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Slack.com slash DHQ. What's up guys? We're back to views! The podcast where we talk about

stuff. I've never high five Natalie. Good job, Natalie. Good job doing all your stuff

and running the ship here. Oh, well thank you Jason. You're welcome. Sinking. What's

up? Roll in for music. Great. What kind of intro is that? That is the most basic intro.

But that part is the fucking worst. We used to put thought into these intro. We used

to have a little joke. But I have so much to say. I'd rather just get into the talking.

I'm done with these. I'm done with short form comedy. But we'll have a little zinger in

the beginning. Maybe we'll re-record it later. We're not going to. That's probably staying

as that. You used to be welcome back to the podcast where Jason stinks or... Yeah, but

then all the comments are like, come on man. Give Jason some credit. Let me in the audience

loves me. That's true. You happen on a real take-over? I don't read the comments, my man.

Oh, sure. I thought other people. I don't remember me. Oh my God. I can't. No, you love reading

them. I don't. I don't read comments about myself. Really? 100%. How do you know if it's

a comment about you? Because you told me earlier that people were saying nice things about

me. You just said it, but I don't know that. Really? Never. They're always saying nice stuff

about you in the comments. Yeah, they just feel bad for me. I know I'm dying. Yeah, but

the way I look. That doesn't change my perception of you. That's why you like me. That's

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