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HHBSO 146: My Podcast Recorder is Dying 😭 · He's Hot but Something's Off...

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  Hello and welcome to He's hot, but something's off.
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  Something that is off and it's definitely not hot is my
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  podcasting equipment. I started podcasting, I think it
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  was 20, I can't remember 2022 or 23.
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  It was like end of 22, early 23, something like that that I
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  started podcasting and when I decided to do it, I thought, OK,
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  maybe this will last, I don't know, a couple of months.
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  There are a lot of people who have tried to do a podcast,
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  YouTube, There are a lot of you. No, I'm not trying to be shady,
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  but this is probably going to be, this is probably technically
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  shade, but there are a lot of YouTube channels out there where
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  someone had the idea, oh, I'm going to start a YouTube
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  channel. I'm going to be a YouTube.
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  I'm going to start making videos and they'll create a YouTube
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  account. They'll start doing it.
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  They make 5101520 videos. They do it for a couple weeks,
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  maybe a few months, and then it becomes dead and becomes a ghost
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  town and there's not been any updates.
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  And I'm not seeing that to shape the people where it's better to
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  like just try it, you know, you try something, make a few
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  videos. If you feel like it's not your
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  thing, you just stop. I've given up on tons of stuff.
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  It's fine. You know, just just give it the
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  old school try, right? The old college try.
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  But anyways, when I decided to try podcasting, I didn't want to
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  invest a lot of money into it. I just, I don't know if I was
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  just going to do it for like a few weeks and I get bored or I
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  don't like it or whatever, and that would just stop.
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  So I think it was like end of 22, early 23 that I started and
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  now I do three podcasts a week and we're now solidly into 2026.
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  Because I didn't want to invest a lot of money when I started, I
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  decided to get some used equipment.
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  I went on the Bay of E as you do, and I got a couple of
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  microphones. If you're watching the video
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  version of this podcast always available on my YouTube channel,
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  just Joey T you see, I've got this nice professional looking
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  mic and I also have two of these.
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  So I bought two of these because there is this podcast recorder
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  mixer piece of equipment that I wanted, but a new one is going
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  to be like like 350 bucks or something like that.
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  So someone was selling this podcast recorder mixer thing
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  that I wanted use one obviously. And they also had two of these
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  mics, the mic that I'm speaking into right now.
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  And I thought, OK, that's perfect because those are those
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  are that that's the exact setup that I wanted.
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  I wanted two of these specific mics and I wanted this specific
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  podcast mixer recorder. So he was selling at like a
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  pretty good price. Sometimes something is too good
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  to be true. It wasn't quite too good to be
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  true level pricing, but it was like cheap, a little bit cheaper
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  than what everyone else was selling that equipment for.
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  And most people were not selling mics with the recorder.
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  But anyways, I got it. It was like, I don't know, like
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  a couple 100 bucks. It was like 200 something
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  dollars, I think that I paid for it.
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  When the package arrived, the recorder was in its own box, but
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  there's no padding inside. So imagine this like corporate
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  box, this rectangular corporate box, and it's got this
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  electronic piece of equipment in it.
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  And it was just like, it was no padding inside.
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  And it was just like rallying around.
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  I was like, Oh my God, an idiot sold these and also an idiot
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  bought them. This idiot just like didn't put
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  any padding into it. I was like, this is so annoying.
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  But when I connected everybody, when I connected everything up,
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  it seemed like everything was working fine.
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  So it seemed like it survived the trip across the country
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  without any sort of without proper packaging.
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  So start using it and things were fine.
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  And it's the setup that I've been using for I don't know how
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  many years now. However, I recently did a pod.
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  May I do a tell you guys? I do multiple podcasts a week.
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  But on a very recent podcast that I did on a recording, as I
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  was editing it, I noticed that there were these tiny little
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  clicks. They're very, very subtle.
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  You may or may not be able to hear them.
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  You know, it depends on maybe like the type of headphones or
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  speakers that you're listening to.
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  But when I'm editing them, I don't use headphones to edit.
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  I have some speakers for my computer that I edit at my
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  desktop computer and that's how I monitor the audio that I'm
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  editing. And on those speakers, it's not
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  super apparent the clicks. So it, it, it went up and it was
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  fine. I was listening back to it on my
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  headphones. So it's like then I noticed the
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  clicks on the headphones. I think it's a little more
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  apparent out of that same footage, I was editing a
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  separate video. Once in a great while I record
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  something and I can get multiple videos or pieces of final
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  content out of it. So I was going back in and I was
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  going to do like this second separate edit to do like another
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  video for like a slightly different purpose.
