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"As Jerry accepts his girlfriend's challenge to get angry, George tries selling computers with his father as Elaine fends off Lippman with his teenage son" -Original Air Date: 10/9/1997- This week we're talking about The Serenity Now, Ted's new job, Left Hand Poetry and how to make fake phone calls better. This is No Hugging, No Learning, the show about one thing...watching Seinfeld for the first time. We're on Patreon now! Support the show by checking out patreon.com/nohugging. Right now we've got a month and half of bonus content PLUS our long-awaited and threatened review of Bee Movie! Listening for the first time and just looking for the episode discussion? Skip to 24:41! Get a FREE No Hugging, No Learning sticker by giving us a 5 star rating and a written review wherever you listen to this! Just be sure to send us your address! Email us: nohuggingnolearningshow@gmail.com Follow us: @nohugging on Twitter Music: Kevin Bewersdorf - "The Last Seinfeld"

"As Jerry risks losing a girlfriend over a joke, George continues to work despite being asked to leave. Elaine finds breaking up is hard to do and Kramer hires an assistant." -Original Air Date: 10/2/1997- This week we're talking about The Voice, Trevor Moore, Patrick Warburton trending on TikTok and hyper-specific Pennsylvania references. This is No Hugging, No Learning, the show about one thing...watching Seinfeld for the first time. We're on Patreon now! Support the show by checking out patreon.com/nohugging. Right now we've got a month and half of bonus content PLUS our long-awaited and threatened review of Bee Movie! Listening for the first time and just looking for the episode discussion? Skip to 31:00! Get a FREE No Hugging, No Learning sticker by giving us a 5 star rating and a written review wherever you listen to this! Just be sure to send us your address! Email us: nohuggingnolearningshow@gmail.com Follow us: @nohugging on Twitter Music: Kevin Bewersdorf - "The Last Seinfeld"

As Jerry took off earlier this season to do some tree planting, he returned a couple weeks ago with his buddy Evan. - Somehow we got back on the topic of breast milk again. - They tell me an interesting story about their day off. - We talk about hauling firewood in the Yukon. - They tell me all about the bar in the Yukon that has the "toe shots". - And we may have talked about hypnotism for a little too long.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1085/29 Pilate said to them, What shall I do with Jesus?’ They all said, Let Him be crucified!’ Why, what evil has He done?’ But they kept shouting, Let Him be crucified!’It’s Good Friday, a solemn day for believers when we acknowledge the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Today, host Rob West points out that while the spiritual implications are enormous, politics and yes, even money, played a role as well. Looking at the economics of the crucifixion in no way diminishes its spiritual importance. But as Jerry Bowyer points out in his book,The Maker vs. The Takers, understanding theeconomicfactors behind Jesus’ execution is valuable as it heightens our understanding of sin and forgiveness. God’s purpose for the crucifixion was to save mankind from sin. However, there were many other actors in this drama: the priests, the Herodians, and the occupying Romans. For them, politics and money played a major role in the decision to murder Jesus because He threatened their monetary interests. Scripture implies that privately,the Pharisees and the Sadduceesdid have financial concerns. As Jerry often points out, the ruling class in Jerusalem was based on a corrupt system of extracting money from the lower classes for temple sacrifices. After Jesus drove the money changers from the temple in Mark 11, we read, And as he taught them, he said, Is it not written:My house will be called a house of prayer for all nations? But you have made it a den of robbers.’ The chief priests and the teachers of the law heard this and began looking for a way to kill him, for they feared him, because the whole crowd was amazed at his teaching.Jesus was exposing their corrupt system and they feared He would put an end to their affluent lifestyle. But politics played a role as well. What about Pilate? He was in a precarious situation. He was under suspicion in Rome for possibly being part of an attempted coup against the Emperor Tiberius that had recently been put down. The emperor had crushed his political enemies in Rome, many of whom were part of Rome’s financial class and who also held vast real estate holdings. The result was an economic collapse similar to what we saw in 2008. Many of those wealthy Romans became paupers overnight and feared for their lives. It was from among that financial class that the Roman governor Pilate had his main support. So, he was already on thin ice when the Jerusalem elite came to him demanding that Jesus be executed. While Jesus’ death is heartbreaking, on Sunday we’ll celebrate His glorious resurrection and the unspeakable gift of His grace that opened the gates of Heaven to believers. On today’s program we also answer your questions: I just sold some stocks that made me over a million dollars. I’m going to owe a lot of taxes on this! Do I pay the IRS up front? Regarding qualified charitable distributions, I have anRMD for about $1,600. Can I divide this up and give, say, $500 to three different places or do I have to give it all to just one place? I have about $1 million in life insurance. If I die, my wife gets this. When we both die, our oldest daughter becomes the beneficiary. Is there any way to direct what happens to that pay-out? Ask your questions at (800) 525-7000 or email them atquestions@moneywise.org. Visit our website atmoneywise.orgwhere you can connect with a MoneyWise Coach, purchase books, and even download free, helpful resources. Like and Follow us on Facebook atMoneyWise Mediafor videos and the very latest discussion!Remember that it’s your prayerful and financial support that keeps MoneyWise on the air. Help us continue this outreach by clicking the Donate tab at the top of the page.

