Dialed In Podcast: LIVE! 12-19-2025

You can do this without screwing it up this week. I've got everything set up. I've got my iPhone set up. I should have the right volume. We'll see. Yep, yep, yep. I got my pop-up chat ready. I'm like actually ready this time. And there's no one here. So I'm going to be here by myself. But anyway, give me some questions here, people.

Help keep me on track. I've been running hard these last couple of weeks and getting my life in order. I've been really focused in on getting my ketosis locked in. And I've been out of it for quite some time. And I finally got back in. Anyway, we're back here at HQ. I did the first video in HQ.

New, the new garage. I'll back yesterday, which is freaking cool. So I did the, I did the leader max video on the GT-4 RS seat. And I got my desk set up back there. So I'm shooting it inside the hex video here today in yesterday.

So if you want to, you want to see that desk set up, I need to shoot a video for this channel.

So hopefully I'll get back on track and making two, three, four videos a week on, on this channel. So that way we can, uh, we can be doing, um,

you know, updating more on what's going on in life. And I've got to wash the test. So I got to wash the, I got to wash the Sequoia.

I've got to clean up. Actually, maybe I'll make a video this evening. Uh, I do have to do a rinseless wash, just kind of dusting, getting all the dust off all my cars.

This car's in culture is a Saturday. This, uh, this, this weekend. Uh, so tomorrow. And so having, uh, having all my cars here for the first time is going to be kind of cool.

So I'm going to pull those out, out front here. So they're all kind of dusty from just sitting there and, you know, a lot of construction going on.

So I'm going to, uh, I'm going to get them cleaned up. And so maybe what I'll do is do a, uh, do a rinseless and talk for, uh, for you on this channel.

And, uh, that'd be, that'd be nice to have, you know, just washing them, washing the three cars real quickly. Uh, but I did take the seat out of the 4 RS and did the Leader Max treatment.

Man, I'm telling you, that stuff is so good. It's just something about it to just, it's just better. I can't explain it to you. It's just, just good, you know, it's not like going to change your life. Uh, but it's, it's a really great experience.

So a couple questions coming in. Thanks. Uh, you know, load me up here today, guys. I don't have as much to talk about. So this will be shorter. I did start putting, uh, until I figure out who's going to do this for me. I did start putting the episodes up on Lipson, which puts them up on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and all of that.

Hopefully, I can not screw this up as much, but no intro outro, no fluff, just take this live, put it on podcast. Uh, and so you can listen to it on whatever platform you want, whether it's YouTube or, or elsewhere.

Uh, I did have, I just realized this, but I did have an inside the hex video that I put up five days ago, six days ago, and uh, it wasn't up on, um, I just noticed it wasn't published.

Uh, so there should be a new hex video, uh, and there should be another new hex video. Um, I'll probably get that done today and then edited it up this weekend and it'll probably be live, you know, Monday or something like that.

Um, so lots of new updates here at HQ that I think you're going to want to see. So, um, I'm trying to get on track here. The, uh, the lift video we put up on the OG channel is doing really well. I think it has almost 100,000 views, which is, you know, a lot for us.

So, um, yeah, I'm feeling good about the, the, the Black Friday is always tricky and the end of the year business stuff is always also tricky for me to have a lot of bandwidth to be making tons of videos. So anyway, um, lots of stuff coming out here.

Uh, no part 470 says I scored the AR635 last week last week's podcast. Have you figured out, uh, the orifice for the foam cannon and nozzle.

So the nozzle needs to be 7.5, I think is what I like the most. Uh, and I actually just got a 1.7, uh, and then Mike got some 1.8 millimeter drill bits to drill out, uh, and it's going to give me one of those. So I'm hoping, uh, this weekend.

And I can muster up the energy to go out there and test it out to see which one works best. Uh, MTM does sell a 1.7, but unless you guys can preview me to this, I don't, I don't think anybody makes a 1.8.

And I think that's what we need. Uh, so we might have to have those made somehow. Um, so for those of you with 635s, be careful. Um, you're going to overlap and the machine with a 1.5 millimeter orifice.

Certainly don't use it with 1 or the 1.25. Uh, Alex R3510 says, Hey, Matt, how's the recoil and the trigger pull and AR635 versus the 630 versus the Krenzler versus the dual Krenzler?

Good news is there isn't, there was almost none on all of them. Um, and that's part of the advantage, I think.

So on the 635, it's nonexistent. It only holds like 800 or 900 psi in the line. I haven't put the gauge on it, but it doesn't hold a lot of line pressure because it's not, it's not calibrated for pressure.

So I think that, um, I, I think you won't even notice it. It's that, it's that awesome.

Uh, J formed 8147s has got my later max earlier this week looking forward to use it on my 13 year old Porsche leather. Yeah, it's going to do great. I mean, again, don't, you know, this is a cleaner in a condition or don't expect it to restore it, but expect it to do a really good job and make a remarkable difference in how it looks.

It's just going to look the way it's supposed to. Are you going to attempt a dual AR635? I don't, I don't think so.

I mean, I'm sure we'll be curious to see what it feels like and maybe do it at some point, but, um, I don't have any intention to do that at the moment. I'm kind of in a weird spot. I don't know what to do because I don't know, I don't know.

What do you think I should do?

You know, I've got the dual 630 hot set up here at HQ, which I'm going to start using here in the coming weeks, because we, you know, we're finally finishing up the garage there.

Um, to the, the Cesar lift is done. The two-post mic is actually finishing up here today. You know, it's been bolted down, so we're going to be able to put a car up on it for the first time today, not the concrete is nice and cured.

Uh, he just finished getting my bucket filler set up and water set up to the, to the, to the pressure washers permanently.

Uh, we got to put our one holder on the wall. Um, and I might be changing my plan. Um, well, maybe I'll discuss this toward the end if I run out of questions here about what I'm going to do for the wash bay.

Um, so I don't know.

I don't know if I'm going to take and do dual 635s, because I think the real solution is probably going to be dual high flow resin tanks.

And then the single 635, I think that's going to be the combination, but I'm not sure yet, but lots to develop around that pressure washers. I'm excited.

Uh, hi from Ontario, Canada. Hello, uh, Mr. 705. And, uh, I actually just talked to Michelle and Canada, um, from Ottawa and they're, you know, up in Toronto.

Uh, Jose, gee, why says we can make into my cre, the pencil this weekend, notice some minor water seepage time to change those water seals. Yep, good idea.

You see any of that kind of stuff, change the seals, check the, you know, make sure the check valves, take the head off, check your oil. And, um, you should be good.

