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Episode 149: B-Side with Red: Gamifying the Gig Economy with an Innovative App
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Are you ready to join the ranks of full-time gig workers? In this B Side episode, we had the amazing opportunity to chat with Red, a gig economy superstar from the Philadelphia suburbs who's made a living from various gigs like DoorDash, and Uber. As a Top Dasher, Red shares her insights on maintaining this prestigious status.
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Hi guys, welcome to the geek economy podcast, The B side. You know what, jasper, we need. I think we need a new intro music for the B side. I know we do. We need to do something special. We're special.
Speaker 3:I was just going to say that is an amazing intro.
Speaker 1:Thank you. We've used it for a very, very long time.
Speaker 2:We made a new one. We're going on year five now.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, not with that same intro, though, but No, no, I know, but we've been doing it for a long time.
Speaker 1:Yeah for sure. Well, tonight, as you know, Right right. As you know, every other Wednesday we do the B side. We interview a gig creator or a gig worker. Tonight's going to be a gig creator. This is red and we can't thank her enough for coming on the show and talking about things So red. Why don't you tell us who you are, what market you're in, if you want to, and then like your primary gig that you do for currently for gig? I know it changes from time to time depending on the season for everybody.
Speaker 3:So Hi Larry, hi everybody, you guys, first of all, thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1:Absolutely. Thank you for coming.
Speaker 3:Even though I have blue hair, I go by the name red.
Speaker 2:It's always fun to confuse people, right?
Speaker 3:The hair color changes. I do it for fun. I primarily oh not primarily I work in the Philadelphia market. I am in the suburbs. Here's Cody He is my producer. He fixes everything that I break, or before I break it.
Speaker 1:That's a good producer.
Speaker 3:It'd be like Brett, you can't do that. This is why I go. Okay, well, how can I? And he's like this is how.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what I do with Jason. I know the role very well. No, i'm kidding.
Speaker 3:So yeah, I'm in the Philadelphia suburbs.
Speaker 1:Okay, and what gig do you do primarily?
Speaker 3:So DoorDash is king in my market. I have not counted the amount of apps I have, but it's got to be over 10.
Speaker 2:Okay, and you are active on all 10, right.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Okay, very cool. I mean, that follows the model we always say about having more than one bucket, because what happens if you get deactivated? Right now, i'm actually having problems with my Uber app right now. I'm trying to solve those, but I just have two apps, so now I totally get it.
Speaker 3:I'm actually probably like 14. My most recent, i was fortunate enough to be pulled off of the Curry wait list. Either executives, i have yet to take a Curry order, though.
Speaker 1:Okay, yeah, they can be sporadic.
Speaker 3:Yeah, they're just. I mean I've seen some offers but I mean they're just not worth it for me to take Like they haven't been in my local area.
Speaker 1:Okay, right, okay, yeah. Yesver tells me that he always teases me about my accountant because when I get all my taxes done, i have like 10 apps that I've made over $600 for in the year, and then everything's like an extra 50 bucks every time he's got a file. It was a schedule C or something like that.
Speaker 2:Whatever it is, you have that special program.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2:So so, red, is that full time, apart time you're doing DoorDash?
Speaker 3:I am full. I am a full time. 100% of my income comes from gig work.
Speaker 2:That's very cool Awesome.
Speaker 3:I love it. I would do nothing I like. I cannot imagine a scenario where I would go to a W2. I just imagine a scenario.
Speaker 2:So so we've always we hear a lot about full timers where they're really like time and a half. You know full time and a half because they work like 60, 70, 80 hours on average. How many hours a week do you work like gig? I mean, obviously we all know we do a lot of other things and we're going to talking about some of those other things tonight that you do. But, doordash, what do you do on average a week? How many hours?
Speaker 3:My active working on half hours probably are go between, i'd say, 35 ish to 42 ish.
Speaker 2:So very normal, like a normal job, Yeah, like a normal job.
Speaker 3:Well, depending on what your job is And you guys are going to see some of my people in here, Hi Sessy, because I put it on my community post and linked, you guys.
Speaker 1:Thank you very much Appreciate it. Welcome. Can I ask if you're a top dasher or not?
