the drama.

And we're going to give some tips on how to avoid drama at work. You know, maybe we'll just ping pong back and forth.

I mean, my biggest thing, my biggest piece of advice that really like it's actually,

you kind of influence people just by being yourself, right?

And so you don't really have to go out of your way to tell people how you feel about

things that are like beside the work

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