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This is hilarious. Mark Normand discovers Founders podcast: “It’s this crazy guy named David Senra. This guy is a nut but he’s a file cabinet of information. He reads autobiographies and then tells you the greatest hits. I listened to the one on Agassi, and Henry Ford and all...

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