I've made a couple of just absolutely terrible errors. I have asked Mark O'Arman for advice on things to buy.

I'm related to absolutely nothing at all. You know, ATP membership is a thing. If you wanted to go to ATP.ethm.sla.join, you could join.

It'd be a member of this very program. He's recommending relatively inexpensive things now though, right?

In my defense, the most expensive pair of headphones I recommend it was only $700.

Oh, I thought you were talking about the flashlight. Two is asking about the flashlight.

Who is both? Yeah, KC was asking about the flashlight. Two.

Yeah, no, I've brought this on myself. I have made this bed. This is not really Mark O'Fall.

Just ignore his headphone advice when he tries to get you by a thousand dollar pair headphones.

So you can just ignore that. Go to the next one.

None of them worth thousand dollars. And I recommended one that was like a hundred and eighty and one that was like three hundred.

One was eight ninety nine or something.

No, I said that's what I use, but I wasn't saying he should buy it.

Mm-hmm.

It's a different kind than what he wants.

It's just I've known Mark O'Fall for twenty twenty five years, something like that at this point. Maybe more than that.

Yeah, maybe.

No, but anyways, you would think, like I guess the first fifteen of those years didn't count as neither of us had money, but you would think in the last ten years.

I would know better than to ask Mark O'Fall for advice.

And in Mark O'Fall's defense, both of these times I specifically solicited the advice.

I have not pulled any, well, I shouldn't use that phrase, a turn of phrase.

I've not made any moves on on either of these items, but I did put a seventy dollar flashlight, which if I recall I'll put in the show notes.

I put a seventy dollar flashlight quietly into the Amazon shopping cart.

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