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It\u2019s ALIVE..it\u2019s ALIVE!!! Well, not really\u2026but the Brothers are getting a chance to play mad scientists by attempting to design the perfect email application. Spoiler alert\u2026 it doesn\u2019t exist yet. By pulling our favorite (and required) features from the countless applications we are tested\u2026we create our Frankenstein of email apps, just waiting for someone to build it and get all of our money. What features are must-haves\/deal breakers? What features would make us lean toward a specific client over another? How can AI be used to provide some interesting email workflow efficiencies? The Brothers have you covered. Plus, you get to see a \u201cHell Yeah\u201d version of James K. Polk, which you obviously don\u2019t want to miss.<\/p>\n

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