Wallet

Holly, I love that you think about it all the time.

And you said before, wallet sales have plunged.

That's right.

You planted this whole story.

To just go as Wallet, like as ever, but it's

Holly with as Wallet.

And they're

all blue and they've all got a little Harry Styles face or something in the middle.

Like, if we're ever going to pursue anything of our own, now's the time.

And so we were like, let's maybe do this wallet thing.

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I'm your host, Frank Dolce.

Yeah.

Because I think it's so useful.

And in my family, I'm the person who's purchased thread wallets.

Interesting.

This is why they're spending left and right like drunken sailors.

Uh, no offense to drunken sailors, but they are doing that, and it is devaluing the money you have in your bank account, in your wallet, wherever you got it.

Uh, it's devaluing that money.

It's a, it's a, it's a form of taxation, if you will.

Do it, and if you want to tip it, this is how you do it.

You go into the wallet, you click on tip, you go try another crypto wallet, and here's a couple of steps here.

You can scan that QR code and tip with crypto.

Well, I just got rid of it.

He went to the bureau, opened the drawers, found shirts, socks, underwear, and ties, then examined the objects on top.

Billfold, road map of California, a book of traveler's checks, glasses in a case, a soiled handkerchief, a ring of keys, comb, lighter, and a pack of cigarettes.

Sherwood took a cigarette, lighted it, trying not to feel like a thief.

He drew a gratifying breath, then turned to the other items.

If you haven't seen it, it's hilarious.

It's called Phone, Keys, and Wallet.

And how many times have you said this to your life? I would lose my head if it wasn't attached.

Yes, yes.