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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to another edition of D.I.W. Money.

We got, you weren't on this episode, it was Logan and I, we went down a rabbit hole about some of the, some of the, I don't know, nuances we share when it comes to buying things.

And I got some feedback, and I just want to clarify a couple of things.

First of all, yes, I have a weakness when it comes to the infomercial.

I'm not going to lie.

However, not a single thing I have ever bought on an infomercial do I not use regularly.

Regularly.

I thought of another thing that I had bought on an infomercial.

Okay.

It was a tool and it had like multiple, you know, like different sizes of screwdrivers and you know flatheads and and the funny thing is

is that I'm not you if you know me I'm not that guy like I'm just oh like I mean I couldn't get

our outside lights on last night and I mean I called my friend this morning like I'm like Sean like how do i what do i he's like man i'll run by and take a look at it i'm like thank

you like i hate that and it's probably a switch like i mean it's probably like a gfi thing which i

just learned how to hit the other day not the other day about a year ago okay i mean literally

i've had people like i'm'm like, they went off.

I don't know what to do.

And then, like, come on, they're like, oh, just hit this little button.

And I'm like, the reset button.

Boom.

Yeah, but I didn't know.

But sometimes I didn't know that there was a GFI downstairs that's connected to an outlet

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