Speaker 3:I actually am a top dasher.
Speaker 1:See, that's what you got to do, so real quick. John McAllian, who's been on this show before you, may recognize that name.
Speaker 3:He is on the community.
Speaker 1:He had sent me some screenshots. The dude is on the West Coast and he's up so freaking late, like I'll be up in the morning getting ready for work and he'll be texting me and I'm like, bro, like it's late, you got a real job now. But he said that he had sent me some screenshots. Sorry, and it's called Dasher Rewards And Grand Rapids is one of the markets that it's supposedly going to hit.
Speaker 3:I heard about this.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 3:Here's my guy Vinny. So remember, i told you after this I'm going over to Dry Chair Garage.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:It's Vinny there, okay, nice.
Speaker 2:You have to remember. You have to all come now, sign up for the special app that we you know, telegram Group, so you can come in and start talking with us. So we need more people in the Telegram Group.
Speaker 1:So this reward thing is basically. It's kind of like a mini top Dasher. I don't know if you were able to get to look at it.
Speaker 3:I did. I know about it. I looked at it online. I listened to a couple content creators explain it. I've listened to Sin City deliveries. He did a fantastic job going through it.
Speaker 1:Excellent.
Speaker 3:I listened to Pedro going through it.
Speaker 1:What is the consensus from everybody?
Speaker 3:Well, i guess it depends upon how you choose to work the Gordash app. Yeah, Right. You're not going to please everybody all of the time, so I'm a top Dasher. I am in the large order program. As a matter of fact, i'm in all the Gordash programs, so for me nothing's going to change.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it'll be the same what I think I might experience is actually more large offers. Okay, because I mean I, my acceptance rate is almost always over 70, so I don't foresee me falling out of that category range and if I do, it's gonna be for like one or two orders.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and.
Speaker 3:I mean I don't advocate taken garbage, yeah, but Sometimes you got to shovel a little crap to get You know.
Speaker 1:You got to take the good with the bad. I mean I I've kind of flipped my stance on it. I used to have like a 13% acceptance rate and then, as I was looking towards the future, i'm like, okay, i need to do something about it. So they offered me a reset for May and so now mine's 75% and and for the most part I Once in a blue moon I get a completely shitty one and I decline that one. But for the most of it I mean like if Gary's app say it's green, then I'm gonna say I'm gonna take it, even though it's a little less than what my standard was, just to try to get into that. You know that top-dash program.
Speaker 3:So, listen, i'll let me tell you about my morning yesterday. So, and trust me, i wasn't happy with any of the first five offers I took. Yeah to me they were all garbage but I took them because, with my stats, if that's what's hitting my phone, that's what's available.
Speaker 1:I see, that's alright.
Speaker 3:Take it or I'm gonna sit and go like, oh my god right. So I did five, my, i did five offers. Not one of them paid more than six dollars. None of them paid less than five, but not one was even more than six. After five offers, i was at twenty eight dollars. It took me an hour and maybe five or six minutes and I drove eight point nine miles.
Speaker 1:That's not bad.
Speaker 3:I mean, tell me really, is that bad miles to money ratio?
Speaker 1:No no.
Speaker 3:And I started at. I want to say, oh, it was noon on a Tuesday.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you can't be too choosy noon on a Tuesday.
Speaker 3:I mean, look, i went out late and my acceptance rate went up five points probably.
Speaker 1:So you've been doing okay, so you're full-time. And then how long have you been doing gig work? Like, yes, we're, and I started in 2016, as far as when uber and Lyft were around, that was, there was nothing else around, so do you go back that far?
Speaker 3:No no. So here's my history, so my back. I am college educated. I have a degree in sociology, psychology, with a focus on criminal justice. Okay, for years worked in the court systems, i was child support, enforcement And then I started designing jewelry. Okay selling it online and Between. Yeah, i'm telling you that it's bizarre how I ended up here and I was working so much, married, raising two girls, and it was just too much.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so.
Speaker 3:I had a decision, so I left my government job and did jewelry. Okay and I did well. I did very well, but I got. I was getting kind of depressed because I'm in the house working alone.
Speaker 2:Yeah right, yep, absolutely.
