2024-10-23
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Hi, this is Dylan from Fort Collins, Colorado, gearing up to leave tomorrow for a three week trip to Asia that culminates in Kyoto, Japan, with me asking my girlfriend Leah to marry me.
Wow.
Oh.
This podcast was recorded at 12:34pm Eastern Time on Tuesday, October 22, 2024.
Things may have changed by the time you hear this, with the exception of my love for travel and soon to be fiance.
All right, here's the show.
Oh, I just hope she doesn't hear this before he proposes.
Congrats, Dylan.
I guess she's not a fan.
And I hope he's not jinxing it.
I doubt it.
Yeah.
Congrats in advance.
Hey there.