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And Tim basically said he's not sure he wants to do any of those things anymore because he feels like he used to be able to do interesting stuff because he wanted to. And now it all just feels like a big grind. And so I wonder, as you talk about with politicians and so on, if we're going to see them start to be really choosy and strategic about where they go and who they talk to.

And Tim basically said he's not sure he wants to do any of those things anymore because he feels like he used to be able to do interesting stuff because he wanted to. And now it all just feels like a big grind. And so I wonder, as you talk about with politicians and so on, if we're going to see them start to be really choosy and strategic about where they go and who they talk to.

If podcasts are going to lose some of that magic thing that people like about them, which is just that sensation of two people sitting there chatting together, can we have both of those things at the same time?

If podcasts are going to lose some of that magic thing that people like about them, which is just that sensation of two people sitting there chatting together, can we have both of those things at the same time?

If podcasts are going to lose some of that magic thing that people like about them, which is just that sensation of two people sitting there chatting together, can we have both of those things at the same time?

If you're running a company or running a campaign or something right now, you have a brand you need to make people like in some way, shape or form. Is the move to launch stuff or to go to this new place where the audience is, at least for right now?

If you're running a company or running a campaign or something right now, you have a brand you need to make people like in some way, shape or form. Is the move to launch stuff or to go to this new place where the audience is, at least for right now?

If you're running a company or running a campaign or something right now, you have a brand you need to make people like in some way, shape or form. Is the move to launch stuff or to go to this new place where the audience is, at least for right now?

Thank you to Vulture podcast critic Nick Kwa for joining me in the show, and thank you for listening. Really hope you enjoyed it. Really glad I got to be here again. If you have thoughts about this episode or stuff you'd like to hear more of, or you just wanna finally explain to me what a podcast is, you can send a message to decoderattheverge.com. The team really does read every single email.

Thank you to Vulture podcast critic Nick Kwa for joining me in the show, and thank you for listening. Really hope you enjoyed it. Really glad I got to be here again. If you have thoughts about this episode or stuff you'd like to hear more of, or you just wanna finally explain to me what a podcast is, you can send a message to decoderattheverge.com. The team really does read every single email.

Thank you to Vulture podcast critic Nick Kwa for joining me in the show, and thank you for listening. Really hope you enjoyed it. Really glad I got to be here again. If you have thoughts about this episode or stuff you'd like to hear more of, or you just wanna finally explain to me what a podcast is, you can send a message to decoderattheverge.com. The team really does read every single email.

Nilay is also gonna be answering some reader questions for the last show of the year, so if there's anything you wanna ask in the whole world, make sure to send your question as soon as you can. Also, find us on TikTok. Check out our TikTok at DecoderPod. It's a lot of fun. It's just a lot of Nilay yelling, which I very much enjoy.

Nilay is also gonna be answering some reader questions for the last show of the year, so if there's anything you wanna ask in the whole world, make sure to send your question as soon as you can. Also, find us on TikTok. Check out our TikTok at DecoderPod. It's a lot of fun. It's just a lot of Nilay yelling, which I very much enjoy.

Nilay is also gonna be answering some reader questions for the last show of the year, so if there's anything you wanna ask in the whole world, make sure to send your question as soon as you can. Also, find us on TikTok. Check out our TikTok at DecoderPod. It's a lot of fun. It's just a lot of Nilay yelling, which I very much enjoy.

And if you like Decoder, please share it with your friends and subscribe anywhere you get podcasts. Decoder is a production of The Verge and is part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Our producers are Kate Cox and Nick Statt, and our editor is Callie Wright. Our supervising producer is Liam James. The Decoder music is by Breakmaster Cylinder. See you next time.

And if you like Decoder, please share it with your friends and subscribe anywhere you get podcasts. Decoder is a production of The Verge and is part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Our producers are Kate Cox and Nick Statt, and our editor is Callie Wright. Our supervising producer is Liam James. The Decoder music is by Breakmaster Cylinder. See you next time.

And if you like Decoder, please share it with your friends and subscribe anywhere you get podcasts. Decoder is a production of The Verge and is part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Our producers are Kate Cox and Nick Statt, and our editor is Callie Wright. Our supervising producer is Liam James. The Decoder music is by Breakmaster Cylinder. See you next time.

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