WEBVTT 00:00:03.285 --> 00:00:03.826 it's counting. 00:00:03.826 --> 00:00:04.687 Hello, mary Song. 00:00:04.687 --> 00:00:06.068 Goodbye heart. 00:00:06.068 --> 00:00:08.612 Sweet mary lou, I'm so in love with you. 00:00:08.612 --> 00:00:09.333 What 00:00:11.682 --> 00:00:13.686 What 00:00:13.686 --> 00:00:13.686 is that? 00:00:04.527 --> 00:00:04.687 Song 00:00:04.687 --> 00:00:04.687 . 00:00:04.687 --> 00:00:06.068 Goodbye heart. 00:00:06.068 --> 00:00:08.612 Sweet mary lou, I'm so in love with you. 00:00:08.612 --> 00:00:09.734 What is that? 00:00:11.682 --> 00:00:19.385 Song I don't, I don't know how you picked those particular song lyrics out because I was going to say hello so that's what. 00:00:19.385 --> 00:00:21.794 That's what came next oh, this is kind of loud. 00:00:21.794 --> 00:00:23.428 Can you turn down my? 00:00:23.428 --> 00:00:29.586 Uh, turn it down on your uh turn it, turn down my uh headphone thing the headphone one okay, how's that? 00:00:29.987 --> 00:00:30.870 lower, feel better. 00:00:30.870 --> 00:00:33.301 Lower, lower, lower, lower, lower. 00:00:33.301 --> 00:00:37.990 Wow, that's good, right there, jeez, that's a lot okay, yeah, well, it's a lot. 00:00:38.012 --> 00:00:58.737 It was making me, we can't have that what what this is enormous with your hosts, harley and kc. 00:00:58.737 --> 00:01:12.686 So now, the last time we got together, yes, for a little recording, we talked about, uh, I don't remember, but it had to do with aging. 00:01:12.686 --> 00:01:20.287 I think it had to do with words oh yes, forgetting them yeah, and a little bit of memory stuff, correct, yeah? 00:01:20.287 --> 00:01:22.492 So um, this time, but we forgot. 00:01:22.492 --> 00:01:26.149 I forgot to mention something and there was something else that you wanted to ask me about. 00:01:26.149 --> 00:01:27.210 I did. 00:01:27.591 --> 00:01:30.507 Yeah, oh, I forgot what you told me to ask you about. 00:01:30.507 --> 00:01:32.465 What did we just? 00:01:32.465 --> 00:01:35.362 We just talked about something and you said I know what it was. 00:01:35.362 --> 00:01:37.802 Amazon Days, oh. 00:01:37.802 --> 00:01:39.721 Amazon Prime Day, oh. 00:01:39.721 --> 00:01:41.111 Is that what it's really called? 00:01:41.715 --> 00:01:43.081 I believe so yes, amazon Prime Day. 00:01:43.081 --> 00:01:43.662 I can't remember. 00:01:43.662 --> 00:02:00.939 I call it Amazon Days, d-a-z-e the Amazon Days, because if you get on that stupid sale, you could lose four hours in a days and have like 12 boxes shipped to your house and not even remember what you ordered. 00:02:00.980 --> 00:02:02.299 It would be so fun and so easy. 00:02:02.299 --> 00:02:09.950 I have learned to curb my enthusiasm, as they say, so I don't go crazy and order like I used to would for Prime Day. 00:02:10.881 --> 00:02:13.049 I looked for stuff and everything I wanted was not on sale. 00:02:13.199 --> 00:02:17.727 Well, there's so many gadgets and you say oh, I'll use that gadget. 00:02:17.727 --> 00:02:22.063 I like that gadget, I like that gadget, and then those gadgets go in a drawer and you don't use them. 00:02:22.063 --> 00:02:24.206 So did you buy anything this year? 00:02:24.206 --> 00:02:26.911 I bought a couple of items, but it was but very. 00:02:26.911 --> 00:02:30.055 I was very practical this year, so you want to know what I got. 00:02:32.479 --> 00:02:33.081 I'd love to know what you got. 00:02:33.102 --> 00:02:33.522 Yeah, you practical. 00:02:33.522 --> 00:02:35.629 I feel like I'm embarrassed to say this out to the masses. 00:02:35.729 --> 00:02:38.348 but I'm speechless because you're never practical. 00:02:39.719 --> 00:02:42.663 I bought just for men, hair coloring Good. 00:02:42.663 --> 00:02:48.632 I bought batteries AA and AAA batteries that were on sale. 00:02:49.794 --> 00:02:51.415 Did you buy any hearing aid batteries? 