What is up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources. This episode

number 712, my name is Marshall. I'm when you're limited resources and joining me on the

line. All the way from Denver, Colorado, it's Luis. God Vargas. Luis, you got the AC blast

center what? Yes, this has been a topic of conversation between me, you and Cheon, where you

Seattleites, well, I can't speak for you, but Cheon at least doesn't have AC. And that's

true of many people in Seattle. It's just not a thing you typically needed. But here in

Denver, we got AC and we love it because it gets pretty hot here. Yeah, I do happen to

have it in the place I live now, but like I grew up without it the whole time. Nobody had

it here, but it's definitely changed. It's so hot here in the summer now. I think that

those days are over and we're going to see everybody start to pick it up. And meanwhile,

Paul is melting in his living room. I feel bad for him. It is, we've had like kind of the

hot week here. So really, really tough. If you don't have AC, think of maybe I'll invite

him over and he can just work from here for a while because that's pretty tough. Really

fun show lined up today. Luis, we've got the first of a series that we're going to do

about vintage cube. And we're also going to talk about the changes and the current status

or state of the magic online vintage cube because it is back up again. And our friend

Ryan Spain, original co-host of the show put up an article I will link to in the show notes

as well with the philosophy and actual changes to the cube of which there were many. So

that's cool. And it'll give us a good snapshot of kind of how things look with vintage cube

these days. And really, I just want to lean on the fact that you've been doing so much

vintage cubing, you know, I was talking to you earlier and you said, look, if this is

a PT format, you know, I would feel, you know, extremely prepared for it. Right. And

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