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[1845.92 --> 1849.92] I've been shopping for new vehicles, but I've never actually bought one for myself.
[1849.92 --> 1850.92] That's another thing.
[1850.92 --> 1854.92] You know, I've only, have you actually dealt with the new vehicle salesman though?
[1854.92 --> 1855.92] Uh, yeah.
[1855.92 --> 1856.92] Oh yeah.
[1856.92 --> 1857.92] I've only dealt with used car salesman.
[1857.92 --> 1861.92] Um, when, uh, when I was shopping for my wife's car, we were going to buy new and
[1861.92 --> 1862.92] then we ended up not.
[1862.92 --> 1863.92] So we, we shopped everywhere.
[1863.92 --> 1864.92] I, I deal, I'll deal, blah blah blah.
[1864.92 --> 1868.92] I dealt with dealers that sold new cars and used cars.
[1868.92 --> 1870.92] They weren't just used cars dealerships.
[1870.92 --> 1871.92] They were like everything dealerships.
[1871.92 --> 1872.92] Right.
[1872.92 --> 1875.92] Um, so I don't know if that makes any difference, but yeah.
[1875.92 --> 1877.92] I also don't have a huge amount of experience.
[1877.92 --> 1879.92] I've bought one car that was from a dealership.
[1879.92 --> 1882.92] The car that I bought before that was from like, just a family friend.
[1882.92 --> 1885.92] I apologize to whoever I made throw up.
[1885.92 --> 1886.92] You made someone throw up?
[1886.92 --> 1888.92] With my, with my tummy.
[1888.92 --> 1892.92] Have you like not ever watched TV or gone to a pool or something?
[1892.92 --> 1893.92] Yeah.
[1893.92 --> 1894.92] No, apparently, apparently threw up.
[1894.92 --> 1897.92] Guy's stomachs are like not really a, a censored thing.
[1897.92 --> 1900.92] I'm just putting that out there.
[1900.92 --> 1903.92] You must throw up a lot.
[1903.92 --> 1905.92] Oh, that's great.
[1905.92 --> 1906.92] Moving on.
[1906.92 --> 1907.92] All right.
[1907.92 --> 1908.92] Yeah.
[1908.92 --> 1909.92] Let's move on.
[1909.92 --> 1910.92] Okay.
[1910.92 --> 1912.92] Should we have another, like, this is on almost every week thing?
[1912.92 --> 1913.92] No.
[1913.92 --> 1916.92] Let's do the, uh, let's do the Amazon smartphone rumor.
[1916.92 --> 1917.92] Right.
[1917.92 --> 1918.92] This isn't confirmed any way.
[1918.92 --> 1919.92] I like you panel this one.
[1919.92 --> 1920.92] The Amazon smartphone thing.
[1920.92 --> 1921.92] Yeah.
[1921.92 --> 1926.92] I didn't really look over this a ton cause I didn't really care because it's a not confirmed.
[1926.92 --> 1928.92] And like, what are they doing?
[1928.92 --> 1930.92] I don't know.
[1930.92 --> 1934.92] It doesn't make a ton of sense to me.
[1934.92 --> 1936.92] The, the camera things for gestures.
[1936.92 --> 1937.92] Okay.
[1937.92 --> 1938.92] So there's like six cameras or something.
[1938.92 --> 1939.92] Yeah.
[1939.92 --> 1940.92] There's six cameras.
[1940.92 --> 1941.92] There's a front and back and there's four for gestures.
[1941.92 --> 1942.92] Yeah.
[1942.92 --> 1943.92] That's interesting.
[1943.92 --> 1944.92] Yeah.
[1944.92 --> 1945.92] That's definitely interesting.
[1945.92 --> 1949.92] Um, but I, I personally, I'm not super interested in gestures on my phone.
[1949.92 --> 1952.92] Um, I like gestures on monitors.
[1952.92 --> 1953.92] We saw that at CES.
[1953.92 --> 1954.92] Yeah.
[1954.92 --> 1955.92] I thought that was interesting.
[1955.92 --> 1957.92] Um, gesture control built into monitors.