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  And I was editing the raw footage again, basically, and I
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  heard more and more of these tiny little clicks.
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  This equipment never used to do that.
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  So like, something is going wrong.
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  Something isn't so hot anymore. So I did a bunch of
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  troubleshooting. I got a new power supply for the
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  podcast recorder that's sitting in front of me right now because
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  power supplies, you know, those power brakes that comes with
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  certain pieces of equipment, certain, you know, electrical
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  equipment or computer equipment, you'll get this power brake.
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  So one end you plug into the equipment, the other end you
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  plug into the wall. Those sometimes, well, quite
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  often those who fail, those don't last that long.
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  I've got a little server at home with like hard drives and stuff
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  in it, same kind of like brick type of a power supply that
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  failed. I just you just get a new one
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  and then life goes on. So I've got a new power supply
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  for this podcast recorder. If the power supply doesn't fix
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  it, I have to get a new recorder and that is the most expensive
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  piece of equipment. This model, this recorder that
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  I've been recording, I've recorded, I've had good memories
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  with this recorder. I don't really have any
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  sentimental attachment to it. It it's like just a piece of
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  technology, just a tool really. But it's actually a really nice
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  one. I've gotten so used to it.
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  I really like the controls and the features and like the way it
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  works. I don't really need anything
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  more. They don't sell this model
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  anymore because it's like a 5 year old model and like in the
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  computer electronics role, anything that's five years old
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  is like ancient. So when I go edit this podcast
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  that I'm recording right now, and if those little ticks are
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  there and I feared the ticks are getting worse because I did a
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  test on it on this equipment a couple of days ago, the ticks
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  are possibly going to get worse over time.
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  They develop utter nowhere. So they're likely going to get
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  worse. What I'm saying is please give
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  me some money. If the power supply fixes it,
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  then we're good. The power supplies, you know,
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  they do fail eventually and usually before they fail
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  sometimes depending on, especially with audio equipment,
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  if the power supply isn't 100%, you get these little errors or
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  like these little things you can hear in the recording.
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  So hopefully just a power supply.
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  I don't know. If it's not the power supply,
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  you all better start donating some money because if I need to
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  replace the recorder, it's going to be like 250, three, $100.
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  There are cheaper ways I can I don't have to have a mixer style
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  recorder for the podcast. I could get a USB mic.
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  So a USB mic is going to be a little cheaper and it's got a
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  USB port on the back of the mic. I can plug it directly into my
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  computer, but that means I can't do two person podcasts anymore.
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  And I I rarely do that. I used to pull David onto the
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  podcast, like way, way, way back.
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  I did have an idea to do like some interview style things
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  going forward, but like, you know, it hasn't materialized.
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  I would like to have a recorder that has at least a couple of
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  mic inputs. So if I ever did like in person
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  interviews, then I have that option.
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  So having like a dedicated recorder mixer for the podcast
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  is still nice. And, you know, like the intro
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  music is loaded in there. So just like I press a button
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  and like it's weave directly into the audio.
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  I've got sliders on this recorder.
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  So I fade out the music. And I mean, yeah.
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  Anyways, there are a few ways we can do it, but hopefully the
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  power supply fixes it. I'll let all of you know when
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  this podcast goes up. But so once I edit this podcast,
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  I'll know if you all need to start paying for this podcast or
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  not. I don't really like asking
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  people for money because I feel like I'm supposed to be able to
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  provide myself whatever I need or want.
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  However, I have provided many of you this podcast for free.
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  So to ask for some of you a little bit of money to keep the
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  podcast going. I don't think it's, I don't
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  think it's so outrageous. You know, I'm not necessarily
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  asking for a handout. Go to my Patreon.
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  I find my Patreon up for quite a while now.
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  For $3 a month, you get the extra episode that I do just for
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  Patreon subscribers. We call it uncut and it comes
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  out every weekend. So the past uncut episode was a
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  snippet of the live stream that I do for my top tier Patreons.
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  I call them my Opas because they get a live stream every month
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  with me and there's like a live chat and they get to like ask me
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  questions to interact with me in real time.
