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Yeah, then work. You know, that's for the more creative stuff.

Yeah, then work. You know, that's for the more creative stuff.

Yeah, then work. You know, that's for the more creative stuff.

And once I start editing, I have to be pretty straight.

And once I start editing, I have to be pretty straight.

And once I start editing, I have to be pretty straight.

It helps to talk out loud too. That's one of the other things.

It helps to talk out loud too. That's one of the other things.

It helps to talk out loud too. That's one of the other things.

Yeah. It kind of helps you only think one thought at a time.

Yeah. It kind of helps you only think one thought at a time.

Yeah. It kind of helps you only think one thought at a time.

I have a big old Mont Blanc fountain pen from the 1970s. No way. Yeah. I write with that. Oh, wow. That's cool. Yeah. It's very cool. Yeah.

I have a big old Mont Blanc fountain pen from the 1970s. No way. Yeah. I write with that. Oh, wow. That's cool. Yeah. It's very cool. Yeah.

I have a big old Mont Blanc fountain pen from the 1970s. No way. Yeah. I write with that. Oh, wow. That's cool. Yeah. It's very cool. Yeah.

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