This week’s stories will be of mix-ups. The first one will be “Why the Sea is Salty”... just like me. The next tale is a Chinese fable called “Yang Pu Beats His Dog,” which already sounds really cruel. Okay, this segment is to address everyone anywhere and everywhere who’s listening. I wanna just read out where you guys are listening from because this is wild. I just think this is crazy. I mean every time I look at my analytics I see all these countries and I can’t believe this podcast is making it out there and people are listening there. I mean it just makes me unbelievably happy. What I’m trying to say is, thank you so much everybody, wherever you are. :) Enjoy the ride, Grimmlings!
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