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== The Pen Addict Podcast == '''Myke Hurley:''' Hello and welcome to The Pen Addict podcast. This is episode 64. The Pen Addict podcast is part of the 5x5 Network, and it is a weekly show where we discuss pens, paper, and the analogue tools that we love so dearly. My name is Myke Hurley, and I am joined today by a man who came from the future, back to the present, day to day, to tell us how we are using pens and paper wrong. That is Mr. Brad Dowdy. Good afternoon, spaceman. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Good afternoon, sir. Wow, that's pressure. Telling people how they should use their pens and paper, that's pressure. Although, I do get wrapped up in that sometimes. I've got to be careful with that, don't I? '''Myke Hurley:''' We have an interesting episode today. We know what we're talking about. Well, I know, but I don't think either of us know how this conversation is going to unfold today. '''Brad Dowdy:''' That's exactly right. And I'm actually, two days ago, I didn't know what we were going to talk about. And now, between two days ago and now, I'm like, I couldn't wait for this episode to get started. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yes, I have been very excited for today's episode of the show. More for our second part. Yes. Not to take away from anything in the first part. No. But I am unaware of the first part. So, why don't you jump in for some follow-up?
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