Mac Power users episode 665 covered in paper cuts.

Hello, everybody and welcome to the Mac Power users. I am David Sparks and I am joined by the

esteemed Mr. Steven Hackett. How are you today, Steven? I like esteemed. That's pretty good.

Well, I'm really like you've earned it. You have earned it. You've earned over $2 million

for charity with a little help. You're a smart guy. Now you are a professional calendar packer.

I mean, you are truly a renaissance man. Yeah, I am last night. I hit the halfway point

on fulfilling my Kickstarter. So that's very exciting. I am just covered in paper cuts.

I bet you are. You should get some gloves, don't you?

Yeah, but then my hands get, so I was like, well, I'll wear late text gloves because I'm going

to the post office every day. I've got to know the lovely ladies at my local post office very well.

And one of them wears like silicon gloves like you would wear like in a hospital or something,

right? And so I asked her, I was like, hey, is that so you are less like you get paper cuts? And she

was like, yeah, you know, sometimes like things are, you know, sticky or like, you know,

just want to keep my hands nice. Like, yeah, I agree. But my hands, this is probably gross, but

it's a feedback episode. There's no rules here. Yeah. I wear them when I work with my truck.

So if I change the oil on my truck, I'll wear a set of gloves, same type deal.

And I'm not really a sweaty person normally, but my hands get so sweaty and gloves,

even like the two days a year we get snow and I will wear gloves outside. My hands like freak out.

I can't do it. So I just have like a little tubanillo spore in here in my office and I just keep

putting it on places that I slice open on calendars and envelopes.

I'm missing your link because I have these gloves I buy for the garden and they have rubber on

the front of them, but the back of them is fabric and they breathe. So I will solve your problem

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