Present Notes:
On this episode of SLP Espresso Speak, Hallie Sherman welcomes Mindy Hudon and Rachelle Mauer, co-owners of Obtain Speech and Language Providers and the creators of Snappy Speech. This research-based speech sound intervention program is designed to assist school-based SLPs work extra effectively by lowering excessive caseloads, permitting them to give attention to what issues most — working on the prime of their license. With over 30 years of mixed school-based expertise, Mindy and Rachelle developed a groundbreaking technique to alleviate the pressures confronted by SLPs in colleges.
Mindy is an award-winning writer of the graphic novel Kodi’s Adventures: How I Discovered to Defeat the Time Snatcher and creator of the Bee A Time Keeper® Clock, a instrument designed to assist younger kids develop time administration abilities. Rachelle, a nationwide coach and completed author-presenter, is thought for her experience in creating and making use of cognitive and govt perform abilities, making her a frontrunner in her area.
Tune in to be taught extra about their modern strategy to speech sound intervention and the way they’re altering the panorama for school-based SLPs.
This is what we discovered:
- Mindy and Rachelle’s mixed 30 years of school-based expertise impressed the creation of Snappy Speech.
- Their program focuses on high-frequency speech drills, confirmed to speed up scholar progress.
- Snappy Speech helps scale back giant SLP caseloads, addressing frequent points like burnout and stress.
- Mindy can be identified for her work in time administration for kids by way of the Bee A Time Keeper® Clock.
- Rachelle has experience in cognitive and govt perform abilities, offering a holistic strategy to speech and language remedy.
- Their intervention mannequin emphasizes working on the prime of the SLP license, permitting SLPs to give attention to extra complicated circumstances.
- Snappy Speech has been piloted in colleges with important outcomes, together with decreased caseloads and improved scholar outcomes.
- This system makes use of skilled extenders to help SLPs, growing the frequency of scholar drills and lowering day trip of sophistication.
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00:00:00 Hallie: Hey there, SLP working with grades 4 by way of 12. New faculty yr, new you. Let’s not go into this faculty yr feeling overwhelmed and behind on paperwork. Let’s not fear about college students asking why they’re coming to speech. Let’s not have college students shrugging their shoulders and taking a look at you saying why am I right here? I do not need to be right here. Let’s as an alternative have your college students excited to return to speech, able to tackle the challenges you present and make huge progress in direction of their objectives.
00:00:31 Hallie: If you’re able to make this faculty yr the yr that you just go away work promptly on the finish of the day, plan in an hour or much less per week and go into each session assured that your college students will grasp the session aims, then SLP Elevate is simply what you want to make this faculty yr a profitable one. Both go to slpelevate.com or ship me a DM on Instagram with the phrase [club, c-u-l-b] and we are able to focus on if SLP Elevate is best for you and your college students. Now’s the time to get your time again and now’s the time to get your college students excited to return to speech. SLP Elevate is ideal for you.
00:01:15 Hallie: Welcome to SLP Espresso Speak, the podcast designed solely for speech language pathologists who work with older college students grades 4 by way of 12. I’m your host Hallie Sherman, your SLP behind Speech Time Enjoyable, the Speech Retreat Convention and the SLP Elevate membership and I am thrilled to deliver you conversations, methods and insights that will provide you with the jolt of inspiration that you just want. Whether or not you are tuning in throughout your morning commute, on a break in between classes and even throughout a well-deserved rest time, I’m right here for you each week. Let’s do that, SLPs.
00:01:55 Hallie: Hey, hey and welcome to a different episode of SLP Espresso Speak. Right now, I’ve two SLPs right here. Mindy and Rachelle, welcome to the present.
00:02:05 [Mindy]: Hello, thanks.
00:02:06 [Rachelle]: Thanks for having us.
00:02:07 Hallie: Inform everybody listening a bit bit extra about you and your SLP journey.
00:02:13 Mindy: Certain. So Rachelle and I are co-owners of Obtain Speech and Language Providers as a non-public apply in Woodstock, Connecticut. My journey began a few years in the past. We’ve got about 30 years mixed expertise working within the public colleges and we now have type of had a unique type of journey.
