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Alright, welcome to this episode of Technically Short.

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I'm Thomas.

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I'm Sean.

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And this episode we're talking about is Sean's idea.

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Healthy rejection.

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Yeah, healthy rejection.

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Saying no, we talked about this earlier.

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It's saying no to the right things, which means you're actually saying no to the wrong

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thing.

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It's confusing, but saying no to the right thing is healthy rejection.

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That's probably even a better way to say it.

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I love healthy rejection.

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But yeah, Sean, so why don't you define that for us?

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Okay.

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So normally when we think about rejection, guys, we think of something bad, but like

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let me read the definition of rejection.

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So rejection is the dismiss of inappropriate or not one's taste.

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That's one definition, right?

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The other one is to refuse to agree.

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So to refuse to agree is more what we're talking about because some tastes and stuff like rejection

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that's like based off of personal opinion, right?

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But we're talking about is to refuse to agree.

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What we're saying is refusing to agree to the wrong things.

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Sometimes it's a wrong thing.

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Sometimes it's a good thing at just at the wrong time.

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So we're going to dive deeper into that, but that's where I think we're landing the plane.

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Yeah.

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I think kind of where you were going with that, Sean, is like rejecting the good and

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the bad to focus on the great things.

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Absolutely.

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And like with me in particular, like just a quick example for me just to put it into

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some perspective with my finances, the area where I've had to say no a lot is like going

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out to eat with people whenever like anytime Sean would ask, just all the time.

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I know I know I do everything I can to save money and still be healthy and also be able

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to pay off my student loans, which in this case is the great thing that I'm working on

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doing and very close.

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And so like any all the times I've said no have compounded and added up to me being able

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to do something great.

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Amen.

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And I think like that's one thing that like I won't go too far into this yet at least,

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but that's one thing I really think like I would think about this earlier today actually,

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like God, the greatest power God gave us is the power of choice.

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Absolutely.

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And that's the greatest power he gave us.

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And sometimes we choose wrong, sometimes we choose right, but he turns it all out for

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his good, right?

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So like we have like we have these choices to be able to reject or like Sean was saying

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like not agreeing with not even agreeing even like with our internal what like what our

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like internal heart soul wants to do, but agreeing with our what maybe our spirit is

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saying.

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Absolutely.

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And okay, I shouldn't be saying I shouldn't be doing this even though I want to even though

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it necessarily wouldn't be a bad thing to do.

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Other people wouldn't see it as something bad for me to do.

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There are other people looking outside looking down from the outside in people might even

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think it's pretty normal for me to do this.

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However I know what I'm working towards.

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I know what my I know what the spirit is telling me.

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So why should I focus on what is what is normally done?

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Or should I focus on the greater choice, the greater option?

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That makes sense?

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It makes sense.

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Definitely makes sense.

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And I feel like that that right there what you were talking about, that is the refuse

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to agree.

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And I think that's so important because there's times in life your friends will be like, hey,

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let's, let's go out.

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But you know, you need to study for your tests.

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There will be times in life where you there's a relationship, but you're not ready for that

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relationship yet.

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So you have to refuse to agree or God's telling you that relationship specifically, that she's

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not spiritually equipped enough to date you.

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So you should need to refuse to agree.

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There's times where healthy rejection is needed and if we don't apply rejection in a healthy

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way and we only think about it being negative, then we'll accept and approve everything that

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is not for us.

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Right.

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And I want to touch on that relationship thing again real quick because I liked that.

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I really did.

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I think like whenever it comes to relationships, like it happens, it doesn't happen a lot,

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but sometimes the girls ask guys out.

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I don't know if they call that much, but when it does happen, the guy, like me in particular,

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I don't, I don't date a lot.

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I'm not like a, I'm not like maybe that will change.

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Maybe that changes one day after this episode.

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Yeah.

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I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't need to go do a full definition what that means for

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me, but the, I don't date a lot in general my whole life, you know, but like the saying

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no to like saying no to somebody because it like wouldn't be good for either of you or

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also saying, also saying no to yourself about a thing, no to yourself about, I was just

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talking about this Andrew the other day, like saying no to yourself about a girl who maybe

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you think is attractive and stuff, but when, but not just when I say like ignore me, like

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maybe she means your criteria of being a Christian is good looking, but like throwback, but yeah,

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but the, uh, that was one of those healthy rejections I had to reject.

