In the engineering lab at Oxo, senior product engineer Macmore builds prototypes bringing

Oxo gadgets to life.

I cut the blade out of a bigger spiralizer and glued it inside a cut-up water bottle and it turned out it was like the

perfect size to hold in your hand but we got like these springy fun noodles that we

really liked and I brought it home that night to me zucchini pasta for dinner and from that

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Stay tuned at the break for their quiz. It was the 1990s. Regis and Caffy Lee were still on the air, fusion cuisine was a thing, and boy bands were everywhere.

America and the rest of the world were becoming tech savvy.

Apple had released the brand new Teal I-Mac,

people carried Nintendo Game Boys around with them,

plus a whole lot of batteries,

and connecting to the internet sounded like this.

Our computer addiction was well on its way.

Computers were in just about everything by that time.

Our appliances and cars cash registers gas

station pumps this tech automation was supposed to make life a whole lot easier

until it didn't. In 1998 people started talking about something called the Y2K

bug. Computers have been programmed to assume that all years began with a

number 19 so if you inputed

98 the computer would read 1998. But with the year 2000 coming, that might mean

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