Hey everybody and welcome to episode number 63 of the Pink Bike podcast, where we'll be talking about some of the best, or maybe it's worst, bike buying mistakes.

I'm Mike Levy, your host for these things, and it's probably fair to say

that I think I'm the kind of guy who thinks with his heart more than his brain when it comes to

buying stuff. And it's probably also fair to say that my intern, Mike Kazimer, he's more of a

brain guy than a heart guy, which is why we'll probably never own the same anything, right, Cass?

Yeah, that's very true. You can look at our vehicles. You've got the mini, I have a van.

I think it's very practical of you, Cass. The calls of things you can put in it.

Yours can't even hold a bike rack. Mine can't even hold a bike, even with wheels off.

I can't put it in because of the roll cage.

It's ridiculous.

Kaz, I'm curious, what's the last thing you bought, not bike-related, that didn't make any sense?

Like portable ham radios off of Amazon, because my buddy said they were cool, but you need a license to use them.

I think I might have talked about this before. I don't know if it said it for real on the podcast.

We got, we got Grandpa Casimir over here.

Yeah, I know. And then it turned out because of COVID, there's no like ham radio licenses available.

So I just have like, wait, wait. Are there ham radio police? How do, like, I assume you're in your basement using this and no one could see you.

Like who can find you?

They use like triangulation or something.

Like the FCC comes and knocks in your door.

Yes, that didn't make any sense.

It wasn't very expensive.

I don't know why I bought it.

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