@jessepollak: what's your advice for people who haven't made it yet? feat. @brian_armstrong live at @base batches
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Jesse Pollak live with Brian Armstrong at Base batches, offering advice for people who haven't made it yet.
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what’s your advice for people who haven’t made it yet?
feat. @brian_armstrong live at @base batches https://t.co/ZX3DQ7G87o
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