00:02:52.741 --> 00:02:54.343 What? 00:02:54.343 --> 00:02:56.788 And I bought, oh, for the camper. 00:02:56.788 --> 00:02:59.393 I wanted a little tool kit. 00:02:59.393 --> 00:03:04.516 Like you know, back in the day it was the ladies kit, if I can say that. 00:03:04.516 --> 00:03:05.777 You know the one I'm talking about. 00:03:06.080 --> 00:03:09.270 Well, target this would have been in the late 80s, early 90s. 00:03:09.270 --> 00:03:18.033 Target used to sell a plastic box that had you know, both kinds of screwdrivers, basically, and a pliers and some basic things. 00:03:18.033 --> 00:03:21.769 A hammer, a flashlight hammer and it was called a do-it-herself kit. 00:03:22.300 --> 00:03:23.502 That's exactly what I got. 00:03:23.502 --> 00:03:25.268 I know that nowadays we don't call it that. 00:03:25.328 --> 00:03:29.538 Right, we don't and probably that product could not exist, probably in this day and age. 00:03:29.557 --> 00:03:31.145 No, I'm sure it's been renamed. 00:03:31.145 --> 00:03:32.705 I can't exactly remember what they. 00:03:32.705 --> 00:03:36.093 I could look it up and tell you what they called it and it did come. 00:03:36.093 --> 00:03:46.790 You could get everything with pink handles, or with light turquoise handles, or whatever I chose, orange A good bronco color. 00:03:47.211 --> 00:03:50.634 So it wasn't called the do-it-herself no, no, no, this one really was. 00:03:50.875 --> 00:03:52.216 Yeah, I know, that's exactly what it was. 00:03:52.235 --> 00:03:52.637 It's shocking. 00:03:52.939 --> 00:03:53.902 It was like the Bic pen. 00:03:53.902 --> 00:03:54.945 That was the Bic for her. 00:03:54.945 --> 00:03:55.647 What was that? 00:03:55.647 --> 00:03:58.001 Bic came out with the pen for a while. 00:03:58.001 --> 00:03:58.921 That was called the Bic. 00:03:58.921 --> 00:04:04.026 It was a pen and it was kind of pretty. 00:04:04.026 --> 00:04:08.670 This is now called the General Household Hand Tool Kit. 00:04:09.431 --> 00:04:10.013 That's perfect. 00:04:10.073 --> 00:04:11.174 That's a good name for it, yeah. 00:04:11.713 --> 00:04:14.597 So it has something for everything really Right. 00:04:14.639 --> 00:04:17.850 There's the hammer and the scissors and the screwdrivers and all that? 00:04:17.920 --> 00:04:19.225 Do they have any little sockets? 00:04:19.225 --> 00:04:20.564 There were some. 00:04:20.564 --> 00:04:25.742 I believe, yeah, for the little small ones, that you can use a straight, a flathead screwdriver. 00:04:25.762 --> 00:04:28.992 There's a tape measure an allen wrenches. 00:04:28.992 --> 00:04:30.757 Are there any richard wrenches? 00:04:30.757 --> 00:04:35.910 Only allen no, dick wrenches no dick wrenches and also, uh, what do you call? 00:04:35.910 --> 00:04:37.353 Oh see, now here's a word. 00:04:37.353 --> 00:04:42.512 I lost what you know, that sharp thing that you can cut open a box with, and has a, has a blade in it. 00:04:42.512 --> 00:04:49.947 Yes, uh-huh yep carpet knife yeah, is that what we call it I don't know what it is, but it has that, yes, utility knife. 00:04:49.947 --> 00:04:52.093 Utility knife, thank you for remembering what. 00:04:52.093 --> 00:04:54.225 And this one even has some uh screws. 00:04:55.047 --> 00:05:10.500 Oh, in case you need, in case you have a screw loose and it falls out, you can replace it right, and it's even got the things that go in the wall, that spread out wall anchors, yeah, and a tape measure so basically, and it has orange handles- you said this is basically the old person's toolkit. 