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The "Australian Rules" for donations are explained, where the show provides full credit for Australian and Canadian dollars despite the exchange rate. A detailed anecdote from Sir Chris Wilson in Sydney describes being mistaken for a homeless person due to his "douchebag beard" and plaster-covered clothes.
The tech segment covers problems with wearable devices lighting up in movie theaters and the utility of gaffer tape for fixing various issues. Adam Curry describes his experience using "Geekatoo," a service that successfully used SEO to intercept customers searching for Geek Squad. He notes the service was significantly cheaper and more efficient for mounting a television in his new home.
Adam Curry performs a formal knighting ceremony for producers who donated $1,000 or more. The new knights include Rino the Bearded (Ryan Breedlove), Matthew Carey (for his son Josh), and Chris Potter. Curry bestows the titles and discusses the "hookers and blow" escrow for the younger recipient.