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  So that's always a lot of fun. We just had it this past
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  weekend, and on the weekends where I do have the live
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  streams, I'll take a small snippet, like 20 minutes of it,
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  something like that, and then I will make it the uncut episode
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  for that particular week. Otherwise, I just record another
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  episode. And the uncut are the ones where
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  if I got something a little more juicy, a little more personal, I
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  save it for my Patreon subscribers because they're
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  helping to pay the bills and I'm going to give them the juicier
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  content. Like, look, when you're getting
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  something for free, you have to temper your expectations.
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  Question reminds me, I I use a third party keyboard on my
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  iPhone. I don't really like the built in
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  Apple keyboard. So I've got a third party one.
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  It's called Swift keys and they've existed for a very long
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  time, but a number of years ago Microsoft bought them out.
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  So it's like a Microsoft own thing.
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  And just literally this week, every time the keyboard pops up
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  on my phone, there's like a little effectively
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  advertisement. It's supposed to be a
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  notification, but it's effectively like pushing
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  something. It's saying, oh, now it's hooked
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  into Microsoft OneDrive. Today it wasn't as bad, but like
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  the last couple of days, that little notification.
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  Imagine every time the keyboard or your phone pops up, you get
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  this little bright blue notification.
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  That's why hey, please use this thing that you don't want to
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  use. But like every time the keyboard
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  popped up, so like in the span of like a minute it popped up
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  like 5 times. How annoying is that?
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  I'm so over Microsoft because like I've got one Windows
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  machine that I use for like some extra side things on my
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  computer. It keeps wanting you to like use
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  more Microsoft stuff. Like every few months it'll be
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  like, Are you sure you don't want to sign into your Microsoft
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  account? And then they're like ads in the
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  there's ads on the lock screen. There are ads in the start menu.
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  There's like ads in the notifications that pops up.
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  It's so there's so many ads in Microsoft Windows.
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  It's like I, I purchased it already.
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  I bought the computer. I bought a license for Windows.
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  Why are you serving me more ads? When you pay for something your
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  expectations of like the service is different.
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  I listen to lots of podcasts for free.
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  A lot of podcasts out there. It's like vast majority of
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  podcasts out there are for free and a lot of them, they have ads
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  that have ads at the start, like several ad breaks in the middle
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  and then they have like more ads in the back.
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  I'm OK with that. Like I'm listening to it for
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  free. Content creators need to be paid
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  for their work. Because I've talked about this,
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  you know, content creators paying them, supporting the
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  blah, blah, blah. And I'm perfectly fine with
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  them. Do I skip over them?
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  Yes, it's your choice to skip over the ads.
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  OK, that's fine. But like, you can't you can't
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  get mad at content creators giving you free content with ads
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  in it. But like this keyboard thing?
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  Yes. Am I using the keyboard for
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  free? Yes.
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  But the the fact that it's popping, I don't know when it's
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  like an an app or when it's like a keyboard.
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  Like a keyboard is like a special app, right?
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  You have regular, I use Grinder, for example.
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  A grinder has so many ads in there right now.
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  I've vented about this one. So we're not going to go down
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  there again. Any one of you that use the free
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  version of Grinder knows how many ads there are.
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  We don't need to, we don't need to explore that.
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  But when it's like the keyboard on your phone popping it up, you
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  know what though? It's because it's a Microsoft
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  owned company. It's like a Microsoft keyboard
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  basically. If it was some other company
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  like the, the advertising and notifications in it wouldn't be
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  so atrocious. So part of this is it's a
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  Microsoft problem. I know a lot of you use
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  Microsoft Windows because most people use Windows, but if you
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  ever are in the market to like have to replace your computer,
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  old computer is like 5 or 6 or seven years old.
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  Maybe it's got some wear and tear, maybe it breaks or like
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  it's too slow for what you need it for.
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  Now your needs change and you have, you've been using Windows
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  for the whole existence of your life and it's time to get like a
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  new computer. Unless you know you need
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  Windows. Could I just have you please,
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  like look into something, Just look into something, even if you
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  don't end up buying something different because you, all of
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  you using Windows, must also notice the atrocious amount of
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  ads. If you only use Windows, you
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  might be used to the ads and notifications from Microsoft
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  pushing you to use more of their stuff and pay more money to
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  them. You know, on an Apple machine,
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  you don't get that. I've used Macs as my main
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  machine for like over a decade. I have multiple Macs.
