Huh. He invents the Gofer. Now, the Gofer is a golf ball finder. As you see here on

and sit box, the idea is you hit your golf ball into the rough, you pull this thing out,

and the aerial on this sort of plastic box, that points to where your golf ball is, and

you find your golf ball. Save time.

Oh, okay. Yeah. All right. Now, I'm on board. That looks like it works. It doesn't look

like the meat thermometer Ros has at all. Well, the meat the moments of the Ros has presumably

has a palisose. Yes. This does not. This is a plastic box with an aerial attached to

it, and the aerial is on a pivot. And that's it. It's sort of like, it's an unpowered device.

And I mean, one thing I will say for it, it probably will give you a vague idea of the

wind direction, which is a better indicator of where your golf ball might be than a lot

of other things. All right. So maybe, just maybe I'm willing to concede that yes, you

are being robbed. If you buy this, yes, you're being very stupid, but it may point you

in the right direction, some of the time to find your golf ball. Maybe slightly higher

than random chance, but now you have an additional thing to throw and hope that it hits your

ball. Yeah. But so this makes way some money, but he also discovers, and I'm not sure how

he does this. No one ever talked about it. He's now dead too, which is a shame, that it

doesn't just find golf balls. This thing can find anything. Oh, that's convenient. Yeah.

What you do is you put a little like frequency card in there to tell it what to find, and

it finds it and it'll find anything and it'll find drugs, dead bodies, guns, you know,

any number of these things. And I like how weighed here is put together the two ancient

not going for a walk things, dousing and golfing and put them together, you know, these

two great tastes, they go great together. Yeah. So he renamed the go for to the quadro tracker

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