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== Pen Stylus Tips == '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, but it looks like it might be like a molded, you know, with like those striations in the barrel kind of thing. So, yeah, I don't know. We'll have to see. We will have to see. The next one I just added in and I've seen it on Instagram for a couple of weeks now, but BN Works. They sent me a pin in the past that was pretty decent. It didn't really kind of move the needle for me, their previous pin that they had. But this one, the twist two-in-one, I like the design of this one. I like the two-tone twist mechanisms. I like the knurled kind of the... I wouldn't say the knock, but the twist mechanism in the back of the pin. I think it's a cool looking design. It's pretty expensive. It's 85 bucks for the same Schmidt refill that we're talking about now. But I think that seems to be kind of in the price range. I'm going to get one of these to try out. They shot me an email just yesterday. And I've been communicating with them back and forth. They have something to send out now to reviewers. So I kind of like the look and style of this pin. So I really want to try this out. I don't know if you'd seen this one before. The two-in-one refers to an additional stylus you can put on the end. So for me, it's basically a one-in-one pin. Like, yeah. The stylus is done. Y'all can stop making styluses with your pens now. Everyone needs to stop. '''Myke Hurley:''' Everyone needs to stop putting those weird stylus tips on their pens. Because, like, the best styluses that exist now are the ones that are made by the makers of the hardware. Like, the Surface Pen is really good. The Apple Pencil is really good. That's it. It's game over. Like, the Pixelbook has the... I think it's called the Pixel Pen. I don't remember the name of the pen. Like, you need to stop making those smooshy styluses now. Because, like, nobody wants them. And nobody should be using them. Like, if you have a tablet, you should... And you really want to use a stylus, then you should be used... You should have a tablet that supports a real stylus that's made by the company. Because they're the best. Everything else is, like, it's just an extra finger. It's an external finger. It's just not very good. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. Yeah, it's pointless. So, luckily, this one, you actually don't... It's not integrated into the pen. You can add it on separately. So, I think it's pretty cool looking otherwise. So, yeah. Just... Y'all stop doing this. '''Myke Hurley:''' It ruins the look of a pen to have this, like, weird rubber nubbin in the end of it. Like... '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, I was... Yeah, I was gonna go with nipple. But, yeah, it's not good. It's, like, the third nipple. Mm-hmm. Yeah. So, not good. But, overall, I'm... I will let you know when this arrives. It might be a little bit. But, uh, I'm anxious to give this one a shot. 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