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== Notebook Features == '''Myke Hurley:''' I bought one more thing from them. It's an interesting, um, notebook. Now I want to, I want to make sure I bring up the page as well. for them. Uh, where are we? It's called a, it's called storage dot it. Um, it's by a company called Mark's storage. Um, it's a Japanese, um, Mark's Tokyo edge is the name of the company that makes these. Um, and they, this, this notebook series is called the storage because it's basically a Ziploc bag, a, a plastic Ziploc bag, Ziploc bag, which is the cover for an A6 notebook. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Mm-hmm. '''Myke Hurley:''' So you know how, like, um, with our, um, Preras, no, not Preras. What's the, what's the, the, the leather journal that we both have? '''Brad Dowdy:''' Oh, the Pele. '''Myke Hurley:''' Pele. The Pele journal. You know, you've got like the leather cover. Right. Imagine a plastic cover, but it's also a Ziploc bag. So you can store things in the cover of the notebook. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Okay. Now you've got my interest peaked. '''Myke Hurley:''' So I'm going to send you this on IM so you can see it. But like one of the pictures, it has somebody putting their phone in the cover. Mm-hmm. Um, I would send it to you on IM if you're on IM, but you're not. Oh, sorry. Um, but yeah, I put it in the show notes so everybody can see it. And it's a really interesting, I just bought it because it was cheap. It was eight pounds. Mm-hmm. But it was, I just found it a very interesting thing. Like it just seemed like a, so peculiar that I thought I wanted to get one of these. You know when you just see something and you're like, that is so ingenious. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, I do that. I do that a lot. Unfortunately, you know, my wallet doth complain sometimes. And, you know, I do that sometimes and they still sit in the packaging in my closet with everything else that I haven't opened up yet. But that seems pretty interesting. I definitely want to take a look at that. So is it about the size of the PelΓ© journal? I mean, is it a smallish? Yeah, small. Instead of like an A6 size? '''Myke Hurley:''' It's an A6 book. And it's got, um, it's got a pen loop attached to it. Okay. Um, some places for business cards in the, through inside covers of the plastic. Um, and then the whole thing unzips and you can put things in both sides of the notebook. So I'm putting, as we speak, putting my iPhone 5 inside the cover of this notebook. And now I'm closing the book and zipping it up. Awesome. So it's like a little bag and, and, uh, a notebook. It's one of those things I'm not sure yet what I would use. Oh, am I, I can use my iPhone for it. '''Brad Dowdy:''' It's a, uh, waterproof now. '''Myke Hurley:''' Well, except for the fact that the Ziploc bag obviously would let water in because it doesn't seal, make a perfect seal. Oh, okay. I like, yeah. So now I'm using my iPhone through this plastic bag, the cellophane. But it's, it's like that sort of rubbery plastic that I can't really, can't really explain without you feeling it. But you would know what I mean. It's like, it's basically the type of material that pencil cases, like children's pencil cases are made out of. Right. So yeah, that is my, uh, those are my purchases this week.
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