Episode 312: Bottom Nubblies

Do you guys know when the absolute worst time to try and work with any of your larger tool brands is? August it's it's the week prior to IWF in Atlanta

it's oh yeah yeah that makes sense it's real rough

I've basically gotten the polite Brayden we love you but not now like we're cooking dinner so IWF Atlanta starts August 25th next week that was it's one of those midweek conferences like maybe conferences are insane to me That's the thing, though.

These are the conferences that are for professionals.

It's not people trying to take some time off.

It's like these are people that work is paying them to go.

Wait, what's Paul Jackman doing there?

Who knows? They need somebody that people wanted to zone out to test out the ISO tunes.

Those are the people that can go to

those conferences and write them off as professional development.

That's right.

It's a tax write-off.

You fold in the cheese.

You just fold in the cheese.

I'm going to cut in because I had some stuff on the news as well that goes along with this.

Did a bunch of brands just not talk to each other and started doing in-person show events? Powermatic had one this week.

Last week was Milwaukee had their event with a bunch of new tools getting announced.

Then DeWalt was the week before that.

I feel like everyone's just like, hey, what's a good month to announce everything? How about August? And I don't know they leaked a bunch of trailers on Instagram but it seems like everyone's just dropping new tools this month that I can't

afford I

guess but some of them I don't know if they're even going to be I guess they're probably going to be there I wouldn't

yeah I'm not going to be there so I can't speak

I also saw Jackman like zooming in on Isotune's booth and I was like wait wait why are there three entire like massive warehouses full

also why is Jackman already there and why is there a booth already there They really wanted to get to the front

of the line at the Hard Rock Cafe.