All right. Welcome to the Pink Bike Podcast. I'm Mike Casmer. I've got Brian Park here with me.

Hey, Pinkers. Welcome back to the Pink Bike podcast. I'm your guest, Mike Levy. And there's someone else here too. Levy's here. Special guest appearance coming over from the gravel side, back to his bat tire roots. And we're going to be talking about all the reasons that he was wrong over the years, all the ways he was wrong over the years. That's just here to shame, Levy. That's the famous podcast, I think, maybe. This does not sound like a fun podcast. Why am I here? I'm looking at a screen right now. Brian has a Google Doc prepared, and there's like 87 actionable items on it, like things that I've done wrong.

He's just going to go down the list for the next two hours, I feel like. I do too. I think it's not just you too. I think he's just trying to find ways that we're wrong. But realistically, we're always right. So it's going to be a real short podcast. That's just going to be always going to write. We're just going to like cyber bully Levy into coming back on the pod more often.

You can't cyber bully Levy into coming back on the pod more often.

You can't cyber bully.

I just turn the computer off.

There's no.

So real this was,

this was from OTB too much in a comment recently.

Caz,

what was the name of the poll?

It was like us trying to, like, what were products that you, that we regretted buying

over the years?

Yeah, that consumers regretted buying.

Yeah, we asked the readers, yeah, we asked the readers what products they bought that they

were sad that they bought, basically.

And somebody suggested, OTB too much suggested that we flip the script.

What products do we regret promoting over the years?

Which I think is a great question.

You don't because you think you said, your comment, your reply is, my track record is pretty good.

But I'm sure there are some items that didn't really end up being as good as I initially thought. I'll dig through the archives and see what I can find. So we're doing that now in podcast form so that you don't have to write an article. Yeah, that's even better. Yeah, it's a save me time, maybe, but I don't know. But yeah, I mean I mean overall we try to be pretty accurate with their

recommendations but we've got that the hindsight is 2020 I think that's how they say it and yeah

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