00:05:11.060 --> 00:05:12.504 It's bright so you can see it. 00:05:12.504 --> 00:05:16.060 Yeah, it has a little of everything right, because you really don't know what you need. 00:05:16.060 --> 00:05:20.172 But even if you can't fix it, you're going to try, because that's the way old guys are. 00:05:20.172 --> 00:05:24.829 Totally yeah, when you finally break it, you're going to call someone out and you're going to hand them one of these tools. 00:05:24.829 --> 00:05:26.132 They're going to say do you have a screwdriver? 00:05:26.132 --> 00:05:27.440 You hand them one of these tools. 00:05:27.440 --> 00:05:30.389 You go oh, you bought the old person's kit from Amazon days. 00:05:30.970 --> 00:05:34.716 My rule is try to fix it till I break it, and then I'll have to call somebody else. 00:05:34.716 --> 00:05:36.245 I bought this. 00:05:36.245 --> 00:05:37.805 This wasn't part of Amazon. 00:05:37.805 --> 00:05:38.964 I had bought Prime Days. 00:05:38.964 --> 00:05:41.269 It was before I had bought this electric skillet. 00:05:41.269 --> 00:05:42.254 Oh, I love those. 00:05:42.254 --> 00:05:43.399 Are you familiar with the concept? 00:05:43.399 --> 00:05:45.406 My mother cooked fricassee chicken Right. 00:05:45.447 --> 00:05:46.269 Delicious right. 00:05:46.269 --> 00:05:49.480 My grandmother did her fried chicken in an electric skillet. 00:05:49.500 --> 00:05:50.620 My mom did too it was amazing. 00:05:52.141 --> 00:06:02.504 So I bought this really cute one for the camper and it's round and has that thermostatic control thing, that big probe that you plug into the bottom of it or whatever. 00:06:02.504 --> 00:06:07.547 It was so unsafe we had no idea oh my gosh, it's still the same, it's still built the same. 00:06:07.547 --> 00:06:11.408 This one is anyway from Amazon, of course, drop it in a sink of water and zzz. 00:06:11.649 --> 00:06:13.009 Yeah, exactly that. 00:06:13.009 --> 00:06:22.091 So Mr was using it and at first he was saying, oh, I like this because it's a small size, it's compact and look, I can do my bacon in here or whatever. 00:06:22.091 --> 00:06:25.892 Between the two of us we only have four or six pieces anyway. 00:06:25.892 --> 00:06:38.978 And then we started noticing right away you'd set the dial, the thermostatic dial, you know how there's like three contacts there's a long one that sticks out, and then two holes Right, you know the two holes. 00:06:38.978 --> 00:06:39.478 The two holes. 00:06:39.478 --> 00:06:41.019 And then there's that long probe. 00:06:41.038 --> 00:06:42.098 And then there's the long probe. 00:06:42.338 --> 00:06:42.499 Right. 00:06:43.000 --> 00:06:47.141 And that's the temperature control probe, actually this one. 00:06:47.141 --> 00:06:48.185 He would use it. 00:06:48.185 --> 00:06:54.983 It would heat up and get real hot to where he wanted it to be, and then it seemed, when it got to that point, it would totally shut down. 00:06:55.004 --> 00:06:58.208 I bet it did, I bet it did, I bet it was a safety feature, so you don't burn your house down. 00:06:58.228 --> 00:06:58.389 Right. 00:06:58.389 --> 00:07:01.952 And so then the bacon would be sizzling and suddenly it would just stop. 00:07:01.952 --> 00:07:07.845 Yep, then you'd have to wait a little minute and then it would start up again and it would heat up again and it'd start to sizzle. 00:07:07.845 --> 00:07:09.610 And then Did you send it back? 00:07:09.610 --> 00:07:11.781 No, and I had it. 00:07:11.781 --> 00:07:26.124 Here's the thing with camping and trailers and stuff too, is sometimes you buy things and then you haven't tried it yet and six months went by and it stayed in the camper, in the box, and then you dug it out and tried it, and now I missed my window of opportunity to return it to Amazon. 