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The Vanishing Podcast
Did you ever think a podcast could vanish into thin air? Join us as we return from an unplanned hiatus caused by a catastrophic equipment failure that wiped out two weeks of content, including a fully edited episode. We’ll share the rollercoaster ride of technical frustrations and our triumphant comeback with upgraded gear. On a personal note, expect a candid discussion about some recent disruptions in my life and our bold early prediction for the Baltimore Ravens' Super Bowl chances!
Are you struggling to juggle productivity and stress? You're not alone. We delve into the universal struggle of maintaining efficiency amidst chaos and distractions. There’s a shared sentiment that even the brightest minds can lack practical sense, especially when it comes to assembling things. Hear our thoughts on the tediousness of multiple work demands crashing in all at once, the cyclical nature of some jobs, and the delicate balance of managing expectations and finances, particularly in seasonal environments.
From the bizarre to the thrilling, we explore human behavior in the face of natural events like solar eclipses and earthquakes. Why do people risk their safety for a glimpse of celestial wonders or chase storms? We question the logic and risk behind these actions with a mix of humor and candid opinions. Alongside, we highlight how our new equipment is elevating the quality of our podcast. To wrap up, we take you behind the scenes, sharing the highs and lows of podcasting, and emphasizing our commitment to improving our content for you, our listeners. Buckle up for a wild and insightful ride!
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Hey, everybody, welcome to. Socky Tooby. Helen, let me tell you why I suck as a podcaster. Just kidding, I'm getting better at it. Got all the equipment, everything's upgraded, all ready to go. We're better than ever. Stay tuned, and let's just see where we go from here. Socky doobie. Hey everybody, it's Ditto, we're back finally. Unwanted hiatus due to equipment failure. Here we are back, ready to start talking again and starting to get a little crazy about shit.
Speaker 2:Crazy.
Speaker 3:Well, I'm here with Casey.
Speaker 2:Hello everyone.
Speaker 3:She's back, man, oh man. Do we have a week or two, or what?
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's been a lot.
Speaker 3:That was nuts. Yeah, that was nuts. Yeah, that was nuts, I hated it. We lost the computer, had everything on it, took everything down.
Speaker 2:And you don't do well with tech problems and there's a goddamn car in the background.
Speaker 3:All of a sudden, nothing's gone by all night. All of a sudden you get that car. Just don't even get me started. I'm pissed, boy. I am pissed. Everything then just starting up.
Speaker 2:Now recording equipment doesn't want to work as I said, you do not do well with the tech issues I was ready to blow up, still ready to blow up, still can blow up.
Speaker 3:You never know what's gonna happen. Now I'm on that edge. I'm on that edge and I don't like it, and no one else is gonna hear. Yeah, tell you that for free that.
Speaker 2:That's not going to happen?
Speaker 3:What's new with you? So everybody out there, we had one ready to go and we lost the computer and I couldn't get it up and out. I like to be consistent. I like to have all you guys ready and waiting for it and whatever, excited to hear it. Listen to us, come, find us all that stuff. And, to be honest with you, I screwed up. I lost it somehow.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:So who are we going to blame? Blame it on the computer? No, I screwed up. I screwed something up and I lost it. We lost two weeks.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:We lost two weeks of production and shows. We did. So I'm sorry for that. That's on me. We did so.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry for that that's on me, it's kind of like a vacation. Think about it that way, no.
Speaker 3:I don't think people want a vacation for me, to be honest.
Speaker 2:Well.
Speaker 3:I think they want to hear me all the time. I think they think I'm that awesome that they can't live without me.
Speaker 2:Wow, I don't think those people spend that much time with you, huh.
Speaker 3:Once a week'm saying Right. Any single ladies out there how you doing?
Speaker 2:Oh boy.
Speaker 3:Here we go.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so you don't like tech issues, so that doesn't help anything.
Speaker 3:It did not help anything, you are not patient when it comes to that, I have absolutely zero patience for stuff.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh, and I get fired. Zero patience for stuff, uh-huh, and.
Speaker 3:I get fired up quickly.
Speaker 2:You do, and sometimes just don't even take the time to read or stop for a second. So but you're right, it disappeared. I don't know what happened to that episode that went gone.
