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	'''Myke Hurley:''' It's a shame. Yeah. Yeah.		'''Myke Hurley:''' It's a shame. Yeah. Yeah.

	'''Brad Dowdy:''' But, you know, like I said, uniquely, you roll up, like, someone, you know, looking for a safari rolls up and sees this blue one. Man, it's going to be spectacular, right? Yeah. But as someone who follows this, like, you know, for a long time now, it's just like, come on. Like, we're just having the same party every year and, like, I'm tired of cupcakes. Like, can we do something different? Like, let's try pie or something. I don't know. Like, it's just, we are in, they are in a design rut as far as originality goes. And that's my issue for a company I obviously love, right? And I love it. So, yeah. So, anyway, they're uniquely great. I hope I get to see them this weekend at the Atlanta ~~Penn~~ Show. We're going to talk about that later. But, like, my expectations are really high for Lamy. So, when they don't meet it, I think it's fair to, like, have these discussions. So, all right, Myke. Next product. I am so excited about this. I can't even tell you. And we're going to have more on this because, and I'll tell you why in a minute.		'''Brad Dowdy:''' But, you know, like I said, uniquely, you roll up, like, someone, you know, looking for a safari rolls up and sees this blue one. Man, it's going to be spectacular, right? Yeah. But as someone who follows this, like, you know, for a long time now, it's just like, come on. Like, we're just having the same party every year and, like, I'm tired of cupcakes. Like, can we do something different? Like, let's try pie or something. I don't know. Like, it's just, we are in, they are in a design rut as far as originality goes. And that's my issue for a company I obviously love, right? And I love it. So, yeah. So, anyway, they're uniquely great. I hope I get to see them this weekend at the Atlanta Pen Show. We're going to talk about that later. But, like, my expectations are really high for Lamy. So, when they don't meet it, I think it's fair to, like, have these discussions. So, all right, Myke. Next product. I am so excited about this. I can't even tell you. And we're going to have more on this because, and I'll tell you why in a minute.

	'''Myke Hurley:''' I was so confused when I opened this Instagram post this morning and I thought something was broken. It took me a long time to work out what was going on.		'''Myke Hurley:''' I was so confused when I opened this Instagram post this morning and I thought something was broken. It took me a long time to work out what was going on.
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	'''Myke Hurley:''' We will. It's very fun. We will do it again. I know we'll do it again. It's just about when.		'''Myke Hurley:''' We will. It's very fun. We will do it again. I know we'll do it again. It's just about when.

	'''Brad Dowdy:''' Well, you know what works for Atlanta is the time of year for both of us. Yes. It's like generally in a great spot where there's not a lot going on in our other parts of our lives, right? Yeah. So it's traditionally been one of the easier travel shows. And like it's we've had a lot of international visitors come to the Atlanta pen show because of the hub that the Atlanta airport is like it's easy to get to. Even though it's a long trip, it's still like convenient. You're not often having to hop all over the world to get here. So the show's at the same hotel it's been in for, I don't know, more than a decade. One of the cool things that I like about this show is if you buy the weekend pass, the show promoter, Jimmy Doluff, puts on a cookout on the Friday night. It's not just for vendors. It's for attendees. You know, if you're a weekend pass holder, you get to go to this cookout. And I mean, what, there's usually like 100 people. Like he feeds a lot of people. He feeds a lot of people. And, you know, you hope the weather's good and you can sit outside and have some nice areas to sit out around the hotel pool and things like that. So it's fun. And then the show itself, like it's not quite as big as somewhere like Baltimore that I just came back from. And it's a little bit more broken up into like a large, medium, and small, like three rooms, large, medium, and small. But they're all like very connected. And so it's fun to walk around. It's fun to see some people that come to this show that don't get around to some of the other shows. It's a fun hang just there at the hotel until they kick us out too early from the bar, which is the long running joke at the Atlanta ~~Penn~~ Show. It has one of the best on-site restaurants in the Waffle House that is literally attached to the hotel, which is great. You just walk out the hotel door and walk into the Waffle House. It's kind of fantastic.		'''Brad Dowdy:''' Well, you know what works for Atlanta is the time of year for both of us. Yes. It's like generally in a great spot where there's not a lot going on in our other parts of our lives, right? Yeah. So it's traditionally been one of the easier travel shows. And like it's we've had a lot of international visitors come to the Atlanta pen show because of the hub that the Atlanta airport is like it's easy to get to. Even though it's a long trip, it's still like convenient. You're not often having to hop all over the world to get here. So the show's at the same hotel it's been in for, I don't know, more than a decade. One of the cool things that I like about this show is if you buy the weekend pass, the show promoter, Jimmy Doluff, puts on a cookout on the Friday night. It's not just for vendors. It's for attendees. You know, if you're a weekend pass holder, you get to go to this cookout. And I mean, what, there's usually like 100 people. Like he feeds a lot of people. He feeds a lot of people. And, you know, you hope the weather's good and you can sit outside and have some nice areas to sit out around the hotel pool and things like that. So it's fun. And then the show itself, like it's not quite as big as somewhere like Baltimore that I just came back from. And it's a little bit more broken up into like a large, medium, and small, like three rooms, large, medium, and small. But they're all like very connected. And so it's fun to walk around. It's fun to see some people that come to this show that don't get around to some of the other shows. It's a fun hang just there at the hotel until they kick us out too early from the bar, which is the long running joke at the Atlanta Pen Show. It has one of the best on-site restaurants in the Waffle House that is literally attached to the hotel, which is great. You just walk out the hotel door and walk into the Waffle House. It's kind of fantastic.

	'''Myke Hurley:''' They have all the stuff across the street that, well, I mean, I don't know if it's still there. Yeah.		'''Myke Hurley:''' They have all the stuff across the street that, well, I mean, I don't know if it's still there. Yeah.

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{{Infobox podcast transcript
| name = The Pen Addict
| number = 557
| title = He's British So I Love Him
| date = March 29th, 2023
| hosts = [[Brad Dowdy]]<br>
[[Myke Hurley]]
| guests =
| link = [https://www.relay.fm/penaddict/557 Episode 557]
| audiolink = [https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/thepenaddict/The_Pen_Addict_557.mp3 Audio Episode 557]
| length = 49
}}

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