40 years ago I drove a brown Fiat strata, perhaps one of the 10 worst cars ever made.

It went 0 to 60 in about 19 seconds. It got about 20 miles to the gallon. The backseat was remarkably uncomfortable. It handled poorly and it was really ugly.

Today, for about the same number of inflation adjusted dollars,

I drive a Toyota Prius plug-in hybrid.

It gets 199 miles to the gallon.

It goes 0 to 60 just as fast as I need it to.

It's super safe, and the backseat is quite comfortable.

Hey, it's Seth, and this is a Kimbo. We'll be back in a second after this message from our sponsor.

Imagine walking your child to school each day.

Now imagine that you live in a rural area

and part of walking your child to school means crossing a dangerous river. That scenario is the real experience of

Imundu. Imundu is a seven-year-old girl who lives in Rwanda. She leaves home at

six a.m. for school with her dad and crossing the river for

them meant wading through it. Until last year if the river was flooded,

Amunu and her father would be forced to turn around and she would miss her opportunity

for education.

Stay with us and later in this episode we'll share the rest of Amundu's story.

I don't really want to talk about cars today.

I don't really want to talk about cars today.

I want to talk about software and I want to talk about why software is so bad.

I developed my first computer game as a hobby in 1976 when I was in high school and I was super

fortunate in the early 80s to do it professionally.

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