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Graham and Ashkahn talk about how they deal with other float centers spying on Float On.

Basically... they don't. The float industry is a really open community and a lot of information is generally freely available. If someone is spying on a float center, that could be a result of poor communication skills or a lack of awareness of what information is actually out there. The guys share their advice on how to talk to someone who might be in that situation and how to move forward, hopefully as friends instead of rivals.

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Transcription of this episode... (in case you prefer reading)

Graham: All right.

Ashkahn: Okay, welcome.

Graham: Hello.

Ashkahn: My name is Ashkahn.

Graham: I am Graham. And together, we are Grashkahmn.

Ashkahn: Oh, sorry.

Graham: That's all right, it's cool. Just forgot my half of our combined name.

Anyway, we have a question for us from you, which is, what are some common issues with float tanks? Sorry, no, different question, wrong day.

Ashkahn: Different question, different day.

Graham: Right, just look at a different page here. “I had a customer come in - that's good - who was sneaking a bunch of photos and asking weird questions.”

Ashkahn: Hm.

Graham: “Now I found out that they're opening a center across town. How do you deal with spies?”

Ashkahn: Spies.

Graham: Espionage. The dangerous side of the float world.

Ashkahn: I mean,