Did somebody just pass me known and said, you were in a movie?

Yeah, we did them.

That's how I met my fiance.

There was three guys, and we did a movie that's on Amazon.

It's called Hopelessly Ever After.

And it was about three people who went over to the Philippines to look for a spouse.

Welcome once again to Commando on Demand Insider, your fast-paced weekly update straight from Kim's desk to your ears.

I'm Mike James, and in just a bit, Kim talks with an advertising executive on how advertising works,

how they target you, and how they can target tens of millions of people at the same time.

Also, do you ever feel guilty as you're leaving for work and your poor puppy dog

is there with their eyes going to looking up at you?

What if there was audio and video programming for your dog while you're away?

Well, that story's coming up.

Kim also checks in with Carol and Verno King in Deer Park, Washington,

and how they lost their beloved dog, speaking of dogs, and how they spent nearly two months

and using technology got their dog back, that story. Plus, Kim has this week's hot topic

about, well, we'd like your opinion. Should Apple help the government unlock the iPhones

of terrorists, specifically dead terrorists? Plus, a guy that misses his mom and he has recordings

of her. He wants to be able to put those recordings in some kind of an urn to play back. He's also

got a very interesting story about finding a bride in the Philippines.

And, of course, our trivia, every week, we've got a trivia of question for you. We ask you

not to use Google. We want you to use the brain because we want to make you smarter.

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