Episode 193: Seattle Primes - Technically Correct

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Okay, fine. That was an exciting hockey game. #gocanucksgo This week: Democratic primary challenger dog collars, Tesla's investor day, and summer beauty recommendations from your trusted hosts/lifestyle influencers. 💇🏻‍♂️. PS: Carlos will buy the first listener that finds a charger that meets his travel needs a Spindrift subscription. 💦.Links:Sharks on NBCS on Twitter: "You had to see it to believe it. Relive the sights and sounds of the Sharks' unbelievable Game 7 comeback win. https://t.co/KK30P09tUl… https://t.co/ySHhRCg96U" Brett Banditelli on Twitter: ".@PeteButtigieg just unveiled his new microsite for creatives to make content around his brand. This is the description for his font set. It's 100% real. https://t.co/qyV0E6BDNn… https://t.co/uE5xCxaCGw" Bailey’s Consumer Watchdog Collar – Elizabeth Warren Shop Samsung Galaxy Fold US launch delayed 'at least a month' - 9to5Google The Broken Galaxy Folds: Explained! - YouTube AT&T is now telling customers the Galaxy Fold will ship on June 13th - The Verge Daring Fireball: Know When to Fold ’Em Apple said Qualcomm’s tech was no good. But in private communications, it was ‘the best.’ - The Washington Post Report: Canon is lowering profit forecast 20% due to shrinking camera sales: Digital Photography Review John P. Falcone on Twitter: "🤔… " Amazon.com: Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Water Resistant and Non-Greasy Sunscreen Lotion with Broad Spectrum SPF 100+, 3 fl. oz: Gateway Amazon.com: Bare Republic Mineral Face Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30 (1.7 oz): Beauty The Best USB-C MacBook and Laptop Chargers for 2019: Reviews by Wirecutter | A New York Times Company Video: Watch Damian Lillard Eliminate Thunder with Deep Buzzer-Beater 3 | Bleacher Report | Latest News, Videos and Highlights Podcast wars: $100 million startup Luminary launches Tuesday without Reply All or The Daily - The Verge Luminary, Launch, and Licensing – Hot Pod News Tesla’s full self-driving computer is now in all new cars and a next-gen chip is already ‘halfway done’ | TechCrunch Tesla unveils 'Robotaxi' plan for self-driving ride-sharing network next year - Electrek Ford to invest $500 million in electric truck maker Rivian The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley | Documentaries | HBO ‎Zero - Fasting Tracker on the App Store Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey on his personal wellness habits

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Okay, fine. That was an exciting hockey game. #gocanucksgo This week: Democratic primary challenger dog collars, Tesla's investor day, and summer beauty recommendations from your trusted hosts/lifestyle influencers. 💇🏻‍♂️. PS: Carlos will buy...

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