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Looks like most of us already in this call so we can start.

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So, hello and welcome to another Zoom meeting regarding our marketing initiatives for the month of June and beyond.

Really, despite the fact that work is starting to get back to normal levels and we fully expect

to be able to gather in a giant office building with cubicles stacked on top of one

another in ways that most physicists would deem mathematically

impossible but we do it in order to provide a cozy tight-knit office community experience and not to simply reduce cost.

Really despite the fact that we could go back to that and we do plan on going back to that.

For the time being, we think Zoom meetings once every few weeks might be easiest for those that occasionally work from home anyway even when it's

business as usual so it works out and we'll continue them

After our last Zoom call, it was clear that some of the ideas presented were popular.

I'm proud to say Operation Leiflet was very well received, but my job here is to, it's not to waste your time,

not to justify my salary by using a lot of words in conjunction in order to spew many sentences over an

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