Speaker 3:The whole computer went down. I edited the whole thing, had it all ready to go. All of a sudden, bam gone, yeah, nowhere gone, so weird. So we did order new equipment. We've got it here, we're up and using it and, to be honest with you, I effing love it except for the error message you just got. That I thought it's still open on my screen here, but break the new equipment but I was gonna punch the screen we've moved on, I think see, it's a nice thing that you can talk me off the wall or off the ledge or whatever.
Speaker 3:I was ready to start throwing things around.
Speaker 2:I know, I saw that I had it I didn't want any more.
Speaker 3:I was pissed, and I've been pissed about a lot of stuff anyway.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you are.
Speaker 3:And then in two weeks, holy cats, we've got a lot to talk about In two weeks, in two weeks, like two weeks from now.
Speaker 2:For the last two weeks oh, the last two weeks, because we didn't get the last two weeks out. Right.
Speaker 3:First one was about football and the Baltimore Ravens are going to win. Keebler is here with me. That's the episode we lost.
Speaker 2:What that's your Super Bowl prediction.
Speaker 3:Ravens are going to win the Super Bowl. Wow, that's my prediction. Yes, Early picks before lost the episode. Right Saying it now, but that's what's going to happen.
Speaker 2:Alright.
Speaker 3:And Keebler will be back here. Yep, Absolutely what tomorrow or?
Speaker 2:the next day Probably.
Speaker 3:Record some more episodes, and now we're just going to get going. I love podcasting, I love being around this. I love you guys doing it with me. I have to reinvigorate all of us.
Speaker 2:It's true.
Speaker 3:Sidebar. It also had to do with my personal life a little bit. Yes, yeah, I had some stuff going on and I was. I got a little sidetracked because, yeah, but because I have some things going on which I will get into later, not now right, but I lost a week there just based on that alone right, so that was a week, the computer issues were a week, and here we are. Two weeks later yeah, we're back.
Speaker 3:But, and I have you here and I have T-Bot sitting out in the living room watching TV. She's coming in here to put on another show too.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:We're going to be able to break through this. We're just going to start marching, marching on that hits All right.
Speaker 2:I mean, let's do it.
Speaker 3:And Sammy J knows that. Hi, Sammy J.
Speaker 2:Sammy J.
Speaker 3:But, yeah, I have been aggravated for the last few weeks. Stress is a mofo.
Speaker 2:It's true.
Speaker 3:Stress is a mofo.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and you don't handle it well.
Speaker 3:I don't, but I don't think anybody does. True, I don't know anybody that really handles stress well everybody handles it in their own way, correct? Yes, I don't, I suck at it yeah, I don't know that anybody's great.
Speaker 2:I agree with that.
Speaker 3:I also feel like everyone is just stupid well, I don't disagree with that.
Speaker 2:So wow.
Speaker 3:Well, this isn't going to be a very polarizing episode, is it?
Speaker 2:sorry, most people are stupid. What am I supposed to say? I can't you think I'm gonna say no on that one I either deal with a lot of stupid people all the time, so that's a tough one for me actually you in your real job, not this monopoly job that we have right, the one that actually gives me a paycheck.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you do deal with a lot of people that are just stupid. Do deal with a lot of people that are just stupid.
Speaker 2:I deal with a lot of people. Many of them are very smart. Yeah, I deal with some, a lot of dumb people too.
Speaker 3:Being smart doesn't make you smart.
Speaker 2:Also very true. There's definitely a book smart and a like street smart aspect of things.
Speaker 3:Which we bye-bye to you long ago, not you?
Speaker 2:People that have there are really really smart, intelligent people that can say really dumb things in like the real world. They just don't get certain things.
Speaker 3:And not be able to figure things out.
Speaker 2:Exactly.
Speaker 3:Like our sponsor, Some Assembly.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:People can't put things together. It's either they can't do it, which they most likely can't, or just don't want them. If you don't want them, I understand that.
Speaker 2:It's time consuming it's stupid.
Speaker 3:I would love to do it. I would love to do what those guys do. I would love to just sit there and put things together and watch a movie.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:I would love it.
