Grumpy old geeks, a weekly talk show hosted by Brian Schulmeister and Jason

DeFilippo discussing the finer points of what went wrong on the internet and

who's to blame.

Welcome to Grumpy Old Geeks, I'm Jason DeFilippo. And I'm Brian Schulmeister.

Jason, I've decided to use this platform of ours for a cloud cloud

sourcing, crowdsourcing. However, the hell you want to call it, ask about

something here. I think that would be the lazy pod. Like we have the lazy web.

Basically lazy because I did Google this and I just I figured the people that

listen to this show might have some tips for me. My mom found an old

microcresset like the ones that used to put in the in answering machines back in

the day when we had such things and she was wondering and thinking quite

probably correctly that my dad's voice might be on there. And that would be kind

of cool. I would like to grab that and kind of digitize it. My mom wants to

hear it. Unfortunately, obviously I don't have a microc cassette player anywhere.

Right. So I googled and I don't really feel like spending 150 bucks or going to

eat. They're not cheap because nobody really makes them anymore. Outdated

technology when you need to get a hold of it can become pretty expensive. So I

was just wondering if anybody out there knows of a quick and cheap and easy way

to get a microcasset player for digitization. Maybe libraries even rent them. I

don't know, but maybe somebody out there does because I'd rather not spend

300 bucks for 10 minutes. Yeah, this is ridiculous. You're just you're

googling it right now, right? Right? No, I'm just saying Amazon. I just went to

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