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Right.

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But yeah, you just, like it might not be a good, it might not be necessarily on the surface

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look bad, but internally you're not, you're like, yeah, there's something, God's got something

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better out there for me.

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Absolutely.

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Yeah.

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And that's my, not even being saying anything about the person.

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It might just be like, yeah, I, there's somebody else out there for me.

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That's might be a better fit.

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And um, actually, uh, coming down to this, I think that some people might be thinking,

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like, how do you know what to reject?

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Oh, that's good.

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Ah, I love that.

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That honestly is a good question.

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I feel like me and Thomas were talking about earlier.

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So some things you have to like work out and you get to figure out who you are and more

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about knowing yourself.

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You're able to reject some things.

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Like we were talking about earlier that, um, like for instance, the study thing, right?

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Some people are okay to just be out all night and then still pass their test.

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Other people are not.

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So like some people need that eight hours before a test.

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So that would be like one of those things where you have to know yourself.

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But then there's times where we should just know this is not, um, the right thing to do.

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And by that is like, by that healthy rejection, you need God in your, to discern like where

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you're going to go.

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And sometimes if you can't feel God, your alignment should be what Thomas said.

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I love this where he said like your stomach should be aligned with God.

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So that way, like, um, how did you say it was so your gut, your, your gut, your gut

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filling, right?

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It was really like, uh, I'll say like, tell you what, like this is from a pastor, pastor

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Ed who he said, we love you, pastor.

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We have to have him on the show at some point cause we shout him out so much.

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I think he said that.

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I think he mentioned that to me, but, uh, but, uh, it was that let me think about it.

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If I'm truly aligned with Christ, if I don't know what, what I'm supposed to do, if I don't

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know what God's telling me and I know though that I'm aligned with Christ, then my gut

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inadvertently would be aligned with him too.

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So if I listen, if I, and I've done this since then, I've done this a lot and just kind of

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sat down and like, what's my gut telling me in this situation whenever I'm not sure.

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And like, I would say 9.5 times out of 10, if not full 10 out of 10 times my, my gut

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and my initial feeling, like that's initially, that's purely like without emotion, how, like

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how I, I, how the, how the core of me believes I should move.

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And so that's the direction I move and it's worked out.

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And if I've gone against that feeling, like it does not work out in my favor.

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So I think that for me, that's whenever you're not sure what you reject, whenever it's not

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obvious.

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It's not for every stage.

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Like sure, every situation your gut's going to be in play, but some situations you won't

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need to go that deep into yourself.

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Like some situations are going to be very obvious.

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Like whenever sin is involved, whenever, whenever you might go to that website and you know that

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you want to, you know you want to, you've never done it before, you know plenty of other

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people do it and, but you know it'd be bad for you.

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Right.

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Or you know, you know it's bad in general.

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And that, that goes for like, I would go that go even deeper onto that.

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That would be like, if you know that you can't go to a bar without drinking and going crazy

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and sleeping with somebody, then you shouldn't go to the bar.

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Like that's where healthy rejection comes in.

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Right.

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So it's like learning what you can do and what you can't do.

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If you know that you got a wife, that if you get a phone number from a lady that you're

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going to be texting her inappropriately, then you should not get a girl's phone number when

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you have a wife.

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Period.

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It's just like you're learning yourself enough to know like these are the things I can't

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do.

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These are the things I can't do because the things I can't do is going to bring me beneath

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what God's called me for.

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The things I can't do are going to cause me to sin.

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The things I can't do are going to destroy my calling, purpose, family, community.

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Those are type of things where you got to know healthy rejection.

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This is where it comes down and why it's so important is because you have to know yourself

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to know what you're capable of and anything that is going to take you away from God is

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an automatic rejection.

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Yeah that's really good.

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I had something.

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I started writing a word, I wrote how and then I did not write anything else.

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I got lost in thought.

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I know I wanted to kind of give another personal example.

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So I wanted to touch back on what I was talking about before about my personal example of

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saying no because I wanted to save money so I could pay off my student loans.

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In the moment of doing those things sometimes it felt like it sucked because I wanted to

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be social.