Speaker 2:I always think that's a great plan, and then, like six hours in, I'm ready to put it back in the box and give up altogether. So I pay people. It's worth it for me.
Speaker 3:So you'd be one of the people that would pay some assembly. Absolutely To put something together for you.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Wow, I wouldn't.
Speaker 2:No, I'd sit there and struggle.
Speaker 3:I would sit there and struggle.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, I get it, you wouldn't struggle.
Speaker 3:No, I wouldn't struggle because I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 2:Exactly.
Speaker 3:So, but that being said, let's get into what this is really about. And it's missing two weeks.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:Of production because of, you know, equipment failure. And now I'm just pissed. It's like when it rains, it pours.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:I sat here for a long time waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting to go to work.
Speaker 2:It's very true.
Speaker 3:Yes, and now everybody's calling me asking why shit ain't done. Yeah, I've got seven jobs going on and I can't get anything done because I have to be everywhere else.
Speaker 2:And you don't actually like when people call you and want you to do things.
Speaker 3:No, I like it when they call me and want me to do things. I don't like it when they call me and want it all done at the same time. Okay, how in the hell does that work? Honest to God, how does it work that people just come up and just start calling you all at the same time and then need it done right then?
Speaker 2:I think that's more of a coincidence than you think. It's not a conspiracy against you.
Speaker 3:It's not a conspiracy against me. I know that it has nothing to do with me, I get it, but how is it that? It's been too many times that this has happened to be a coincidence. It's the way it works Feast or famine.
Speaker 2:It's true.
Speaker 3:Rains and pours.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:You go along spell without anything and then all of a sudden, bam, here's everything and you have to get it all done. And now all these people want it done now.
Speaker 2:That's how everybody is.
Speaker 3:Everybody wants things done where the hell were you two months ago, when I didn't have anything?
Speaker 2:well, they were deciding what color, whatever they wanted.
Speaker 3:Is there a cycle to the earth that makes people all the same? Is it like a menstrual cycle?
Speaker 3:I don't think so, but it's gotta be a cycle to the earth well, apparently all these people that are calling me now are on the same right otherwise why are they all calling it once? And don't get me wrong, I'm very thankful that they're calling because it's work and it's money and it provides for everything I have and do better than not I don't want to seem like I'm complaining, but it's like well you are, I am complaining, I'm fucking complaining.
Speaker 3:Yes, absolutely, and I hate it because where the hell were you three months ago when I could have used it?
Speaker 2:oh, you're on vacation yeah and now you want it because christmas is coming exactly they need to make sure their houses are no maybe this is my problem.
Speaker 3:maybe it's my problem. Maybe I haven't figured out yet that during the summer, everybody's everybody is on vacation, doesn't have the money, doesn't want to do the work or can't do the work. And when, when they get home, they go back to work, kids are in school, they start saving and all of a sudden they want it done now, before Christmas.
Speaker 2:Yeah, there's got to be seasons for this right.
Speaker 3:My job is entirely seasonal.
Speaker 2:Exactly.
Speaker 3:Seasonal, and that's fine. That's fine. All you have to do is figure out how to manage the finances. Yeah, but it sucks when it all comes at one time and you take it on thinking you're gonna be able to oh, I'll do this, I'll do this, I'll do that. Third, and all of a sudden, bam, you're screwed because no one's happy true, I mean, but you are not also the best at my multitasking. I would say I do need a solid secretary.
Speaker 2:Somewhere I gotta find a solid secretary you can't organize and do that like you want to have one at a time, because you get up, you go to one place when you have five things to get done in a day. You're not really great at that part of it no, I'm absolutely fantastic at it to be, honest, I can get done in an hour.
Speaker 3:What people can get done in a day?
Speaker 2:at one place no, anything okay, I don't, I don't know about that I'm just lazy and don't do it well then, what's the problem? That everybody's calling at once, or because you're lazy and don't actually want to do it?
Speaker 3:Second part Nailed it. I'm lazy, exactly, I'm lazy. But you get lazy when you sit there doing nothing waiting.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:So I'm sitting here setting up this podcast. Now, all I want to do is podcast, and there's one other thing. I have to go back to my big boy job.