Just use leader max on my king ranch works awesome. Yep, that's a V Ray 33. Nice. Can you, can you tell us how you met Mike and how you convince them to work full time for you or with you?

Um, yeah, Mike had reached out on a project, something I was working on and I think it was via email and said, hey, if you need some help, I can help you out.

And, uh, and so I, um, I don't remember that as much. I remember him. I had a shirt that I didn't realize, um, was a Grant Cardone copy of Do Average Elsewhere.

So somebody took his book cover. We, uh, my buddy Josh was helping me with the t-shirt fulfillment early on and, um, he kind of put it out to the small Facebook group at the time.

We had maybe eight or nine hundred people in the group and said, hey, does anybody want to throw a give us, you know, see if you can come up with a Do Average Elsewhere logo.

And so then somebody sent the logo and I loved it and we put it on a sweatshirt, a hoodie. It was awesome. It was, you guys have been around a long time.

And then, you know, after I sold the 100 of them or something like that, somebody said, you know, by the way, that's Grant Cardone's logo.

And then I found that somebody had sent us, they just screen shoted the logo off of, you know, off the internet, sent it to us.

And then we're putting on a t-shirt selling it. I'm like, gosh, dang it. I'm sure, I don't know if it was trademark. I'm assuming it was.

So I shut that shirt down. But anyway, that's the back shirt on the shirt. Mike had sent a picture of him and, uh, and I forget, you know, which, which kids, but they had like three or four of them had that shirt, that hoodie on.

That's my first recollection. And then, you know, he came out and helped me do the pre-vote setup and stuff out here and helped us projects and came out when we did the moderators weekend for the original Facebook group. And then I convinced them to come work with me, and what, five years ago now.

And, and so, you know, I guess, rest this history.

Wild 9 says 1.7 is really too liquid. I think maybe he's referring to the foam cannon is going to be not foaming as well.

Well, unless you've tested it, I'm going to find out. I don't think that's probably the case.

We just need the proper amount of water to go through the machine and not overamp it, but my guess it's going to be just fine. I know it's just fine because they use a 1.8 on their foam cannon, but I haven't seen what kind of foam they're making.

So maybe he's ahead of me and already has a 1.7 and a 635. I'm not sure.

Kurt Barone says, our closets and outdoor kitchens push push to the side to focus on the garage fully. I know you spoke about keeping focus on certain things.

Outdoor kitchens, yes, I've, we can always help with it if we want to do it, but I'm kind of shelving that.

The home is something that I may have to, may tackle someday, but when we build the design studio in Middleton, which is looking good, I'm figuring out the business model.

I'll talk about it a little bit more on a Washington talk. It's a long story about how I've kind of come to the conclusion, but I've been doing a lot of projecting, creating a pro forma.

What do we think we're going to sell? What do we think our costs are going to be? Now that we have all the data for rent and lease, I know what questions to ask.

So I probably have another couple of meetings before I go and present to the villages what I can do, what I can't do.

And so we're not going to do outdoor kitchens. Me and Wolf's Up Zero kind of came to the conclusion that the juice, the risk profile of having to buy out, you know, three, four hundred thousand hours of the appliances, having to take on the massive square footage footprint in a market that may or may not respond well to that level of appliance.

We decided, look, I should learn how to do installation first and what I already know how to do. And so I've learned a lot about what I want to take risk on.

And so I have pulled back on the outdoor kitchen, but that's created more bandwidth to be able to focus in on the closet.

So I want to be able to provide and do the closet, national and local solution. Also, I want to work on garage organization for like regular garages.

Let's see. Oh, by the way, so Wild Knight says he has them and interesting. So we'll have to see, I have to play with that. So that's good. That's good feedback. I'll kind of play with it this weekend and see how it works.

That's not a good sign if we're going to have to figure out how to make this thing work with it with a foam can. And if that's the case.

Let's see here. Can you tell me what the red tornado is in the drawer walkthrough?

That red one is a Roupes pad blowout tool. And so we're actually putting it up in the store. It's a current product that just launched it. It's really awesome.

It actually is designed to work with your vacuum. So there's a vacuum attachment. So you blow out the pad and then you have your suction thing. I don't want it for that. I just like it because it's built at aluminum. It's really nice.

And I prefer it over all the other versions that are currently available.

Grant Grimshaw 577 says, do you still do your own family's financial planning or hire another advisor? That's a good question.

So I have Kevin Berry at Maryland who has the vast majority of my money.

I guess I don't really have a financial plan. This is crazy. I haven't even think about it. I haven't done one since I left wealth management.

I think it's interesting. I think once you get to a certain level, you don't really need a plan anymore.

I don't have any intention of retiring. I was thinking about this the other day because I was struggling with the business and personnel.

What if this very rarely creeps into my head. I'm not saying I'm doing this. I'm not interested in doing this.

But it creeps into my mind. What if I sit on the couch and sat at it? What if I just cashed out?

Then sell the business, but I just kind of cleaned out what I thought I had.

I know what I have in investable assets outside of Cessgarage. My house is paid for.

So what if I just wanted to put on what retire and what could I sort of take out of the sell the inventory, sell the building, sell my cars, sell all the business assets?

What did I think I had? We're going to actually have a really solid, like an exact number for that.

In the course of the next six months, what I'm looking to do is hire Jason and our controller now.

My best friend from growing up Joe has been sort of out offering CFO services, but we've gotten to the point where we've sort of outgrown his bandwidth, his ability, time wise to commit.

So I hired a dedicated controller, not a CFO, but a controller to maybe grow into the CFO role.

We're not big enough to really need a CFO. I've kind of struggled with this a bit.

But then I want to have a Cessgarage. We have a balance sheet, but have a bulletproof inventory, dotted and stamped, dotted and crossed.

I'm looking at all the speakers that I have in my office and computers.

What is all this stuff? What's the depreciated value of it, and have that in a document that is regularly updated, regularly reviewed, where everything is inventoryed and specific?

It gets a little granular, but that's what I'm going to drive the finance department to having, and then same thing with assets.

I'm actually ratcheting back also the number of businesses that I have set up, more to come on that in the future, but just so that I can simplify my tax return, simplify the amount of advice needed.

So simplifying the org structure, for example, I had a real estate business in LLC that owned the building up on 44.

It owned the lot that I had destination OG, and so cleaning those things up to sort of simplify and focus in on what I am a differentiator in.

I had a really big epiphany when I was at a charity auction here locally, and I saw all the successful people in the room, the vast majority of them did one thing and they did one thing really well.

