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This. It's the two seventeen Recovery
Podcast with Corey Winfield. I think that's

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pretty fair for a guy once a
quarter, four times a year, trimantails.

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If it needs to be done,
it needs to be done. I'll

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think you that you can go buy
the calendar year. You probably wish I

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would because I probably maybe really do
it like twice a year and coal holes.

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Marnie Winfield the people that really are
drawn to twelve step program. One

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piece of those twelve step groups is
because it's people from all different varieties in

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lengths of time of sobriety. It
is the twenty third of May twenty twenty

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three. I'm Corey Winfield, I'm
Ernie Winfield, and this is the two

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seventeen would Covery Podcast. We haven't
been in the studio for a long time.

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We haven't the original studio, which
is where right now. Yeah,

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so it feels good to be back. It feels different, feels weird.

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I like the studio though, so
where we started. Yeah, And I

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do want to check in with my
quarterly goals. I had a right foot

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tone hill clipping. I did not
do this somehow on a chord. My

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wife grabbed at my foot and started
clipping, and you didn't do my left

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one. Well they need they need
to be done, but you were just

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too agitated. So I just said, this isn't worth it. They're not

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even ripping through my socks yet,
right, it's not It's not even a

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big deal. Yeah, so I
got one foot still kind of in the

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zone. But the seventeenth of March
is when they were first clipped this year,

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so that was in the first quarter, and now we're in the second

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quarter. So keep it up much, you know, often, keep you

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updated. Clip my tonnails. Now
does that count then? Since you clipped

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it, I think you just kind
of set me back. I don't know.

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I guess when I do my left
on the ho to do my right

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one anyways, probably yes, I'm
already down there as well. You know.

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Yeah, I hear that a lot. Just stop it. So how

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are you? Your thing was good? Yeah, I'm good. I'm a

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little tired today, but I'm probably
just been going for, you know,

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a long time. We went down
to Lancing for the U Fan rally.

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Obviously that was a blast, such
a good turnout, and I would love

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to know if they have an idea
of what the numbers were you know,

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we could figure that out, but
it did feel like there was substantially more

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people there this year than last year. And um, yeah, we like

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we met a lot of people,
you know, spread the message about what

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we two seventeen does and heard people's
stories and congratulated people and you know,

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gave them perhaps for their efforts,
and you know there are there are people,

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there are a fellow you know,
people in the recovery community and so,

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um, it just it feels real
and natural there now for me,

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you know what I mean. I
think you family, Yeah, yeah,

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so your there was your second year. Yeah, I mean it was my

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third. It's not like I've been
right tons, but that was their sixth

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annual. So and of course I
think two years that didn't do it because

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of COVID. Yeah, it was
really neat. There was you know,

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there was like a group of like
three or four ladies that came up and

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they were interested in you know,
the shirts and stuff, and they're like,

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we don't have They weren't over living, and they said, we don't

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have any money because you know,
we're we're in so we're living and so

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or treatment rather, I can't remember
which. Yeah, swoondy treatment. So

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they and they said, um,
yeah, we didn't allow us to hold

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onto our funds. I'm like,
well, you know, tell me a

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little bit about what you're doing and
we'll give you a shirt. So and

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they were just beside themselves. They
were just like yeah, grinny ear to

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ear and just looked healthy. And
it just it brought me back to you

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know, not all that too long
ago. Yeah, that's that's what it's

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about, sort of. And when
I say that's what it's about, I

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mean like giving back, but also
recognizing that that was you well at one

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point, you know, and you
were in those same shoes, in that

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same situation if you went through.
So we're living before and you know what

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it's like. And I felt kind
of bad for these guys that walked up

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and they're like, hey, how
much are these hats and how much are

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this? And we're like two for
thirty and I think that's actually a loss.

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I was talking to Adam Nuth about
it today, Adam Nuth from Diction

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Dreaming Services. I was like,
yeah, I think we took a loss

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on that because I think that hats
were over fifteen dollars a piece. And

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then plus me to have him embroidered
or whatever. So I was like,

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yeah, but they're just sitting in
a closet, you know. I mean

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that's whatever. And we don't have
shirts and we don't have hats because we're

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trying to bet money off of them. No, absolutely not. We're just

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trying to get some cool stuff out
there. People are like, hey,

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well like your logo or hey,
we want to help support you. And

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you know the fact that someone would
wear a shirt, you know it says

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two seventeen on it, you know, I think that's pretty awesome, and

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that's why we give people shirts.
Like if we have a sign up on

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our website to seventeen Recovery dot com. You can get there from the app

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too. Yeah, if you take
the time to fill it out, I

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guarantee I'll take the time to send
you a shirt. Somebody on the other

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day, it was yesterday he and
I don't know if it was my accident,

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but he felt like five of them. Oh really, yeah, sometimes

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that happens. But I'm looking to
the name one sure. But you know,

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if you do want to support us
or whatever, feel free you know,

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two seventeen Recovery that come. Yeah, you know, you can also

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support us with donations, but that's
up to you. But yeah, we're

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not trying to do merchandising to make
money. And some people would probably say,

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well, what do you mean,
like that's that's a that's a funding

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source and blah blah blah. But
the way we do it, it takes

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time, and time is money and
I don't have time and you don't either.