00:02:31 Mindy: We determined a few years in the past that we had been going to make use of our talent set in a non-public apply and… however we additionally wished to help our neighborhood. I’m additionally the writer of a graphic novel, Kodi’s Adventures: How I Discovered to Defeat the Time Snatcher. And I specialise in govt perform, particularly time administration and I’m the creator of the Bee A Time Keeper® Clock.
00:02:56 Rachelle: All proper so my title is Rachelle. I even have labored in many various settings and previously few years, we now have come collectively to open a brick and mortar personal apply the place we additionally provide faculty contracting providers as effectively in our local people. Not too long ago I’ve a broadcast course for SLPs about govt functioning. So whereas I see many college students and kids with speech sound issues, AAC stuttering however with a specific emphasis on govt functioning. So that every one led us to see what was occurring within the colleges in spite of everything of our expertise and form of, provide you with, , some totally different concepts to alter intervention round that a bit bit.
00:03:39 Mindy: Again in 2010, Rachelle and I labored in the identical district and we’d get along with colleagues and , type of speak vent about what was occurring with our apply and all of us discovered the identical state of affairs that we had all these gentle to average speech sound disordered kids in teams they usually weren’t progressing as rapidly as we had anticipated due to everyone is aware of on the market that, , you will have all these children in a gaggle and also you’re making an attempt to do totally different speech sounds across the desk.
00:04:10 Mindy: It’s a must to put an exercise on the desk and the youngsters weren’t getting, , simply not as many drills as they need to have. So we did some analysis again then and we had about 20 drills per session per baby. So we began to attempt to do a unique intervention mannequin, the excessive frequency which is totally different from conventional.
00:04:32 Rachelle: Precisely. In order that I imply we may speak in all probability for ages about the place we received to, however when you have additional questions that you just need to information us in direction of we are able to. Sorry, you would possibly need to edit that out.
00:04:42 Hallie: No, no, no, that is excellent, that is excellent. I used to be nearly to ask extra about this excessive, the necessity for prime frequency drilling and the challenges. So inform me a bit bit extra of, like the way you tried to unravel this downside.
00:04:55 Rachelle: Yeah, so we, that was an enormous downside for us within the colleges after which like Mindy talked about, we labored collectively on an amazing staff of SLPs early, within the earlier days after which she and I went alternative ways and applied this excessive frequency mannequin so as to, as a result of we all know, proper. It is a gold customary. Prefer it simply works. The issue is that we do not have the staffing, the bandwidth or the time to coach others to help us on this excessive frequency intervention.
00:05:24 Rachelle: So individuals love and have heard of like 5 minute speech and all these different branded packages that are fantastic issues, however what we discovered was distinctive for us is that we couldn’t see the sheer quantity of to illustrate, you will have a caseload of fifty children in elementary faculty. I’m going to guess you my morning copy that in all probability a minimum of 25 to 30 of these children have our TIC objectives and may gain advantage from this.
00:05:52 Rachelle: So we had been identical to this works. We all know it really works. It is within the analysis that we are able to learn and proceed to learn that is popping out with actually prime quality research, however we are able to additionally see anecdotally that we’re getting children off caseloads. They’re getting 200 to 250 trials per week versus 20 to 25 trials, however we won’t do it alone. So we began coaching extenders.
00:06:16 Hallie: What’s that? What’s an extender? Yeah, what’s that?
00:06:20 Rachelle: Yeah, in order SLPs, proper, the purpose, one in all our objectives is to work on the prime of our license. So in the event you can image, for these which are like ASHA geeks, a bit like us, image that like, workload exercise cluster that ASHA put out some time again. And you’ll simply actually see all the duties {that a} school-based SLP must be doing they usually, amongst that, have to be practising on the prime of their license, proper, in order that…
00:06:46 Rachelle: And likewise ASHA recommends this in lots of public… the Division of Training in every state is totally different however most of them are fairly in settlement that use of an extender may be that to increase the work of the licensed SLP. So this under no circumstances is a alternative of the SLP or the SLPA in any setting or any scope or circumstance however slightly selecting one albeit tiny however necessary talent, for instance, practising a speech sound manufacturing in an correct solution to get these trials correct.
00:07:21 Mindy: So what we did again in 2010 and thru the final 13 years working in colleges, I might discover somebody that to help me as a result of I used to be the one one within the constructing, and I used to be burnt out. I had lots of children. I wanted to have my time in a thousand totally different locations. And like I stated earlier, kids weren’t getting off IEPs fast sufficient after we knew if we may give them extra time, we’d be capable to do this.
