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== Field Notes Replacement == '''Myke Hurley:''' All right. Speaking of perfect, Andrew wants to know what will be the best replacement for the Field Notes byline once it's gone. Dun, dun, dun. So, people are already stressing over the byline. Like our friend Anthony I mentioned on the last episode, buying 14 packs of them. So, the Write Notepads Reporter, I don't have the exact name of it, but we can look that up. It's a wonderful looking book. Very similar in style. Not as fountain pen friendly of a paper, but as far as if you want that format of book, it's virtually identical. Outside of that, I love either traditional steno pads or A5 top bound pads like the Knock, the Knock dot dash pad that we have, the Field Notes steno pad that they make, and the Done paper steno pad that Chad makes. So, I like those top bound A5 type of books. But they're not as skinny as the byline. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. The Write one is just called the Reporter's Notepad. Okay. And that's the closest, I guess, format-wise, if you're looking for format. '''Myke Hurley:''' Virtually identical format. Yep. '''Brad Dowdy:''' But if what you're looking for is paper quality, then you might be better off with one of your pads. '''Myke Hurley:''' Mm-hmm. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Because, you know, even the Field Notes steno, it's a different paper to what's in the byline.
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