10 hours, the milk inside was still refrigerator cold.

And I do want to point out if anyone who isn't familiar with raising infants or newborns, why don't you just take a bottle of formula? It's very, very specific to the infant, right? Like my children, you could sort of give them formula, but they didn't really like it.

It didn't matter whether it was Infamil or the other brand that the hospital sends you back home with.

Um, and whether or not they were pre-made or the powdered stuff, they were all, you know, it constituted less than 10% of what they took in.

A majority of it was breast milk and, you know, unless, unless you're available 24 seven, you're going to need to put some away, uh, for one of those times when you can't pop it up.

This one also has, and this was the killer feature for me, it has a sanitize function where you can put an ounce of water in the container itself close it pop the little little steam vent on the lid hit sanitize and have like a pacifier or a nipple or something like that in the chamber and it'll actually steam the water bring it up to a temperature where it can sanitize whatever it is that you put in there so you have on the road sanitization so if you're in you drop a a pacifier on the floor you can wipe it off real quick throw it in here with

an ounce of water in five minutes it's fully sanitized I will say this much.

Any parent with a newborn will initially have a lot of just bagged nipples from the store that you just buy because you don't know where you're going to need a new clean one.

And, and kinda look somebody in the eye rather than, you know, kind of being like mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

I, I will say this much, especially when you do deal with things that are very specific.

For example, if you're dealing with a real estate transaction, like I am in the middle of, uh, talking about things like your title, insurance, uh, things about, like, dates, you know-

... for stuff like that

... re- it re- totally reminds me, so back in my former life as a, um, a underemployed, uh, community college student, I did a job, side hustle, of basically doing transcription of Dictaphones from a, from a therapist.

They would record all their messages onto, like, a, you know, one of those little mini tapes, and I would have to listen and then type everything out.

But that's what that is.

I mean, if you do any sort of therapy, like dream therapy, where you basically wake up in the morning and then explain what you dreamed that night instead of writing everything down, 'cause as you know, the longer the day goes, you're gonna forget what you dreamed-

Hoovervilles.

Uh, and one of the things that I learned from one of my instructors who was, uh, was a 30 or late 20-something, early 30, he was, he was in World War II, is he to- often included in our social studies class all the ways you could recycle and sort of stretch out, you know, what you had, uh, available.

One of the things he mentioned was during, you know, water shortages-

Nice.

So whether they're about Easter, Christmas, they do 4th of July, um, you know, they'll give you, like, 40, 30 to 40% off.

So I am using, uh, an 11th Gen, uh, Core i7 with an A4, uh, uh, uh, not a Quadro, but an RTX A4000, uh, which is their, um, more professional version of a 3070 mobile, uh, TI, uh, meant for CAD applications, uh, in my case, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, stuff like that.

So does game, but not as well as an actual-

is most

convenient.

You can do it on the web page and then the Roku stick itself, or in my case, it's built into the TV, will update.

That way, so you don't have to, like, fiddle and punch in your password into the device, right? You just do it through the Roku website, finds your account, finds the devices, connected to your account, and then updates that device.

So now you have, you know, you have your Netflix, you have your Disney+, you have, you know, whatever else.

Sure.

It's a loss leader.

So in your final recommendation for folks, it's like if you need smarts in your dumb TV because like I have an old TV that sits in the garage and it's – 12 years old at this point, but it still works.

Yeah.

Well, and that you bring up the whole kind of internet thing, DMV and stuff, being on a flight, this is where the second part of the whole Netflix game thing is, which is the Netflix mobile games, right? This is where you can only play the games on your phone or on your tablet.

This is a lot richer.

You get 120 titles that you can choose that, depending on the age of your phone, it'll let you know if you try to download a game that isn't supported by the hardware in your phone, because they can't run on your phone, but you get a lot of top tier.

I should say top tier, maybe five years ago, you know, games from the app store available as part of the subscription for free.

So you can play like things like dead cells, which is a rogue style, you know, 2d platformer, Metroidvania style game, super fun, super amazing.

And if you want, like you were mentioning controllers, you can either use the screen or if you have a Bluetooth controller and the game supports it, you can use that as well.

Yeah.

You don't see it after a while.

And if you're not living in the North America, either Canada or the U.S., mini splits are actually more common than the kind most Americans are familiar with when we talk about air conditioning.

They use mini splits because it allows you to cool air.

Not just in smaller spaces, but because it's ductless, you can have different temperatures for like if you have two mini splits, one in the bedroom, one in the living room, you can have different temperatures for each one.

So when I sleep, I like it around 78.

But when I'm in the living room, I like it a little cooler at 68.

So you can adjust it.

warranties vary, obviously.

[laughs]

But after a while, this is the weird thing, because it is essentially just a rolling Echo Show with some additional, uh, audio and, and camera sensors on it, um, my kids just sat down with it and [laughs] used it like a rolling tablet.

So they would watch YouTube on the, on, on it.

They would do all the things they normally did on a tablet because that's what they saw.

Yeah, it can do things like dance.

It has a little dance mode and all that.

But, um, it, it just ended up being a tablet on wheels.

"That's all this is."