Speaker 3:So I went to cracker barrel and worked in the gift shop Just to get out of the house and be social.
Speaker 3:Yeah got divorced, needed to make more money, knew I did not want to go back into The field. I had been in fair, i was on dealing with other people's crap, and So I saw these girls. You know, mind you, i'm in the gift shop, but I was seeing the servers every day come, that's what, yeah, money, handle her foot. I'm like that's what I'm gonna do. Right, i became a server. Well, that wasn't enough for me, and then I progressed and I became restaurant management. Fast forward a couple years and The pandemic hits. I'm a restaurant manager and I get laid off.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, man So.
Speaker 3:I'm sitting at home during the pandemic and financially I'm fine, right, because I'm getting unemployment and that extra six hundred dollars, but back up on the social person, right.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:I'm depressed in the house. What the hell am I gonna do? I get an email hits from DoorDash that says, hey, you can make X. Y and I'm like I don't like to do. I don't even like to drive, i literally don't like to drive. Signed up for DoorDash and I loved it. I got About a year later. So not only did I sign up for DoorDash And I said, signed up for grub, hub and uber eats and I'm just loving it. I work when I want.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's.
Speaker 3:You know it's my social time. I work in the market I live in, so I already know the merchants just from living here And they now have become my new friends, yeah, and my new co-workers. And Then I get recalled to work. I got the dreaded phone call Time to come back red, and I did so out of. I felt, a sense of obligation.
Speaker 2:Obligated Yep Absolutely.
Speaker 3:And I was miserable. So, actually, if you go back in my content, my very first video I ever did Was oh my god, i want to quit my job. I want to quit my day job. Mm-hmm because I Regretted it and I did it out of obligation To somebody else's Needs and business.
Speaker 1:Yep, yeah, i don't, i don't, i don't fault you for that, i think I mean that's what a lot of people do and you got to do what you got to do, right, like right.
Speaker 1:I don't fault anybody. I try to be, you know, when I get after people taking poor orders and stuff like that, i try not. I used to be really not hateful but like come on, why are you taking? you know? But I'm like you know, i don't know their situation. So like they got to do whatever they got to do and I got to respect that so well.
Speaker 1:I'm glad you're, i'm glad you're in the gig world because I love it too. I'm not I'm not full-time a bus driver, but I do gig on the side. In the summertime I do mostly full-time gig, so I am. I am the thick of it right now. But let's talk about switch gears, talk about creation, because you have a YouTube channel And you have this thing called gig wars. Yeah, let's tell me a little bit, like a like a 60 second, what gig wars are, and then we'll go from there.
Speaker 3:So gig wars is competition between drivers.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 3:It just makes our job more fun. And we're not alone Gig warriors, what we call them warriors. We've become each other's co-workers. If you will we're the water people.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Right Where you hang out. So we're not about tips and tricks. I mean we share them with each other when things happen.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 3:Be like, oh my God, i'm having an issue And we're like, hey, we do this, we do this, But mostly we just hang out.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:While we're working and we're each other's. We've come friends, almost like family, like Ceci. She's like my girl. I had met her in person. I've had dinner with her.
Speaker 1:Oh nice. So backing up a little bit, have you, did you create content before this gig war or channel Like, do you have another? I noticed you didn't give me that link And I just was curious what you did on YouTube before you started creating this gig wars.
Speaker 3:No, it's the same channel. I just changed my name Perfect, perfect. So I was rolling with red. I have the name red because it's my nickname from my boyfriend.
Speaker 1:OK.
Speaker 3:That's just I'm red. There's a reason behind it. I'm not going to share that. It's irrelevant, but and I was just rolling with red because I'm going to be out in my car.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:And I just did live streams because, for real, for real, i don't want to be editing videos.
Speaker 1:Oh, the worst, I'm sure, if I have to, but why?
Speaker 3:My whole purpose for being here is to interact and get to know people. I can't do that through a video.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for sure I can't. The live streams are my favorite. We live stream on Wednesdays and then I upload it to the Audio World, the podcast World, on Monday. I do edit that one because that's just kind of what I do. I just I like to make sure it has good sound, but with the live streams it's like eh, eh, whatever, so, ok, so we have this gig war thing. You talked about the water cooler thing. Is there a chat function in this app? Because, like Jesper and I were talking, the Telegram which we use, which we have a community with people all over the country, it's to do that water cooler talk. So I'm just curious if that app has that feature.