00:07:47 Mindy: So by using what we developed is Snappy Speech which is a program to assist educate faculty districts to make use of this excessive frequency methodology using an extender. And we did lots of analysis by way of ASHA, checked out our state pointers, checked out different states pointers about the usage of paraprofessionals as extenders. So we now have labored very arduous in making an attempt to drag that collectively and we developed a program that we now have piloted with a few colleges and talked to SLPs who’re beneath like, , there’s burnout, proper. We’re shedding the place there’s shortages throughout the nation of SLPs.
00:08:28 Mindy: And everyone seems to be overwhelmed and we’re careworn and we have to begin considering exterior the field. We have to begin considering how can we assist kids achieve success and in a well timed method as a result of we all know that they’ll do it and since I am the SLP and I’ve taught them this sound, however perhaps if I may see them extra incessantly, that may occur. And we all know that is the, like Rachelle stated, the gold customary with this intervention methodology, nevertheless, how can we do this when you will have 70, 80 children in your caseload or extra. It is simply arduous. And we all know SLPs, oh yeah, yeah, I do this. Possibly 5 children. We’re speaking 25, 30, no matter children that want this and get off, , a caseload sooner.
00:09:12 Rachelle: So after we speak to SLPs about this, lots of people, so there’s like, in all probability we discovered like 4 to 5 precise, like key errors that may occur once you actually do not have, have not performed a deep dive in the way in which that we now have on this explicit subject that we see individuals making an attempt to do it. And they’re wholeheartedly eager to do their finest, however once more they’re type of totally strapped for time. And the ache level is actual the place they simply cannot get to all these children, so they do not know that they are form of like half doing it. However they’re. They don’t seem to be doing it totally.
00:09:44 Rachelle: The largest factor is that they, primary, that they don’t seem to be making use of an extender. In order that they themselves because the SLP are attempting to slot in this like a five-minute kind of speech state of affairs, however they don’t seem to be enlisting assist from others. And we, that is a bit little bit of a scary factor I believe for our occupation as a result of we by no means need to insinuate that one other un-prudential skilled may act as an SLP. And that’s not like what we’re implying, however once more, by use of extender after which use of what we stated, this all must cease.
00:10:19 Rachelle: And we have to spend a considerable amount of time creating complete and like acceptable coaching for the extender to then appropriately work beneath supervision of the SLP in order that they’ll act as an extender. So, as a result of in the event you do not correctly practice that particular person, A, you are going to have unfavorable apply, proper, for certain. In order that’s going to trigger hurt, proper. In order that’s not what we wish.
00:10:44 Rachelle: Quantity two, permitting administration to decide on your extender or to say, yeah, nice. Hallie, you need to do that five-minute speech? Go for it. And now you are placing it again in your plate, and also you’re making an attempt to see, , all these children for the primary three hours of your day, for 5 minutes. It isn’t attainable. After which in that sense, that is not taking an evidence-based strategy, which is clearly our, one in all our important objectives and never setting sufficient time apart for coaching.
00:11:10 Rachelle: So our strategy is a bit totally different the place we strive, we take a top-down strategy. We work with the district directors to teach them. We spend lots of time educating them and their SLP staff to grasp what this intervention is, perceive what this coaching is, rent the employees that must be performed for this.
00:11:28 Mindy: One of the best factor about what we’re doing is we’re not, this is not a program that we’re suggesting that SLPs buy. This isn’t what we’re doing. It is a district funded initiative. It is a program that I do know as a speech pathologist within the colleges what number of instances the lecturers are getting all this coaching and SLPs do not get that coaching, proper. That coaching is being paid by administration.
00:11:53 Mindy: So we really like I stated, we piloted with the district and the superintendent type of gave us from an administration perspective about this. And we went ahead with it. And in that district alone, there was a 42 p.c lower of that SLP’s caseload by using this apply. And that is big, that is big, this SLP is and the district they usually see that kids are getting all IEPs. We all know how costly it’s for a district to have a toddler on an IEP, however it additionally led this SLP to have extra time on her schedule to work with these extra intense children that she wanted to essentially work with.
00:12:29 Mindy: To not say that these gentle to average children do not want her. They do want her, . That is necessary. They should know her, and it is not that they won’t obtain providers from the SLP. The extender is an extension of the SLP, and it really works. It really works.
