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Can you tell from the get-go when someone says, "I wanna try a podcast, here's my plan," that it's gonna work or not?
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NP: So here's my plan — because we've got to mention it all — I'm going to say the names of some products you announced, and you're going to give me one sentence about them.
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"It's going to be really important, versus saying, like, 'Here's my plan down to the smallest detail and this is what we're going to do, and hopefully you like it, and if you do, be for me,'" he laughed to himself.
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"Now here's my plan...", Shel Silverstein's best known cartoon of the 1950s, became the title of his 1960 cartoon collection. His best-known cartoon of the 1950s was featured on the cover of his next cartoon collection, Now Here's My Plan: A Book of Futilities, which was published by Simon & Schuster in 1960. Silverstein biographer Lisa Rogak wrote: > The cartoon on the cover that provides the book's title would turn out to be > one of his most famous and often-cited cartoons. In the cartoon, two > prisoners are chained to the wall of a prison cell.
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In September 2016, Nathan Schneider wrote the article "Here's my plan to save Twitter: let's buy it" in which he asked "What if users were to band together and buy Twitter for themselves?" Once in users' hands, Schneider suggested, Twitter could be turned into a platform co- op.
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Both their hands and > feet are shackled. One says to the other, "Now here's my plan." Silverstein > was both fascinated and distressed by the amount of analysis and commentary > that almost immediately began to swirl around the cartoon. "A lot of people > said it was a very pessimistic cartoon, which I don't think it is at all," > he said.
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Frustrated, Tom plans to run away ("Here's My Plan"). As Tom procrastinates, he meets beautiful newcomer Becky Thatcher, and they are mutually attracted. The town's outcast and Tom's best friend Huckleberry Finn appears and arranges for the two of them to meet at the local graveyard that night so that Huck can "cure his warts." Huck remarks that painting the fence looks like fun, and Tom then swindles his friends into painting the fence for him after having them trade their valuables.
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