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Anyway, Eric writes, uh, "You also mentioned butter.

I never thought much about butter despite being from Wisconsin, but listened to a Wirecutter podcast about butter a couple years ago.

The expert said that the brand isn't necessarily nearly as important as how it is made.

She claimed that butter from grass-fed cows was noticeably better.

Candy bar or GTFO.

We were having this exact conversation about just being impressed by the Duo, and then Brenda Stolior from Wirecutter was there, too, and we were talking about why we prefer a flip-style phone.

And I was like, I think that it's easier for Apple to push something like the Duo out right now because the two forms it takes, whether it's the sort of folded-up phone or the iPad Mini sort of open-up version, those two devices already exist.

So it's not like they had to redesign entire software or layouts or all interfaces around those shapes.

Thank you.

I'm on, like, I'm on, like, Wirecutter and like [laughs]

[laughs] They're like, "But what's the best one?" 'Cause I don't wanna like-

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Hi, Rosie.

Today we're talking about something that Wirecutter has covered forever and is consistently popular.

I feel like you probably know what this is.

The Athletic is a really powerful sports product.

Wirecutter, product recommendations, all of these kind of lifestyle products that I think of it as a solar system, and the news is our sun, and these lifestyle products are kind of revolving around it, and the whole thing manifests in the all-access bundle, which if you purchase the bundle, you have access to all of it.

It's the most valuable offering we have.

And, you know, but we as lifestyle products, we still get our kind of heat and life from that sun, the brand of the New York Times, the mission, what it stands for.

Those sound like made-up words.

What does that mean? Okay, so Wirecutter actually wrote a story for the World Cup, and they said the best way to watch sports is to turn on your motion-smoothing setting on your

TV.

All the smart TVs have it now.