00:12:45 Hallie: I do know you would possibly, I used to be gonna say, one thing you talked about that was so necessary to reshare is that this extender isn’t essentially educating, they’re practising the apply. So the SLP is the one educating these abilities identical to we do not anticipate mother and father to go residence and educate these college students, , the sounds that they’ve not mastered. It is a lot extra necessary that like, hey, we educate it first. And as soon as they’ve grasped it with us then another person can proceed the apply afterward.
00:13:12 Mindy: And precisely what you simply described would… is what like practising on the prime of the license in our opinion for speech sound issues for prime frequency apply. That is what that appears like. And that particular person that’s doing the apply, although they have to be very effectively skilled to do the drill, that apply, proper. It must be good apply. In order that’s precisely what it’s.
00:13:36 Rachelle: So Snappy Speech gives that. It is an internet coaching that gives all the data that an SLP or the college district would wish to implement this program, all the things from, like she was saying, what’s confidentiality. Lots of people, an extender won’t know what that’s. What’s cuing of sounds? How do you do this? When, what are obstacles that would occur with the scholar? The place will we do that? What paperwork will we use? What supplies, with all the things, we collectively, like went again and actually thought of all the things that we did that was profitable, however it was an [operation].
00:14:13 Rachelle: So we put that on a coaching portal in order that SLPs and extenders, as a result of each can be required to take the course which is a complete of 4 hours and be capable to implement this system with the paperwork that they want, the supplies, screening course of, all the things– methods to write it on an IEP, all the things that we have performed for the previous 13 years. And we’re actually pleased with it as a result of it actually does make a distinction, and it does make a distinction for our colleagues. I imply it is, big burnout on the market, and we’re shedding individuals within the colleges. And we have to discover a higher manner.
00:14:49 Hallie: And from somebody who labored with older speech college students, these children received pushed alongside as a result of they, the sounds weren’t remediated if it was, if that they had extra intensive apply at a youthful age. They could, in my case, it has been so much much less.
00:15:05 Rachelle: Yeah, you see it and it. I really feel like everyone knows it anecdotally. And so we’re like, perhaps you tip your, you dip your toe within the concept of desirous about altering your service supply a bit bit, however that even of itself, it takes lots of coaching in your individual skilled time, which you do not have lots of redoing your schedule. So once more, like half, our coaching the POV for the viewers of our coaching is primary, the SLP and quantity two the extender.
00:15:32 Rachelle: So some modules are extra supposed for the extender like Mindy talked about, like what’s confidentiality. So the SLP must know that their extender has this working information of all these items and converse fundamentals of speech science that the SLP clearly understands, however then a complete, lots of the opposite modules are extra centered for the SLP in thoughts, as a result of now he or she is totally type of shifting their caseload administration mannequin, the place they don’t seem to be simply doing, to illustrate, for instance, 30-minute classes with teams of our TIC children.
00:16:02 Rachelle: They’re re, type of doing their entire schedule. They had been altering their IEP configuration. So we stroll the clinician all by way of that. As a result of it is arduous to make modifications once you’re already overwhelmed. There’s so many balls within the air and now right here, do that. So we really feel prefer it’s necessary, and we hope, peace of thoughts that our program is a district funded, evidence-based coaching for SLPs by the use of additionally extender help.
00:16:27 Rachelle: So that you’re hopefully, , you are not on this alone. It’s evidence-based. We’ve got been there. We’re there, and we additionally begin with that top-down strategy so that you just’re supported by your directors. And if they don’t seem to be then, and if their SLPs aren’t on board then, hey, it is not, then it is not match, however the analysis tells us that this works. So I imply, take it or go away it.
00:16:47 Mindy: The opposite factor is, is that the large factor that we actually stress all through the coaching is that this isn’t taking the place of an SLP. That particular person, that extender isn’t an SLP. That extender isn’t an SLPA. They don’t seem to be going to be known as or use that. They’re an extender, they usually need to know the place they’re that this SLP is their supervisor. So we’re, we actually enforced to the administration that the SLP must be a part of this. The SLP has to resolve whether or not it really works for her. It isn’t one thing the administration can simply say, you are going to do that as a result of that is not how we roll, as a result of we have been there. We–
00:17:26 Hallie: We’re the specialists, not them on, , speech pathologist.