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  I have a Mac laptop right here. I've got my Mac desktop and
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  Apple doesn't give me notifications about hey use more
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  Apple stuff the way Microsoft does.
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  Like when I go launch a program on my Mac, there's not some
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  random ad for like some other Apple service.
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  Like when I go to the start menu on my Windows machine, there's
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  like an app for some Microsoft thing.
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  It's not like that. Microsoft's just horrible.
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  Also Microsoft's like security internally is not as good as
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  Apple or Google. And I worked at Google, so I
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  even know. So the amount of security
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  breaches Microsoft has had versus its competitors, it's
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  like just not on the same level. Anyways, I didn't mean this mean
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  for this to be a Microsoft rant, but it is what it is.
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  Any ways, I do have more consumer advice for you today.
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  I've already given you consumer advice about not supporting
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  Microsoft stuff so much. I have been, I think I have to
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  call this an addiction now. If you're watching the YouTube
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  version, if you're watching the video version of this, I have in
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  my hand these snacks that I have been unable to keep myself away
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  from. This is not a sponsored product
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  placement. But if Trader Joe's is willing,
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  I will take money. If you give him money, I will
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  take it. Now, I'm not too proud to beg.
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  OK, These are the Trader Joe's Hold the cone tips, waffle cone
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  tips filled with dark chocolate. I've talked about my IBS and my
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  Siebel before and I'm starting to recover from my Siebel.
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  Maybe it won't ever be like 100%, but you know, I'll take
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  any improvement that I can get as as a power bottom.
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  I will take any improvement I can get from IBS.
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  Sometimes as a gay man, I feel like the community expects
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  bottoms to like never, as the bottoms can't ever have
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  digestive issues. There's this expectation that
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  bottoms have to be squeaky clean 100% of the time.
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  And I feel like mentally from a bottoms point of view, there's a
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  lot of pressure for bottoms, I think to always be squeaky
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  clean. And we have this fear, anxiety
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  about like, oh, what if one time I do it and it's not squeaky
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  clean And it's like there's whatever.
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  There's this fear of like something going like not not
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  South, but to be held to this level of like 100% of the time.
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  Every single time you're going to be like completely,
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  absolutely white glove operating room spotless.
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  That's like an impossible. That's that's like perfection
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  and like it. It's not going to be like it's
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  an asshole, Like shit comes out of it.
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  So you can't ever expect that. ANYWAYS, back to this.
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  I was supposed to be talking about these snacks, not about
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  how clean a bottoms. We're having fun today, folks.
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  But anyways, again, these are the Trader Joe's hold the cone
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  tips, waffle cone tips filled with dark chocolate.
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  So the way it's connected to my IBS is because as I work on
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  improving my digestive system, I'm starting to be able to eat
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  more and more things. So there was for a good period
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  of time, I kind of had to eat a very, very bland, very limited
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  diet. It's also known as the load
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  FODMAP diet. Google it if you would like.
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  But as I was going through treatment for the SIBO, part of
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  it is I had to temporarily be on this like super, super
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  restrictive, very limited diet. But now that I'm making some
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  progress, I'm able to slowly introduce more foods back into
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  my diet. And with that, I'm allowed to
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  have things that are a little bit more like a snack, something
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  that's not like super, super healthy.
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  I'm allowed to have some things that are a bit of an indulgence.
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  And this is one of the indulgences, one of the types of
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  junk food, if you will, snack that I found it.
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  It's not just delicious, it's also like it doesn't have too
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  many problematic ingredients for where I'm at with my current
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  IBS. So it's literally what it says
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  on a tin. So imagine a waffle cone but
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  just the tip of it like the last, you know, inch, inch, and
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  1/2 of a waffle cone. Take that and imagine it's
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  filled with dark chocolate inside.
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  So I'm not a huge fan of dark chocolate.
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  I'd never have been. You know, they say like dark
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  chocolate is kind of good for you, but if you go buy a dark
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  chocolate bar, like that's not something I would ever do.
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  But I've had these for probably a few months now and I'm like
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  addicted to them. So one box, I don't know how
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  many is in it. That one box is 100 grams or 3
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  1/2 oz 1 box probably has about, I don't know, 15 or so of these
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  cone tips in them in two sittings.