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I wanted to see like in those moments like maybe that wasn't the only opportunity to

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be social but me in my mind I was like well either I do that, go home and do this and

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sometimes I'll figure out a different plan but like sometimes though regardless like

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sometimes like whenever you have to be making the right choice is not easy and it's not

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fun a lot of the time.

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And I don't want to say the majority of the time but I would say I will.

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Majority is fair.

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Majority is fair.

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Yeah majority.

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But like making but you know though after the fact when you get further down the road

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and you can look back and you can sit there and actually be proud of yourself like you

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can be like man like sure I could have went out and went out sure I could have I could

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have spent my money spent my money and bought myself a couple more nice things but I decided

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not to.

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I decided to say I decided to I decided not to I decided to save I decided to not I decided

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to not stay home by myself because sometimes I can feel uncomfortable you know then making

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the decision to I'm going to shift like making the decision instead of being antisocial to

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be social because making the right decision making the right decision isn't always it's

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like very in a lot of situations like we're already talking about like it's doesn't feel

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good but it's for your good.

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Absolutely.

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It's like you there's a feeling you had like maybe I should be doing this maybe I should

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go out and do this more maybe I should like this is one thing I tell people a lot like

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if you if you're part of a church like amplify and you haven't joined a small group yet

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then you need to get in one because you need community in your life.

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And if you're like me who it who is like somebody that like spends a lot of time by themselves

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just that's kind of like the road my life took me on has taken me on like then like

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you really need community and you need to make that choice and that's a choice that

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you need to make and maybe that's the decision there's this I know there's a decision in

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like this is directly to the listener.

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They know there's a decision in your life right now that you've keep putting off because

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it's an uncomfortable decision to make but you know inevitably it would be a good decision

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and it may be a decision that you have to do over and over and over again like saying

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no to the doughnut.

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Say it's when you go to church on Sunday like the more the same thing applies the more if

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you feel like you need to get healthier and you want to go to the gym or actually you

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don't want to go to the gym you like let's be real you don't want to go to the gym you

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want to stay at home and be comfortable being yourself but you know you need to get healthier.

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So do you do what's uncomfortable or do you stay do you say no you reject what you want

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to do and essentially confront yourself and say no I actually will go out and do the uncomfortable

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because that's going to make me better.

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That's so good.

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Honestly where I am I'm going to touch on that that is perfect.

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What Thomas is talking about is healthy rejection at its finest and when that happens it leads

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to discipline and it leads to self-control and it you know what's really good about those

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two things on the other side of all the things you're rejecting is your goals your dreams

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your achievements and it all happens when you have self-control and when you reject

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things that you should.

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Honestly sometimes my biggest financially is rejecting small things right.

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All these small things add up for me.

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If I could reject all this stuff that I normally do on a daily basis I'd have a lot more finances.

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I've had a lot of wise people like Pat Williams, Brandon, Pastor Ed, Thomas, my sister Shamira,

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a lot of wise people tell me to do better with my finances and honestly my biggest issue

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is finances because I don't reject enough stuff that like most of them do because they

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have such great discipline and such self-control on that area.

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Like spiritually I'm good at rejecting a lot of things spiritually but when I get like

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pride fall I fall of course because I'm not perfect so anytime I think I'm like the man

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and forget who God is is where I fall and that's what happened to me recently at work

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where that while I'm in a new area a new job and stuff it's because I let the pride get

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to me and the enemy gets you when he lets that fall and so like rejection if I would

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have just been on my normal rejection level I would have helpfully rejected the thing

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they got me fired and it wasn't nothing criminal or nothing stupid it was just something that

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was very stupid.

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It wasn't anything criminal or something stupid it was just something stupid.

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Yeah it was just something stupid.

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Oh man.

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No.

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That's good right?

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Yeah.

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Are you done?

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Yeah.

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Okay sorry I didn't want to be like are you done talking to me?

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No I'm not.

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No but uh.

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No.

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I think like acknowledging those things is good.

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Right?

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Acknowledging what you've done wrong so that you can then do right.

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Like and actually like that's a actually a huge step because if I feel like people know

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inwardly like inwardly like what they're doing like I felt like the whole time you knew like

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every time you made a small transaction you're like man what would people are going to be

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so mad at me right now because they knew I was doing this.

