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== Scuff Controllers and Gaming Setup == '''Myke Hurley:''' And you had a scuff controller for your PlayStation. So scuff is like a controller brand and they make like third party controllers. Do you like it? And like, why do you, why did you go with this? Yeah. I'm just intrigued. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yes. So I don't think, I don't guess under my desk I showed, but my PlayStation's under my desk. It's hooked into these monitors here. Yeah. That's on my desk. I use, when I play Destiny a lot, that is one of the few games that I've played where I found the benefit of having the assignable paddles underneath the controller. That's one of the things. Only for that game. Like you don't need it. Like I, there's definitely not a lot of need for this type of controller unless you're playing a game that's kind of requiring like two, two inputs at the same time that are equally important and losing the time to, or gaining the time back that you would be from hitting the different buttons, jumping the buttons. You can leave your, your finger on one button. '''Myke Hurley:''' You've got to get your 360 no scopes, right? So you've got to have your flat. '''Brad Dowdy:''' So that's a big, big 360 no scope type of situation. '''Myke Hurley:''' What I actually like about scuff as a brand is that they do make products that look like and are shaped like the official controllers, but they add design or functionality to them. I just think that's like a nice way of doing it. Like a lot of these brands are like, Oh, we're going to make our own thing or whatever. '''Brad Dowdy:''' And I just find that a bit like, so that's actually my second one. I bought one years ago on my PlayStation four. I had that one and I gave that to my son. So he's using that one. And when I got a PlayStation five, I got an upgraded one and I like them, but like, it's, it's like probably unnecessary for the amount of gaming I play now. Right. Cause they're expensive, you know, they're like 200 and some dollar controllers. Um, but like when I played destiny a lot, like I, and if I tried to use a normal controller, I would be immediately annoyed. Like, so it, it does come in handy for when you're a professional gamer, like I am. '''Myke Hurley:''' You can also make your own custom designs with them too, which is super cool. Yeah. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. And like all the parts are replaceable, right? So like if something happens to it, like I, like I've ordered for my, this controller has lasted a while and I haven't had to change out anything. But on the other ones, like I've replaced paddles, replaced, you know, thumbsticks, all that kind of stuff. And you can do some cool stuff with it. So I, I like they're, they're modular kind of, right? So you can replace parts and it's, it's, and they're really well made. So it's, it's been worth it for me, even though I don't use it. I don't need the added stuff that it has right now, as much as I enjoyed using that in the past. '''Myke Hurley:''' Such a gamer, you know? Yep. Real pro gamer. You do say at the end that you love your desk and I love that you love your desk. Yeah. You deserve to love your desk. '''Brad Dowdy:''' I like it. Like I spend a lot of time, this is where I spend most of my time during the week. So it does get too much for me. And like, we were definitely, that was a perfect time to do the video because we were at the peak there. Right. So, you know, if I took another video today, it would be interesting, but it has a lot less stuff. Like I can see, I can see the desk mostly today, you know, compared to when I did that, but that was, that was purposeful because it gets in that situation far too often where I talk about vertical storage a lot. Like that's my biggest problem. Like vertical, just like hoarding, like things, stacks upon stacks upon stacks, and then not doing anything with them instead of doing things, you know, more proactively to put things in the right spot. So yeah, it's still a little bit of a mess. The other thing I didn't really go into just when I was turning around is like all of my review products are in a bin here. Like all my giveaway products are in a tote bag here. Like I keep, I have, I store a lot of stuff like behind me or to the side of me. Like I didn't go through, like, I'm just like, I did an jet pins unboxing. I was on Twitch yesterday. So like I unboxed all that stuff. And right now it's just sitting on top of the, the review box, right? It's like, okay, now I need to like audit these things and decide this goes here, this goes there, you know, this goes for review, this goes for giveaway, like all of that stuff, like just sits in limbo kind of off the desk behind me until I figure out something to do with. That's a whole nother point of contention for me. '''Myke Hurley:''' Thank you for sharing your desk. Thank you for rising to the challenge. '''Brad Dowdy:''' It was, it was fun. It was fun. I like doing that stuff. So yeah, I don't mind. I just, I just wish I had a better, I was just mad. I couldn't like record it how I wanted to record it, but I made it work in the end. So it was super weird. I thought it came out great. We got it done. We got it done. '''Myke Hurley:''' I mean, that was kind of like, for me, it's like, I was trying to find all these fancy ways to do mine. And I was like, I'm just going to use my iPhone. Like that's what I'm going to do. And I think it came out better that way. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Let's take our second break and then we'll get into some new products. How about that? All right. Sounds good. This episode is brought to you by our friends at Retro 51. There's so much to love about Retro 51. My favorite thing is that there is a pen design for everyone. There are so many unique designs from the classic La Cua color. Maybe, you know, you just want a blue one. Maybe you just want an orange one. You, maybe you want a metal one from the vintage Metal Smith series, or you could grab one of the many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many special editions from your favorite retailers and content creators. Like for example, maybe looking something perfect for Halloween. What about the glow in the dark, Dr. Gray? Or maybe you're an animal lover and you also want to do some good deeds and you're going to pick up one of the animal rescue series pens. There are also amazing licensed designs, including the new USPS sailboats design. Favorites from the Smithsonian, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Pan Am. We were talking about those ones recently. Love them. What I love about Retro 51 is that it's not just the design, right? Like I love that there is a design for everybody, which makes them such a fantastic gift. They pack the best refill in the business, in my opinion. It's where we found out about the Schmidt refill. It's absolutely fantastic. Such great performance. It's one of those pens, you give it to people, they start writing it and they're like, wait, what? I had no idea pens could feel this good. But they also look great. They're made very, very, very well. Like the quality is next to none, right? Like they're absolutely fantastic. I've been a fan of Retro 51 forever. We've made them. You know, we were just talking about it a minute ago. You've made a bunch of your own too over time because they really are awesome. And we're huge fans of them over here. Retro 51, they make the gift, the perfect gift for every occasion and to suit every personality. Head to your favorite retro dealer or you can now shop directly on retro51.com. If you do and you order $50 or more on retro51.com, you can enter the code P-A-B-O-O. So like, it's Panadict Boo, right? Nice. P-A-B-O-O. For a special treat of your shipment, orders of over $75 will receive free shipping. Offers end on October 31st. So that is order $50 or more at retro51.com and enter P-A-B-O-O for a special treat of your shipment. But if you order $75 or more, you will also get free shipping until October 31st. But don't be scared. A new limited edition tornado popper will be available at your favorite retailer just in time for Halloween. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Ooh. '''Myke Hurley:''' So keep your eyes out. As Retro 51 like to say, life is too short to carry an ugly pen. Thank you so much to Retro 51 for their support of this show and RelayFM. '''Brad Dowdy:''' And another special shout out to Retro 51. They donated a bunch of great Winnie the Pooh editions for us to help raise money for St. Jude's. A bunch of serial number one editions that they had been holding, which was pretty sick. That's awesome. When I got the email, I kind of couldn't believe it. So I was like, okay. '''Myke Hurley:''' If you're sure. '''Brad Dowdy:''' We appreciate it. Yeah. So that was pretty sweet. So I really, really just wanted to give them a special shout out for that. So last thing on this, I got to get the Pan Am Clipper. So I'm already, you know, I've already raved about what you said it during the ad that I've raved about the Pan Am designs. I bought the Hawaii poster. I haven't bought the Clipper, the plane design yet. I'm going to need to get that. Like, I just have a feeling that this is going to be one of my things. And I am probably just going to need to grab that pretty soon because that's the, any of their plane designs and space designs tend to just like fly off the shelves, literally. So yeah. Very cool. Good pump. Yep. Yep. Thank you. Shout out of the week. Analog Office.
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