Well, hello, friend. It's a national holiday today. So here's a great pod from the archives.

Look up in the sky. It's not a bird or a plane. It's your insurance company. Wow. You have to hear what happened to C.J. Sven from Los Angeles, California.

He says that drones sometimes fly over his house and he ignored it until he lost his home insurance based on

the pictures of his backyard. Wow. Glad to have you with me. You're going to really enjoy the show.

Hey, it's Kim Commander today, your daily podcast to keep you up to date with all things digital

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So I like your current girlfriend. Thank you. Nothing against her. No. But you may have been able to do better on the dating profiles.

All right.

I'm already in trouble and we're 8.2 seconds into the show.

Research out now says that if you really want to get the highest number of matches with the highest quality of people.

Sure.

That if you're a male, there's one word you should never put into your online dating profile.

Bankruptcy?

Sports.

What is the wrong with sports?

Apparently women turns them off.

They don't like a guy that likes sports.

That's so sexist. There's women who like sports. Jennifer didn't watch football prior to dating me, and now she's a football fanatic. She watches games alone. Not when I'm not even around. Yes. Oh. Well, if you're a woman, the most common things that women put in their profile is that they like movies, music, and coffee. So if you're a guy, you want to match up with that. You say movies, music, and coffee. Because if you put sports in your online dating profile, you're not going to score. That's good. I like it. Good. That was a good one?

Yeah.

Hey, on that happy note, welcome. I'm Kim Commando. They call me sunny because I'm bright. No, I'm wearing yellow today. Bright yellow. No, right. No, not one person. Bob does. There's no Bob. Tom. Oh, Tom. I forgot about Tom in accounting. And then, of course, we have Andrew Babinski here.

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