It is that time again. Tradition rolls around. Believe it or not, we have hit that point in 2020

when we do our back-to-back episodes of tradition, beginning with state of the apps. Can you believe it? We're here already. I cannot.

State of the apps is the official beginning of the end of the year and I was

completely shocked when we were talking about scheduling for the remainder of the year and you were like, oh, we've got to do state of the app soon.

Like, no, we don't. It's the first half of 2020. It can't be time for state of the app. Nope. November. December, they're here.

You know it was kind of funny to prepare for this I listened to last year's episode.

Mm-hmm. And there are just whole categories of applications we're not going to talk about.

Yeah. Wiped out like the amount of time that we spent talking about like travel apps yes yes gone

When I was I did the same thing I listened to the last year's state of the apps and it's it was funny to me how even in an

episode that in theory is like really self-contained of like oh what what

applications do you use on your phone and computer to get work done?

There were so many times I was like, oh, young naive gray who doesn't know what's coming down the pipe right?

Like that happened numerous times.

Yeah, like the travel apps category and even today when I was going through some of the apps on my phone

to make sure I have stuff for the lightning round and like oh what are some

apps that might not immediately pop to my like let me dig through all the folders and

see what's there.

I almost thought, oh, I should create a category of like apps that I deleted because I'll never

need them again.

And it's like, RunP, the app which tells you when to go to the bathroom in a movie theater is like,

that's never getting installed on my phone again, like goodbye RunP!

Like we were comparing our air miles.

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