Welcome to the Vergecast, the flagship podcast of outrageously expensive keyboards. I'm your friend

David Pierce, and I am on my couch, in my basement, and I think I live here for the next several

weeks, hopefully. So I'm not a particularly superstitious person in general. I don't have a lot of, like, rituals.

I don't have a pair of lucky socks.

But here's the thing I know for sure is that I sat in this spot on this couch for every

single Warriors playoff game in 2022 and the Golden State Warriors won the NBA title.

Did they do it because I sat on this couch?

Who's to say?

But these are the rules.

I have to do this now.

So ironically, it's possible that by the time you're watching or listening to this,

you'll know who won the game that I'm sitting here about to watch,

but I don't.

And these are the rules.

And maybe I can leave the couch, and maybe

I live on the couch. Maybe this is where we've broadcast from from now on. I don't know. Go

Warriors. We'll see what happens. Anyway, today on the show, we have a bunch of fun stuff to talk

about. V-Song is going to come on, and she and I are going to compare notes on a device category that we've both been testing. We have these recorders that you're designed to wear and kind of have on

and with you all the time that say they can keep track of all the important stuff in your life

without you having to do any extra work. I find it fascinating and weird, we're going to talk about it.

Then Ryan Norbauer, who made maybe the most

expensive keyboard I've ever seen, is going to come on the show with Nathan Edwards from our team,

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