Startup Breakdown Pt. 2

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Send us Fan MailThis week at the Dynasty Round Table we're breaking down the rest of our listener startup. We go through these crucial rounds and talk our best personal values and biggest regrets. Andy regrets letting Heebs give his Take of the Week.If you would like a question answered in an upcoming episode, you can email us at [email protected] If you liked the intro/outro music, be sure to check OUT the band OUTDrejas wherever you get your music!

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Send us Fan Mail This week at the Dynasty Round Table we're breaking down the rest of our listener startup. We go through these crucial rounds and talk our best personal values and biggest regrets. Andy regrets letting Heebs give his Take of the Week. If you would like a question answered in an upcoming episode, you can email us at [email protected] If you liked the intro/outro music, be sure to check OUT the band OUTDrejas wherever you get your music!

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