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I know.

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And like you know it you know like oh I shouldn't be doing this but you did it anyway and now

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you're actually acknowledging it and be like yeah actually maybe I should listen to that

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voice in my head.

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Yeah.

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And that happened so much to everybody.

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Like maybe and that's your gut.

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That's the spirit in you being like hey what are you doing?

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Knock that off.

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Like I get that that's not really necessarily a bad thing but it's leading to a bad thing.

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True.

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You eat too.

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You eat.

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I don't know Twinkies are bad but I just saw a picture of Twinkies a little bit ago.

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But donuts taste good but you have a hundred of them and you have to eat one every day.

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Three every day.

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Probably going to get fat.

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Yep.

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Which isn't good.

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But now I want to touch on actually your what you said what you were talking about about

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your finances earlier.

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Yeah.

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Because I would because I think like personally I feel like that's why you and I are one of

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the reasons why you and I are roommates.

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Yeah by God.

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Like God's designed.

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Yeah we've already talked about how we lined up.

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The divine appointment.

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Yeah.

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I agree with that.

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And by the like you like you teach me some things to say no to and some well you actually

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teach me more things to say yes to.

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So I have to say no to this to be honest.

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But the main thing you teach me the main thing you taught me just by being around you is

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how to be more social.

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Because you are like whenever you're around people you're the social butterfly.

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I saw God then.

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And like I'm not.

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And I'm OK with that.

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But you know way better.

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Like I'm way better than I used to be.

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And like and I but I blame you know it's necessarily a bad thing like I can blame that on you and

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on you and other other people in my other good people in my life.

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I watch and I admire the certain things about them.

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And like with with me to you like I know I'm pretty good with my finances managing my money.

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And like that's one area where I feel like being around you enough kind of being around

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you enough and also you being around other people who are good with our finances.

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But enough people have planted enough seeds that eventually they took a little bit of

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a root.

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Yeah.

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I would I would say so for sure.

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And.

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So like again I think that happens with anything.

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I want to do a whole episode about planting seeds.

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That's something huge.

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I really want to talk about that.

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I think it was a great episode for sure.

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But like whenever I talked about that the image in my head that popped up was.

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Like a pile of like a giant pile of seeds and like them being blown away by the wind.

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And then there's a couple that get left behind.

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That's fair.

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That's the image that popped up in my head.

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And like it's not the bash you.

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It's just what's been happening.

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You're not wrong.

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We have a lot of people who are great in finances have been like giving me wisdom.

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And at the time I was just like I was the hard ground I would say.

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Where the Bible talks about like the hard ground where the seeds just get put on the

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ground and it wouldn't go inside the ground so they get blown away.

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So like your analogy would be spot on.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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When blown away crows picking it up you know.

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But the.

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I don't know I feel like.

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I think that's a good place to end the episode.

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I mean it's a good episode.

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Yeah I feel like this was a great.

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I said this last time.

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This is these.

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I feel like these keep getting better and better.

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Honestly.

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Honestly.

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Healthy rejection one of my favorites.

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This was definitely a really good a really good topic.

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So if you haven't already guys we're going to wrap it up.

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Oh wait did you do anything.

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Well that was kind of fun in itself.

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Yeah it was good.

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Good stuff.

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But yeah guys if you haven't already we're going to wrap it up.

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That I believe showed up under the episode.

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Is that how that works?

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I actually don't know.

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I just know they're there.

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I don't use Spotify that much.

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I use Spotify all the time.

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I think you're right.

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I think there is a Q&A after them.

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I know there is.

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I guess Dave Miller commented on one of them.

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Oh yeah yeah.

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He did.

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Yeah so there is Q&A's guys.

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Eventually maybe we'll have like and I'm going to throw this out there.

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I don't know if this will be done by the time this episode comes out but I do want to do

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want us to set up some donation links.

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Things to like make our studio better.

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Yeah make it but allow us to give you a better experience and maybe even eventually like

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it'd be awesome to be able to have videos especially with a guest.

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Absolutely.

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So that and like I have visions for this podcast in the future.

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Goodbye guys.

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Almost.

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Oh man this is another awkward ending isn't it.

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Sorry for the no edits.

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All right.

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See ya.

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Bye.

