Sonos, baby. You know what? I don't even have to look at the script for this one. My house is a Sonos house. If you're a regular listener to this show, you know that I'm a bit of an audio file, kind of insufferable about it. I'm obsessed with sound. Quality matters. That's why I have Sono speakers all over the damn place.

The first thing you do when you get a sono speaker is you give it a name. Now, I could have named

them for each room they're in, but where's a fun in that? In the kitchen, we got the Olson

twins. They're a stereo pair. Makes sense. Dining room? Why, that's Mr. Carson,

of course. And we got Coach Steve down in the garage, because that's where we've been working out.

And we just got the brand new Sonos move, which we call Mo Verney, of course, because he's always on the move and he's always on the run. I love Mo Verney.

He works just like the twins, Mr. Carson, and Coach Steve, but he runs on a battery.

And I can take him anywhere I want inside or outside of the house. And if I'm not around Wi-Fi, I can connect my phone to it via Bluetooth.

The battery lasts for up to 11 hours, and it's durable, weather-resistant design is perfect

for outdoor listening.

Sonos works with all your streaming services and control the simple with the Sonos app,

Apple Airplay 2, or your voice using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant while on Wi-Fi.

You can also stream thousands of stations, including live radio from all around the world and original programming,

free from Sonos Radio through the app.

And oh yeah, the sound is amazing.

So go to Sonos.com to learn more and get your Sonos move today.

No, no, what are you doing?

We're taking the Malocchio off this full guy here.

We're taking the Malocio off Seacom.

Ha, ha, ha, ha.

Ha!

Ha!

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