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And that's it. All righty, I always like to start with something interesting. And this sounds far-fetched, but if you're using an Apple air tag on your dog, I want you

to listen up because I want you to double check and make sure that the air tag holder on

his collar is super snug and that the air tag can't fall off.

Because here's why, a guy by the name of Colin Mortimer in Washington, D.C., he lost track of his dog's air tag.

It just fell off the dog's collar somewhere.

So he looked all over the house.

He looked in the dog's bed, the pile of dog toys, all over his house.

But he could still hear the faint beating of an air tag.

And he's like, where's that beeping coming from? Well, lo and behold, as he got

closer and closer to the dog, guess what? Oh, yikes. That's right. The dog swallowed the air tag,

and it was in the dog's stomach. Now, luckily, the dog eventually threw it up, and guess what,

it still works. Now, I'm telling you, the air tag battery it up, and guess what, it still works.

Now, I'm telling you, the air tag battery could do a real number on a pet's inside.

So I want you to be super sure that the air tag holder is really snug on your pet's collar,

because after all, you want to be really extra safe with your fur babies.

Like, for example,

I had to take Abby to the vet this morning because she ate a bag of Scrabble tiles. No word yet.

Get it. Scrabble tiles. No word yet. I know. Hey, listen, you're about to get more tech

smarts because every single thing is now a tech thing. And if you're a new listener, welcome. We're so

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