Who would have guessed that we would have spent so much time tonight talking about printers and the airport express?

Truly.

This is why I love this show.

Truly is the dog days of summer.

But this is why I love this show, because every time I'm like, oh, this is going to take no time.

It takes six hours.

And every time, you know, I think this is going to take 14 hours.

Then we'll say three things.

And that will be that.

The IMAC has made it back.

And it appears to have made it back.

I mean, I've only been using it for about an hour right now.

But it appears to have made it back fine.

I managed not to get any more dust in the bag because I cleaned off the bottom vents before I put it in

the bag this time. And I decided to avoid carrying the bag by just placing it into a wheeled

wagon, which made it much more pleasant to carry and partially remove the need for the bag.

But, oh well, the iMac is back. It seems to have survived the trip. I am once again incredibly happy

that that's the choice I took on like how to compute this summer because boy, did I do a lot

of programming. And every time I watched those CPU bars and I stat menus max out all 10 cores,

I was very, very happy I had this computer. And during the week that I

was home and had only my 13 inch with the stupid LG ultra-fine display, that was nice. It was fine.

But I was very glad that for the rest of the summer, I wasn't using that setup because

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