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Here we go.

Let's podcast alongside Joe Jillio.

I'm Joe Ovi.

Inside Eifford Studios, downtown Raleigh, thanks to Empire Properties.

And thanks to Copiers Plus.

Check them out online at copiers. plus.com. We live in a world

with everything's in the cloud now. Even as I've noticed this week when I've had to pick up my

kids multiple times from their respective schools for a variety of ailments. Now they're like,

there's a little iPad, they have your scan your ID, they take a picture of you, Boom, goes to the cloud. They verify you. And then they come get your kid. Why are you still doing stuff the old fashioned way with paper? Let's move to the cloud. He says to the yellow pad guy. Well, but you notice that we've moved the yellow pad to the cloud too, you know, with the graphics and everything else. Copiers dash plus.com. That's where it's literally just had my friend's guy, Peacock say to me today. I didn't know anything about Copiers Plus before your program. See? See? Advertising. It works. Stanza. Yeah, we're not going to go full Elon Musk and tell you to go F yourself if you don't want to advertise on the show. Oh, you missed that yesterday? Are you being for real? I am absolutely being for real. Yes. What was he trying to solicit ads for? Real, okay, real quick, because it's been all over my damn threads. It's funny. Threads is where you go to talk about Elon. It's hilarious. That's,

that's, that's a major hook right now. Um, so Elon Musk was doing a sit down with the New York

Times, their deal book seminar, you know, kind of talking about the city of the industry and

advertising, whatever. Bob Iger, the CEO of Disney is literally in the audience. And, you know, they were

asking him questions about his very, very bad tweets and how advertisers have paused or left

Twitter altogether. And he's like, that's blackmail. You know, Twitter goes out of business. It's your fault. It's not my fault. And then he says, if you don't want to advertise, go F yourself. And then I think at one point he says, hi, Bob. So salute to you, man. You want to kill your business. That's how you do. So that's one thing. If you don't, if you don't want to advertise on the podcast, we're going to be, hey, man, we get it. Maybe we can revisit this conversation next year. And then we move on with ourselves. No, that's literally happen at the last 24 hours. But wait, what do you buy on? You buy targeted ads on Twitter? Oh, oh, oh, oh. Yeah. I mean, not that Twitter's a really robust ad marketplace. Right. It's not really moving the needle in that regard, but whatever. That's either here nor there. So naive when it comes to these things. The thing, you know, the funny thing about Twitter, I'm actually going to use Twitter as a way to pivot into basketball.

Do the radio thing, Joe.

Right.

Give us that transition.

It reminds me a lot of, no, that's my Colin Cowherd.

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