00:17:29 Mindy: Like, , how it’s within the faculty districts. The administration goes to inform you what to do or what to not do or the place to go.
00:17:36 Hallie: It is all in regards to the funding. That is all they care about.
00:17:39 Mindy: That is proper, however in addition they, and they also know that that is making a distinction, proper. And it does. It makes a distinction. We get children off of and that is what administration needs. They need them to be serviced, I imagine. I believe SLPs need them to be serviced, they usually need these children to thrive and to, , who would not like to discharge a toddler.
00:17:59 Rachelle: All of us do, proper. It is a good time. Then , you are going to get one other one, however–
00:18:05 Hallie: It is a revolving door. To let one out, to let one other one in.
00:18:08 Mindy: However these children are, , I imply if you concentrate on it, they’ve much less day trip of the classroom, as a result of we’re doing shorter, little items just like the excessive intervention methodology. So the SLP is seeing them with the extender, after which they’re additionally being seen a number of instances in small little bites with the extender. And now that baby has had that rather more drill classes and progresses a lot quicker than we may do in a 30-minute three to 4 children round a desk in a recreation.
00:18:39 Mindy: You already know, I imply it is simply, we wish them to get the most effective, the lecturers, I imply, individuals, there’s lots of people ask us, effectively what in regards to the lecturers? What do they assume? It is bizarre for them at first. We give all of the documentation to, methods to deal with it with the trainer. We give an e mail about methods to you, know, share it with them. That is what we’re doing. However finally, they find it irresistible as a result of it is much less day trip of the classroom.
00:18:59 Mindy: They don’t seem to be taking that large bulk of half-hour a couple of times per week and placing it in out of the classroom after which they need to catch these children up. And lots of our children have particular wants. And they also’re, proper, there, there’s so many different issues and that half-hour is like two hours for them that they’ve missed. So that is small little bits of time, and it really works out nice. I imply it is a recreation changer. It actually is a recreation changer.
00:19:24 Hallie: What about mother and father? Have they given some kickback and suggestions on this?
00:19:28 Rachelle: Yeah, at first like Mindy stated, it is modified, proper. So at first, individuals, you say, I am, as an alternative of seeing your baby, for instance, half-hour as soon as per week. I am gonna see her or him for 10 minutes three days per week. They’re like, what, I do not know. This does not sound correct. Like there, it takes, there may be some rising pains for some greater than others after which by and enormous, like actually 99.9 if not one hundred pc of oldsters, after they perceive it, we educate them. And that is some, all of the issues we offer in our coaching as effectively for the SLP to not reinvent the wheel after they’re educating mother and father.
00:20:02 Rachelle: They see the progress that their baby makes, primary. Quantity two, when, after we have all been within the area for lengthy sufficient to know like mother and father, lots of time, like in addition they really need their child within the classroom as a lot as attainable.
00:20:15 Hallie: Certain.
00:20:15 Rachelle: In order that’s, I might say quantity two, the largest factor is after they begin to see like, oh, my baby is simply coming out for 10 minutes. After which they’re again in versus lacking their entire studying lesson or have not been a particular time or something, , they need to be within the mainstream. So that’s fairly key. After which the proof speaks for itself over the course of a few months, if not six weeks, the place they are often like, wow, hey, I actually observed a distinction of their speech. It is working. Like they make progress.
00:20:43 Rachelle: And people are the the reason why mother and father in the end actually, they begin to get up and pay attention be like, hey, , once you hear mother and father speaking about Snappy Speech and speech sound issues, you are like, okay, they perceive they usually’re on board, yeah.
00:20:54 Mindy: The opposite factor is that when you are going to a gathering and also you’re presenting the degrees that they’ve gone, proper. Final yr perhaps they had been on the identical sound for a lot of months or no matter. And this yr they’ve, , mastered that sound and you’ll present them that documentation. We like to make use of a excessive, high-tech system the place we are able to present them on an app. That is the info. That is what you see is how he is progressing. And simply, I at all times simply share. I used to do 20 to 25 per week. Now I am doing 200 to 250 drills per week. What’s higher? I imply when mother and father usually are not, , they need them to get probably the most in and on this methodology, they’re in a position to get that.