That really got me thinking outdoor kitchens, thinking about my personal finance, and then also I've been struggling with trying to drive and not have panic.

And so focusing in on making obsessed garage, the world leader, and what we do requires some concentration, and I haven't done any real personal financial planning inside of that.

I did a bunch of initial estate planning, so I do have a trust, will, you know, durable powers of attorney, all that kind of stuff.

But it's time, I was thinking about this recently, or probably motivating me to do this is probably time to go and revisit that.

But what I was getting at is that, you know, the structure of the business and the simplification of it is going to free me up the ability to go and actually put a plan together.

But again, if you don't have, if you don't have like a, like if you're working a job that you want to get out of and you don't have a specific goal in mind, like I don't have like a specific property, I'm thinking of buying, I don't have a specific day I want to retire, sell the business, or so a financial plan is not really all that necessary.

And my risk tolerance is rather high when it comes to stock bond, you know, asset allocation.

So that's a good question.

We thought about this the other day a little bit. I did some projecting for you and inside the hex when I did the basic finance wrap up and my account structure and I shared my personal retirement accounts, you know, so I shared accidentally shared the value of the IRAs and explained how that came about.

So my IRA had 401k and what that added up to on the inside the hex and then we did just some simple time value money calculations if I continue to contribute to them, you know, what's it worth in 20 years.

So I have done some of that kind of thought, but the financial plan I think would be much more important if I did decide to hang up or walk away or sell it or do something different.

But I don't have any intention of doing that. So great question. You're making me think about this.

Being I am a sort of or was a certified financial planner for many many years and I don't have a financial plan that's kind of ironic.

Yeah, it's a great question. Let's see with the 635 existing tools of any pressure washer seems like unnecessary complexity I think so too.

I mean, that's kind of the point that it's quieter, simpler gives us, you know, the amount of water flow we want and so gets us a good job or does a good job.

Alex R says is touchless still holding up in the squeeze bottle fun and just check that like an hour ago. Yeah, no leaking or no seeping and sitting there working great.

But all says I'm planning on coming out the cars and culture yet. Come on out. I think my gut tells me we're going to have a big turn out.

It's not a lot else going on, you know, especially the week before Christmas and people are looking for something to do.

I think we're going to have a big turn. I think it'll be a lot of fun. A lot of changes here at HQ. It's looking great.

So you want to come put your hands on some stuff come check out the place. So I think I think it'll be worth a trip.

Let's say my key 635 says why do you need to be approved by admin on inside the X Facebook group?

Well, if you're not an inside the X member, then you're not approved. So that's why.

Let's see.

Do you go through the foam cannon solution faster with a dual pencil and new AR once you've increased the orifice?

No, because when you increase the orifice, you're increasing the amount of water that's flowing from the pressure washer.

And so you're venturing.

I'm sure there's some because you're flowing more water, it is pulling maybe a little bit more material from the bottle.

But I might not it works. So I'm not sure the answer to that, but I can get around the whole car pretty easily with the dual even though it's moving more water.

Let's see. Matt got my AR 635. My current pressure washer is an active 2.0 with the connectors in and out.

It should be the same or do any new ones. Nope, it should be the same.

I'm hoping I'm thinking the 635 comes with the adapter which converts the 3.8.

So your active 2.0 has an M22 1.5 millimeter or 1.5 millimeter pitch thread pitch connection.

And it's a 14 millimeter center bore. And so the AR comes with a male and so that's a male M22 connection.

They are comes with a male 3.8. And so what they send all the 6.30s with now is a male or female to male adapter that converts that 3.8s to M22.

And I think it comes with that. So you should be able to just put your M22 plug on that. So it's female plug on the outlet.

What pressure washer set of you recommend for a 15 amp circuit? Brian Waves once says I would recommend a comment.

Comments that the best for 15 currently. I did, I had to have one sitting right outside my door here. The AR 675 which my issue with is probably going to be that it only does like 1.6, 1.7 gallons a minute.

Versus the comment that is cheaper and does and comes with everything included. And maybe it's probably the same price but comes with everything included and is like the hose reel and does write it 2 gallons a minute.

Comments are pretty good values still.

And Mike says love the distilled Union OG wallet. It's 25 cheaper than Black Friday.

Okay. Let's see, TRA, RACP says do you know if you have sold the products to people in Lake Havasu City. It's a Blake Lake town and everyone has massive garages. I'm certain we have.

I think we sold stuff that pretty much everybody in the country. Every city in the country. Not everybody in the country.

Is there a list of stuff you like for kitchen stuff? House stuff. Yeah, it just shoot me an email mat at testcarage.com. This is DMH 97. I will send you my spreadsheet.

How is everything going in the Canadian division? You guys ask this every week. It's not going, not going. So I'm more to calm as I figure that out.

Mike 1977 says Matt, when I use your drying aid, I notice a haze left behind on my black paint. Is there something I'm doing wrong?

I mean, it's possible it's not playing well with the coating that you're having. It's possible that it has frozen or overheated.

Those are really the only things that can happen. Make sure you shake it well. It really shouldn't.

But I mean I find that pretty much this drying aid can be unstable at times depending on the time of year.

But when it works, it works fricking fantastically well. So it shouldn't do that. It should flash off nicely.

So it's something going on. Make sure you shake it well. And then maybe of a batch that's boiled. I don't know.

CEO detailing him at. I have a 1322 and plans to buy another one this year to run tools. Now I'm thinking I need an AR635 and then do tools down the road.

What's your advice? Get the tool now or wait. That's a great question. Our good question today. Thanks everyone.

I'm just, you know, because I don't have a ton of time with the with the 635 single.

The gut tells me I would prefer like dual Crenzla is magical. It's like the exact right amount of pressure and flow.

I don't know what happens if we put 2 635s together. I do know what happens if we go to Crenzla's together. You already have the Crenzla.

Man, would I rather have, because you're talking, you're talking net money to you would be better.

If you sold the 1322 for 900 bucks, 800 bucks, you bought the 635. You get 75% of the way there.

And you, you're, you're out what? That's a 500 say 500 dollar delta if you get the 635 hot.

Versus you buy a 1322. You're out what is another 1200 bucks. And then you got to buy all the piping and all the stuff.

And so you're out another 500 bucks there. So you're, let's say it's two brand. So it's 500 bucks to go to us for you net to go to a single 635.

And you get three and a quarter gallons a minute. Or you spend two grand. I'm probably overestimating.

Let's say 1750. So you spend 1200 bucks more to do.

Adoles. But the dual is going to do 4.2 gallons a minute.