content: Feb 22, 2018 · podcast: Mar 26, 2021 Audio (MP3): 20180222 - Alarm clock crazy, no thanks Denny's circa Dec 22, 2017 Came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.— Step 2 of Alcoholics Anonymous The drug and alcohol treatment center I went to in the early 90s was 12-step based. Their treatment plan was to have patients complete the first five steps in order to graduate. When working Step Two, we spent a good chunk of time making lists of how and why we were insane. Those lists were easy to make but in the here-and-now I kinda think they missed the point. The point of this step isn’t to review what we’ve done in order to convince ourselves that we have a drug or alcohol problem, that in fact we were insane. Insanity is fairly obvious when you’re ready to stop. I’ve felt insane in my fingertips. The Second Step is about finding something bigger that we can believe in to “restore us to sanity” with “restore” being the keyword in the latter half of the step. I’m not here to define insanity. That’s looking at the problem and keeps me stuck. I have plenty of them “and then one time” stories along the lines of… on Christmas Eve when the family and I were all decorating the tree, I would sneak down to the basement every so often and take a big pull off my whiskey bottle. And then before the night was over my ex-wife was saying to me teary-eyed, “are you drunk?” Crazy, I know it all too well. I’m much more interested in looking for hope now, in reinstalling some sanity now that my jugs are plugged. And pay attention to this: it’s not “will restore” but “could restore.” We have to let that power in. The good news is that I was sane when I was a little kid. Children are pure, they’re untainted. They aren’t born with judgement or resentment or anxiety. Through a higher power’s help I was able to find my way back to a sound mind, a stable way of living as a grownup. Anxiety free more often than not. … And then there was that one time not long ago when I was having dinner by myself at Denny’s. Looking around the restaurant, there I was the only person flying solo. Eating alone isn’t my favorite thing to do but whatever. I mostly have self-assurance. I generally have peace. I can be by myself in public. I have my phone. I have the whole Internet. On one of the social medias I saw a picture of my ex-wife. With her boyfriend. And they were smiling at each other. And there I was sitting by myself. At one point in my career that was a recipe for emotional overload. But get this: by no choice of my own, I was honestly happy for them. Because I could see they had something going on between them that she and I hadn’t had for a long time. Happy because I always wanted the very best for her and looking at that picture I knew the “very best” wasn’t me. She had found it with someone else. Because I had closure, because I had walked through that breakup’s phenomenal pain, I could be sincerely happy for them in the here and now. Even though I was alone with my fork and knife, a power greater than me had served me up some sanity. One time several years ago I woke her up at 6:00 in the morning because I had lost my mind and I needed to tell her that she had played a part in all of that. This alcoholic had gone crazy when he first sobered up. Life was staring me straight in the face like a loaded gun. Waking her up before the sun was even shining was me embracing and exercising insanity in my daily life. Spilling it onto her life. Moving from that kind of early morning, alarm clock crazy to being truly happy for her at Denny’s, that’s being restored to sanity. And not by my own doing. How and when does that restoration happen? How does one move from alarm clock crazy to genuine happiness for another? With failed marriages and sour breakups time is always key factor. I needed some distance, needed some room for my mind to breathe, to detach from the things that were making me crazy. It was hard not to see only darkness when I was living in darkness. Before I could detach and let go, though, I needed to feel all those feelings. Those scary ones I’d kept locked up in me, down in the basement. I can’t move on from something if I’ve never dealt with it, never processed the madness. Hence moral inventory and amendments. So the simple and yet hard answer is that we’re restored to sanity by working the steps. It’s really that simple. And go to meetings. And talk with our sponsor, too. As Jerry said not long ago, “and then the pay off is peace.” I had peace that night at Denny’s. Peace for me and peace with her. After I let go, after I came to believe, I found out that that peace was what I had always wanted. #lettherebehope #relationships #twelvesteps #diariespodcast keamoose · Feb 22, 2018 at 11:09 am Have you heard this one? I don’t know if you like Johnny Cash, but I think the lyrics will mean something to you. https://youtu.be/Cb2uhocXl2A $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 22, 2018 at 1:42 pm I’m about 50/50 with my Cash likings but that one was pretty good. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; keamoose · Feb 22, 2018 at 11:04 pm I just looked up the origin of the song, and apparently he wrote it in rehab, so I guess that explains why the wording is so similar to step 2. 🤔 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 23, 2018 at 7:17 am Yep, I got that feeling. Nothing wrong with being heavily inspired though… 😊 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; keamoose · Feb 23, 2018 at 8:08 am Oh, I didn’t mean to imply there was anything wrong with that. I just never realized what the song was about until yesterday. 😊 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 23, 2018 at 8:47 am Ah gotcha… I think the “🤔” threw me off. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; keamoose · Feb 23, 2018 at 9:02 am Ah, my bad. I meant it like “I am thinking about this new information”. 🙂 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 23, 2018 at 11:40 am All good! The steps have been engrained in me since maybe 1982 so whenever I see the phrase “came to believe” that’s where my mind automatically goes. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; keamoose · Feb 23, 2018 at 11:49 am Ah, see for me it’s all new, so your posts are creating all sorts of new mental connections between existing information and artworks I previously didn’t realize were related. I mean, much like learning anything else new, it gets all connected up with the old stuff and changes how you see it. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tism · Feb 22, 2018 at 11:13 am Thanks for sharing t. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 22, 2018 at 11:50 am Thanks for reading 😊 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Monohon · Feb 22, 2018 at 11:32 am I know you probably hate hearing this but Though I didn’t know you that long you always seemed to be a little brother to me and I’m so glad you are doing so well! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 22, 2018 at 11:51 am Yep, you always were a good older brother! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; ubelievewhat · Feb 22, 2018 at 12:03 pm Thanks for the words. Man, I feel like I needed to hear this. Really powerful. As someone who struggles with life, and working my fourth now. I think I’m starting to get it, or “peak behind the curtain” so to speak. To me it wasn’t the booze or the substance, it was within me all along. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 22, 2018 at 2:15 pm Yep, totally me that was causing my own suffering. :) $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; ubelievewhat · Feb 23, 2018 at 6:42 am Well, i mean i dont know the context of your situation or you. But I just know how it all relates back to me. I tried to live without a program-AA or otherwise. It didnt do me any favors. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 23, 2018 at 8:23 am Yep, I totally get what you’re saying. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Kelly K · Feb 22, 2018 at 1:28 pm Fantastic! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 22, 2018 at 1:36 pm Thank you! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; eamor · Feb 22, 2018 at 3:51 pm Oh man this is beautiful written. It oozes serenity and peace. I can literally feel that moment. Thanks for sharing. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 22, 2018 at 8:24 am Thank you! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; AHeien82 · Feb 22, 2018 at 4:19 pm Thank you for sharing that, it sounds like you have kept your sobriety strong in the face of adversity! I’ve always taken point with the word insanity in recovery, because I think that it has a connotation of mental disease. I know my actions while drinking could have been considered insane by the standard “Doing the same thing, expecting different results” but when I got to the second step like yourself, I was looking more for inspiration in moving towards a higher power instead of dredging up my insane actions and using them to look outside myself. Maybe that’s just my ego, wanting to avoid looking at my character defects, but I think that is pretty well covered in the fourth step, haha. Thanks again! