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The same thing's true at HUD, FHA commissioner, that job.

The nominee to fill the current vacancy at HUD, um, is Matt Jones, and he literally today while we're sitting here had a nominations hearing in the Senate Banking Committee that went fairly smoothly, I think aided by the fact that senators were ready to get out of town after their final floor votes last night.

But he's very able, um, grew up in the industry.

His dad had a mortgage company.

Well, I mean, there is the pause that comes when a new director, a new regulatory agency head is put in place.

I'll just go back to, like, the CFPB and FHA examples that I was using earlier.

I mean, for Matt Jones at FHA, when he's confirmed, he'll be working with a lot of the team that he's already working with now, and so he'll probably be trying to continue the direction of a lot of the work that was already ongoing at HUD.

I think because of what we talked about with CFPB, the fact that there was a real reduction in workforce, the ramping up will take a little bit longer.

Outfield extremely shallow.

Matt Jones in center field very shallow.

Rico Carty in left field also shallow, along with Felipe Alou in right.

One-oh pitch is taken in there for a called strike.

Detroit and Cleveland were rained out in Cleveland.

Kansas City and Baltimore are being de- delayed because of rain in Baltimore.

It's the sixth inning and center fielder Matt Jones is up against Dick Selma.

Curveball taken high, one ball and no strikes.

So the, the previous review I think was done by Ben Smith in about 2017.

And so, uh, Matt, myself, uh, an honors student, Ivy, uh, we worked with, uh, Jared and Ben.

We also had another student, Nathan, on the paper.

And what we found was there's no real difference in terms of if exercise is painful versus, uh, pain-free.

Yeah.

I think the...

So we're doing a, a trial at the moment led by Dr. Matt Jones, which is capacity.

Um, and it's expanding on work by Tanya Gardner, uh, on patient-led goal setting.

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Hello everybody, welcome to the Everton Barline episode number 113 this week.

I am Matt Jones, not joined by Paddy Boylan this week, he is off gallivanting somewhere on his honeymoon.

But I'd like to say we've got Lyndon Lloyd, founder

of the harvest.

So with today, as I'm sure you're probably expecting, Matt Jones, of course, went through and began for us Philippians last week.

We're going to be continuing on in that today.

The lesson is entitled Encouraging the Philippians.

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parties you can't be though can you let's be honest bmx doesn't pay that much unless you do it really really well it could pay if people put more content out and become like i don't know like a matt jones if you want to go that way um but you can't you gotta be you gotta be yourself i always say you can't put a facade on for too long you'll get found out and That was one bit of advice my dad always told me from day dark, never change for anyone.

And that's how I live my life.

You got to.

in terms of national sponsorship.

Yeah.

What I will loop back to a little bit, we were talking about like, you know, content and Matt Jones and stuff like that in terms of mountain bike content is that like there is a few people that do decent out of content and I'd argue now that if I was a sponsor I might not always be picking the fastest rider.

Yeah, we talked about this before, didn't we? It puts me out in a decent light and acts well and people like and around the scene.

Yeah, but I feel like his peoples are on game day.

Somebody was, I think it was Matt Jones from KSR who tweeted like orange for orange versus orange.

That's hilarious.

I kind of like that, yeah.

It does seem like you guys are a very tight team.

I mean, we see highlights on social media from vacations with George Kittle and Kyle Juszczyk and Matt Jones and Brock Purdy and Trent Williams and all the boys.

How much do you think that team chemistry leads to some of the winning culture you guys have established here in San Francisco?

Well, it doesn't hurt, I can tell you that.