00:07:26.124 --> 00:07:35.194 So I said to him now I'm going to tell a bad story on myself for the whole world to hear I'm going to buy a new one, you know what I'm going to say don't you? 00:07:40.360 --> 00:07:41.944 I'm going to buy a new one because this one is obviously defective. 00:07:41.944 --> 00:07:47.305 I'm going to put the old one in the new box because it was still new you know, it was in the box, it hadn't been used, and I'm going to, you know, send it back. 00:07:47.305 --> 00:07:53.810 And then we have a new one that's not defective, and the old one goes back and you just say it wasn't, it didn't work yeah. 00:07:53.810 --> 00:07:54.312 It didn't work. 00:07:54.312 --> 00:07:55.932 Bezos can afford it, right. 00:07:56.233 --> 00:07:59.175 Right, they're used to this trick that probably they are. 00:07:59.615 --> 00:08:00.755 They probably would see me coming. 00:08:00.755 --> 00:08:01.656 Huh yeah, because they? 00:08:01.656 --> 00:08:03.858 Because amazon keeps track of you've ordered this before. 00:08:03.858 --> 00:08:05.084 It says right on. 00:08:05.084 --> 00:08:10.245 When you click on something it goes last ordered, on whatever date do you ever make, do you ever mix metaphors? 00:08:11.007 --> 00:08:15.425 yeah, yeah, when you said they could see you coming yes I almost said with a 10-foot pole, right. 00:08:15.685 --> 00:08:24.473 I thought that's, that doesn't go together, okay but I get it then I happened to just go on amazon and look at it to see if it was still there still something available. 00:08:24.579 --> 00:08:26.012 And it was still there and available. 00:08:26.214 --> 00:08:30.331 To have better reviews and then I said maybe I should read the reviews, which I hadn't done before. 00:08:30.331 --> 00:08:32.886 I probably should have said this too. 00:08:32.886 --> 00:08:34.687 The thing was like $19. 00:08:35.879 --> 00:08:37.541 Well, you get what you pay for 95 cents. 00:08:37.561 --> 00:08:38.860 Yeah Well, you get what you pay for 95 cents. 00:08:38.860 --> 00:08:43.743 Yeah, it wasn't a $30 or $45 or $100 electric fryer. 00:08:43.743 --> 00:08:51.904 So I read the reviews and I realized that everyone had the same problems, and so now I'm just going to have to live with it. 00:08:52.345 --> 00:08:53.405 Oh, that's too bad. 00:08:53.405 --> 00:09:16.253 Well, a few years ago, the government got involved with a crockpot and crockpots in the olden days, old school crockpots all those expressions that are no longer popular they used to be a lower temperature and so, if you remember, you used to be able to put like a pot roast or something in a crockpot, go to work, come home and it would just be done. 00:09:16.253 --> 00:09:19.014 Now, if you do that, it's way overcooked. 00:09:19.014 --> 00:09:20.575 It literally falls apart. 00:09:20.575 --> 00:09:21.034 That's true. 00:09:21.034 --> 00:09:33.359 So what happened was they decided that in certain circumstances, the shutoff temperature was too low and it actually bred bacteria, certain types of bacteria, and didn't kill the bacteria. 00:09:34.919 --> 00:09:36.003 I was wondering where you're going to go with this. 00:09:36.003 --> 00:09:42.960 It probably had to do with something like people that started with a frozen pot roast instead of a thawed pot roast or something like that. 00:09:42.960 --> 00:09:51.715 So, to protect the people who didn't know that their meat was well cooked, they raised the temperature before it shuts off, so that everything's overcooked now. 00:09:51.715 --> 00:09:58.094 So there was a period of time when you could buy old crockpots at garage sales that worked better than the brand new ones. 00:09:58.394 --> 00:09:59.136 Now you don't have a choice. 