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 23, 2018 at 8:29 am Yep, I think we’re trained to look for the negative. It’s familiar and comfortable. My sponsor used to remind me of the quote that’s along the lines of, “we won’t find the light by endlessly researching the dark.” $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Myexisacheatingwhore · Feb 22, 2018 at 4:41 pm Damn. I really really really needed this. Damn. Thank you. As someone just coming out of that dark forest of ruined past relationships, trekking through it and feeling every painful second was worth it. The personal growth I have gained, the insight, was worth it. It wasn’t fun though, and at certain points I thought I was permanently broken and fucked. I was emotionally insane and obsessive. Living in the past and concocting grandiose plans for the future. It’s still hard sometimes, but giving it all over to my higher power, whatever that may be, has very likely saved my life. My life is not what I ever thought it would be, and not even want I want it to be, but damn I’m grateful I made out of that forest. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 23, 2018 at 8:24 am > but damn I’m grateful I made out of that forest For sure. My recovery isn’t so much all the wonderful things I have now. It’s more about all the horrible things I don’t. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Mona · Feb 22, 2018 at 6:52 pm Great explanation of how it works. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 22, 2018 at 11:15 pm Thanks!! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; sunshinefiend · Feb 23, 2018 at 12:17 am Thank so much for that. I recently relapsed after some length of recovery & I am just baffled at how much I bypassed in my foundation steps. I was so desperate and broken when I came in, I was convinced that my horror stories are what made me need this program. With very fresh eyes I can see your point here and I really needed to hear it tonight. Thanks $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 23, 2018 at 8:28 am You are most welcome! Also, I was sober for a couple of years before I found out the hard way I didn’t have a real belief in a higher power. The good news is that after abandoning myself to God and working the steps I’ve been healed and made whole. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; marney0160 · Feb 23, 2018 at 9:54 pm I love the stuff you write!! 💗 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 23, 2018 at 11:02 pm Thanks! You’re the best! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; jlcrawford · Feb 24, 2018 at 8:21 am Nicely stated. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 24, 2018 at 9:07 am Thanks! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; lisa8 · Feb 24, 2018 at 10:25 pm The God that shines thru you is THE BOMB my friend. Awesome share💓💓💓💓 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Kelly K · Feb 24, 2018 at 10:52 pm I miss you lisa8! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; lisa8 · Feb 24, 2018 at 11:06 pm I miss you too girl!! 💓💓💓💓 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; cc19 · Feb 26, 2018 at 9:28 am Beautiful truth, thank you for sharing this. And now every time I see a Denny’s… $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Feb 26, 2018 at 9:36 am Thank you!! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; MAW · Aug 30, 2020 at 11:31 pm The Sunday Grapevine meeting in Eugene OR, 5pm PT, would like to know what “alarm clock crazy” is. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Aug 30, 2020 at 11:33 pm I used the phrase “alarm clock crazy” to describe the kind of crazy that would make me wake up my ex-wife at 6 in the morning. Like that I was her alarm clock that day. 🙂 Does that make sense? $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; MAW · Aug 30, 2020 at 11:33 pm Yes. That does. Thank you. Good story — you were today’s meeting $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Aug 30, 2020 at 11:34 pm You are most welcome! Oh wow, that’s so awesome! I feel completely blessed. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; MAW · Aug 30, 2020 at 11:34 pm I’m glad to “meet” you. I’m from the McHenry area $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Aug 30, 2020 at 11:35 pm I lived in Portland, Oregon for about six years in the 2000s. Now I live in a Chicago suburb, so I’m not familiar with your area. But nice to meet you as well! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; MAW · Aug 30, 2020 at 11:36 pm Have a good night $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Aug 30, 2020 at 11:36 pm You, too! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Add a comment! 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Jerry Vazquez was in the cleaning business now, and his clients liked him. They’d leave him notes, some with smiley faces drawn in. But, he says, he was barely getting by on the rates negotiated by Jan-Pro. He started feeling like had little control over a business that he owned. As Jerry would soon find out, some of Jan-Pro’s other franchisees felt similarly — they were stuck. So Jerry decided it was time to fight back. For even more of “The Uncertain Hour,” subscribe to our newsletter! Each week we’ll bring you a note from host Krissy Clark and explain some terms that have come up in our reporting. This week’s word is “franchise.”