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  I will go through the whole thing and I have to like stop
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  myself eating it halfway through.
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  So I'll probably have like 7 or eight of these in a sitting and
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  I'll eat it like a dessert. So at the end of my meals, I'll
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  like have some, but I basically go through two boxes in three
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  days. It's it's probably like
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  sometimes it would be like a box a day.
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  So these are kind of addictive. So if you would like to see what
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  I'm snacking on. This is what I've been stacking
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  on. I used to snack on potato chips,
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  but like regular non flavoured, just salted potato chips because
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  that's oil, potato chips, salt, there's not that much in it.
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  It's very simple ingredients list and that is very like IBS
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  friendly. But these don't, these are OK.
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  These are wheat flour, sugar, coconut oil, water.
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  There's not that many. The sugar not obviously there's
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  not that many ingredients. So this has been very compatible
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  with my IBS, but also they're just so delicious.
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  So yeah, something I'm trying and I'm also able to eat like a
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  Caesar salad now, which is, which I don't think I was able
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  to do before. I have, I shop at Trader Joe's a
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  lot. So I've got this vegan Caesar
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  salad dressing from Trader Joe's.
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  It's in the it's where all the prepackaged salad vegetables
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  are. I wasn't especially looking for
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  it to be vegan, but I want to make sure it was dairy free so
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  that I don't break out. But it's it's pretty good.
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  I don't have any croutons though.
• 21:21
  So I have vegan what? What's the kind of cheese that's
• 21:24
  in Caesar salads? Is it Parmesan, mozzarella,
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  whatever it is I got, I get the vegan version of that cheese.
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  I know which which I know it's not cheese.
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  OK, but like I don't want to break out.
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  I still have this pimple. That's why between my eyebrows,
• 21:41
  if you're watching the video version, it's still a little red
• 21:43
  because I'm recovering from eating a lot of dairy from the
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  cruise that I got off of three weeks ago.
• 21:49
  I'm still paying the price for that.
• 21:51
  OK, But I get this vegan cheese from Trader Joe's that's like
• 21:56
  all shredded. And then I get just like the
• 21:58
  regular romaine lettuce that's already like in the packaging
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  and it's already all like shredded up.
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  And then I have this vegan Caesar salad dressing.
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  I don't have croutons in it. I love croutons.
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  But The thing is I haven't been able to find any croutons that
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  doesn't have a bunch of seasoning in it.
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  And I feel like the seasoning might be problematic, but I
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  think maybe one day I can just try some of the standard store
• 22:21
  bought croutons because I think maybe my gut can handle it now.
• 22:25
  Yeah, but I'm able to eat Caesar salads now, which doesn't sound
• 22:28
  like a major thing, but like given how limited my diet was
• 22:31
  before, it's kind of a big deal. I can have, it's a broccoli now.
• 22:36
  So that's like a newer thing. So I'm happy with how my gut is
• 22:41
  progressing. Given like SIBO was kind of like
• 22:45
  it's actually it's like it's like the worst thing honestly,
• 22:47
  if you think about it. I do only fans.
• 22:49
  And then I picked up SIBO and then I'm a bottom.
• 22:52
  So it's like, if you're going to have digestive issues like that,
• 22:57
  being a bottom is like not good for that.
• 23:00
  And then doing only fans, it's like, why are you like what?
• 23:04
  This is like the worst combination, but here I am.
• 23:07
  So there you go. I really love these.
• 23:09
  A few days ago, or was it last week, I ate an entire box in one
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  sitting. So I ate like 15 or 16 of these
• 23:16
  just in like 1 go. I was having a bit of like a
• 23:19
  weird, not the best week last week.
• 23:22
  So I just like, you know what if I get I'm just going to have a
• 23:24
  whole box, but usually I cut myself off at like 7 or 8.
• 23:28
  I only let myself have half a box in one sitting.
• 23:30
  So there you go. All right, that will that will
• 23:32
  do it for today. I'm now going to edit this.
• 23:37
  And if the little clicks have gone away, that means it's just
• 23:41
  a new power supply, which I already have bought.
• 23:44
  And then it's only 20 bucks. And then you, all of you, can
• 23:48
  keep a little bit of your money in your wallet.
• 23:52
  If the ticks are still there. Bitch, better have my money.
• 23:57
  OK? Until next time, bye y'all.