00:09:59.136 --> 00:09:59.879 Everyone's used to it. 00:09:59.879 --> 00:10:00.399 It's just the way it is. 00:10:00.419 --> 00:10:03.845 Yeah, we've figured out how to work around it, but I totally know that concept. 00:10:03.845 --> 00:10:04.467 It's happened to us. 00:10:04.679 --> 00:10:06.427 So I think that's what's happening with your fry pan. 00:10:06.427 --> 00:10:12.863 I think there's some kind of an automatic shutoff that says if it goes any higher, it might be so high that grease might start on fire. 00:10:13.083 --> 00:10:23.316 So it might burn his finger and then, when it cools off about so much, then it starts to heat itself back up again, instead of just regulating the temperature like they used to. 00:10:24.341 --> 00:10:26.528 Well, I had great hopes. 00:10:26.528 --> 00:10:32.309 I went looking for a electric chainsaw on a 10-foot pole For Prime Day. 00:10:32.309 --> 00:10:34.567 I looked and looked and looked and looked. 00:10:34.567 --> 00:10:39.532 I found a half a dozen that were 30, 40% off, 25% off. 00:10:39.532 --> 00:10:45.669 I needed just to trim some of the lower branches off of this huge tree in my front yard and I don't want to make a big deal out of it. 00:10:45.669 --> 00:10:51.581 If I only have the energy to trim off one branch, I don't want to plan a whole day around it, I just want to grab it and cut off a branch. 00:10:51.802 --> 00:11:02.937 Yeah, I like that concept too, and for us that are city dwellers the disposal thing is a thing too, so you can't just totally chop your tree down in one fell swoop anyway, because now you're going to have a disposal problem. 00:11:02.937 --> 00:11:14.961 Yeah so, but if you do a little at a time and can throw away a few pieces here or there, then you can get rid of it, and I don't know about you, but we've had a lot of wind in the city this year, same it's been, I mean, gale force winds, right. 00:11:15.402 --> 00:11:19.471 And so the trees lost some dead branches, and some of them them are as big as what's that? 00:11:19.471 --> 00:11:20.393 About four or five inches. 00:11:20.393 --> 00:11:23.328 And once they're on the ground, how do you cut them up Right? 00:11:23.328 --> 00:11:24.802 So you don't want to. 00:11:24.802 --> 00:11:26.288 You know, a hand saw is kind of. 00:11:26.288 --> 00:11:27.029 It would take you forever. 00:11:27.029 --> 00:11:28.605 I was looking at those. 00:11:28.605 --> 00:11:34.572 The only one, the best-selling one, the one with the best reviews, the best-priced one, was not on sale oh sure. 00:11:40.279 --> 00:11:41.024 Was it an an electric or a gas one? 00:11:41.024 --> 00:11:41.888 It was electric and I wanted a corded one. 00:11:41.888 --> 00:11:44.460 Okay, because I'm tired of reaching for a battery-powered tool and I didn't, and I get halfway through the job and it dies. 00:11:44.460 --> 00:11:47.984 Right, ended up not getting it okay but I got one thing. 00:11:48.664 --> 00:11:56.240 We've talked about the fact that the Apple Watch battery, after a certain number of years, expands and basically self-destructs the phone. 00:11:56.240 --> 00:11:58.111 It pushes the face off of your watch. 00:11:58.111 --> 00:11:59.707 Right, you can get the battery replaced. 00:11:59.707 --> 00:12:02.817 But who's going to spend that kind of money to replace old technology? 00:12:02.817 --> 00:12:06.174 It's pretty much planned obsolescence. 00:12:06.355 --> 00:12:06.556 Yeah. 00:12:06.965 --> 00:12:09.514 So I just refused to buy a new Apple Watch. 00:12:09.514 --> 00:12:15.967 So I saw something two years or three years ago on Prime Days and I bought it. 00:12:15.967 --> 00:12:22.321 It was a knockoff Fitbit and on Prime Days it cost me. 00:12:22.321 --> 00:12:27.708 This real price was $39.95, and I got it for $19.95. 