So you know we have to kick it off with some Huawei news and it's just imperative at this point.

It's like there's so much to talk about and so much happening. It's not slowing down. This issue, this news story, so significant, far-reaching,

reaching into different areas, spectrums, regular people affected, politics, tech, it's

so comprehensive.

I mean we're only scratching the surface.

We've talked about it on numerous occasions now and there's still new stuff coming up.

In fact recently the CEO of Huawei has done all these interviews. He's been, I think he had Time magazine, he had

Bloomberg out there. A lot of people visiting the HQ for Huawei to hear what the CEO has to say about this ban.

He's got the, he's, you know, apparently prior to this he was relatively reclusive

and then at one point fairly recently he was complimentary of Trump

not so much anymore

for obvious reasons

but the story i want to kick off today's episode with is one that can potentially affect users, you guys, people who watch this type of video and owners of Huawei products.

Huawei price shock.

Value of flagship $1,150 P30 Pro comes crashing down.

That's the news story.

It's on Forbes.

Now they don't mean crashing down the way you might think from a retail perspective, but instead secondary marketplace,

there are a number of websites out there

that will give you value for your previous generation smartphone,

or even your current gen smartphone,

that you might want to trade in for something

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