This is Comic Geek Speak, episode 555 previews.

Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. I'm Brian Deamer.

I'm Adam Murdo.

And this episode of Comic Ge Peak is sponsored by drawer boxes.

Now, we haven't talked about these for a little while, so maybe you're a new listener,

maybe you don't know, or maybe for the last three years you've just been having cotton in your ears and you refuse to pay attention.

Well, now, listen up.

So what the hell of drawer boxes?

All right, so the usual routine is you buy these cardboard boxes, whether they're long or short, and they got the lids on them, and you put all your books in there, and you put the lid on.

And then you proceed to put about seven other boxes stacked on top, which means in all reality, it might be five years before you get to that box on the bottom because you're going to kill yourself with backbreaking effort to move all this stuff around.

You have to find a new spot to temporarily put the boxes so that you can get to the stuff that's on the bottom.

And you know how this routine goes and you've lived it all your life.

And it's a pain in the freaking ass.

So along comes Rich, this cool dude from Denver area who just says, I'm tired of

this, and there's got to be a way that you can make a drawer out of cardboard, so it can still be

relatively cheap, and he did it. He figured it out, and he made him. And everybody thought,

well, those are going to suck.

It's a cardboard drawer. How good can it be? Well, then they saw him. And at the very first year at

San Diego, he actually stood on the boxes to demonstrate the fact that you could stack these things

and still open the drawer on the bottom and they don't crush underneath the weight of the heavy boxes

on top, that they're sturdy and they work.

And I can attest to it. I have 20 of them in my room and we got six of them here in the studio and

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