00:12:27.708 --> 00:12:28.710 So it was a third off. 00:12:28.710 --> 00:12:47.298 It monitors your sleep, deep sleep, light sleep, movement, heartbeat, steps, your mileage and when you go for a walk, the little app that comes with it shows you exactly where you walked I mean really exact, and it shows you how fast you walked for each segment of that walk. 00:12:47.298 --> 00:12:49.027 It's pretty cool. 00:12:49.027 --> 00:12:51.874 There's something called an Amaze Fit. 00:12:52.195 --> 00:12:53.597 Okay, and I had a 5. 00:12:53.597 --> 00:12:58.015 Well, when I was looking around before the sale, I saw a 7. 00:12:58.015 --> 00:13:00.613 And it was only $49.95. 00:13:00.613 --> 00:13:07.096 It's a good product and this one has a bigger screen and it monitors blood oxygen, how fast you're breathing. 00:13:07.096 --> 00:13:09.533 It's got all this additional kind of stuff. 00:13:09.533 --> 00:13:10.125 Plus. 00:13:10.125 --> 00:13:11.570 It has Alexa built in. 00:13:11.570 --> 00:13:15.990 It can tell you when you get text messages and voicemails that can answer that. 00:13:15.990 --> 00:13:20.206 You have to charge it once every 18 days and the screen is always on. 00:13:21.570 --> 00:13:22.071 Wow. 00:13:22.392 --> 00:13:23.274 It does all this stuff. 00:13:23.274 --> 00:13:24.557 So I said I'm going to see if it's on sale. 00:13:24.557 --> 00:13:25.505 It was Wow. 00:13:25.505 --> 00:13:32.056 My total cost was 41 bucks and that included tax, which is pretty high in Denver. 00:13:32.056 --> 00:13:40.331 But if you use your Amazon Visa card, which normally gives you 5% back, if you take the slow shipment they'll give you 7% back. 00:13:40.924 --> 00:13:42.631 Oh, I didn't know they did that. 00:13:42.631 --> 00:13:48.511 I knew they had a slower option for Prime Days and I thought that was probably because they're so busy. 00:13:48.511 --> 00:13:49.554 That's pretty good. 00:13:50.024 --> 00:13:52.708 So I thought, give it a try, send it back if it doesn't work. 00:13:52.909 --> 00:13:53.291 I love it. 00:13:53.291 --> 00:13:56.422 That's pretty good, so I thought give it a try, send it back if it doesn't work. 00:13:56.422 --> 00:13:56.722 I love it. 00:13:56.722 --> 00:14:01.465 Well, I was thinking there was one other thing before we closed today that you should talk to me about, which was another gadget you got, but not on Prime Day. 00:14:02.284 --> 00:14:04.432 Well, it came during Prime Day. 00:14:04.452 --> 00:14:05.195 Oh, it did yeah. 00:14:05.885 --> 00:14:24.697 I have a buying relationship with a wholesaler in my industry that gives me points for spending money with them, and so I got mad at them the other day and I was going to discontinue business with them and I went to my little points calculator and saw how many points I had and I said I'm going to cash in some points. 00:14:24.985 --> 00:14:25.206 Before you. 00:14:25.206 --> 00:14:28.966 If you're going to stop working with them, you better get some of your points so. 00:14:29.186 --> 00:14:35.099 I ordered a Nespresso Virtuo Plus, I think it's called. 00:14:35.099 --> 00:14:37.091 It's a Nespresso coffee maker. 00:14:37.091 --> 00:14:42.445 It uses the little, totally recyclable aluminum pods and it makes the most delicious coffee ever. 00:14:42.445 --> 00:14:43.630 I've wanted one of these for years. 00:14:43.630 --> 00:14:46.434 I said I'm not going to pay as much money as they want for a machine. 00:14:46.434 --> 00:14:50.657 This machine that I got is if you bought it on Amazon, it would be about $200. 00:14:50.657 --> 00:14:53.794 And then spend a dollar a pod for coffee. 00:14:53.794 --> 00:14:58.677 And then, when I could get one for free, I thought, well, a dollar for a cup of coffee is not bad really no, that's good. 00:14:58.865 --> 00:15:01.448 I mean, coffee is expensive anyway, this is really good coffee. 