What's good internet? It's July 22nd, 2022 and you're listening to Waypoint Radio

episode 495. I'm your host, Rob Zach, and I'm joined by Patrick Clepick's back.

All right, now that just sounds like electrical line noise. Let's take a look at more like the

Transformer in your house about the go. You should probably get a Jenny. The Transformer

did explode around the corner from our house. It's one of the loudest pops I've ever heard.

It sparked a wire that went all over the front yard of a neighbor and it just like burned

the shit out of their lawn. You could just see the sweet. You could see the spots for the wire

was just flailing on their grass. Is pop still the right the right descriptor at that loudness

or is it more like a bang? I guess that's true. I guess it depends on it. It could just be

a really loud like it's like a it's like a it's like a it's on the spectrum of fireworks,

right? Like at what point does a fire go from a pop to a bang? I guess it's an M80 a bang.

And then a pop is just like the little Transformers on like the utility pole. And I feel like when

those go over cook, you get like a pop. That's a big like triple wide fridge type transformer.

It's like a small trailer. You know, when those go, it's it's memorable. When I think that might

be the difference. This was a pop because it was one of those on it. They have a utility pole.

It's right. Yeah. Like it's just like smack dab in the middle of their yard. Like it's just,

you know, in a weird spot. And like that was a it was a pop. We were on our deck and all of a sudden

like my dad was like, what was that? Like sometimes they like fireworks off in April.

We're also joined by Renata Price. Howdy. When does a bang become a boom?

Hmm.

Hmm. I mean, it's just a how much how much bass is on it, you know, which which does of course mean,

boom. Yeah. What are you listening to it on? Rob, could you go to your sound guy and present

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