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And I mean, I'm sure,
I don't know. Maybe Adam Stevens

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can have some time. I know, Justin Burke doesn't. We've been keeping

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Mitchell busy talking about the two seventeen
Recovery Center. Yeah, and if you're

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looking for a recovery coach, you
know, we can hook you up with

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one of those as well. To
say that our guys do stuff differently than

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other evil I don't know, you
know, they they've taken the same training.

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And the thing about a recovery coaches, it's not a sponsor, it's

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not a therapist, it's not a
counselor or nothing like that. But you

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want to use them as that some
people do, a lot of people do,

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but just somebody that can help you
make the connections to kind of get

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you to the next step to get
you to your own personal next level,

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you know, as being in sobriety. You look at it like that,

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and what do they do. I'll
call and find out there's actually a form

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on our website where people can request
a recovery coach. Yeah. So yeah,

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and it's it's free, and you
know, it's it's another it's another

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resource to have in your journey,
another person to help you along. I

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was talking about the Trements Center today. It was I don't really know what

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my point was to say, I
don't know, but I did all right,

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and it's pretty good. And one
of the guys like, man,

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I'm definitely gonna come down to your
recovery center. And it's like, okay,

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you know, and we hear that
a lot when I go talk places.

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Yeah, and the people that come
out and actually do and follow it

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up small percentage, i'd say.
But there are some people that like the

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message and they want to have fun
and recovery as well, and they will

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come and hang out and you know, start their own meetings and stuff like

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that, which you can check out
on our app if you're like, if

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you have the app right now,
just go to the main page, look

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at the bottom and I'll say meetings. Click that and you have a slew

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that word, like I said it
to shlew of options. And that's that's

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a cool thing about Zoom too.
You can jump on there and if you

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don't want to turn your camera on, you don't have to. If you

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want to name yourself Biggins, Sam
Biggins, Dusty Biggins, Scooby Do,

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Scooby Doo McGee, Scooby Doo McGear, Floppy Biggins, whatever you want to

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name yourself, do it and you
don't even have to talk, you know,

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just check it out. Some of
the guys are doing stuff that I

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would say is non traditional, but
it's the way that they can do stuff

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that they like to keep themselves still
burned at the end of the day.

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That's what it's about. Yep,
for sure. And honey, you believe

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me when I say this. You
never know if you'll like it unless you

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try it. I'm just saying.
So that was a good point that I

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made. Did you like, Oh, you didn't even listen to the U

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fam rarely breaks. No, I
listened to a lot of it because you've

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been listening to it for a lot. Well, sometimes sometimes I'll do things

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and say things and then I'll think
about it later, like six seven hours

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later, and I go, maybe
that wasn't a good idea. Let me

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go listen to that. So I
listen to it. I'm like, oh,

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wasn't that bad. Sometimes I'm like, wow, maybe I shouldn't say

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that again. But no, it
was fun and Adam and I and Mitchell

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we kind of did a recap about
it the other day and I guess that

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would be yesterday, and they had
fun and they kind of had their own

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favorite moments from when we were doing
the wireless mic and stuff, and so

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that was kind of fun to see
because I thought that I don't know,

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I thought it was worse than what
it was, like the stuff I was

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telling them to do. And then
you know, Mitchell somebody had said something

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about it was like in practical Jokers, and I didn't even think about it

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at the time, but the stuff
like that, I've been doing a radio

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for a long long time, like
twenty thirty years ago. Gosh, I'm

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old, so you know, but
Edie even think about like, oh,

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yeah, that's kind of some of
the stuff they would do, but not

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really and and it was fun and
that's what it was about. And we

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had to blast so think, yeah, you did. It was and every

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I mean there were they were really
good sports out there too that were going

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along with it and think it goes
you know, playing along and thought it

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was funny. Then the other people
some didn't anyway. Um, so I

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had I was going to do the
podcast earlier, but it got a little

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a little late and got away from
me. So but I did want to

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do one because I want to start
keeping up with a Tuesday, Thursday,

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Saturday thing again and please get back
on track, get out schedule, because

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I feel like the podcast is something
that kept me sober and I'm starting to

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let it kind of slip away and
get away, and it's kind of kind

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of I gotta die on myself and
I gotta make time for it, if

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that makes sense, and whether you're
here or not, you know, I

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have to do it for myself and
I want to keep doing it. So

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sometimes you gotta really you're self back
in and just kind of aligned yourself with

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what what you were doing and what
you were wanting, because as soon as

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the podcast starts slipping, then what's
gonna start slipping, you know, Like

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it kind of goes like that.
So just to play it safe, I'm

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gonna keep talking to this microphone so
that sounds good and hopefully you can keep

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listening. Man, it's on twin
shirts. Everybody, have a good night.

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Thanks for listening to the two seventeen
Recovery Podcast. When a bunch of

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