In this episode of the Tech John, we discussed restaurants knowing your tipping habits,

the flip camera challenges is a meme or cyberbullying, and women and people of color being

underrepresented in podcasting.

We've got all this head and more for you in episode 204 of the Tech John from Columbus, Ohio.

I'm your host, Rob Dunwood.

And coming out of New York City today, it's your girl, Tech Life, Steph.

And out of Atlanta, this is Terrence Gaines, aka Brother Tech,

aka I guess I could call it healing childhood traumas.

So I thought a remote control car this weekend because I can remember growing up and, you know, we're all around the same age when that's Sears Christmas.

The catalog came out.

The one gift that I would always circle it is a remote control car.

And we got one.

I had them in the past as a kid, but they're cheap.

And you take them out.

Again, I'm in Indianapolis as a kid.

So you get a remote control car.

First thing you want to do is charge it up, get it out, and drive it.

It's winter, weather,

snow. So one year, get out there and run it for a couple days after that, stop working. Clearly,

waters got in there and messed it up. Other years, you know, get out there, it ran over for cars,

but they were all, and other years, they just did the good ones wasn't good.

They were consumer grade good. They wasn't obvious, like, invest a lot of money in these

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