Ha, this is my first dispatch on the news junkie.com. And uh I was doing it the old school way uh through the app but my dispatches were getting played. So I thought I would try it this way and um, help you out Sean, it's uh, pronounced alboa. Al madova. All right.
Good day. Junkies hope you all are having a good start to it. I'm a podcast listener. And I was hoping to chime in about the whole style situation. Sean, you were talking about switching up your style a little bit and I get is, you know, a 30-something that that can be kind of hard to do. The old saying is it's really easy to fall into fashion but it's hard to fall out of fashion or wait. No, it's the other way around. Anyway, what tip I have for you as a fashion degree, graduate. In this may be the only time I get to use that degree is to tell you that you should try bookending, bookending your style. And that means taking 1 thing, like, uh, skate Punk, and combining it with another thing that might not be adjacent, but can be interesting, like corporate suit. So then you can kind of start brainstorming like how does a skate punk where the corporate suit thing. Do you wear a skate T-shirt with a Blazer over it. Etc. Etc. If all else fails, just plug it into Pinterest and see what shows up, but hope you guys have a good day. Bye.
Recently ordered a gasoline, backup generator for storm season from Amazon, it showed up it runs but generates no electricity. So it's totally defective upon receipt. And, uh, they won't take it back, they won't issue a refund. All they'll do is try to send you to some authorized repair place, which is almost an hour away. Uh, now we're fighting with the bank, the issuing credit card bank and it it's just a giant mess. So worked, the wise don't order anything gasoline, powered from Amazon, if you if you own it that's it.
Just letting you know that the Capri Suns. Uh, if you squeeze it and put your thumb on the end of the straw, it it opens up that top part just for you. I mean it makes it you can't make it any easier. You got you got to just go with the flow, man.