Speaker 2:What's the other thing you're doing? Smoking pot to go back to my big boy job. What's the other?
Speaker 3:thing you're doing, smoking pot? No, I don't smoke pot. Nfl blitz well n64 on the door. You know it don't act like you. Don't like it, you know you do I do not a moment of blitz. Give up, check it out. I'll keep putting it up now what oh the moment of blitz? A moment of blitz I forgot about that it's if I can score in under a minute. Now I gotta change it, though. I gotta make it a moment of blitz.
Speaker 2:I gotta score under 30 seconds a minute is way too long, because I'm absolutely destroying you people you are I might be the best blitz player in the world I think we're gonna need to recruit some real uh blitz players, because uh nobody around here is better than him, even close.
Speaker 3:I am the best Blitz player in the world. But, no one could top it.
Speaker 2:It is also a very large distraction for you.
Speaker 3:So is Tetris.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh, that doesn't make it better.
Speaker 3:The TV in the bathroom might have also been a bad idea.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know about that. That one doesn't seem to be as big of a distraction as the Tetris and the Blitz.
Speaker 3:I don't even realize my legs go numb.
Speaker 2:That's a problem.
Speaker 3:So everybody knows I found a Game Boy in a house. I cleaned out a house, found a Game Boy and all kinds of games and systems.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:And what a goldmine that was.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so now you get to play Tetris.
Speaker 3:Now I get to sit in the toilet. I leave Game Boy in the bathroom for anybody that has to take a poop.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:And they go in there and they just sit there and they play Tetris.
Speaker 2:I don't know who they is, because I think you're the only one that does that.
Speaker 3:Well, I really want to be identified as pronoun from now on. So they is everybody else, okay, and when you refer to me, just refer to me as pronoun.
Speaker 2:Oh right. Yeah, that makes a ton of sense. I'm not doing that.
Speaker 3:I am pronoun.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 3:Pronoun to this Pronoun. Don't make me turn my name into a symbol.
Speaker 2:A symbol. Was that a thought?
Speaker 3:Like Prince.
Speaker 2:You think you're that cool?
Speaker 3:I will be Soon enough.
Speaker 2:A ways away from being that cool.
Speaker 3:You'd be surprised how close I am.
Speaker 2:Oh really.
Speaker 3:Everybody's already copying me, and they have been for years. Tell you that for free. That's what blows my skirt up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if you just keep repeating things, you just hope that everybody's going to pick up on those things. Start using them.
Speaker 3:It's funny when you start a podcast, you have no idea what's going to happen.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:You have no idea. And then you go out there and all of a sudden you start hearing things that you have said.
Speaker 2:Some of those things you've also taken from other things.
Speaker 3:I've ripped off 90% of my material.
Speaker 2:Exactly so. It's not necessarily all from you.
Speaker 3:I am not that creative, I am not that smart. All I am is retentive Right. I believe that means retaining stuff. I'm able to retain things. Not anal retentive Right Anyway that being said. Stuff just sticks in my head and I go for it and what's funny is my personality actually commutes. This makes it go it. There are people that are saying things that I say just because I said it right.
Speaker 2:we should also maybe point out that a lot of the people I am the greatest person ever, Whoa wait, wait. A lot of the people repeating the things that are said by you, maybe under the age of 14.
Speaker 3:no, untrue, it's untrue okay because they're over the age of 40 also a few, but yes I don't know. The kids are the ones that I notice it the most from no, then you're, then you're missing out because there's a bunch of 18 year olds, 20 year olds, whistling the theme song to our show.
Speaker 2:You know you've said that one time and I don't know what happened in that period. I believe you, but a bunch of. I think that was one person you heard that. Who else have you heard that from?
Speaker 3:How am I supposed to? But you only know of one. No, I know more than that. Okay, there was one example that I'm standing out there and the guy is whistling right the theme song to the show yeah, that's what I that's what I knew. We got something going let's keep it up, let's keep it up. The other thing is I'm getting more brash myself, coming closer and closer to being myself again. I hope it keeps going. It blows my skirt up. It's not here yet, but we'll see what happens.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 3:And to hear you can walk around every once in a while and we're in a small town. We haven't been able to break that glass wall yet to get out of here, which we really need to do.
