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== Episode Feedback == '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. Great feedback on that episode. Thank you all for the feedback. Thank you all for listening. It was really fun. '''Myke Hurley:''' I know we have some new listeners because people have sent me tweets and stuff to say that they've now started listening to the show because of it. So it worked. Love it. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, totally. Like, I've had people that have started like five episodes ago reach out to me and say, oh, that was perfect. Like, perfect timing for that. So, yeah, it was really good. So what are we going to do this time? '''Myke Hurley:''' Well, so we're going to do, we're going to expand upon it. There's a little bit more detail that we can give. And this is, I don't really understand 101 and 201, but we're apparently doing like 201. What does it even mean? We don't have this. '''Brad Dowdy:''' It's a United States college course system. So if you were a freshman in college and you're going and you have to take a history class, your first semester would be history 101. Okay. So that's your very first college class. And then your second semester, you would take history 201 where 101 was the prerequisite for the second level class. And it'll go up to like 401. And then that's kind of it. Then you're into like other specialty type things. But it's your core level class assignments and their requirement level. So, you know, the basics are 101, 201 is the next one up and then on up with that. '''Myke Hurley:''' Why the 01? '''Brad Dowdy:''' I have no idea. I generally haven't. That, like why they're numbered that way, I don't know. There's probably some reason. '''Myke Hurley:''' I'm going to put the Wikipedia article for 101 in the show notes if people want to. '''Brad Dowdy:''' You should put it in the ungeniused show notes. '''Myke Hurley:''' Ah, this looks super boring. '''Myke Hurley:''' Like the page itself is really boring looking. Yeah. Because it's just the disambiguation for 101. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Oh, yeah. So the chat room is correcting me. They're right. So like your first class will be 101 in your freshman year. Your second semester of your freshman year would be 102. Then your sophomore year would go to 201, 202. Junior year, 301. '''Myke Hurley:''' But like that makes a little bit more sense. But then why does the O exist? '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, I don't know. '''Myke Hurley:''' You know? That's where it gets confusing.
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