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A week ago. Well, I' m sorry. Eight days ago I

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brought you the decalogue for podcast guest
and promised that I would also bring you

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a decalogue for podcast hosts. And
the day has come, let me tell

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you my ten counsels to receive your
guests in your podcast. We welcome you

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across the microphone. On the other
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Jorge Marín grandson in which you will
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with news, events, tools or
episodes of opinion and in just ten minutes.

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Ten minutes, ten minutes. Greetings
to all and all the lovers of

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podcasting and, more specifically to IT
to IT, that you have reached this

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side of the microphone to receive a
new sound pill in this daily metapodcast that

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brings you every day news, tools, curiosities, tips, events. Anyway,

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everything around me. I' m
Jorge Marine and I bring you everything

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that surrounds me in. As for
podcasting, if my voice leaves me,

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I will see if I am able
to finish this episode and before getting fully

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into the decalogue for podcast hosts.
I want to thank the sponsor of this

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installment, which is the hadowkend Red
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program in a relaxed tone, although
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tone, among players of all life
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multitude of titles and who, moreover, are part of the industry, especially

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the part of the press industry of
video games very attentive, to all the

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bad jokes that run many, many
many and also to the traps that make

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for their section of the sirloin that
ranking that they make at the end of

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each episode. And having said this, you' re going to allow me

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to open my post where I'
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you have to take into account when
receiving new guests on your podcast. These

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are ten tips that I myself impose, although I do not always fulfill them,

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but I try that at least,
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the ten, but without nine out
of ten, so that my guests,

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because they feel comfortable and a recording
comes out, because as comfortable as possible

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and as best possible for you to
hear it enjoy. First of all,

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before inviting anyone to your podcast.
I recommend you investigate your potential guest bar.

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As I said in the decalogue for
podcast guests, we do not have

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to accept any invitation to any podcast
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investigate the podcast where I' ve
been invited to know if it matches a

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little bit with I' m not
going to say my ideas, but well

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my way of acting, or know
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in my style, because it'
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you don' t investigate your prospective
guest and directly email him or send him

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a direct message to invite him to
your podcast, without even knowing, then

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if he' s a person who
normally goes to podcasts to all kinds of

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podcasts, or if he' s
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to his press officer or I don' t know, then look a little

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bit to see how willing that person
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inside his innermost environment, because it' s rather dry, but publicly he

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' s a super- lovable and
super- fun person, but then intimacy

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isn' t so much to him. Or on the contrary, publicly he

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' s a super dry, super
straight person, but then the intimacy is

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very jocuso. And today maybe on
your podcast, because you' ve got

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a leak there and once you'
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is to prepare yourself no longer for
this invitation, but for all a type

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email, a type email that more
or less, because it describes what your

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podcast is about, that includes several
links, to your best episodes or to

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those that you believe, that are
the most prominent, that explains a little

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bit, the objective of your podcast
to whom it is addressed, in order

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that you sell a little your podcast
so that this person, according to this

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invitation, knows a little what it
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a hundred, if you have a
hundred published chapters, then they tell them

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look we have already recorded for a
hundred chapters or for three years and have

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passed guests of the size of ta
ta ta ta ta, ta tar.

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We did a live chapter in I
don' t know where. And besides,

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we do this and we air this
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And if you want to talk about
hearing, well, listen to what you

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see at last, but try to
have an email prepared so that the person

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receiving this invitation doesn' t see
that typical hey, you come to my

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podcast before you give that email to
that form. Let' s say you

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' ve prepared try to give the
possibility of different dates and it' s

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not the guest who tells you the
date of recording. Why, because straight

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away, if you give him a
dossier of your own podcast, you'

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re presenting it to him and you
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five dates, you' re going
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he accepts that if you directly tell
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well, you tell me and I
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finds there the perfect excuse for good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, one,

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when I' ve got a little
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you and yeah, we' ll
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Thank you very much for the invitation. If I have you here,

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I' ll coordinate, because now
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' ll get back to you.
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look at next week, Monday or
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but give her three specific days so
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re already there, let' s
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in and put it on a lot, but it' s much easier to

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have another council, the fourth council, prepare a presentation and an atmosphere suitable