Speaker 2:We have some listeners.
Speaker 3:We have a lot of them, and by the way thank you guys. Keep listening, keep it up, and we're sorry for failing you on the last two weeks. For not being out there. I try and stay consistent. I want to be consistent and I want to keep putting up content that's relevant and awesome, Kind of like Diddy did Wait what?
Speaker 2:Oh God, I don't think we want to be referred to anywhere. We don't want to be in relation to Diddy.
Speaker 3:I told you about Diddy.
Speaker 2:You did tell me about Diddy.
Speaker 3:I told you about all that. I told you about Epstein. I told you about Diddy. I told you about all that I told you about Epstein. I told you about Diddy. I told you about all that I said this is going to be big, this is going to be bad, and that's why COVID hit To hide it. Smoke and mirrors that's what happened. And nobody believes me when I say this stuff. But then it happens and you guys are all like oh, yeah, you're right, oh, so sorry.
Speaker 2:And you guys are all like oh yeah, you're right. Oh so sorry, you did talk about the Diddy thing before it really all came out.
Speaker 3:Actually it was the bridge, it was the bunker, the cargo ship that hit the bridge in Maryland. Yeah, and then that day, diddy was it, and there was an earthquake also.
Speaker 2:It was the same thing and I said that. I said it. And the solar eclipse.
Speaker 3:It was the same thing and I said that.
Speaker 2:I said it, and the solar eclipse, it was all.
Speaker 3:It was all in one Except.
Speaker 2:It was freaking whack A solar eclipse and an earthquake.
Speaker 3:Explain to me those three things happening at the same time, Actually before, if you count Diddy.
Speaker 2:So, like I said, the solar eclipse, that's messed up Something's wrong.
Speaker 3:We're getting into this stuff. We're getting into this stuff.
Speaker 2:We're getting into it. Are you going to talk over me again?
Speaker 3:I am going to talk over you. It's my show. Do you want to get out of here?
Speaker 2:You'll get right the hell out of here. No, you won't.
Speaker 3:No, you won't. I can't do this without you.
Speaker 2:Yes, I hate that fact.
Speaker 3:I hate that.
Speaker 2:You're stuck shit. Um yeah, I mean natural earth, things I don't know how you can say somebody did that on purpose. Nobody made the solar eclipse happen are you sure there was an earthquake? People felt the earthquake I was not here. I didn't feel it a lot of people did who a lot of people any friends, didn't you say you felt it, I was not, I was no, I was hung the fuck over and thought I was falling over.
Speaker 3:Wow, so that could have been an earthquake. It might not have been. I think, Everyone else said they felt it, saw it on TV.
Speaker 2:I don't know that everybody else. That doesn't make sense. I do know enough people that have said they felt the earthquake. Did you go to see the eclipse? I happened to be somewhere. I didn't go see the eclipse on purpose. No, I mean, you don't go see it, it's outside. I don't even know what I'm saying, but we were at a Topgolf type of place Must be nice.
Speaker 2:Topgolf A bunch of Somebody there was having a solar eclipse party and they had glasses and they had glasses and they had let me and the kids put them on.
Speaker 3:Don't you think it's funny that your entire life you're told not to look at the sun?
Speaker 2:Except if there's a solar eclipse and there's a solar eclipse and they're selling you glasses. Little paper glasses.
Speaker 3:What in the actual freak?
Speaker 2:Well, those protect your eyes to see the solar eclipse.
Speaker 3:Then why don't you give me those when I'm in grade school so I can look at the goddamn?
Speaker 2:sun. Well, you had to make them. Then remember, Did you make them in school?
Speaker 3:You just take a black piece of paper, poke a pin through it and look at it.
Speaker 2:Did you do that in school? I did when I was younger, of course.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but why are you told not to look directly at the sun when a solar eclipse happens?
Speaker 2:They. They're saying go, look at it go watch it.
Speaker 3:Well, they still tell you that shit without glasses. No, screw that, something ain't right, something ain't right and we're gonna get down to it.
Speaker 2:We're gonna get down there to it trying to blind the population.