Speaker 3:Currently it does not.
Speaker 1:OK.
Speaker 3:But that's what the channel is for. Yeah, right.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:So I have the premium. I have a premium version of Streamer, so I can host 10 people.
Speaker 1:OK, yep.
Speaker 3:On panel. I have given powers. I'm just going to call it powers. Yeah, i'm going to go to people who I trust because I can't be there all of the time, so there's always somebody there who can bring you up, or people who are up there will have powers to bring other people up. Yeah, like the channel itself is the water cooler.
Speaker 1:OK, yeah, i shared our Telegram link, that's I would tell you. I'd love you to join mine, but if you do create your own, it's an amazing app And it's real time communication. Think of it as instant messenger. Instant messenger What am I in the 90s again? Think of it as like a Facebook messenger, but on steroids As far as the things that you can do in it. I mean, you can even live stream in it. It's pretty cool. So it is cool.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so that's our community. If you want to join it, there's people. We even have a fan that's coming to the States from New Zealand, that she's coming in September, so really like that. Jesper talks about that all the time. The community, like being a gig worker, is kind of lonely, so Yeah, no exactly.
Speaker 2:I mean, i would have probably quit driving for Uber and Lyft a long time ago if I hadn't, if I didn't have the community. There's no doubt, yeah.
Speaker 1:So this gig wars is an app that What tell us how people can participate in it.
Speaker 3:So first you have to download the app. Obviously it's available at The Google Play Store and the iOS Play Store. Real easy way to get to it is garrysappscom.
Speaker 1:Yep.
Speaker 3:I downloaded others out all of his other apps also. Install the app. You input your information. So we ask What state are you in, what kind of vehicle do you drive and what platforms do you work on? and the reason we ask you to do that is because So that other drivers can see your profile and be like hey, i want to challenge this driver. Okay okay, like hey, this, this person works in my state. They use the same apps I use. I want to have a war with them.
Speaker 3:Okay so the user can create their own, so you can challenge a user directly if you're a premium user. So I mean, there's different functions, right? Yeah, anybody can use it for free and never pay. Yeah, but obviously there's a paid version that has other features. But the fact that you can challenge another user is the reason, and the sole reason, we ask for What vehicle do you use? where do you live? not really live like your house address.
Speaker 1:But yeah yeah, platforms so Do you ask for any login information for the platforms, or is this on an honor system, just typing in numbers?
Speaker 3:correct It is. The user puts in their own information. We do not, there is no log and we do not connect to any of your accounts. Okay, i would hope that you don't make your Login information, any of your login information, for an actual app like, come on, people, you know, never do that, not that we would, i just would never suggest that you do that anywhere. Like keep that stuff completely.
Speaker 1:Well, a lot of apps out there read you do connect, you know, like moves, financial, that kind of stuff, so they do have access to all that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, no, not us.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's totally fine. I just want to be clear for people About that. I did. I was perusing your your promo video and I saw someone was saying that someone got deactivated from From your apps or some bullshit like that. I was like okay.
Speaker 3:I was. I'm more than happy to address all that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, you don't have to now. I just thought it was.
Speaker 3:I really don't mind addressing it all.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yes, very good question.
Speaker 2:No, i'm just so interested in listening to this. I'm trying to figure out. I'm in my, i think in my mind, and sorry I'm so quiet I'm trying to figure out how the app actually works. So you go in and you tell you what you're in and you, you, you, you, you you ask somebody for a war, and then what happened? So you go in and you say how much money I made that day, and then You win the war. And how does that work?
Speaker 3:Like, one of my favorite wars is shopping wars. I like to shop. I start a war, i call it shopping wars, right. And then I, because I create the war, i make the rules. So I decide, and when I say I don't mean me, i mean it could be you, it could be you, it could be anybody, it's your war, right. So I say Door dash, uber eats, because they're shopping on Uber eats, instacart, those are the platforms that I'm gonna allow. And You, as an app user, say hey, you know what I? I enjoy shopping. I want to join the war.
