All right, here we go everybody. Welcome to the studio for this Friday's episode.

Some of you are going to say it's fake. Some of you are going to say it's a green screen,

and that's okay. I'm actually, though, just outside of Bozeman Montana, which brings me to

the sponsor for today's episode. Today's episode is brought to you by Starlink.

And if you've been living under a rock, Starlink is a satellite-based internet service.

Satellites that are launched by SpaceX. The goal is for global coverage.

And I have been a paying customer of Starlink 4, I think going on two years.

And I just got back from a trip to Ireland, where I picked up a lovely case of bronchitis,

which I'm still dealing with right now, cough that's been kicking my ass.

And I kicked myself for not bringing my mobile Starlink kid when we were over there.

There was Wi-Fi where we were staying, but it was unreliable at best.

And for me, the most important thing when it comes to connectivity is reliability,

and that's how I feel about these Starlink kits. I have a stationary kit for my house,

and you have a stationary option for residential, for business, and you have a mobile option,

whether you're a glamper, whether you're an RV person, whether you're an overlander,

whatever it may be, they have a mobile solution for you, which is actually, if you watched Monday's

episode from this week, the whole thing was uploaded from my mobile kit, as this episode is going

to be as well. It's life untethered. It is the ability to have reliable internet anywhere that you

want to go, and I came back from that Ireland trip, wishing that I had brought it. I ended up having

to post an episode we went to Belfast, and I went into hotels until I could find good Wi-Fi.

Never again. I'm traveling with that thing everywhere we go about a pelican case, it goes in the

back of the vehicle, badass, reliable internet anywhere that you would possibly want to go. So,

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