Feb. 19, 2026

Stop Sitting Out. Start Showing Up.

Stop Sitting Out. Start Showing Up.
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Live from CSM Anaheim, Jimmy sits down with Matt Huey, PT, to talk about what really moves the physical therapy profession forward.

The conversation centers on engagement.

Not national outrage.

Not social media complaints.

Real, local involvement.

Key themes:

  • Why member engagement starts at the state level
  • Protecting scope of practice
  • Why trust can’t be bought
  • The real ROI of conferences
  • How mentorship creates professional legacy
  • Passing a “little piece of you” to every student you train

The takeaway:

If you want the profession to improve, you have to show up.


Transcript
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And we're live.

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Hey, what's up, man?

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How you doing?

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Good to see you.

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We're just going to talk real quick.

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Yeah.

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And there we are.

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Now we're live.

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Seriously, we're live.

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Look, we're on our phone.

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Here we are.

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This is real.

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Matt Huey on the show,

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live from CSM here in Anaheim.

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Big Texas guy.

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I liked Houston.

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Houston was fun.

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It was a little warmer than California,

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I feel like.

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It is a little bit.

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It is a little bit.

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So I got to ask,

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you do funny videos on the interwebs,

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which is a good way to get people

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to pay attention,

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but then you also give them good

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information.

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Spoonful of sugar,

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and then the medicine goes down, right?

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Where do you come up with them?

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And I know that might sound like a

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weak question, but are you like...

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Are you watching something and then

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twisting it in the moment?

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Like, oh, I'll do that.

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Or are you a plotter?

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Like, oh, I'm going to do these five.

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Where do you do it?

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How do you do it?

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A lot of it just comes from history.

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When I worked with patients and had

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something happen, you're like, man,

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that could be funny.

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That's a cartoon version of funny.

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So like watching Saturday Night Live way

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back in the day.

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Like when he had Phil Hartman,

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Chris Farley, Will Ferrell,

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those like the skits of what you took

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a real life situation.

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You made it funny.

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You just amped it up ten percent.

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Yeah.

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And I was like, you know what?

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Let me start doing this.

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So sometimes I may just scroll and look

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at videos and I'm like.

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i could do something like that what's my

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version of what's our version of that yeah

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so something hits and that's yeah so like

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what is the rehab pt health care equipment

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of that whatever you're seeing in the

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moment yeah just to make it and i

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said it's just that little snapshot of

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that just that time just right there let's

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take it let's be funny with it let's

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be enjoying it's not making fun of anybody

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but let's do that let's all have a

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laugh because right life is hard dude

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we're monkeys on a rock dude we are

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we're just spinning around in space all

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this is made up we invented all this

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stupid stuff

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Good interactions that you've gotten,

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have your patients found?

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Your content?

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Yes.

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The patients occasionally have found it,

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and they're like, oh, my gosh,

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can you do me next?

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They get it.

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If the patients get it, you're there.

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That's where you are.

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The most touching thing was my daughter

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came home a few weeks ago.

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She goes,

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I watched one of your videos at school.

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Why were you watching that at school?

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She was like,

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I just wanted to watch one of your

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videos.

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and i was like okay and and i

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was like that's real touching i said well

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did you did you like it i wasn't

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signed in i was like okay but like

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that was touching and like my little niece

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i have a little niece and nephew and

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they find it hilarious they're like oh

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look uncle matt's on there being a good

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yeah how long have you been doing it

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like uh two thousand nineteen to seven

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years now wow and then when you started

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sharing things

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Nowhere in the job description.

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It's not in the syllabus in PT school,

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but it is in our lives, right?

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We always say we want to meet people

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where they are, and I'm like,

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I got news for you.

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They're on Instagram.

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They're on YouTube.

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They're on all these places.

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What was the goal when you started,

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and has the goal changed?

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Just a creative outlet.

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Flex a muscle that you're like,

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this is fun.

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Put my personality out there and then that

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was it.

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And then the same thing now is like,

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I'm just going to keep being this

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personality and just keep doing that.

