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You evolve in your career, and I looked at it as, yeah, how about the guy that speaks that is a former comedian and can still be funny? And also, because there's another thing that happens with comedy, people don't think you're smart. My comedy actor was very smart. I used to dress up as Bill Clinton. I was a Bill Clinton impersonator.
Put on fat padding, makeup, gray hair, and come in and talk like Bill Clinton. Hey, how you doing? How'd you like to occupy a position on my personal staff? You know, whatever. Innuendo jokes and this kind of thing. Hey, Monica. The thing is, I would get done doing a show, guys, and then people would come up there and post their pictures. That's something we always did.
And they'd say, you know, you're really funny, but you're actually kind of smart. Yeah. I'm like, do you realize how damn degrading that is, what you just said?
Yeah.
There is a podcast in Iowa. Funk for profit was named by they. They stirred up a banker near. Then quick came an auctioneer. Making profit was their first goal. Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. Soon may the fun come to bring us guests and beer and fun. One day when the recording's done, we'll take our One day when the coding's done, we'll take our mics and go.
And listeners, welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. You've got Tanner here. And Corey's here. And apparently that's the last I'm going to speak today because Corey's like, really? You turned two cameras on for this?
Yeah.
This is my show. You can't do the intro by yourself. Yeah. Can you?
Dave is actually up working, speaking. I know.
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