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I've been getting the cheaper duplicate.

Yeah, sometimes it's good to buy an expensive thing and sometimes it's good to buy the cheaper

duplicate and it's even better because it's the cheaper duplicate. I had a Hario coffee scale that I was struggling with and it was like $45 and I really

didn't enjoy any of the experience of it and it was a bad time.

And I bought the freaking $19 one and guess what?

Now I'm sitting large weighing my coffee in the morning, easy, breezy and beautiful.

You talking to me, Willis?

I'm here with Jacob Wysaki. Jacob, welcome to the show. What a how's up? You may know Jacob from Dropout, UCB, etc. Other places in the internet. Thank you so much for being here. Hey, thanks for

having me. What a treat. What a blast. Oh, my goodness. Buy cheap. If it breaks and you use it a lot,

then upgrade. I love that. Come on. That's beautiful. What's something you've done this before?

What do you want when you're at home? You're sort of fixating. Are you on Reddit forums going

best coffee scale? You're going best knife to cut chicken with.

I unfortunately do like a bit of Reddit research. Yeah. But usually not for products. I have like for

a blender. Like, oh, is it really worth $200 and then you like read about it? And it's like,

I guess so. I think I'd like to interview the people who post on those forums. Like what are their lives like?

Small and loud.

Yeah, small and loud.

Going, I actually tried both blenders in.

This one was by far superior.

But what's crazy is like there's enough people and enough products out there that you can find the combination of things that you need.

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