I don't know, man. I need more time with the 635 to answer that one for you. But it's a, it's a conundrum. It's a good question.

The, the pros is the 635 will be a lot quieter. The dual Crenzla's like substantially. Not that the dual Crenzla's are loud, but the 635 is just so darn quiet.

The other thing is the dual Crenzla's, although I've used them for a year or so, it's unproven how what's going to do the longevity of the machines.

Which I'm sure you could overcome by check valves if you've figured that out.

Man. I don't know. I think I would probably go dual Crenzla.

Today, knowing what I know. New White 1474, Matt, regarding the carnivore diet, have you tried beef liver? Nah, I can't do it.

I know it's packed with all, you know, all kinds of the, the internal organs of, of animals are the way to go, but I can't do it.

I tried buying raw butter and I cooked my eggs in it today and it's just, I, it had a weird taste and it just sketched me out.

I'm going to throw in it away. About like $100 of raw butter from a place in Pennsylvania that just shipped it to me and I think I'm just going to ditch it.

Loving the way O.G. So beef, whereas O.O. says loving the way O.G. HQ is coming along, proud of all the accomplishments you and your team in May 2025. Thanks, man.

Yeah, the, the front with the, which I, I'll put up on the chair on my phone right here. It's like my phone.

We put the MSS up there. OITC, you know, the X-Pambers, it looks freaking great.

Right, I find detailing that a 1.5 orifice on a boss phone can and it pulled 19.5 amps. Okay, so it's not overamping, but it's causing some weird sounds.

So I need to test all this stuff out. So it's on my docket here for me to dig into for you.

I wasn't expecting the 635 to be available yet. So I had more work to do and then they wanted to launch it.

So I'm launching it. And if we have blown up things, then I'll be able to pass the risk back to them.

Mikey, 684 going back to said need approved to post something in the inside of the hex group.

I mean, maybe you got put on some sort of you shouldn't need it, but maybe you said something stupid and they muted you for a little while.

I'll go check after the podcast. Are you still planning on doing good, better, best air compressors? Funny you should ask.

This is deceitful J. We just got some role ares to test. I do have to do and we're going to set up the the were there, the mid tier were there, the 30 gallon in the front here in the next couple of weeks.

And then we'll also be we'll have a video on the OG channel on the setup of the were there compact decks. So yeah, funny you should ask. We'll be working on all that stuff in the coming, say month.

So in short order Gavin, buying a ship says isn't there a new bucket package coming soon. Yeah, it'll be new vinyl and it will be maybe some drops of some different colors as what we're working on.

But the I don't think there's any upgrades and casters or buckets or anything like that other than some different colors.

Let's see I talked about Canada.

Mopar 478 says thinking of going from a 2019 BMW M4 CS to a 2016 Cayman GT4. What are your thoughts?

Yeah, I would 100% endorse that move. I'm not a huge fan of the M4 and the look of it and that GT4 will feel it sound much better.

It'll feel like a scalpel. It will be slower. So, especially if you have your M4 CS tuned.

But the sound is much better. The transmission is better. The steering, the turn-in, enter exit.

What you do on that car is basically put some over axles and disconnect the valves and it's magical.

So yeah, I would highly endorse that move. I don't think you'd regret it other than the loss of functionality and not as big of a trunk.

Not a lot of room to put passengers in obviously with a two-seater. But yeah, that would be an awesome move.

Blackwing08 says, hey, sorry to annoy you, but where did you get with Bosch Polisher?

I just bought the rotary 3-inch version. It's smooth no vibration at all. However, don't know the DA.

Yeah, there wouldn't be any in a direct drive rotary. There wouldn't be any vibration at all. That one's smooth as silk.

But the 3-inch and 5-inch DAs are where all the vibration comes in so we need to fix that.

No updates. I have an email from Alberto. I need to provide him what I think the launch should look like.

Just asking for my advice. And so, I'll let you know as I come up with more.

The intended launch is April. April first for them.

Let's see. Grant Grinchaw says, what is your process for researching a new topic you become interested in?

For example, to a kitchen, lighting, septic systems, well, wells, etc.

I think I've attempted to explain this in the past.

There's like a, I can't really explain it in relative terms, like in physical terms.

I guess I can do it in relative, try to make an analogy. I just, I feel like a, I don't want to overvalue.

I feel like a draw, like a resonance. It's not exactly that, but I feel a draw to something.

And that draw usually is done or is necessitated by, like it, it's almost like if you were thirsty, like really, really thirsty.

And you know, think about how great it feels when you just, you drink, and you drink water, and you're just guzzling,

and you drink so much that your belly kind of hurts.

And so I have this, this draw, this, like, resonant frequency that, this attraction, this magnetism.

Again, I said I didn't want to overvalue this, I'm overvaluing this.

But I feel like this unquenchable thirst, and I find it to be very fulfilling, very satisfying, very quenching, very exciting.

And so when I'm heading down this path, it, it just feels good.

It's like like a drug, like an addiction, like a, like a filling up of my tank.

And so, and it looks different depending on the, the, the path of the product.

And obviously it involves a lot of this laptop, and me sitting on the couch, and just searching and shopping.

And then it leads into, well, then I gotta, you know, eventually commit to buying some stuff.

And then, you know, usually, it feels simultaneously better and worse if it's like a financial, financially painful.

You know, like in the beginning, you know, I bought a lot of Milwaukee stuff.

It was, you know, it was a big gamble, was a big expense.

And I didn't even know if I had the money for it, I was just doing it.

And hoping it worked out, hoping I sold enough to pay for it all.

That almost, because there's like a simultaneous, like a rebelliousness, a wrong that's, that I'm like attempting to, to be right with.

And so there's like a risk that I'm taking in the process.

So if I'm researching a car park, I'm researching a looking for a, I don't even know that I would, I would credit calling it research.

Because there's a lot of gut in this.

There's a lot of, you know, experience and gut that goes into the, you know, the vetting process.

And that's hard to explain unless you've spent the time that I've spent kind of doing this thing.

And so that process is very unique.

What I'm getting at is that process, I think, is unique to me.

So unique that I can't even explain it to myself.

I don't know if that's good or bad. I mean, it seems to be working.

Wes says, how's the label holding up on the squeeze bottle? Well, I haven't used the squeeze bottle, but it is.

So I need to put one on one at my house.

But I, it is sticking and it looks good, but I haven't been squeezing the bottle.

So I needed, I needed to do some more testing on that.

Do the rubber feet for the AR635 work on the AR or on the 630 work for the 635?

I think it's the same, but.

And I told the AR guys it'd be nice if we could come up with a better mounting system.