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for this guest. I mean if
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political officer, he' ll logically
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to require you to make presentations in
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look at the Pedro Sánchez case on
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I' m sure his protocol communications
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well, nothing. We have to
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present it properly or directly ask for
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have any relevant data left. It
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is more or less appropriate to your
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mean, if you' re going
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a very jococious environment, because it' s not the most suitable. Or

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on the contrary, if you'
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music arena who is sixteen years old, then if you' re going to

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put him in a super serious podcast, it' s not the most convenient

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thing. In my opinion. Fifth
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and at the foot so that your
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platform as easily as possible and in
such a way that he has no problem

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and that, if he has,
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See platforms like Tzencaster, Tzoom,
Skype Google. Piss all these platforms.

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If you have worked with them,
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systems they work better. On other
mobile phones they may not work if you

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enter without connecting the microphone. It
doesn' t take you well to go

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ahead with these possible technical flaws and
advise the person to record in a quiet

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environment, to remember to use headphones
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going to record in a face-
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' t know that you keep in
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to stick a lot or that if
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have put the headphones in so suits
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the guest should be put let'
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comfortable comfortable bar as possible. And
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guest by winking at his person or
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so that he sees that you know
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that you know, that you know
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He' s sure if you'
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I' ve also heard some of
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here it is you who have to
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little bit more. If you know
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interview with another podcast, you tell
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you really liked the question. Or
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an interview or you read an interview
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I know you' ve gotten a
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have to look for that complicity.
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the guest will feel much more comfortable, it will probably open up much more

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and the environment will be much more
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a very serious or very dry person, as I said if you are a

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doctor in biomedicine. Well, maybe
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winks, you' ll make your
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And that same thing is going to
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other hand, once we finish the
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be instant, it needs to be
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also okay to ask him how you
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something you want us to withdraw.
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me feedback, but maybe the next
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him a run. Hey, I' m editing the episode. How did

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you like it were comfortable such I
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the experience you have participated in some
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that the conversation doesn' t end
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the recording, but that it keeps
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that complicity. And now you'
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about not cutting communication. The next
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is to send you the previous version
of the recording that has already been edited

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before making the public why, because
man it is always convenient that you listen

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to it in case there is any
data that, for whatever reason, they

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have or do not like the way
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wants to correct something or add something. Or I hear that I know

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that maybe he also did it that
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sending him this previous version, because
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will schedule you another recording in a
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Hey keep talking to your guest that
the recording I already say, don'

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t stop the moment I give this
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publish it. It is advisable to
thank the guest for participating, both in

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the podcast itself and privately in the
post office and publicly, because man is

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never there. In addition, it
will be grateful that you better thank her

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for her participation and, if above, you do it publicly, because little

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by little you prepare the ground for
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the episode published is the following advice, which is that you have to label

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the guests, you have to mention
the guests, but there are not the

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typical podcasts that do nothing but label
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famous or because they come from the
scope whatever it is to try to scratch

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audience from that guest. To me
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not like anything and I, when
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maybe I put that same day three
or four messages, but only the label

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on one of them so that he
knows that he hears that he has already

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come out in his episode that if
he wants, he can share it,

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but that neither I do well.
I mean if a person has invited your

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pose and for a day, or
a week or a month you' re

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mentioning it daily, because in the
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is the opposite effect. If you
already hear you want to take advantage of

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the followers that this person has,
my recommendation is that you ask him kindly.

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Hey, you mind sharing the episode
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say it is a much more sensible
practice and much nicer, much more cordial

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to ask him directly, to him
or her that to toxigate him to mentions

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and make a spam machine gun to
get him to make you some retweet to

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share it or surely if you do
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he ends up sharing it with his
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has much more value than if he
retweets your account or shares your Instagram

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post or your Good post. Anyway, you know a little bit about what

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I mean and these are my ten
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' m waiting for your comments in
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' s channel and to see what
advice you think I' ve missed or

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on the contrary, the ones I' ve left over, I' ve

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put ten, because I think it' s an appropriate number. And even

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if you leave one of them,
as the intro commented, because with turning

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nine of them, surely you will
get a round or round episode and your

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guests feel very but very comfortable,
very usi, p and now I say

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goodbye and as every day I return
to that place where you are right now

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on the other side of the microphone,