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Customer Interviews Are Messy - Here’s How I Cleaned Up My Process

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By Jack Mercer
| Medium
Every founder knows the value of customer interviews, but let’s be honest: they’re chaotic. Notes get lost, insights slip through the cracks, and follow-ups fall by the wayside. I needed a better system. That’s when I started using Grain. It records, transcribes, and highlights key moments from my interviews, making it easy to share insights with my team and keep everyone aligned. No more scrambling to remember what was said or who said it.
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The mistaken identity of VP candidate JD Vance

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By Jack Mercer
| The Mountain Eagle Verified
JD Vance has an identity problem. At one time, Vance identified as a Trump despiser, calling Trump an “idiot” and privately compared him to Hitler. Those days are long past. Now, as Trump’s vice-presidential running mate, Vance is no longer a Trump despiser. He has become a Trump apologist. Where once Vance saw himself as a son of the working class from Middletown, Ohio, he is now a proud Yalie and member of MAGA.
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10 Iconic Cartoon Characters Who'd Make Great Horror Villains

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By Jack Mercer, Mae Questel, Jackson Beck, Spencer Bollettieri Verified
| CBR Verified
With Steamboat Willie docking in the public domain, it posits which characters will join Mickey Mouse in a new slew of cartoon-inspired horror. Now that Steamboat Willie is in the public domain, and countless studios are rushing to make a horror movie based on Mickey Mouse, many wonder what iconic cartoon characters may be the next. Over the years, filmmakers have commonly twisted classic fairy tales, cartoons, and nostalgic mascots into horrific caricatures for the big screen.
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