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Smash that hard button. I think it helps and makes us feel good. Good to see you all. Thanks for being here. Yeah, just punch your phone real hard. So aggressive. You know, did I ever tell you that April? I used to work for Apple. I used to work like in their retail stores. You don't say. Okay, that's how we're starting off the show Just like that, huh?

Okay. That's how we're starting off the show just like that, huh? Yes, you have told me you used to work for Apple. As an Android user, you bring it up a lot. It's been a minute. Let's be real now. I've toned it down recently, okay? But I say that because I had a random thought with the term smash the like button.

Did I ever tell you that I worked as a technician for a little bit as well in their store?

So you would get people with, you know, all the problems, right?

You know, the screens crack, whatever it is.

Usually people understood if your phone was out of warranty, there was a cost associated with the repair, etc.

Every now and then you get someone who would throw like a legitimate fit in the store.

And I have had it happen before where people have thrown their phone across the store into the glass windows.

Oh, no.

So speaking of smashing the like button, don't do that to your phone, but it has happened to me

quite a few times. Yeah. Yeah. Gosh, that's aggressive. Aggressive. How have you, how have you lived?

Barely, barely survived. I'm still on therapy from all the trauma. Oh my gosh. I don't mean to

to mock your time at Apple. I know it was a very dear time of your life. This is so random, but I still have occasional dreams about working there. I really did. As far as the job went, I truly loved it. I'm kind of a tech guy. I'm a tech nerd. And working for Apple was great, except for the fact that it was retail hours. And I just could not get around at some point

working weekends. I couldn't do it. So that's why I stopped. You know, it's so funny. So I played

basketball all like through college. And I still sometimes will have nightmares where I miss a

free throw. It's weird, isn't it?

Yeah.

It's weird how this stuff like stays in your head.

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