Because that thing's kind of janky.

The thing's so heavy, it like, it makes the little L brackets bend. It's kind of goofy.

Kurt Baroney says, for obsessive on theater, what is the end goal with the company?

What place do you think it fills in the market?

And your channel in love to watch the process and just maybe your ultimate goal.

So the goal of obsessive on theater is the same thing as obsess garage.

You start with the pursuit of creating a solution.

First you create a kit and then we create a solution and then we create a package

and then we're able to solve a problem.

And then from there, then it's, well, then create multiple solutions

and then those solutions eventually add up to be providing an entire room.

An entire family room, an entire dedicated home theater.

Maybe we had down the path to go toward distributed audio.

And so we build a end-to-end solution like I've done with the garage.

So from providing people a recommendation of the paint color down to the light switch,

all the details.

And then continue to hone and find better and better and refine and refine and refine and curate and curate and curate and curate.

And so the model was to take a product, say like JTR, that is great.

Kind of like Krenzo, it's great.

Is professional grade.

Is not necessarily marketed properly or marketed in the same fashion.

So we take, you know, because a lot of audio stuff is marketed very well in their niche

but bring in a different niche and share the process of discovery.

And at the end, we'd be able to provide a full home theater and then design it.

So we're going to start to finish.

Where we're picking every part in piece and then we have a design team

and we're able to 3D render and draw it out and figure out their acoustics, figure out their cabling.

They're, you know, they're, they're, they're lumen output necessity for their projector based on their screen size

and then provide all the solutions.

And so, and do that at scale on, you know, on YouTube.

And so, so not all that dissimilar from an integrator, what an integrator would do,

but an integrator doesn't do a good job of marketing or as good of a job as marketing world-wide as we could.

And, and then you'll be able to develop products like like a Dunel with Obsessed Garage.

That, that would be the, the goal.

We'll OGB carrying bigger offices needed for the $6.35 for sure.

We'll have a full suite of solutions of everything that's necessary for it.

So, all you early adopters are kind of on your own.

If you want it, you get it. It's great.

You know, shoot, there's a chance we find out at the end of this doesn't work very well.

So, you're taking a risk there, but as of right now, it's the best pressure loss that exists from what I can tell.

Wony Rodriguez, 6946 says, hey, Matt, what do you think about Dolly on Wall Speakers?

They're pretty good. I mean, Dolly is in that same area of the Netherlands, where Dynaudio and several other brands.

It's kind of a signature sound. They have silk dome tweeter that sort of smooth Danish sound that Dynaudio has.

And Dolly has that. Their on Wall Speakers are nice.

I haven't gone deep, full deep dive into Dolly. I have a lot of different speakers because of my love affair with Dynaudio.

But very similar sound signature. I think I prefer Dynaudio.

But the Dolly stuff is owned. Dolly is owned by Len Brook.

You know, same company distributes. NAD, Blue Sound, and PSB.

And Dolly would their high end speaker line. Lots of good stuff in their line.

T-11, YS says, should you always have the unloader valve all the way up all the way on your pressure washer?

Yeah. So the unloader, I don't explain this properly.

But the unloader will adjust pressure.

And forget what Josh from Krenzeletics sort of explained this in one of the long videos that we had.

Like what is the purpose of the unloader? If it's not recommended that you adjust the unloader.

Because if you adjust the unloader, so the unloader should be set up and calibrated or the set screw should be set up.

So that the pressure washer is really the design of the unloader, the variability of the unloader is designed so that way you can adjust the pressure.

The head pressure based on the capability of the electric motor.

So because it all works in symbiosis, right? How much amperage you're drawing, how much the electric motor then can generate and turn into physical energy to move the plungers to move or actually move the crankshaft that then moves the plungers.

And then of course you have friction and parasitic loss.

And so you would theoretically calibrate the set screw distance so that the unloader is then set up for maximum performance, maximum pressure or flow depending on how the pressure washer is set up.

And so the adjustment of the unloader should not, you shouldn't play with it because you should be, I guess the only purpose would be to dial pressure back if you wanted to do some chemical injection or foam injection.

But again, in the pressure washer washing chain, you're generally better served.

And this is a good question. I did know the answer to this when I sort of forgot that you generally want to adjust pressure and flow primarily pressure.

And then the Venturi suction, if you're going to use soap injection, which we don't usually do with the car because we don't get enough foam with soap injection, you would want to use a foam cannon instead.

So like foam cannon, nozzles, all that stuff, we would adjust via the orifice size on the end of the gun rather than messing with the unloader.

So to me, the unloader is much more for a sort of initial calibration of the machine, you said it, you forget it, you don't mess with it.

Well, that's a good question. I want to read, I'm going to just chat GBT that in sort of refine that answer to that question.

Brandon says, hey, Matt, can you please run through the process of yearly coding maintenance?

I don't do coding maintenance. My coding maintenance is take the coding off and redo it.

But generally speaking, what they would do is they would wash with an acidic soap like a car pro.

What is that? It's not, let's forget what they're, it's the pink one.

So you would wash with an acidic soap, and then you would iron remove, if you were in an area of like a city area, you got a lot of iron, you're doing a lot of track stuff.

And then you would top it with whatever, you know, whatever the recommended product would be.

In my case, I'd just be drying aid, but you could put another sacrificial layer on top.

But you really shouldn't, you can, but you really shouldn't do any mechanical deconamination.

So you really shouldn't use a clay bar or a scrub, you know, a synthetic clay, but you could.

It's, what do you value more? Do you value sharpness, clarity, and scratch free-ness?

Or do you value no crunchies, no embedded contaminants on the surface?

And if you're really careful, you probably can, you know, can, can clay scrub it.

And with use a lot of lubricant, I mean, the surface should be slick, if it's a durable coating, and kind of decontaminated, the unclog it.

You know, you could use some water swap removers to try to remove some of the mineral content.

But see, once you start doing that, you start using an abrasive on the surface.

However, lubricated a, you know, the clay scrubber is, it's still technically something on the surface that's moving back and forth.

So generally speaking for me, I'm going to kind of leave my coating alone and just treat it, just wash it like normal.

And then when it starts getting crunchy, and I'm just going to remove it, I'm going to polish the car and redo it.

So that's what my recommendation.

Doing the iron removing done, generally done this guat, hopefully your coating's holding up unless you're just in a unique area.

It's not, you know, it shouldn't be.

Sorry, my phone was ringing, but I haven't on Do Not Disturb.

Why the heck is the phone coming through? Call coming through.

Yeah, that's also not Do Not Disturb.

