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== Pen Carrying == '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yep. And I β like you said, you use different pens for different things. And I carry a ton of pens with me. But the ones I keep like in a pen case in my backpack, I might carry 10 pens, but they're all going to be very different for if I get on a whim and want something specific, I have it with me. You know, there's no point in carrying five different ball β 0.7 millimeter ball points from five different brands. You know, I find the one gel ink pen that I like the best, and I carry it with me. And I find the one ballpoint ink pen, and I carry it with me. And I find the one, you know, plastic tip pen, and I carry it with me, things like that. So, yeah, that's cool. That's cool. Were there any other pens you've been using recently? '''Stephen Hackett:''' That's pretty much it. I've found β kind of found what worked for me, and that was it, you know, not trying to tinker too much. '''Brad Dowdy:''' That's a good thing. Yeah, Myke and I definitely have the tinkering bug. You know, there's always something new to try out and things like that. But, you know, people still revert back to they want that one pen, you know. What's going to be my pen? And, you know, I think you've picked a good one in the Zebra Sarasa. That's an excellent choice and one that I know listeners of the pen addict, you know, they like that pen a lot. And if they haven't tried it out, they definitely should because it's well worth it. And, you know, I just want one comment on that. It's the one that Stephen's using, the Zebra Sarasa push clip, is different than the Zebra Sarasa you find at Staples or Office Max or things like that. And I can't explain why, but it absolutely writes differently. It's a much better pen of the push clip version of the pen. So I just wanted to point that out because someone will say, you know, I bought this Sarasa and, you know, I don't think it's doing as well. And I was like, you know, which one did you buy? And they're like, well, just this one. And I'm like, it's a different pen. And it just is. I can't β I don't have an answer to that, to why, but it is β trust me, the push clip is a much, much better performing pen than the regular Sarasa. So anyway, that's my pen tip for the day. But I think that's about God. Stephen, is there anything else you want to talk about? But we definitely need to talk about where everyone can find you online.
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