Speaker 3:I don't by the way, that sounds odd though in the break that we've had yeah that sign is nice.
Speaker 2:That sign is nice is that new since then really?
Speaker 3:I don't know. I don't know if I ever said it before, though.
Speaker 2:I don't know.
Speaker 3:I could have, but I love the sign. It really puts an ambiance in the room as we sit here and talk about this crap. Yeah, it does so the solar eclipse is the most ridiculous thing. I've ever seen in my life, you're not supposed to look at the sun, and yet 40 000 americans go trekking like buffalo that's a super weird thing is the people that travel to get the total.
Speaker 2:What is? I don't even unless you're signed, unless you're doing something scientifically.
Speaker 3:Unless you're doing something scientifically, what the fuck are you doing? It's like the people that chase tornadoes. If you're trying to understand tornadoes and that's your job, I get it Go chase them. Anybody else that just wants to go chase them what are you an idiot? And then the people that stand out there in hurricanes on the news just getting pelted with rain Are you stupid? I hope you get hit by a tree.
Speaker 2:I actually watched two people stand next to a buoy in Florida and they were laughing about it. They would go stand there to see if they got blown over in this recent hurricane.
Speaker 3:It's crazy, it's freaking crazy.
Speaker 2:And then they're probably the ones that had to get rescued at some period of time Because the wave took them out and they're wave took them out. Should you rescue them?
Speaker 3:Should you rescue them? That would be a better way of population control.
Speaker 2:I'm going to be honest.
Speaker 3:Forget the drugs.
Speaker 2:I think no.
Speaker 3:Population control Hurricane. Make more people be on the news and go out and stand there.
Speaker 2:If you want to do stupid things.
Speaker 3:Which we're going to get into that later on too, because holy cats, oh boy there's a whole rabbit hole for that you are all over it today oh, I'm all over it now all together. Those two weeks off might have been the best thing for this podcast. Oh, really so far yes, we were struggling to come up with shit, and now, here I I am, here comes Ditto.
Speaker 2:Yikes.
Speaker 3:Here comes Ditto.
Speaker 2:Everybody better get ready.
Speaker 3:Ain't nobody going to like Ditto in 24. Ain't nobody going to like Ditto you?
Speaker 2:want people to like you, I mean, otherwise they're not going to listen.
Speaker 3:They will listen because they're not going to like me.
Speaker 2:Because they like me.
Speaker 3:They want to like to hate me. Why do you want to hate me? Yeah, like to hate me. Why do you want to hate me? Yeah, so we're getting to the end of this one really already. That's what happens when you're having fun you're back to podcasting. Finally, there you go you're having fun it's a blast it's nice to have the new equipment it is, isn't it?
Speaker 2:it is it is.
Speaker 3:It's fine equipment, it's fantastic equipment. It's all hooked up the right way. We actually sound now like professionals. It's not overheating, it's not dying on us true and if I lose this one, we'll actually be able to say datto sucks yes datto sucks.
Speaker 2:I probably could come up with other reasons for that too, but yeah case.
Speaker 3:I love you. I missed you and I'm glad we're back to this, but we got to get ready to move on. Like I said, I got T-Bot in the other room. Yeah, we got to record another one because I got to get stuff up and out there.
Speaker 2:I know.
Speaker 3:Our fans are waiting and we let them down. We can't do that anymore.
Speaker 2:Listen, I agree with you.
Speaker 3:You're the producer.
Speaker 2:I can't help computer failures. I a producer. I can't help computer failures. I know you can't, but you gotta produce this. I'm not an executive person. Oh God, anyway, hey.
Speaker 3:That really blows my skirt up. Oh boy Tell you that for free. Alright, everybody, we're at the end. Thanks for listening. Hope you enjoyed it and as always, be good up. Sake to me, hey everybody.
Speaker 3:It's Ditto. Thanks for checking out our show today. Hope you enjoyed it. If you did subscribe to us, we can hook up, interact. You can tell us what you like about the show, talk about what you don't like about the show, give us information and insight. We'd appreciate it. We only want to make the show better for you guys. Also, if you get a chance, head over to someassemblynet. That's our sponsor and he could really do some business. All right, as always, everybody be good. Socky Doobie.
