Editing The Pen Addict 210/transcript (section)

== Illness Recovery ==


'''Brad Dowdy:''' It does not go away, like, weeks. Like, you start feeling better after a few days, but like, the actual crud part, it just takes forever. But it was worth it, right? I mean, it's the price you pay for awesomeness.

'''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah, I mean, look, there are people, I know, like, Federico's in a much worse state than me. I'm mainly just a bit stuffed up, I guess. Yeah. But I'm doing good, I'm doing good, I just apologise for how I sound this week.

'''Brad Dowdy:''' That's alright, that's alright, it was worth it, so we can, you can regale us with all the wonderful tales of WWDC. I at least want to hear, you know, just a little tidbit about it, you know, did you have fun, did you get to meet a bunch of people, you know, how the live recording went, because y'all did a RelayCon that I could not attend this year for WWDC, and I want to know how it went.

'''Myke Hurley:''' Well, you'll always hold the mantle for the first ever RelayCon. You know, the first ever RelayCon was the pen show. That's right, pen addicts rule, pen addicts number one. Pen addicts forever. It was, the actual RelayCon WWDC event was fantastic. It went off without a hitch, we had some good surprises. We did, if you're interested, if you know of these shows, we did a Live Robot or Not, which was a surprise. Oh, nice. WWDC.

'''Brad Dowdy:''' Gotcha, so it all just rolls up in there.

'''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah, it's all in there, so it's a bit of connected, then Jason joins me from Upgrade, Serenity Caldwell, Vi Moore joins us, we talk about some stuff, and then we have Cortex, kind of a mini Cortex at the end. Yeah, it was a very different episode. It was full of stuff. I can't believe it was just over an hour long. It felt like I was there for my entire life. But that's just the way that these things go. When I'm on stage, I always feel like it's twice the length that it ends up being, which is why I need a good timer application or something.

'''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, well, that's the stress of setting it up, too. When you get on stage, and once you start, that's the easiest part. It's the lead up that I think is the toughest part. Yep. Yep. Yeah, well, good. I'm glad you have fun. And were there some pen addicts out there? I know that. They were texting me, tweeting me, sending me pictures. So, yeah, that was fun. Yeah. Fun to see all that stuff.

'''Myke Hurley:''' I was happy to see that. I received the special delivery.

'''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, so I had a couple of things that listeners had sent to me to give to you, and I thought, well, our good friends Stacy and Baron from Atlanta were heading out that way. So, I made a handoff to them. So, they hand-delivered. What did you get?

'''Myke Hurley:''' Right. So, one thing, it was awesome to see them. It was lovely to see some friendly faces. I was able to, I only really got to talk to them before I recorded, so I was in a bit of a haze. But I took the delivery, and so in there was a correctly sized pen addict shirt, because you had previously given me an extra lodge. Yep. I don't know what you're trying to say, but fine. No, no. I got the Titanium Retro 51 that we'd spoken about before. Recreational Grade Titanium. Yep. Who is it? Sorry, I've totally forgotten. Who was it that sent that through?

'''Brad Dowdy:''' Oh, it was a gentleman named Harry.