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EPISODE · Dec 12, 2018 · 1H 39M

Episode 178: Rounding Up to 4 Stars

from Technically Correct · host Ryan Fretwell and Carlos Gomez

Okay, follow me here. Pre-made Christmas lights for your roof that spell out “stay in your lane”. Get our lawyers on the phone — it’s going to be big. This week: cable companies, gutter robots, and Carlos does some mythbusting by explaining the profound unexceptionalism of 2018 Apple. You can’t have your cake and eat it too, and then sell the leftovers at 40% margins while pretending it’s $300 off, Tim. 💰.

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