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ExpressVPN is pretty awesome, man. It keeps your online activity private and secure, which is super important these days. You know, if you're in a place where access to certain parts of the web is restricted, you can bypass those restrictions easily. It's like having a virtual passport. You can watch Netflix from the UK, or access content that's geo-blocked in other countries. Plus, it's super easy to use—just one click and you're anywhere else.

And yeah, some people use it for different things like betting from other locations or even playing Pokémon GO in places where you normally can't. It's not just about privacy; it's about giving you freedom on the internet. And who doesn't want that?

You know, that's a good question. Not really, man. I try to keep the ads separate from the main content of the podcast. I don't want to interrupt the flow of the conversation with ads. It's like, imagine you're deep into a fascinating topic, and then—boom—commercial break. That just ruins the experience. I do the ad reads at the beginning or the end, and sometimes I'll weave a little story into the ad read to make it more engaging, but it's always separated from the core content of the show.

It's important for me to keep that listening experience unbroken. Plus, I've got so many advertisers lined up that I can afford to be picky about how I include them. So, yeah, no embedded ads that are directly tied into the story we're discussing during the podcast.