Speaker 3:So every time you do a shopping order, if you want to, after each order, or maybe you want to do it at the end of the day, you add your numbers to that war total. Oh, nice, okay, well, okay, i did. Okay, let's say you do it at the end of the day, right? So today I did four shopping orders. I drove 12 miles. I made a hundred and fourteen dollars on my shops. Tomorrow, if you have shopping orders, you also injured. Now, mind you, you get to choose. It could be a one-day war, it could be a seven-day war, I don't know. You make the rules.
Speaker 2:Okay, okay.
Speaker 3:Where we are here Talking about the war and so it's just somebody.
Speaker 2:So what happens then? let's say it's a one-day war. So what happens after the one day?
Speaker 3:It's really just bragging rights between you and you. Ever right, nice, okay, now We have official wars. That gets a little different. Oh, so I have two accounts in the app. I have me personally, so that I I mean it all started because I like competition, right, right. So, red place. I get in those wars, but gig war's official has an account. If gig war's official randomly hops into your war, they don't have to play, they just show up. That means your war is official. Okay, so the winner of that war.
Speaker 3:Will get an exclusive merchandise that we will send to you. Okay, it is, it's a Winner circle shirt. It is not available for sale. It's like, obviously you're only gonna get it if you respond to my email, right like?
Speaker 2:and.
Speaker 3:I don't do that at this point because I don't have enough user engagement on the actual gig war's official channel to be able to communicate with you. But I mean, we're new and eventually going forward, that will happen, right? Also, gary sponsors the channel And so winners of official wars get a month free subscription of his, of One of his apps. Initially we kept it It was the DAW app but we know not everybody uses door-to-ash, right? Like we have Ride share only drivers, so you get to pick what app you want. You get one month free of the premium version. You also get a month free of premium version of gig war's app. Nice, but we did just host two official wars. We had the ride share, lisa discord war and the winner of that was The rational driver. So he's gonna get a month of free of gig war's premium version. He's gonna get he's probably gonna choose maximum and He'll also get a t-shirt and then the winner of the weekend Warrior app They'll get the same things. Yeah, i like that. You make it exclusive, like the shirt, can't?
Speaker 1:be bought You.
Speaker 3:I think that's kind of cool And I think right now there's only three people have that shirt.
Speaker 1:Yeah, very cool.
Speaker 3:Nice, that sounds like fun.
Speaker 1:I love that. I love that it's on the honor system. but I also have I'm skeptical of that, but obviously if you like frickin, you know, do Instacart and you make like and you put in the like you made $400, like you're full of shit, like if you're, if you're going to cheat, you know what I mean. It just seems stupid to even cheat on that.
Speaker 3:Right So, and we realize this right So, remember we're in the very, very early stages of development.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:So right now, if it's an official war and we're giving you things, you have to prove your shit.
Speaker 1:Oh good.
Speaker 3:So currently what they do is they email me at gigwarzeofficial at gmailcom. They're screenshots. Sure, They're actually, for I mean, it's a simple this is what you made today. You, you know, you get that little button and you email it to me. Do I have a loser circle shirt? No, I don't.
Speaker 2:She would have to give way too many of those away.
Speaker 3:I don't think any big warriors are actual losers.
Speaker 1:I know.
Speaker 2:I love that, love that.
Speaker 1:I still think it would be a funny shirt, though.
Speaker 3:It would be, and here we also have this. So for the, i refer to them as unofficial wars, right, cause it's not one that's sponsored by us and we're not giving you products. But if you're in a war with, like a couple of people and you call bullshit, you're like dude. I just don't believe you. We have a live stream. It is 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Wow, you hop in there and go on panel and be like bro. I don't believe you. You're full of shit. Put your phone up So there are ways to to verify. And I would say this I mean, nobody likes a liar or a cheater, right? So if that's what you're about, the other people in the app are going to figure you out For sure. Like we're not stupid people, right? And I don't mean me, gary, i mean all of us collectively. Nobody's going to want to hang out and play with you.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:And they're going to call you out in the chat and be like. You know what, like user Momo, face over there is is a liar.