Phone's on Do Not Disturb.

So yeah, that's what I would do.

No ETA on a new wheel stand, Nick, I don't know anything there, but it is on our long list of engineering things we want to do.

Are you going to do a video on the golf cart you bought?

Yes, I haven't touched the thing yet, but yes, I will.

It's on point. I'm going to stop making promises.

Maverick says, Matt, what's the new outdoor kitchen?

Not significantly cheaper, intensive version.

It's called, why is it escaping me?

Zaw built.

Z-A-H-B-U-I-L-T.

I think it's their Sedona line that's pretty sick.

Yeah, it's on built.

So Matt Rodler just says, answer to the 635 hot question.

February, March, we expect they will come in and sell out.

We will be short 635 for the first half of the year.

So we should be considering when you want one, get one.

As soon as you see it, so make sure you're on the email list.

And as you buy them, they will ship them as they come.

But we're going to be short for most of next year.

Matt, like the Canada move, do you plan on doing any other OG locations?

No.

The only thing I plan on doing is a west coast warehouse.

And then the model that I'm building, the pivoting that I'm doing in Middleton,

on how we're going to execute on this, I very well may be able to do it in other cities.

So I'm starting to change, you know, this is a real struggle.

It has been a struggle for me.

You know, especially those that have worked for me or those of you that have been following me,

it's the entrepreneurial journey, especially the public way that I share it.

You see a lot of this weaving and testing and trial and error and going too far and coming back.

And this is part of the journey that you usually don't get to see.

And so everything I'm doing is like writing the script.

And so it's a working document that's getting adjusted and amended and saved and resaved as I figure things out.

And so the concept of multiple countries seemed like a great idea.

And then I realized that I'm not ready for that.

So you know, but I would know if I was ready for that unless I went down that path.

And so I'm kind of navigating this, trying to figure out how this all works.

The current language of the 635 product page says to use the 1.25 orifice and a 5.0 nozzle size.

Well, that's probably because they just cut and paste it off the 630. So we'll have to fix that.

All right, we're going to get to start to finish on boxing set up at 635. Yes.

Matt, are you going to offer different color buckets? Yes.

When is the breakdown video of the use Krenzel and AR coming probably next week?

Would you, let's say Kurt says,

would you see the ultimate garage audio solution work with a small living room setting

or at that price point, would you suggest Sennheiser Ambio Max?

If I'm doing the living room, it would certainly work.

But I would probably do something different.

You know, I would just go with normal home theater stuff. I'd want a Moranth receiver

and want a center channel and a pair of speakers and a subwoofer.

But you could certainly do it. It would certainly sound good.

If you do a lot of music listening, then it'd be great.

But for multi-purpose, I think we could do better.

I would probably point you in the direction of assessment home theater

and do something like E-Lac or something like that.

Patrick, yeah, I was talking about Carpo D scale. That's what I was talking about.

Thanks for reminding me.

Any new cars that you would like to buy or try?

The R34 GTR is still on the docket.

I'm kind of waiting to see where my cash settles out from the Black Friday

and then the resettling of inventory and all of that before I make any big moves

and deciding and seeing how the car sitting in the studio back here feel.

And we'll kind of see how that all shakes out.

Let's see, I've seen people posting about LEDs being harmful for health.

I don't think there is merit to this, but if this were true,

what do you think you would suggest as a non-LED alternative?

I don't think we have an option. I mean, I guess you could go back to incandescent.

But yeah, I think that maybe we were talking about the EMF and radiation that submitted from them.

But yeah, I don't know, man, I don't think there is.

It would have to be something new and different, some new technology.

Are you planning on selling the liquid elements?

Three-inch polisher. I'm not sure yet.

I have to, the original three-inch cordless wasn't very good.

So we'll see.

Ben Fenner says, I'm late. I need to know if you're going to start drinking coffee now

that Little Debbie released Christmas tree cake coffee creamer. Please advise.

So, you know, you guys know my struggles of, you know, panic and driving

and my pursuit of talk to Nazia about the pursuit of carnivore.

I think I'm finally, you know, I've done this with alcohol.

I've done this with, I mean, I never drank alcohol. I don't crave it. I don't care.

It's like not a thing for me. I don't drink soda or lemonade.

It's like not a thing for me.

The difference between like a soda and alcohol is I would have a soda,

but I don't like, I don't have like a problem with it.

Like, I have a problem with chips and cake and crackers and things like that.

So, I think what I'm going to have to do is just, it's just not a thing for me.

Like, it's, it's, it doesn't exist.

Coffee as well. It's not something that's a thing for me.

I don't care about it. It's not interesting to me. I'm not craving it.

I don't feel like I'm, I'm missing out on anything.

Can I do that same thing with processed foods that I know are not good for my brain and my health

and then ultimately leads me to lose things that I love.

Like, do I love the eating of potato chips more than I love my sanity?

Do I love my GT? What I'm really looking to ask is do I love my GT4 RS more than I love potato chips and zebra cakes?

And I think I know the answer to that.

The question is, as an addict, can I, can I give up that and just make it not a thing

and just still figure out ways, you know, because food to me is enjoyable and,

and to put enjoy inside of the, like, I'm sure alcohol is enjoyable.

I'm sure that coffee is enjoyable. Maybe you acquire taste or whatever,

or maybe you wouldn't acquire taste, but let's say you had an acquired taste for it.

And I'm sure that in a normal rational human you could do it moderation,

which of course I seem to be incapable of.

And so am I, am I also unable to do that with the things that I'm addicted to?

Am I unable to do that with the seas, cookie cake, candy, crackers, chips?

If I'm unable to do it moderation, would I be best served just letting it go,

and putting it in the same category as coffee and alcohol and using the F word and things like that?

Or it's just not part of my psyche. It's not part of what I do.

Let everybody else can do whatever you do.

I've never had a, even an inkling or even a thought of a bunch of people

of drinking wine or, you know, in college having a party,

like it never even occurred to me.

It wasn't like I felt like I was missing out and it just wasn't a thing.

It just didn't occur to me. It wasn't something I was interested in.

So I've been thinking a lot about this and just stay in largely a ketogenic state

and perpetuity, and then I've actually, I have a friend and customer

follower who sent me an article from a sort of renowned psychiatrist,

psychologist psychiatrist, and I actually just hired him this week.

So Ken had connected me with him, with the doctor.

And so I had my first initial call. I think for the first time,

you know, I've kept saying that I think I can beat this and I think I can get back on the road

and I think I can get stopped the world from shrinking on me

and I could do the things that I want to do and learn to confront this panic and fear.

