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Ah, look, Bridget, here's my old Memorex Polyproto Synclapetronulator. This puppy was state of the art back in the day.

Ew, Ryan, there's like an inch of dust on all this stuff.

How long has this equipment been sitting in your attic?

I guess it's been a while.

I probably had frosted tips the last time I recorded anything with this

old quantum wave matrix 300. Does this stuff even work anymore? Maybe we should just go back to the

studio. We have so many questions to answer today, and I think that most of our listeners listen

digitally through a podcast app or a smart speaker, you know? Nonsense. Retro is cool now, Bridget. I read an article about it in Hi-Fi magazine, all about how kids these days are into old school technology, like vinyl records and cassette tapes.

Wow, really? Cassette tapes. You mean like the small, plastic rectangular cases with the two little spools of magnetic tape inside and we like make mix tapes with them, that cassette tape.

The real deal, Bridget.

Kids these days crave an authentic experience that isn't just zeros and ones inside their

phones.

Enough with the digital.

We're going to make the first ever analog episode of Million Bazillion.

It'll be a hit with Gen Y or Alpha or...

I can't keep track of all the generations.

Okay, if the kids are really into retro stuff these days,

I guess it won't hurt to give it a try.

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