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== Introduction == '''Myke:''' I'm good my friend, how are you? '''Brad:''' I am very good. We have a very interesting main topic today. We actually have a singular main topic, aside from all the other, you know, junk that I put in here and, you know, stuff I don't really, you know, all that kind of stuff. Fun main topic today. I'm excited to get to it. Are you? Yeah, because I worked hard on it. You did! I've never seen so many Myke notes in our show talk before. '''Myke:''' It's happened before, I'm sure. Allegedly. I did more notes than this when I did the theme system episode, I think. '''Brad:''' Yeah, probably. Probably. You know, I do keep an archive of all of the docs. I can just go back and call it. Do you? I did for a time and now I kind of don't do it anymore. '''Myke:''' Well, Google has it. It's all there. It keeps an entire revision history, which I think is a very cool feature. '''Brad:''' I did it for a time to make sure I had the STPAs, like not duplicated or actually, you know, in the doc from doc to doc kind of thing. But now I think I've got it now. After 482 or 481 episodes, I'm pretty good on the system, I think. Right. I think we're good. I trust myself now. So, yeah.
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