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[2031.58 --> 2033.80] I love that.
[2034.42 --> 2035.96] I'm going to make it into something cool.
[2036.26 --> 2039.82] You know one of my favorite domains that we have that we have to do something with,
[2039.86 --> 2040.58] but we don't know what yet?
[2041.02 --> 2042.90] It's adequatevideoservice.com.
[2045.74 --> 2049.38] We've been thinking about using it for like our back end or something, but yeah.
[2049.76 --> 2052.30] It's just a funny little joke.
[2052.48 --> 2053.42] Don't worry about it too much.
[2053.94 --> 2055.22] You could use that for April Fool's, maybe.
[2055.90 --> 2056.66] That would be funny.
[2057.06 --> 2058.28] Like redirecting the whole thing.
[2059.08 --> 2060.04] Warranty void stickers.
[2060.62 --> 2061.40] We have an update.
[2061.82 --> 2062.42] That's exciting.
[2062.82 --> 2064.78] I've been excited by this for a little while.
[2065.16 --> 2065.90] I'm going to first post this to the show.
[2065.90 --> 2068.58] I think I was on here last time we talked about it, like two or three weeks ago.
[2068.88 --> 2069.60] That sounds about right.
[2069.60 --> 2070.42] We talked about it together.
[2070.76 --> 2072.64] And at the time, we did.
[2072.64 --> 2073.00] One quick thing.
[2073.08 --> 2074.72] Someone asked, is there a full plane free trial?
[2074.82 --> 2075.38] There will be.
[2075.46 --> 2076.04] There isn't yet.
[2077.36 --> 2080.44] We're currently in like still like an alpha-y kind of stage.
[2080.60 --> 2082.76] So once we properly release, there will be.
[2082.76 --> 2085.76] The day there's a free trial is the day I use it for the first time.
[2086.40 --> 2087.30] That's not true.
[2087.50 --> 2088.02] I'm just, yeah.
[2088.88 --> 2089.98] I was on there today, actually.
[2090.00 --> 2090.96] I was like, you have to.
[2091.58 --> 2092.88] I have no choice.
[2093.02 --> 2093.22] Rip.
[2093.22 --> 2096.24] So, okay.
[2096.66 --> 2102.74] Per U.S. law, no warranty or product sold for over five bucks can put any restrictions on repairs.
[2102.82 --> 2103.62] Who does the repairing?
[2103.74 --> 2110.34] You can't have a sticker on your product that says, if you break this sticker or your void, your void is warred.
[2110.34 --> 2112.00] I'm like, that happened last time.
[2112.78 --> 2113.22] Yeah.
[2113.78 --> 2114.02] I did.
[2115.52 --> 2117.68] One of us said your void is warred last time.
[2117.82 --> 2118.86] Anyway, it's still true today.
[2118.90 --> 2124.40] Your void will be warred if you use a third-party repair service.
[2124.78 --> 2125.76] At least that's what they say.
[2125.76 --> 2127.30] But that's actually illegal in the U.S.
[2127.30 --> 2132.16] And what we learned last time when the news broke is that, is it the FTC?
[2132.70 --> 2134.18] They issued, yes, it is.
[2134.28 --> 2137.36] They issued letters to six big companies.
[2137.50 --> 2142.12] We didn't know who the companies were, but they were like, look, guys, you know this has been illegal since the 70s.
[2142.22 --> 2144.98] We're about to crack the whip, crack down on it.
[2145.26 --> 2145.56] Yeah.
[2145.56 --> 2146.52] And guess what?
[2146.58 --> 2147.92] Now we know who those companies were.
[2148.58 --> 2149.62] Hit me with them, Luke.
[2149.84 --> 2151.62] Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo.
[2152.82 --> 2153.38] Wow.
[2154.84 --> 2155.56] What competition.
[2156.36 --> 2157.58] It's like all the console people.
[2157.94 --> 2158.46] It's interesting.
[2159.30 --> 2162.02] Also, I don't understand the $5 thing.
[2163.50 --> 2167.70] Why are you allowed to put restrictions on repairs for things under $5?
[2168.82 --> 2169.88] That's so weird.
[2169.88 --> 2173.84] I think it's probably a bundle.
[2173.84 --> 2179.50] Like this one sentence that we're, or clause that we're focused on in the context of this article is part of a larger bundle.
[2179.76 --> 2183.94] And to attribute that whole bundle to items that are cheaper than $5 would just be too much work.
[2183.98 --> 2186.98] And it would probably like inhibit people from starting cheapy little businesses.
[2187.28 --> 2187.60] Okay.
[2187.86 --> 2188.16] Sure.
[2188.30 --> 2189.04] That's my speculation.
[2189.58 --> 2190.10] Why not?
[2190.14 --> 2195.16] It's just such a weird, like, what's even under $5 that you would take to a repair shop?
[2195.42 --> 2195.94] Fidget spinner.
[2196.12 --> 2197.04] Grease that puppy up.
[2197.28 --> 2198.80] It just doesn't spin anymore.
[2199.70 --> 2203.02] A quarter turns all I get.
[2203.02 --> 2205.90] I just need some WD-40, but I don't want to spray it on myself.
[2206.46 --> 2207.52] Don't worry about it.
[2208.06 --> 2208.24] Yeah.
[2208.24 --> 2209.04] Hanging on a little hook.
[2210.30 --> 2210.66] Anyway.
[2212.22 --> 2213.44] I got very specific.
[2213.44 --> 2215.00] That's about it for that story, honestly.
[2215.32 --> 2217.16] The companies have 30 days to revise.
[2217.50 --> 2222.86] There's been, online, you can see kind of a more generic version of the letter.
[2222.86 --> 2229.22] But each company did receive a customized tailored letter specifically outlining the offending product.
[2229.36 --> 2235.84] So, in the case of Microsoft, it was the Xbox consoles that had these stickers on them.
[2235.96 --> 2237.66] And it's not just about repairs.
[2237.76 --> 2242.68] It also says something about third-party accessories as well.
[2242.68 --> 2243.54] Oh, interesting.
[2243.76 --> 2244.14] Yes.
[2244.68 --> 2247.64] It's, it's, Microsoft's actually in a pretty good spot for that.
[2247.70 --> 2255.06] Because while their Surface notebooks have, like, notoriously been terrifying to try to work on.
[2255.26 --> 2258.34] Because, like, the terracotta and, like, all this other kind of stuff.
[2258.82 --> 2260.92] The Xbox One X.
[2261.36 --> 2264.18] You're talking about, you're talking, when you said terracotta, you're talking about that, like, uh.
[2264.18 --> 2264.42] Yeah.
[2264.54 --> 2264.88] I'm sorry.
[2264.96 --> 2265.72] Is it called something else?
[2265.72 --> 2268.82] Terracotta is like a clay that's on, like, a tag and rules.
[2269.02 --> 2269.92] No, what is that called?