Ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode 62 of the reform

pub cast I'm your cancelled host, Les.

And I'm your back in the swing of things, host Tanner.

Tanner, my anniversary is in April, and I'm going to have been married for 10 years.

Wow.

That's a pretty big theater old.

Yeah, I am.

But I was reminded this morning of the days of my after I got engaged and all the

excitement that that was going on as we were leading up to getting married in a very sort of romantic moment this morning.

When my wife and I were filling out our registry to get gifts for the wedding. We went to bed,

bath and beyond. And the lady who was helping us go through the store and like find the top of the line stuff that you know you should

put on your register or whatever. She was showing us toasters and she was sort of pointing out all the features of the toaster and one of

the features was the cancel button on the toaster.

And we'd never seen a cancel button before.

She said it was a new technology, new trend that was happening on toasters. And she said that it's especially useful for old people

because the toast is going and it's getting a little too dark

so they hit the cancel button.

We were like seriously like you just pop it up right?

She's like yeah you can do that but you can also just use the cancel button.

So we kind of like laughed it off and we've laughed at it a few times since the

cancel button is like the stupidest thing in the world but so this morning I was

making toast and eggs for breakfast and the pop-up handle that you push down broke off of the toaster and my wife said yeah that's that's happened a few times, you just have to kind of put it back in there. But I couldn't get it to like reattach. So I just went about like, you know, finishing the eggs and stuff. And then I looked over and I realized, oh, the toast has been down a little bit too long I better pop it back up

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