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Graham and Ashkahn give their perspective on the pros and cons of giving free floats away for teachers. Giving out free floats is the Float On way and giving them to a specific group of people who could really use them sounds like a good idea.

The guys break it down and address some of the concerns any float center may have about running a program like this.

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Ashkahn: Howdy doo dah.

Graham: Another day another podcast as we say.

Ashkahn: We do actually that.

Graham: We've said that few times now.

Ashkahn: That's an actual saying that we say. Unlike our other sayings which are mostly ...

Graham: One-offs.

Ashkahn: I have been saying howdy doo dah pretty consistently.

Graham: Like on the podcast or outside of the podcast as well?

Ashkahn: Yeah, I guess I have to be saying it on the podcast for it to ...

Graham: Maybe in your sleep.

Ashkahn: Sleep doo-dah-ing?

Graham: Our question today-

Ashkahn: My name is Ashkahn.

Graham: Oh, I'm Graham, sorry. I'm sorry. Our question today is “I've seen some campaigns by centers who are giving free floats to teachers for a week or two leading up to school starting. Thoughts?”

Question mark, yeah, they put it in there.

Ashkahn: I think it's cool.

Graham: Badass, yeah. I saw this on Float Collective and I saw Dan Larsen posting it up about OlyFloat...