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== Kaweco Pinch Sheath == '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. So, let's start with the sheath. Sheath. Wow. Sheath. Sheath. Sheath. I just got it in two days ago, yesterday, whatever. It's exactly like the Kaweco pinch sleeves that they sell, that Kaweco sells, to where it is a very unimpressive product when you receive it. It's super thin. It's flat. There's like nothing to it. Except when you use it, it's kind of perfect, right? I said the exact same thing about the Kaweco sheath. Good grief. Can we call it something? Can we call it a sleeve? Nope. Because apparently, I cannot pronounce sheath. I'll just have to slow down. Chief's sheath. Change my mind. '''Myke Hurley:''' Love this product. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Love everything about it. So, it's completely unimpressive upon arrival, but it's perfectly functional. Like, I use the heck out of that Kaweco one for my Lilliputs. It's just this tiny, thin piece of leather stitched together. It feels flimsy. I won't say it looks cheap because it doesn't. It's leather. It's nice. But you're like, wow, I paid, you know, 20 bucks or whatever it is for this floppy little thing. But I love it. Like, I carry my Lilliput around in that sheath in my pocket all the time. And this is the, I mean, it's, I wouldn't be surprised if the same manufacturer made these because it feels and looks exactly the same. So, therefore, it's nice. I really like it. Like, I will, I put in the alphabet. I got the slate colored one as opposed to the yellow gold, which we don't really need to do that, Baron Fig. It's tan. Let's just call this tan leather instead of yellow gold. That's something Donald Trump would be into. So, let's just call this tan. It's tan leather. It's not yellow gold leather. And slate is gray. '''Myke Hurley:''' What's yellow gold? '''Brad Dowdy:''' It's the color of the pen sheath, Myke. '''Myke Hurley:''' That's not a color. '''Brad Dowdy:''' It's, so the tan, I got the slate one. So, I just put the alphabet in it. And it's just like the Kaweco one. It's perfect. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yellow and gold are two different colors. It's like calling it blue red. '''Brad Dowdy:''' I didn't see this until this morning. I was like, what are you doing with the yellow goldness? I just noticed it. They just, yeah. You went too far with that one, Joey. It's tan. It's a tan sheath. Yellow gold is not a color. '''Myke Hurley:''' I mean, you didn't call the slate one, like, I don't know, blue gray. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Gravelly pumice. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah. '''Brad Dowdy:''' So, yeah. Anyway, it's a fine product. It's $24. It's right on the money. Confident like you. Super pumped about the large size. I think it's a great format. I don't use that format, but I appreciate that format. I would use the large size way before the pocket size. I do prefer the softer, smaller notebooks for pocket size instead of heartbound pocket size. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. So, yeah. Good products. They keep churning it out. So, hopefully people keep buying it because I'd love to see them keep churning things out. So, we'll see. So, good stuff from Baron Fig. '''Myke Hurley:''' I mean, let's just say it though, right? Like, you could say, like, I hope that, you know, I wish that they will keep churning out stuff. They're gonna. Right? There ain't nothing you can do to stop that train.
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