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The "Tip of the Day" features a recommendation for the "Tevlaphee" wheel lock, also known as a Boston boot. The tip suggests using the device to secure outdoor equipment like riding lawnmowers from theft. The hosts debate the effectiveness of the boot on cars, noting that a determined thief might still attempt to drive off and damage the vehicle.
Adam Curry reminisces about the simple security of classic cars like the Volvo 141 and Citroen 2CV, which often required manual steering wheel locks. The conversation shifts to survivalism, with Curry revealing he keeps ham radio equipment in Faraday cages to protect against an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) or nuclear event.