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Just having fun.

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That's how I look.

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It's fun.

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You don't want to make it like...

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a hard job where I got to do

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this, but it's like, it's, it's fun.

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It could end tomorrow.

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Who knows?

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Right.

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But it's like, just have fun,

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entertain people.

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You know,

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that's what I think is just entertaining.

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Yeah.

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What's going on in Texas?

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In what way?

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I don't know.

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What's the big, hairy,

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scary want to talk about today?

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What's the thing everybody's got to hear

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about live from CSI?

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Oh,

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I'll tell you the big thing is getting

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member engagement.

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That's a big thing.

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Within an association?

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Within the association.

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So,

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getting the PTs and PTAs and the students

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engaged in the state to make a difference.

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Because sometimes I will say the big

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things nationwide,

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What can I do?

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I'm calling this lawmaker.

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I'm trying to tell them about PT with

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Medicare,

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but you've got physicians calling them,

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the OTs calling them,

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all these other professions are calling

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them.

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They're also talking about education and

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agriculture and business and all this

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stuff.

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But the local Texas people,

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we can make a change there.

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We can do something different.

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there and it's like we've got to get

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our members engaged and give them some

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reason why you should why are you should

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i be a member why should i be

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involved here what do we give you well

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let me ask you this why are you

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a member let's take the advocacy part out

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of it because you could do that without

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being a member why are you a member

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that's a good question i i do like

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the giving back and helping

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Advocate for the profession,

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grow the profession,

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protect us in what we do because

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everyone's trying to take a piece of that.

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You know,

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and then you have people who are,

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you know,

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the whole thing with the veneers doctors

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online.

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Do you ever see the veneer tech?

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No.

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What is that?

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Oh,

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so these people were on TikToks being

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veneer techs.

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What are veneer techs?

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Exactly.

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This people that would do like some online

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course or just in-person training to do

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veneers on people who are not licensed

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dentists or anything.

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And they were messing up people's teeth.

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And it's like,

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You have to protect them.

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I feel like there needs to be some

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sort of protection there.

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Yeah.

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And so one guy got charged with like

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seven hundred years worth of stuff.

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Because he messed up enough people's.

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Yeah.

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That bad.

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And then you also think of like with

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contractors,

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like I used to do construction when I

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was younger and like you get unsavory

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people.

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It's like you have to protect.

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Yeah.

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The people who consume our product.

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So let's let's be here to help protect

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those of those those people and get get

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us out there into these less fortunate

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areas.

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Because like again,

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when I came from Mississippi.

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There was eighty four counties in

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Mississippi.

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Eighty two of them are below the poverty

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line.

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So I'm really saying, hey,

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let's let's take this profession that can

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help people and let's go into these areas

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and share it with people and to help

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all those people.

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That's what I try to try to do

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with it.

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I know that's kind of all over the

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place in the answers.

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No,

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it's also got to be because you said

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we a few more than a few times.

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It's the other people.

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I tell people a lot like, oh,

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I can't do the math on CSM and

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fly all the way there.

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And just for that many CEUs,

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but I can get CEUs on my couch.

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I'm like, my man,

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if you're just flying for CEUs,

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you're missing you're missing the thing.

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The things in the hallways,

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the things that the I mean, unfortunately,

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it's like, yeah, it is the hotel bar.

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It's.

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i said it i hope apk steals it

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which is you if you're a new grad

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you come to csm because hopefully you see

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future versions of yourself everywhere oh

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yeah or your spin what am i going

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what impression am i going to leave and

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these pts are all over the country every

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day

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But when you're in physical proximity,

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you can meet someone new,

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propose a collaboration,

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and then something is born.

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And that's if you think you're going to

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get your money back out of the CEUs,

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you're not.

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That's a nice little side quest.

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The main thing is the people.

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That's why we come together.

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Yeah.

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It's so much fun.

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You get here and you come away so

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renewed and you find new products,

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all sorts of great,

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crazy things out here that are just so...

