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Speaker: Hello, this is Dailyish in,
uh, abridged quick form because my
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computer is in use today and I haven't
been able to get to the office, so
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I'm just recording with my phone.
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And I'll see if the video version
works, but if not, it might
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just be an audio-only version.
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Uh, I am trying to read my book, Kobo, uh,
book, Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson,
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and I've been having the feeling that,
like, I'm kind of-- As, as more and more
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library books pass me by or on hold or
sus-- No, sorry, I have to suspend the
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hold in Libby, and so they're there.
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Technically, I can get
them sometime eventually.
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But I feel like in the time that it
would take me to finish a Brandon
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Sanderson book, I could have read two
or three other books, and I'm kind
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of wondering about my life choices
right now because I've got this and
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then there's another one and I think
there's at least one or two more in this
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series, and they're all insanely long.
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And I, like, I, I do enjoy them,
but man, is it a bit of a slog toâ¦
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I, I kinda like the feeling
of, uh, finishing a book.
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It-- That's a nice achievement and
you just don't get that satisfaction,
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especially for as slow as I'm reading
these days, given all of the things in
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life as well as digital distractions.
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Um, and so, yeah, I'm, I'm gonna
finish Oathbringer I think, but
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I might have to try and pause.
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It's just that there's so many different
stories and names and people, things
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to try and keep track of and who has
what power and all that kind of stuff
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that I worry if I stop reading it, I'm
gonna forget what happened and it's
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gonna be even harder to get into it.
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So anyways, very first-world
problems of course, but that's
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where I'm at with reading right now.
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So it's a beautiful October
day, October fourth, Sunday.
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Did I say that in the beginning?
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I think I forgot.
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Anyways, uh, I don't have my script
in front of me that I usually read
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off of to start and end the podcast.
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But that's it for today.
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Got one done.
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I was gonna give up and just not do
one 'cause it's been a day, but decided
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to try, so hopefully this works.
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Uh, if you're not already subscribed,
visit daily.chrisanns.com/subscribe
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to see how you can subscribe to the
podcast, and it's also on YouTube usually.
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And so I'm trying to record a
podcast episode every day for this,
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my fiftieth year on the planet.
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I'm doing it all backwards, so, uh,
feel free to reply wherever you see
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this on social media, on YouTube.
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Leave a comment.
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And yeah, thanks for listening.
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Have a great day.
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See you tomorrow.
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Bye.
NOTE
This file was generated by Descript
00:00:07.471 --> 00:00:12.056
Speaker: Hello, this is Dailyish in,
uh, abridged quick form because my
00:00:12.058 --> 00:00:15.505
computer is in use today and I haven't
been able to get to the office, so
00:00:15.505 --> 00:00:16.725
I'm just recording with my phone.
00:00:16.873 --> 00:00:19.245
And I'll see if the video version
works, but if not, it might
00:00:19.251 --> 00:00:20.477
just be an audio-only version.
00:00:21.032 --> 00:00:28.171
Uh, I am trying to read my book, Kobo, uh,
book, Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson,
00:00:28.609 --> 00:00:31.792
and I've been having the feeling that,
like, I'm kind of-- As, as more and more
00:00:31.794 --> 00:00:36.188
library books pass me by or on hold or
sus-- No, sorry, I have to suspend the
00:00:36.190 --> 00:00:39.125
hold in Libby, and so they're there.
00:00:39.129 --> 00:00:41.083
Technically, I can get
them sometime eventually.
00:00:41.430 --> 00:00:44.660
But I feel like in the time that it
would take me to finish a Brandon
00:00:44.662 --> 00:00:47.759
Sanderson book, I could have read two
or three other books, and I'm kind
00:00:47.759 --> 00:00:51.444
of wondering about my life choices
right now because I've got this and
00:00:51.445 --> 00:00:53.969
then there's another one and I think
there's at least one or two more in this
00:00:53.969 --> 00:00:56.790
series, and they're all insanely long.
00:00:57.007 --> 00:01:00.705
And I, like, I, I do enjoy them,
but man, is it a bit of a slog toâ¦
00:01:00.915 --> 00:01:04.373
I, I kinda like the feeling
of, uh, finishing a book.
00:01:04.489 --> 00:01:08.844
It-- That's a nice achievement and
you just don't get that satisfaction,
00:01:08.845 --> 00:01:13.084
especially for as slow as I'm reading
these days, given all of the things in
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life as well as digital distractions.
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Um, and so, yeah, I'm, I'm gonna
finish Oathbringer I think, but
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I might have to try and pause.
00:01:21.839 --> 00:01:26.858
It's just that there's so many different
stories and names and people, things
00:01:26.859 --> 00:01:29.529
to try and keep track of and who has
what power and all that kind of stuff
00:01:30.105 --> 00:01:33.608
that I worry if I stop reading it, I'm
gonna forget what happened and it's
00:01:33.608 --> 00:01:35.165
gonna be even harder to get into it.
00:01:35.373 --> 00:01:40.346
So anyways, very first-world
problems of course, but that's
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where I'm at with reading right now.
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So it's a beautiful October
day, October fourth, Sunday.
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Did I say that in the beginning?
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I think I forgot.
00:01:48.279 --> 00:01:51.663
Anyways, uh, I don't have my script
in front of me that I usually read
00:01:51.664 --> 00:01:53.349
off of to start and end the podcast.
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But that's it for today.
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Got one done.
00:01:56.919 --> 00:02:00.598
I was gonna give up and just not do
one 'cause it's been a day, but decided
00:02:00.598 --> 00:02:02.353
to try, so hopefully this works.
00:02:02.902 --> 00:02:06.901
Uh, if you're not already subscribed,
visit daily.chrisanns.com/subscribe
00:02:06.901 --> 00:02:10.910
to see how you can subscribe to the
podcast, and it's also on YouTube usually.
00:02:11.460 --> 00:02:14.436
And so I'm trying to record a
podcast episode every day for this,
00:02:14.438 --> 00:02:15.867
my fiftieth year on the planet.
00:02:16.180 --> 00:02:19.451
I'm doing it all backwards, so, uh,
feel free to reply wherever you see
00:02:19.451 --> 00:02:21.527
this on social media, on YouTube.
00:02:21.585 --> 00:02:22.228
Leave a comment.
00:02:22.741 --> 00:02:25.069
And yeah, thanks for listening.
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Have a great day.
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See you tomorrow.
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Bye.
