We believe in a wireless future, a future where all of your devices intuitively connect.

This belief drove the design of our new wireless air pods.

Once in the New York Times Popcast.

You are starting a go-fund me to get my dog Joe Koscarelli some airpods

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I'm your host, John Karamanica.

See, okay, there's partial truth in that and somebody's not true.

That quote, I know everybody who's eagerly reading Twitter all the time, that's from Chris Black.

Hey Chris. So Joe, Joe as you know Joe's not

here I Joe yeah Joe's not here Joe does the diary of song series in which he

face times with musicians and he wears old-fashioned earphones the apple with a white cord.

However, Airpods, that's a thing for the last three years and there's a new Airpod, a 2.0 that came out maybe like a week or two ago and I've been feeling a lot of critical

energy in the universe and now personally I do not rock with AirPods. I still use either the Apple, the old

corded earphones or some third party that I buy on Amazon or whatever and also just a little little product tip

little wire cutter tip for y'all. Sid Mashburn makes a beautiful leather little

thingy that you can wrap the cord around and then you have a nice little thing

that you can put in your pocket and save.

So they're beautiful, they're Italian leather, they come in a bunch of colors, I very much like

them, I've got like five. So that's my life. That's how I live. I've used

air pods on a couple of occasions. I don't know man. They just look wild to me. It's hard for me to feel cool and calm and at peace with these things

pointing out of my head and I wanted to have a conversation about was I out of my mind or

other people out of their minds or what what is happening because ultimately the

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