What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here to discuss the topic of freezer

alarms. Now that might seem like a bit of a odd subject. Maybe it doesn't. I don't know because

maybe you've had an experience similar to Marx, which will have him explain here, that really

made you consider the idea of having a freezer alarm.

Mark, can you go into explaining why this has now become a topic of interest for you?

Well, I'll tell you what, Jim, I am fairly recently the victim of a catastrophic freezer failure.

The result being everything in my freezer completely defrosted to the point

that it was warm, this was actually a little bit earlier in the summer, where in fall now,

lost everything, lost a lot of wild game meat which I think if you are

a hunter you know how important that is to you how much it means and and also just

how much you like to eat it.

To the tune of, and Mark I almost even hate to make you relive this,

but to the tune of like hundreds of pounds of moose, right?

I mean, yeah, we probably lost, my gut would tell me about 300 pounds of total meat a lot of that was

Moose Burger that we were eating probably up to three times a week probably on

average and intermix with some other things so it was pretty pretty devastating I mean I'll be honest like we're

throwing we didn't have another it was spoiled we didn't have a choice we had to

throw it away and and literally like my hands were like shaking as we're throwing it like it was like devastating

it is totally unfortunate now like you said we're gonna talk about freezer alarms today

something that I didn't even know existed Maybe everybody else knows about these things.

Maybe everybody has one.

I don't know.

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