And so I think it's a combination of this business, having a specific business,

you know, leaning into what I think I'm the best in the world at,

which is leaning into what I'm best in the world at, which is this garage thing,

and then staying focused on that, and then concentrating on reaching more people

in that specific topic, and then supporting it really, really well,

and then pursuing a profit over, you know, having a,

not not in a sense of greedily, but profit in the sense of risk.

So having a lower risk profile from, you know, profit versus expense,

and have a healthier relationship to that one that, you know, coincides or connects with me more.

And then, you know, having a proper balance of health and fitness,

I really enjoy it when I'm, when I like right now, I feel great.

I'm freaking starving right now, but I feel great.

I'm clear. I'm clean. My skin is clear.

My, my look better. I feel better.

And then I'm convinced that if I stay in a long-term ketogenic,

largely ketogenic state, and use ketones for fuel rather than carbohydrates,

I'm convinced that I'm going to see, and I think it's going to take up a period of time

that I'm going to see a mental, I'm going to be less inclined to head down

that fear, adrenaline, fear of path.

And so the doctor that I've just discussed with also learning how to manage this

from a different perspective, and just getting a different, that my current team

that helps me, psychiatrist, psychologist is great, but adding another resource in

also my business code suggests that I read a book on where I'm headed next.

And so putting those things together, I know this wasn't what you ask about,

but eradicating these things for my life and focusing on staying balanced.

But unbalanced, but be a balanced for me, and being, you know,

overweighted in what is positive rather than negative.

Is armor pro-coding better than CSL? Yes. It's similar to CSU.

Hey, Matt, in your SEMA video, you said you were going to try to talk to Josh V.

No, I didn't. Every time I went over the booth, he wasn't there.

So he must have been out running around, was asking me if you ended up talking

with him about his pressure washer and he's just testing it out when it comes out,

you know, probably not. It's going to be a Chinese thing.

So I'm not interested in it. Let's see.

I would be much more inclined to, you know, work with active or somebody else

to work on that, to use theirs.

How's the Buckeye Amp treating you, considering getting one from a PSP,

you know, almost speakers. Yeah. Buckeye amplification, it's freaking awesome.

I have the Purify 3 channel from my front three stage and the HyperX N Core,

the 200 watt per channel version for all of the bed layer,

the other channels at most and the remaining bed layer channels.

And it's great, freaking awesome.

I've got my system upstairs. I've got the TVISF calibrated.

I'm going to keep the G2, the 97G2 in the home theater.

And then I had ISF calibrated, but the genre from Auto came down and dialed it in.

And the removal, I sold the Mad VR.

The Mad VR didn't make a remarkable improvement to the display

and the quality of the display because for a projector, I think Mad VR is an absolute must.

But it added to the extra effort to get everything turned on and then Michelle and the kids.

I want them to be able to go up there and turn it on whenever they want.

And the way I would set up with C-C control in the Apple TV,

and the only difficulty is dealing with the Clydescape,

but that system is dialed and sounds incredible.

Let's see Ben Fenter says, Mike F was talking about OG Hoodies from Car Heart,

but I think you should look into American Roots for those made in main extreme quality.

Check it out.

What whole house water filters do you have?

I have a U.S. water systems.

It is...

See if I can find it in the U.S.

So I have a U.S. water systems bodyguard plus whole house backwashing filter.

So this is for chlorine, chloramine, pesticides, all that kind of stuff.

And so I think I have a 15GPM,

and I have the 5 micron magnaversion.

That's 1545 bucks.

And so there's a pre-filter, like a sediment filter,

and then that goes into the bodyguard plus.

And what it is, it's a...

I think it's just a...

And I think I may have the interceptor pre-filter.

Yeah, that's what I have.

So the interceptor pre-filter.

And then I have a softener after that.

All right, so then it's the U.S. water systems, U.S. water.

Let's look at what is it.

It's the softener.

Yeah, it's a metered softener system, which is 1400 bucks.

It's a whole house system.

And then I have the Echo RO system on my...

on underneath my sink.

So that U.S. water systems that Chris from Service Plumbing designed it.

Super simple, super easy.

If you want some help with it, if you can email.

So go look up...

Let me see.

They'd be happy to help because he gets an affiliate link.

And so he can send links out.

So he gets a little bit of compensation for it.

Chris, let's see Service Plumbing Ocala.

Yeah, just Google Service Plumbing Ocala, Ocala, Florida.

And then I think you can just email him and he can send you what you need.

But for most houses, you really should test.

But we had some chlorine in the water, so we want to remove the chlorine.

But that system, if you were to buy it from a marketer,

it would be a 10,000-hour system.

But it's less than three grand and they're like three grand installed.

If you kind of put it to piece it together yourself.

But that's what I have.

It's pretty sweet.

I'm going to pop up check.

Oh, there it is.

You wanted to know how long your fasting intervals are mapped.

This is John Contract.

What do you feel is the most positive benefit you've seen thus far?

So I do two meals a day, either one or two.

Usually two.

I will try to do 20 and then a four-hour eating window.

So typically my day works where I usually end up eating.

I'm done eating and say seven.

Depending on when I leave here.

So seven p.m.

And so then seven to seven would be 12.

And then eight, nine, ten, eleven.

So there's 16.

So bare minimum, you know, I'm doing 18.6.

But when I'm trying to stay in it, you know,

what I'll try to do is eat it.

Say like the other day I ate it three.

That was it.

I did it like a 20.

So I had a one-hour eating window, two-hour eating window,

and a sort of a 22-hour fast.

And then I've been doing sort of fasting as well.

So today I broke the fast this morning because I knew it was coming here.

So I'll be like, I'll be like just hungry throughout the day.

And then I'll eat, you know, when I get home at seven or eight o'clock.

But generally it's 18.6 or more.

And so the target is 18.6 a minimum.

And so 18 are fast, six-hour eating window.

And I try to tighten that up as much as I can.

So I'll try to eat dinner earlier and eat breakfast later,

which is really a late lunch.

So if I, in a perfect world, it would be I'd eat one meal at two,

and eat one meal at six, and be done.

And make that eggs and steak, or sardines and steak.

Sardines in a burger, you know, without the bun.

Just, you know, ground beef.

Have you seen the movie 65?

I have.

I'm saving it for my theater.

I build.

It's actually pretty terrible.

It's a really bad movie.

So I would do something different.

All right.

Stig XM3 says, stopping in between meetings for him.

What's one thing keeping you up at night?

Any left of life updates you were making going into 26?

Happy holidays.

