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== Discussion of Kaweco Pens and Specific Models == * So this year's color, they're doing it again for 2025 is clearly successful. So this year's color is called Emerald, Emerald Eve. So it's a dark green and gold. And this brings me to the question for you, like the high tech C the Kaweco sports, a particular little pen. And I'm wondering if you have any fondness for the sport or use this type of pen very much. * Yeah, I do have a couple of Kawecos. I have the aluminum one too, the L sport or L sport. Yeah. And I think they're nice pocket pens there. You know, you can just sort of throw them in your pouch or they fit the plotter too. So, um, so yeah, Kawecos I've always kind of liked, um, I think similar to the high tech C for me, the Kawecos are a little bit finicky. Um, just like in terms of, you know, um, like the nib, uh, sometimes being a little dry depending on what ink you're using. Um, so I think they're really great pocket pens and I love this DIY idea. Um, just because it's sort of like you make it your own, but also you're like using your hands and building it. Right. Like similar to like build a bear. It's, it's not so much about the end product. Like, yes, you're left with a really nice. And I love the color too of the Kaweco. Um, but also like you had a hand in actually putting it together. So I think that part is like unique and, um, I think it's kind of fun. Yeah. And I think that was, you know, a little bit what I missed. I was like, oh, you know, my preference would be give me the rainbow and let me do stupid stuff. * And Kaweco is like, nah, how about Barry? * But the experience that everyone had, like we, uh, Kimberly, um, uh, got to do the DIY experience at Flex Pen to Paper last year. She did wrote an article about it. I'll put that in the show notes and not just her experience, but everyone who got the chance to stop by a store who was having this event. Like this isn't, this is something you have to, you know, see if your local pen shop, if you're lucky enough to have a local pen shop, uh, gets this kit because it has to, this kit travels around from store to store. So like, for example, like Flax, where this was last year, they had it for a weekend, right? These, these companies are getting it for the weekend. It's an event. And I think it's pretty cool. And I would get behind this completely. And like you said, it's a little bit more than just picking, here's my barrel color. Here's my cap color. Here's my nib, right? It's a little bit more than that. And like the tooling that they send out with this to make it all and seal it all together. It's, it's just kind of rad. And I'm, I'm all about this. So, uh, shout out Kaweco. Uh, I was, I was wrong and I'm, I'm willing to admit that I was wrong and this is cool. And I'm glad to see like, this caught me off guard. Like I didn't even think about it. You know, is this coming again this year, but now they're going to lean into it, make a different color for this year. And it's fantastic. So I hope if you get the chance to do it, um, I think people should, should go to this. I have not seen it at a pen show yet. Have you seen, I don't think, have you seen it at a pen show? No, I haven't either. I think, um, what I did see was sort of like retailers who are, um, carrying the machines and things like that. Um, but, and maybe that's a great way of, you know, when you're visiting a retailer, instead of just picking out a pen that you like and paying for it and walking out the store, you're kind of building a pen in the store, you know, having an experience. So I think that's fun. The experience is really fun. And then you're left with a really cute pocket pen. Yep. And I think it's the right experience for the stores to have this as opposed to like at a pen show, um, to get a lot of new users that can come in and really get a hands-on and learn about this process. So I like props to Kaweco. They, they did a really good job with this. So I like it. So, you know where you can buy Kaweco's, uh, Corolla? We are, Brad. At Pen Chalet. Our good friends over at Pen Chalet are the sponsor of this week's episode. So this episode of the Pen Addict is brought to you by Pen Chalet. They sell authentic, amazing rollerballs, fountain pens, ballpoints, mechanical pencils, and so much more. They have all your favorite brands like Monteverde, Pelican, Lamy, Pilot, Namiki, Sailor, and you guessed it, Kaweco. And are, of course, an authorized dealer of all these brands. They have very fast and reliable customer service. They run special discounts twice a month, including closeout specials every two weeks. They're always adding new styles of pens every single month. And as well as the brands that I mentioned earlier, Pen Chalet sells limited edition pens and all the pen accessories you ever need, like pen carrying cases, pen holders, refills, fountain pen converters, and so much more. They have free shipping on orders over $75 in the United States, but they also sell internationally with very reasonable shipping rates. Pen Chalet has low prices on high-quality pens and offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee. So go to penchalet.com slash pen act to get 10% off anything at Pen Chalet and to see this week's exclusive offers for listeners of the show. So this is the time where Myke would have been reading the ad and I would have already been on the page, but since I can't have two windows open at the same time and read the ad, I'm going over to penchalet.com right now. I'm clicking the YouTube radio podcast button. I'm typing in the code PENADDICT. And let's see what we get. All right. So we have, speaking of Kaweco, the Kaweco Sport Classic Piston Fountain Pen. This is a no-brainer purchase. This is right up my alley. It's a great, fantastic, again, plastic barrel pen with a pocket-sized pen with a piston filler. So that's at a great price. They also have the Lamy Nex Harry Potter pens, which are some really cool colors, and I like the black barrel with those. And then they have a whole slew of other offers, including a bunch of inks and ink samples for you to check out this week over at Pen Chalet. So go to penchalet.com and get 10% off anything at Pen Chalet. That's penchalet.com slash penaddict. Thanks so much to Pen Chalet for sponsoring Relay and the Pen Addict. All right, let's get into it. Corolla, when did you first fall in love with stationery? Let's get into it. The big question.
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