[1957.92 --> 1960.92] I thought that was kind of cool, especially for touch desktop experiences.
[1960.92 --> 1966.92] I could see it helping windows 8.1 or maybe windows nine rumors a lot because of like,
[1966.92 --> 1973.92] uh, modern UI or whatever, because at a desktop, I'm not necessarily that close and I don't want to be like, uh, touching things all the time.
[1973.92 --> 1974.92] So I think that's kind of cool.
[1974.92 --> 1978.92] But for my phone, it's always right there and I don't really mind touching the screen.
[1978.92 --> 1980.92] I like the tactile feedback, so I'm not really sure.
[1980.92 --> 1982.92] I'm not super interested in that.
[1982.92 --> 1986.92] Um, it's, it doesn't have the highest end screen.
[1986.92 --> 1989.92] The battery seems like super lame.
[1989.92 --> 1993.92] Um, I don't know.
[1993.92 --> 2000.92] I don't know why they're getting into the smartphone market now when it seems like all the hype is going down,
[2000.92 --> 2007.92] but maybe that is a good time because maybe the shelf life for a phone is becoming longer because the market isn't being as pushed as hard.
[2007.92 --> 2015.92] Yeah. And I mean, if their whole model is that they're just going to sell you a device and then, um, not really care at all if they make any money on it.
[2015.92 --> 2024.92] And then instead bundle in their services or sell you eBooks or audio books down the line, then ultimately, what do they care?
[2024.92 --> 2033.92] As long as it's a reasonably competitive device at a reasonably competitive price, if you're someone who's deeply entrenched in the Amazon ecosystem, which is getting easier and easier to do.
[2033.92 --> 2035.92] Yep. Um, not for Canadians.
[2035.92 --> 2040.92] Might make a ton of sense. Yeah. Not so much for Canadians, but all the news we get is so US centric anyway.
[2040.92 --> 2041.92] Yeah.
[2041.92 --> 2044.92] We had, I had someone in the Twitch chat saying that some of what we were saying was offensive.
[2044.92 --> 2048.92] He's a car salesman and sorry.
[2048.92 --> 2054.92] It might not be you. Maybe you're the good one, but there's always gotta be an exception to prove the rule.
[2054.92 --> 2055.92] Yep.
[2055.92 --> 2058.92] And like all I can go on is my own experience.
[2058.92 --> 2065.92] My, yeah, my personal experience has not been super great, but then I have very low amount of personal experience.
[2065.92 --> 2071.92] All right. So moving on to smartphones that may actually be reasonably exciting.
[2071.92 --> 2086.92] The iPhone 6. So there are renders, there are maybe leaks. We're looking at an ultra retina screen with a 379 pixels per inch density.
[2086.92 --> 2093.92] Totally unnecessary. Did I say 379? Cause I meant 389. That 10 extra pixels is gonna make all the difference.
[2093.92 --> 2094.92] Definitely.
[2094.92 --> 2103.92] We could be looking at Apple's fastest processor yet, a 2.6 gigahertz A8 processor.
[2103.92 --> 2113.92] This little render right here may not actually be factual at all, but the rumors are that it might be as thin as five and a half millimeters,
[2113.92 --> 2123.92] which is kind of berserk. So more like an iPad Air shrunk down as opposed to more bricky like the previous iPhones.
[2123.92 --> 2128.92] Um, we could be looking at two different display sizes, 4.7 and 5.7 inches.
[2128.92 --> 2129.92] Yeah.
[2129.92 --> 2134.92] Um, which is a real, a real departure and kind of surprising to me.
[2134.92 --> 2141.92] Like I would have expected them to do something more like the traditional iPhone size and then maybe a 4.7 large iPhone.
[2141.92 --> 2148.92] I wouldn't have expected them to do a larger iPhone and a, and like almost a phablet.
[2148.92 --> 2150.92] Jobs has passed, man.
[2150.92 --> 2156.92] Um, but the thing is, okay. Like if we, if we think about, you know, who's using.
[2156.92 --> 2162.92] I know what you mean. Like make an option so that all the current users that want the same size phone can have that option.