Topic: 3d Design

A series of donations are read, including a request for health karma for a niece at Johns Hopkins. Adam Curry discusses his recent appearances on the Tom Woods and Michael Malice podcasts, noting the overlap in audiences and the importance of promoting the show on other platforms.

Jennifer Ugly from Kentucky donated $210.25 to celebrate her 10th wedding anniversary and her transition to a "recovering SJW." She credits the podcast with saving her marriage and helping her and her husband, a 3D design student, bond over shared sanity.

A listener recommendation led to the purchase of a Max Flat Cinch Standard Stapler, which is praised for its superior mechanical design and flat-folding staples. The discussion transitions into other household products ripe for disruption, specifically the unreliable wire-arm mechanisms in refrigerator ice makers. The hosts suggest that 3D printing and better engineering could improve these common appliances.