00:15:01.448 --> 00:15:07.068 So I got it, and I also got a $100 gift certificate to TJ Maxx Home Goods. 00:15:07.068 --> 00:15:08.169 Oh wow. 00:15:08.169 --> 00:15:14.635 So I got the coffee maker and $100 gift certificate for free, absolutely free, no shipping, nothing. 00:15:14.956 --> 00:15:15.437 Wow nice. 00:15:15.437 --> 00:15:17.078 So that's a good perk. 00:15:17.078 --> 00:15:17.980 And what did you think? 00:15:17.980 --> 00:15:19.861 Yeah, it's delicious, I love it. 00:15:22.764 --> 00:15:26.567 You're still going to cancel your relationship with this particular vendor or do you want more points. 00:15:27.210 --> 00:15:28.333 I would like some more points, please. 00:15:28.333 --> 00:15:30.967 Yes, I would like to get another. 00:15:30.967 --> 00:15:36.616 Well, I can get Amazon gift cards, I can get Visa gift cards and I can get TJ Maxx gift cards. 00:15:36.616 --> 00:15:41.739 Well, that's a pretty good deal, then I would say or home goods, and that's right across the parking lot from where I work. 00:15:41.739 --> 00:15:42.684 Yeah, that's awesome. 00:15:42.684 --> 00:15:48.011 I might stay just a little bit longer to get some more points. 00:15:48.131 --> 00:15:48.793 That sounds good. 00:15:48.793 --> 00:15:49.994 Yeah, great. 00:15:49.994 --> 00:15:53.739 Well, we should say before we close that there's this feature. 00:15:53.739 --> 00:15:54.900 Now we may have said this already. 00:15:54.900 --> 00:16:03.188 If you look in our show notes, at the top of the show notes, you can click and send us a little message. 00:16:03.188 --> 00:16:05.894 It's sort of like a text, except for not, because we can't directly respond back to it. 00:16:05.953 --> 00:16:07.417 And we don't know who it is. 00:16:07.417 --> 00:16:08.958 No, if you don't identify yourself. 00:16:09.245 --> 00:16:10.067 Right, they jumble the numbers. 00:16:10.067 --> 00:16:10.749 So we don't know who it is. 00:16:10.749 --> 00:16:13.316 If you don't identify yourself in some kind of way, we don't know who you are. 00:16:13.316 --> 00:16:16.793 But it'd be great if you would somehow secretly identify yourself. 00:16:16.793 --> 00:16:20.835 We won't say and just tell us what gadget you just got for Amazon Prime Days. 00:16:21.504 --> 00:16:22.365 Ooh, that'd be great. 00:16:22.385 --> 00:16:32.437 We'd love to know, right, if you're a gadget freak, like I am and like Casey is, then let us know what you got, and if you think it's something we should respond to back on the air, then just let us know that as well. 00:16:32.437 --> 00:16:34.320 Yeah, we'll talk about it on the air. 00:16:34.320 --> 00:16:34.941 Awesome. 00:16:35.184 --> 00:16:41.313 Great, give us a fake name, yeah, which actually I think is more like a real name Sure In show business. 00:16:42.144 --> 00:16:47.110 The business of show as they say yeah, that's what we're in. 00:16:47.110 --> 00:16:52.216 Well, we better sign off, because I see a shot of MakerSmart sitting here with my name on it. 00:16:52.535 --> 00:16:56.639 Okay, everybody have a great period of time until we see you next time. 00:16:56.821 --> 00:16:58.001 Okay, bye. 00:17:05.102 --> 00:17:13.997 Bye, until next time. 00:17:13.997 --> 00:17:24.662 Remember to be kind and, like us, keep it enormous, enormous, enormous, just enormous. 00:17:28.412 --> 00:17:30.924 This podcast is a proud member of the Pride 48 Podcasting Network. 00:17:30.924 --> 00:17:34.810 Check out more great shows at pride48.com. 00:17:34.830 --> 00:17:36.712 Okay, how's that Lower Feel better. 00:17:36.712 --> 00:17:39.176 Lower, lower, lower, lower, lower. 00:17:39.176 --> 00:17:44.325 Wow, that's good, right there, jeez, that's a lot. 00:17:44.325 --> 00:17:45.844 Now I'm finished.