Jerry Vazquez was in the cleaning business now, and his clients liked him. They’d leave him notes, some with smiley faces drawn in. But, he says, he was barely getting by on the rates negotiated by Jan-Pro. He started feeling like had little control over a business that he owned. As Jerry would soon find out, some of Jan-Pro’s other franchisees felt similarly — they were stuck. So Jerry decided it was time to fight back. For even more of “The Uncertain Hour,” subscribe to our newsletter! Each week we’ll bring you a note from host Krissy Clark and explain some terms that have come up in our reporting. This week’s word is “franchise.”

In this episode, Seth gets into with one of America's favorite actor's & personalities, Jerry O'Connell. As Jerry posts up on the streets of LA, they talk about Trump's potential pardons, being dads to twin girls, being stutterers, and Jerry talks about his experience doing a film with friend Justin Long, and little dust up. Justin is watching, and when Jerry signs off, Justin signs on, and tells his side of the story. Then Jerry comes back on the show and has a final rebuttal. It's a wild ride and a lot of fun.

This time of reflections and fresh starts can be a springboard to new habits. As Jerry puts it I am coming out of a fitness relapse or slump. Although we spend a lot of time talking about food and fitness the same can be said for alcohol. Whether it is Dry January or wanting to run further a certain amount of objective self inventory needs to be taken and course corrections made. We can get where we want if we are honest and look for the why. Thanks for listening. Our sponsors: Green Camel Press: http://greencamelpress.com A design firm with an old school aesthetic in a digital age. Go check em out! Really!!! Gluten is NOT your problem podcast: https://soundcloud.com/user-904951665 Rashida and John Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5TRx4eWB5ER1RA31QzK01G?si=9h47I2iUQAKB0TJdFxlYRQ music: https://neglect.bandcamp.com/releases Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AIFA Website: https://www.aisforalcoholic.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/A-is-For-Alcoholic-218005295665042/?view_public_for=218005295665042 Twitter: https://twitter.com/AIFApodcast?lang=en IG: https://www.instagram.com/aisforalcoholic/?hl=en Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4eBFkcsDEpOg1uzFQrX3qQ?si=Q2YSkVb0SeiGukvD-EC0Xw SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-179165459 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCASi1XpZ3HdWEqa-W_aanCg?view_as=subscriber Overcast FM: https://overcast.fm/itunes1408870161/a-is-for-alcoholic iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-is-for-alcoholic/id1408870161?mt=2 https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivctepbseqikshnekafscwczqlq