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Test it, jump in it.

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Yeah.

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And you may see like,

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I do have some of the things where

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it's like, hey,

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this thing may not stick around,

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but there's a thought,

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there's something going on there that we

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need to look at and be aware of.

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So that's a really big thing.

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And then also like meeting the people,

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because you never know,

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you meet somebody today and

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they may help you in a year,

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five years.

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You may pull that card out and go,

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hey, I need a job.

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I'm going to call Bob up right here,

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and I can call him up,

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and maybe they can find something.

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It's not that whole cliche of it's not

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what you know, it's who you know.

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I go one step further.

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It's not what you know or just who

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you know.

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It's what they know about you.

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Someone might know me and be like,

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Jimmy's a jerk.

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So if I come up in a job

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reference situation, I know him.

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Don't hire him.

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But it's what do they know about you?

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And you can build.

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You can't.

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You can't buy trust.

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You can try to buy attention,

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but you've got to build trust.

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And I don't know.

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I feel like you speed it up when

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you do something like this in person.

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Oh, yeah.

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It's great.

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You guys have an event.

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Do you have an annual in Texas?

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Oh, yeah.

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It's around October-ish when you typically

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have it.

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I mean, it's nothing as grand as this,

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but you get to see the people from

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around the state.

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You talk.

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People you're on Zoom calls with all year

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doing the work.

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you go have dinner with one another.

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You just,

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you just chat about different stuff.

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Maybe you may even have to talk about

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patient cases or just stuff that you're

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struggling with.

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And it's like, Hey,

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I get these new ideas to kind of

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bounce around and talk about.

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And it's like, it's a lot of fun.

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And even stuff like,

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not even pt comes from it sometimes so

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it's not all pt all the time but

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something something else may come in

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because maybe maybe they have um i don't

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know you want to start a band or

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something oh you play you know guitar you

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play let's go do this we got this

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album seems like a good reason i know

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we can have a band it's named theraband

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i think i stole that there we go

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theraband

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Listen, Picasso said, good artists borrow,

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great artists steal.

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So if you get a good idea for

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a video and twist it.

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I heard someone,

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we were at the Graham Sessions,

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a little meeting put on by PPS a

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couple weeks ago.

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And...

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And someone said, before I wrap up,

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I just want to give you my parting

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shot.

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And I was like, that's my thing.

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But I was like, that's cool.

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You stole it.

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That's all right.

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All right.

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So we will do the parting shot right

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now with Matt.

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Let's do it.

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This is the parting shot.

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One last mic drop moment.

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No pressure.

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Just your legacy on the line.

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All right, Matt Hewitt, your parting shot.

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What's something you want to leave?

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A mic drop moment, a soapbox statement,

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anything?

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Just look in that.

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Give us a parting shot.

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Oh, does that get put on the spot?

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Now I can't think.

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Well,

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what's the big thing you hope that changes

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in the profession in the next year,

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three years, something?

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What's the thing you're hopeful for?

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Gosh, now it goes.

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Of all the times I talk and I

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run out of something.

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Okay, like you said earlier.

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Every – I'm going to talk about students.

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I'm going to talk about students.

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Good.

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Whenever you work with students,

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I tell every single one of them,

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I want to leave a little piece of

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me with you.

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So you're going to form your own way

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of how to treat or how to evaluate

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or do whatever,

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but I want to have a little piece

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of me that I gave to you that

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you take it,

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and then a little piece of you will

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go on to the next one and then

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the next one.

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So you will continue on.

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because you did something with somebody,

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and they will carry it on,

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and they will carry it on.

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So a little piece of you will just

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keep going through this profession based

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upon what you did with students or

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whomever now, today.

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Hit them with the Instagram account,

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just so they can follow you online.

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So it is Matt underscore PT underscore DIP

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underscore MDT.

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Yes, it's very long,

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and please give a follow, and yeah,

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enjoy the content.

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Thanks for coming to CSM underscore

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Anaheim underscore twenty-twenty.