The Lurium went bankrupt.

And then once we had all that inventory, it was now what are we going to do with all that stuff?

Then we started looking at starting to make the calls.

Welcome to Commando on Demand Insider, your fast-paced weekly update straight from Kim's desk to your ears.

I'm Mike James, and in just a bit, Kim talks with Dia Thompson and Aidan Jackson.

Aidan's life was saved when his friend called 911

from thousands of miles away. They were actually gaming. The story is fascinating. It's coming up in just a few

moments. Also, Kim checks in with Justin DeGraph. He is the head of ads research and insights for Google.

It's kind of fun to take a look at the other

side of the Google experience and how some of the ads work on Google. Plus, if you own a ring

doorbell, we've got a privacy issue we're going to tell you about. And Stephen Wynn from Humble,

Texas, he is the CEO of, believe it or not, the DeLorean Motor Company. Remember

the DeLorean and Back to the Future? That company went out of business bankrupt, but way back when.

However, they're making a comeback, and it's in Humble, Texas. We'll talk to him. That'll be fun.

And later on, Kim is going to talk about building a website, what kind of tools

you need, and marketing a website. How do you do that? Every week we find a trivia question and ask that

you give us your best guess without using Google. One of the biggest technological advances

over the past hundred years was developing a spacecraft that could safely take astronauts to the

moon, which of course was very dangerous and the astronauts wanted to make sure their families

were taken care of just in case they didn't come home. And of course insurance companies would

have been way too expensive if they could be insured at all. So they had to come up with a different idea for making

money just in case. So was the Apollo 11 astronauts plan to raise money for the families

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