Topics: -This week were are joined by Brian Burke, Chief Mac Man of SellYourMac.com -Brian has always been passionate about computers and even helped teach his computer class in 5th grade! -After successfully selling products, including used cell phones in college, Brian started buying and selling a lot of Apple products online. The idea of SellYourMac.com was born. -Brian has purchased Mac computers as old as 2008. -Sam always has family approaching him for used Apple products. Brian will be happy to take them off his hands. -Joe also notes that support goes along with helping family acquire older products. -Brian points to his customer service as the secret to his success. -That level of customer service makes Joe recall offering support around the clock in his early days. -The crew is reminded of a local grocery store chain, Stew Leonard’s, that has similar service etiquette. -The flip side of always catering to the customer is those that attempt to take advantage. -As Jerry joins the fray, he wants to know more from Brian about their process, from intake to checklist, cleaning, and resale.  -SellYourMac has custom made boxes for every model of Mac computer.  It also helps to ensure integrity of the shipment so customers can get full value.  -Brian’s company does sell parts they don’t use.  -The topic of repairability comes up as Joe talks of past difficulties and Brian talks of the lack of repair options in the future.  -How much RAM should you get in your Mac? -What’s a Mac Pro? -Sam inquired about selling multiple computers at once. Brian directs him to their Sell in Bulk are of the site: https://www.sellyourmac.com/mac-bulk-buy-back.html -Brian talks about an option for purchasing renewed devices: https://renewedmacs.com -Outside of the Apple world, Brian is also a sommelier, a notary public, ordained minister, and a certified scuba instructor. He also administered his own brother’s wedding! -Brian’s biggest passion is actually cooking.  -Speaking of cooking, Joe talks about Green Chef boxes. Organic food, ready to make.  -Trade In For A Purpose - Brian began this formal campaign to gift Mac computers to underprivileged students. This has an amazing impact on their lives and work on their education: https://www.sellyourmac.com/trade-in-for-a-purpose/ -Sell Your Mac is offering all of our listeners a bonus. Just use the promo code “CCP” at Sell Your Mac and Renewed Macs. 

On this week's podcast, economist/author Jerry Robinson discusses the importance of building an emergency financial reserve on your journey to financial security. As Jerry explains: "Good savers make good investors." In this episode, you will learn how -- and why -- to begin a systematic saving plan and much more!Later, Jerry announces the winner of our last giveaway and shares new details for our next giveaway! All that and more on this power-packed episode.

Indulge in a bit of time travel with us as we are joined by Jerry Mathers aka Theodore Cleaver aka the Beaver. Countless Americans grew up (and still enjoy) following the wholesome adventures of a sweet-faced kid from childhood to adolescence. As Jerry reveals, his road stretches from child star to lifelong status as a TV legend.

Indulge in a bit of time travel with us as we are joined by Jerry Mathers aka Theodore Cleaver aka the Beaver. Countless Americans grew up (and still enjoy) following the wholesome adventures of a sweet-faced kid from childhood to adolescence. As Jerry reveals, his road stretches from child star to lifelong status as a TV legend.

Indulge in a bit of time travel with us as we are joined by Jerry Mathers aka Theodore Cleaver aka the Beaver. Countless Americans grew up (and still enjoy) following the wholesome adventures of a sweet-faced kid from childhood to adolescence. As Jerry reveals, his road stretches from child star to lifelong status as a TV legend.

Indulge in a bit of time travel with us as we are joined by Jerry Mathers aka Theodore Cleaver aka the Beaver. Countless Americans grew up (and still enjoy) following the wholesome adventures of a sweet-faced kid from childhood to adolescence. As Jerry reveals, his road stretches from child star to lifelong status as a TV legend.

In the second episode of 'Uninvited', Jerry comes face-to-face with karma resulting from his first episode hi-jinx (:06) and he's just a little bitter about it (1:27). Somehow, he transitions to his six-word haiku (2:35), which leads to a rather ridiculous but kinda relatable rant about why Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen are better than Ryan Seacrest ; the Impeachment Trial and the need for Kansas City to change the name of their football team (5:25). As Jerry is prone to do, he makes a reference to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a way to explain our current socio-political climate (8:34) with a rousing, inspirational call to action* (12:09). As if he is on the Disney+ payroll (he's not), he jumps into 'Hamilton' (14:47) which somehow lands with him discussing Mt. Rushmore and the president's problematic visit there (18:49). (Jerry spends a bulk of the time here and is worth listening to this segment). The rest: pure ranting about masks, respect, work/teaching balance and embracing the pendulum of quarantine emotions (somewhere into the 31st minute mark). Oh and there is pandering for continued conversations about dashed summer plans and how you're coping. Be sure to follow Uninvited on IG: @the.uninvited.podcast Stay Awesome! (* denotes Not at all inspirational) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jerry-jones5/message

