Right. It's not called trash. It's called recycle bin. That's right. I always have trouble with

recycle bin futures. What am I recycling? It's just data.

What's more, you go conscious this way, Ross. A bunch of like reference photos of the various

national banks of the U.S. That's it. How do you, how are you out of storage? I have given you so

many storage devices in my life. Yeah. And we made a video podcast. Oh, yeah.

You're going to start deleting the old ones. You got to make like lost episodes.

Oh, no. Oh, no. What else? Okay. I'm excited. Let me, let me swap.

And we just want to feel like recording. We just repost like the dead cast used to do.

We're just like that. We're not doing that. Okay. I believe everything is going. Everyone

can see the thing, right? Yeah. I have a monster. I have a thing. I'm fine. Hold on. Hold on.

Let me actually see if I have enough space on my computer.

Oh, correct. This thing is like a hundred gigabytes of storage. It's not great.

So goddamn depressing. I hear you 100 hours worth of. I 50 gigs. I 50 gigs.

46.3 terabytes available on the on the server. I'm so fucking jealous.

For you, Liam. Thank you, Ross. How many hard drives have I given you so many hard drives,

Ross? What do you do with them? You squandered up. Just like you squandered your head.

And you disappoint your father. You just like your father. It's not at all like his father.

That's the funny part. Okay. I guess we're podcasting now. Yeah. I guess we are.

Yeah. Let's go for it. All right. What is a podcast?

I this. This is a podcast called, well, there's your problem. Welcome to, well,

there's your problem. A podcast about engineering disasters, which also has slides.

I am Justin Rosnick. The person who is talking right now, my pronouns are he and him. Okay.

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