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Outro & Patreon Pitch
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Jackie closes the last episode before a long holiday weekend by directing listeners to The Toast Patreon — $7.99 a month for five bonus episodes, access to 500+ archived vlogs, and a community that is, per Claudia, currently buzzing about the Dear Toasters Time Capsule Patreon episode. A new Patreon episode is being recorded immediately after. Jackie runs through all the podcast platforms and asks for five-star reviews before she and Claudia sign off with matching Fourth of July energy, including one final reprise of 'God Bless the USA.'
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