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Slack.com slash DHQ. I was ready to throw away every box that we didn't, we're not going

to use. We're not going to need, like, especially for phones, the iPhone boxes.

Now, if this is your first show, a couple of what was it? Last week, we talked about how

Apple packaging is so good that we chronically keep it even though we don't need it and we

never do anything with it. It even has its own box for the boxes. It's not, yeah, we have

a box of boxes. But it's not just the Apple products. For me, I think maybe there's a

price point. Oh, for sure. If I spend more than $200 on something, maybe I need to keep

the box. I don't know. In my head, we record the podcast on this device from a company

in Australia. We own two of them. In case one of them goes bad, we have a backup. I have

both boxes. Why? I don't know. I have no idea.

My laptop that I bought last year. I have the box for that. Why? People are going to say,

well, if there's ever a problem, then you've got to mail it back in and blah, blah, blah.

But you know what? I've probably owned in my lifetime half a dozen laptops. I don't think

I've ever mailed one anywhere ever. Yeah, me either.

You know? Yeah. So I was all set and ready to throw everything away. And then I got

a DM on Instagram. That said, I sold one of the early edition iPhones. I think it was

an actually an iTunes, you know, an iPod. Yeah.

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