Hello and welcome to Card Talk on National Public Radio with us clicking

collect the tap at brothers and we're broadcasting this week from the

administrative offices of Geek Week here at Card Talk Plaza. We have to we have

to open an entire office just to handle this. We had a successful week.

Don't you think so? I thought so. We should kind of recap a little bit. You know

we realized some time ago that a lot of money was being spent by parents of

course. So any kids to specialize camps of various kinds like computer camp,

tennis camp, botchy camp. But were your kids when botchy camp? Yeah, botchy camp.

But we noticed that there was no place for the aspiring Geek to go for

fellowship and inspiration. And we felt a need here and we had to probably think

that it comes natural. But it doesn't necessarily come natural. I mean you have to

learn certain things. That's right. So that's why we founded Geek Week this

summer here at Card Talk Plaza for kids eight through 14 and we taught the

fundamentals and courses like how to buy pants that are three inches too short.

How many pocket protectors is too many? And my personal favorite, 15 minutes a day

to a thinner, more pencil like neck. Anyway, in order to improve the

curriculum for next year, we've asked people to write in and make suggestions

for next year's Geek Week because you know we're always at a loss for things

of course. I mean there are lots of things that are

seminars that could be you know workshops, all kinds of things. And out of the

mail that we got, I mean we got some good mail. The best one. We got voluminous.

I'd say the best one was from Eric Bauer from Sherman, Oaks, California. Eric says

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