This is a historic event in episode today because we are recording episode 400 of your accidental tech podcast.

But that's not even what's the most impressive thing about this episode.

I'm sure there was another time, but to the best of my recollection, I cannot recall the time that I have looked at the show notes.

And it says followed hyphen up colon and then there's a bullet and nothing else.

How many times do we have to go over this chat room? Would you like to inform Casey whether or not we have fall-up on episodes where they're Apple events?

I knew does anyone in the chat room know, but oh no, no, I know how the rules work.

I know I know you though, because every time we have an episode you're like, oh my god, we're not gonna have fall-up. I can't handle it.

No, because usually you have, well somebody probably you has a list of follow-up items that we choose to ignore.

Is there any doubt that it's John? You said probably you like, it's not me.

Well, somebody deleted them all and that wasn't me.

Well, I deleted all the ones that we had already done. Or at least that's what I thought I did.

That's what you thought you did. Now we get to come do it.

All right, so the revelation of Casey as the start of this program is, look, if before the show starts I delete all the fall-up.

We have empty follow-up.

Wait, that's the secret I could have done this for 399 episodes. That's all it takes.

Google Docs never forgets. I'm gonna bring up the history pain later and pull it out.

But it's not relevant to this episode because it's an Apple event episode.

Isn't follow-up always something we've already done by definition?

Don't get confused, Marco. Have we done the follow-up? It's met a follow-up.

Oh my god.

I would like to complain right up front so I can be happy for the rest of the episode. Can we do that? Is that okay?

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