00:21:35 Hallie: So superb. The place can everybody be taught extra about this program and methods to share it with their administration?
00:21:42 Mindy: Yeah, so we now have, there must be a hyperlink within the present notes, however I might say that one of many first issues to take a look at particularly in the event you’re somebody that is hungry for the proof, we now have a case research pack you can obtain. So in the event you go to our web page that’s linked beneath or you possibly can simply go proper to our web site which is achievect, as in Connecticut, slp.com slash snappy speech. Yow will discover our case research pack on there. You may as well observe us on Instagram which is at achievect underscore slp. We even have some documentation when you land on there. You will see we now have some, that data, that’s tailor-made for directors.
00:22:20 Mindy: So in the event you wished to share that along with your administrator, it is rather less speechy. So it is like a non-speech pathologist can perceive it, after which we actually dive deep for the SLPs. The opposite factor that we discover actually useful as a result of as you possibly can inform, we may discuss it for ages is we now have like a really temporary e mail sequence that in the event you would, have an interest in any respect, we’d extremely advocate. We promise we won’t spam you or bombard you with an excessive amount of data. However in the event you do obtain the course pack and provides us permission to ship you emails, we now have a sequence about 4 to 5 emails that simply drips out like what even does this entail, what are the modules about.
00:22:56 Mindy: And we actually provide you with like, with out providing you with your complete course, we principally provide you with, , one hundred percent what it could be wanting like for you. So you possibly can resolve. Yeah, that is one thing I need to pursue additional or no, it is not match for me. I like how issues are going. So we offer a ton of knowledge in the event you take a look at that course research pack and supply your e mail.
00:23:17 Rachelle: The opposite factor that is a part of our program is when the staff decides that they will go ahead with Snappy Speech. We schedule a 30-minute preliminary name for any questions that folks have particularly after they’ve gone by way of all the coaching modules. After which we’re doing a neighborhood of apply for anybody utilizing Snappy Speech throughout the nation. And we’re going to do this like three or 4 instances a yr so that folks can, , ask questions or share success tales or little suggestions something they need the the staff of individuals which are utilizing it or enthusiastic about, yeah.
00:23:52 Hallie: Sounds superb and hyperlinks for all the things might be within the present notes. And the place is that graphic novel? What is the title of it once more?
00:23:58 Mindy: Oh it is Kodi’s Adventures: How I Discovered to Defeat the Time Snatcher. It is really printed by ASHA Press. So I am very enthusiastic about that. Thanks for saying that. I’ve your e book too. Ella, proper, Ella. I simply–
00:24:12 Hallie: Ella Bella Simply Cannot Inform Ya.
00:24:14 Mindy: Love that e book, love that e book.
00:24:16 Hallie: Thanks a lot. Thanks guys a lot for sharing your program and your expertise and simply altering the way in which for SLPs to make a distinction, have an effect with much less burnout. Simply altering issues up and actually exhibiting SLPs that, , change must be from the district stage and we have to advocate for ourselves. And thanks for offering one other alternative for that. So thanks a lot. Test them out. Try Snappy Speech. Try the e book.
00:24:42 Hallie: And we’ll, and oh, I at all times finish my episodes with a joke as a result of jokes are enjoyable and construct rapport. So after all I’ve it. I’ve a joke for you guys. Okay, why did the trainer draw on the window?
00:24:57 [Mindy]: I do not know.
00:24:58 Rachelle/Mindy: Oh, why did the trainer draw on the window?
00:25:01 Hallie: As a result of he wished his lesson to be very clear, however I am clearing up my corny dad jokes. He had each single week for you guys. Be happy to make use of it in your remedy room to construct that rapport. And thanks, thanks, thanks guys a lot for becoming a member of me right here at the moment. Till subsequent week, everybody, keep out of bother.
00:25:27 Hallie; Thanks a lot for tuning in to a different episode of SLP Espresso Speak. It means the world to me that you just’re tuning in each week and getting the jolt of inspiration you want. Yow will discover all the hyperlinks and knowledge talked about on this episode at my web site speechtimefun.com. Do not forget to observe the present so you do not miss any future episodes. And whilst you’re there, it could imply the world to me in the event you would take just a few seconds and go away me an trustworthy evaluation. See you subsequent week with one other episode filled with enjoyable and inspiration from one SLP to a different. Have enjoyable, guys.
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