Hey, it's Kim Commando today, your daily podcast to keep you up to date with all things digital

and beyond. And I'd love to have you be a part of our podcast. You can make an appointment to speak

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fill that out. And that's it. I always like to start with something interesting, and Taylor Swift, I don't even heard, but she crashed

Ticketmaster the other day. That's right. So many people were trying to buy tickets to her

concerts that the site just couldn't keep up. Now, get this, to keep up with the demand,

Taylor Swift would have to perform at least 900 concerts over a few months. Okay, not possible, but good for her. I mean, what a

success story. Her latest AP is breaking all Billboard records, too. I mean, but who knew that so many

people hated their exes like she does? But the joke is actually on them. I mean, she finds a guy,

she dates them, and then makes millions by saying they are never, ever, ever, ever getting back together again.

And I heard one of her exes, I'm not sure her was, that he called himself the earthquake. True story.

Because he said, whenever they would have a dispute, he was always at fault.

And on that happy note, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to this. It's another hour of America's

most trusted source about all things digital. It's the largest show about all things digital.

You can find us on over 425 top stations across the United States, and we're streaming in your

favorite radio app. Just search for my list name, Commando. And you can also find us as a podcast,

as a webcast, over at get kim.com. Once again, that's get kim.com. And of course, we're also heard on the American Forces Network Radio. So all the servicemen and women in the Army, the Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Space Force who protect our great nation. Also get the Kim Commando show. All right, every single day I visit at least, I don't know, 30 or 40

different websites and I read white papers and talk to my friends on the inside of this industry

to make sure that you are always up to date on all things digital. Now, this is part of the show

I like to talk about products that are going to be updated, some cool tech facts, how to make a difference on how you use your devices or what you buy or what you don't buy.

And we're going to start with a question.

Is the $250 that you're going to spend for the AirPods pros an exorbitant 1,200% markup over wired earpods?

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