Speaker 1:Yeah, right. So I have a question about the app. I'm in the, i'm on the main screen, i just I haven't done anything other than just put my email and password in. So it's got the winner's circle and it's got like seven people up there and it's it has zero totals for today, but then it has a cumulative. What is that from? Is that from this week? Is that from since the app started? What? what is that?
Speaker 3:That would have been, and I'm not even in the app right now. What? what is the number?
Speaker 1:There's like seven people. It's the main, it's the main screen, so it's got you know. so it's got seven people. Winner's circle Yeah.
Speaker 3:That's going to be. That was official wars.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 3:And that number up there is the total from the winners of each war.
Speaker 1:Okay, because somebody had 30, the first guy had like almost $3,500 than 2600.
Speaker 3:Yeah, That's token. I'm not even in the app and I can tell you that that's token from the fourth war. That was top dashes versus non top dashes.
Speaker 1:Am I right Token. Yeah, you're right How many, how many days was that? Was that like?
Speaker 3:It was a seven day war and those guys worked their asses off Geez, And I can tell you this token did not have a single paying order greater than it's either $25 or $30.
Speaker 1:Damn, he must have worked so much.
Speaker 3:Now I'm going to tell you one thing that is somewhat concerning for me is that I don't want anybody to do anything that is unsafe, right? So for that particular war, because I mean I was dealing with six guys who their level of competitiveness is off the chain, Yeah. So they were fun to watch, but for me it was a little nerve wracking because I was like I didn't realize like these guys need warnings.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:I'm like how much have you slept, like no go.
Speaker 1:I feel like you need a disclaimer in the app saying please, you know, please, take care of yourself, have fun, but get some sleep, drink some water, you know.
Speaker 3:Absolutely. That was an amazing war. That war was a lot of fun.
Speaker 1:Yeah, i bet it was Well Red. This has been amazing. I like this idea. I don't think I could ever like be in a top winner's circle because I try to work as least as possible to hit my goals and then I'm out.
Speaker 3:That's also the point too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. So I mean, yeah, could I work a ton more hours and try to do that? Yeah, but I think I will try, or whenever you guys you know do something official or whatever. I see Gary's in here. That seems kind of shady. I'm going to have to question him a little bit.
Speaker 3:You're going to question the developer, Yeah.
Speaker 1:I will, and I will question him all day long Gary, you're cheating? No, i'm just kidding. I'm surprised he's not in here giving me shit.
Speaker 3:He's busy. He's on another interview. I'm like we're very busy this week because of the request on it. The extremely how can I word this? Reckless I'm going to say it as nicely as I can The reckless information that was put out, with no facts.
Speaker 1:Gotcha.
Speaker 3:We're very busy doing a little cleanup and it actually worked in our benefit, because of course now we're everybody's talking about it.
Speaker 1:Of course It's good for business. Look at Bud Light. It's good for business. So anyways, i will let you go. I know you have another interview at 9 so you can get ready for that. We usually keep these about a half hour, so I appreciate that Everyone. Go to Red's channel Definitely the links are in the description and please go check her out and the channel out and get involved with that. Download the app. That would be great. Yeah, i appreciate you, red.
Speaker 3:One final thing, Jason, I want to say There's a verified link in there and you can hit verified and then what we do is so you get a check mark so people know if they ever enter a war with you They're with actually you and not somebody pretending to be you Oh so link it auto links to your YouTube channel so they can just click in, and then I add you to the featured section of my channel, which I know today isn't much because I'm still small, but one day that might be huge, i don't know.
Speaker 1:But yeah, okay.
Speaker 3:When I see verified channels in there, I immediately put them to the featured section.
Speaker 1:Nice, nice. That's a good idea to do that. So, all right, red. Well, thank you so much. I appreciate all your fans that came in here. I appreciate the love. If you know, check out the show. If you could subscribe to the channel, that would be awesome. Also, anywhere podcasts are listened, this always goes on audio version of that too, if you just want to listen while you're working. So I appreciate it. Have a good night, y'all.
Speaker 2:Thank, you so much, guys, thanks so much guys.
Speaker 1:Bye.
Speaker 3:Bye, bye, thank you.
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