The villages, you know, the Middleton showroom is keeping me up at night.

The organizational structure to obsess garage keeps me up at night.

The finances of obsess garage keeps me up at night.

I can't drive, keeps me up at night.

The carrying the weight of the world of everyone around me.

It keeps me up at night.

Fitness, if I didn't, you know, do what I'd planned on doing,

keeps me up at night.

The organization of the obsess garage studio, the OG HQ building.

But I'm saying that proverbially because I sleep through the night.

So I get a good solid.

It seems to me that, you know, and I wake up naturally.

I don't wake up to an alarm.

I usually go to bed at some time around 11.

Give or take, sometimes 10.30, sometimes 11.30.

But generally, sometime around 11.

And I'm usually up at 7.

And so my time in bed is usually right at around 8 hours.

So that means I'm just waking up naturally.

I could sleep longer if I wanted to.

But I sleep on average, according to my oral ring,

you know, seven and a half hours a night,

which seems to work great.

Okay.

What movies do you like for first watch on a new setup?

I recall you saying Top Gun.

Yeah, I mean, the first watch, I think, is Top Gun Maverick.

That's, you know, I think that's the current best.

That would be my choice.

I also like to watch a few scenes of shoot.

It's the movie with Lady Gaga.

And what's this face from Philly?

Live this way, or someone like that, is that movie called?

Let's see.

Let's keep it up for the holidays.

If you can do four to five rinseous washes,

this winter up in Michigan,

will you consider me an OG?

Yeah, yeah, I think so.

Shoot.

If you're up there freezing your butt off

and you're keeping your car clean,

your OG spec, for sure.

Is there an OG elf on the shelf?

That's so frickin' dumb.

Yeah.

I don't, I don't condone that kind of behavior.

Michelle did it.

So stupid.

Family key 5448 says, considering what you have shared

related to your obsession with food, your weight target,

et cetera, have you explored GLP1, GIP meds?

Absolutely not.

They're an absolute miracle for eliminating food noise.

Yeah, I get that, but I'm not frickin' doin' that.

I can't, I mean,

if I was 400 pounds, if I was 350 pounds,

I think I'd do it.

But you get a weirdness.

There's like a weird, like you can, I can tell.

Everyone can tell.

And I don't want to deal, first of all,

I can't stick a needle in me, but you can tell.

And I, there we go.

There we go.

All right, now I'm back.

I don't know if I was gone or not.

But yeah, GLP1's not for me.

I understand it.

There's no free lunch in this world.

And so the muscle mass loss and kind of the weirdness

of your kind of, your face looks different.

It's like a multi-version.

I was kind of hoping people would be accusing me of taking it.

No one has.

I'm all natural here, baby.

I'm doin' the work.

And it is hard.

It's just hard.

I mean, I'm hard work.

Hard dieting, you know, hard for me to break this junk food addiction,

hard, you know, and that I've kind of relapsed on my OCD panic,

whatever the heck it is.

You know, it's been a couple of years, you know.

So, yeah.

Why would it be muted?

My heck.

Yeah, I still have audio.

Text going on.

It literally didn't change anything.

How can we leave 100% jacked?

They're still in the audio.

Microphone's on.

Not muted.

Things here.

It's good.

Check, check, check.

Test, test, test.

To be back.

Okay.

You guys are messing with me.

I don't know.

Maybe my iPhone overheats, so it kind of clipped.

Okay.

Sorry about that.

That's what I was trying to do.

A Star is Born is a great movie for, you know,

some of the scenes of some of the musical tracks.

But yeah, so, sorry.

And I mean to insult anyone.

I really am not, I'm not disparaging GLP1.

The reason why I say absolutely not for me is because I'm definitely afraid of it.

You know, I'm afraid I would be thinking of, it's kind of like when I'm eating raw butter,

like it's probably better for me, but it freaks me out.

And so I would be freaked out about, you know, all kinds of, you know, the,

it hasn't been out, you know, although peptides have been around a long time,

they haven't been used at this level for a long time.

And so I'd be definitely afraid of the blowback.

You know, the, you don't get a free lunch in this world.

So what's the, what's the, what's the, um, the bad part?

Well, nine says Matt, do you know that FLD, FS?

Do you know that FSD will automatically pull you over to the side of the road

as, as it can see that you're not being attentive and not being able to drive?

It does work. Yes. I do know that.

But it's not the, it's not the, um, the rational thing here that matters.

It's the irrational.

What I think, um, what I think will help.

So just to give you a perspective, if I'm sitting in the passenger seat,

and somebody else is sitting in the driver's seat, and full self driving is driving the car,

I'm good. I'm fine.

If I'm sitting in the driver's seat, and full self driving is driving the car,

I'm not.

And so what is probably going to give me my freedom outside of, you know,

I'm probably going to, I think I'm convinced I'm going to fix this through ketosis

and through, you know, confronting, not the way I've been confronting,

but a better way of, um, confronting this panic.

Uh, and literally understanding and learning how to navigate it,

I'm convinced that, um, that I'm going to fix it.

But it won't be long where I can just jump in the back seat of my Tesla,

and it takes me, you know, on its own with just my app, say, go.

And I just, it's my own taxi service.

So, and I'll probably end up using that even if I could drive.

So, Matt, do you have, did you ever have a 3D home theater?

No. I don't have ever liked that.

Just gives me a headache.

Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch.

I'm about done here. Jeff says touchless is amazing up here in the northeast.

I couldn't believe the roadgrime it gets off.

Yep, it's real good.

Yeah.

It started this in GLP1, and Google said, no, we can't have them talking about that.

Yes, Ketosis is a fix for mental health issues.

It 100% is, so you don't know what you're talking about.

It's not a fix, but it's a contributing factor that there's lots of research showing.

In fact, the PhD doctor, the first thing he asks is, what is your diet?

So, sorry buddy, but it's part of it.

What is the difference between Amazon, Cox, Hose Real, and the OG Hose Real?

Colors, finishes, and swivel.

So, to get those colors and finishes, it's more expensive.

So, yeah, alcohol is just not something that is interesting to me,

and I don't want to, I'm just going to stay on the path and not want to do it.

Anyway, thanks for listening everyone.

I will get this up.

I'll probably do it right now.

I'm going to get this up on podcast, platform as soon as it processes.

Then I can download the audio and put it up.

And sorry for the infinite problems.

Every time I'm live, I have a problem.

I thought for sure we could have gotten this one right.

Anyway, thanks for watching.

And I will see you guys, yeah, I should be here next week.

We'll see you then.

Have a good Merry Christmas.

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