Bonus episode. Featuring, Wayne Federman, Eugene Cidero, Pamela Murphy, and Alex Cunning.

What the hell is going on?

I have some articles I've been wanting to read on the show. This one is called human sign waivers give way to flash text dummies.

What? Okay, hold on everyone.

One of his customers threatened to sue him because of an altercation he had had with a young sign spinners.

This owner of the store had a guy spin in science form.

Okay, someone goes, hey man, when your sign spinners started something with me.

So, that guy's wife finds wife's guy's dived fine.

Muse that he should have robotic arrow spinners instead of live ones, that prompted fines to create a sign waiving mannequin.

The company sells its premium model for $2,000 and rents mechanical waivers for $30 a day.

472 of them are sold so far.

It was a young sign twerler working on Ventura Boulevard who was the inspiration two years ago for one of finds competitors.

So, there's more robotic sign people out there.

It was a scorching day said Solomon Levy.

He marveled at the energy the sweating man was putting into his work.

Poor guy Levy thought he should have a machine doing what he's doing.

Levy imports his battery operated mannequins from China.

They rent for $370 a month or it can be purchased for $297.

The plug-in electric model models for about $50 less.

Although male mannequins are available, the females outsell them $99 to $1.

Levy said, we have a busty model and one with a regular figure.

The regular one is more popular.

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