Dustin Plantholt’s “Life’s Tough—You Can Be Tougher” podcast this week is sponsored by Mint Home Loans and features Jerry Springer, renowned American television host, politician, news presenter, actor, producer, musician, and former lawyer. Springer revolutionized daytime TV with his ultra-popular show, The Jerry Springer Show, a daytime talk show featuring controversial topics and outrageous guest behavior. Springer currently hosts a courtroom show called Judge Jerry where he presides over actual legal disputes. Gerald Norman “Jerry” Springer was born on February 13, 1944 in London, England to Jewish refugees—Margot Kallmann, a bank clerk and Richard Springer, owner of a shoe shop—who escaped Nazi Germany to avoid persecution. Other family members, including his paternal grandmother, were not as fortunate as they perished in concentration camps during the holocaust. In January 1949, Jerry’s family immigrated to the United States, settling in Kew Gardens, Queens, New York. He attended Forest Hills High School and later earned a B.A. degree from Tulane University in 1965, majoring in political science; and subsequently earned a law degree from Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago in 1968. One of his earliest memories about current and political events was when he was 12 and watching the 1956 Democratic National Convention on television where he saw and was impressed by John F. Kennedy. That interest in politics led him to work on the presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy, after graduating law school. After Kennedy’s assassination, he joined the Cincinnati law firm of Frost & Jacobs (now Frost Brown Todd) and then became a partner in the law firm of Grinker, Sudman & Springer (from 1973 to 1985). In the early 1970s Jerry embarked on his own political career in Ohio, serving on Cincinnati’s city council. Not without some career lows, he was forced to resign from the council over a controversial issue, although he regained his seat at the next election. Despite being a liberal in relatively conservative Cincinnati, he was elected mayor of the city in 1977 (served 1977–78). After a failed bid in the early 1980’s for the Democratic nomination for governor of Ohio he decided to pursue television journalism and began work as a reporter at a local television station. He later became anchor and was the recipient of seven Emmy Awards for commentaries during his tenure. In 1991 he branched out into talk shows with the debut of The Jerry Springer Show. Initially centered on political issues—guests included Oliver North and Jesse Jackson, and topics included homelessness and gun politics—the program struggled in its first few seasons. In early 1994, the show underwent a complete overhaul as Springer and his new producer, Richard Dominick, revamped the show’s format to garner higher ratings. Guests were everyday people confronted on a television stage by controversial situations that often promoted shouting or violence on stage. Although criticized by some as being staged and condemned by many political and community leaders as “trash TV,” it proved immensely popular with television viewers and received substantial ratings and much attention. By 1998, it was beating The Oprah Winfrey Show in many cities, and was reaching more than 6.7 million viewers. The show even inspired an opera—debuting in London in 2003—which won a Laurence Olivier Award for best new musical; and was subsequently staged in various U.S. cities. Other career highlights include being named “One of the 10 Most Fascinating People” in 1998; an appearance on the popular show Dancing With the Stars in 2006; Winner, 2008 Fox Reality Channel Really Award for “Favorite Host” for America’s Got Talent; playing Billy Flynn in the Broadway theatrical production of “Chicago;” host of the 2008 Miss Universe Pageant. In 1998 Jerry starred in the movie Ringmaster, which was based on a Springer-esque television show. His other film credits include Citizen Verdict (2003) and The Defender (2004), in which he played the president of the United States. He has also made several TV appearances as himself and has acted in several television sitcoms. His autobiography, Ringmaster! (written with Laura Morton), was published in 1998. And as a self-described “country singer-songwriter,” Jerry has opened for Billy Ray Cyrus and has performed at actor Johnny Depp’s notorious club, the Viper Room. Springer is married and is a lifelong New York Yankees fan. Join Dustin and Jerry for a candid talk on his successful and sometimes controversial career and how he maintains clarity and peace amongst criticism and judgement. As Jerry says, “I think technology has changed the way we see things. Human behavior has not changed in the last 3,000 years. There is nothing that has ever been on our show that isn’t in the Bible, that isn’t in literature, that isn’t in Shakespeare.”

One of the greatest missteps a leader can take is to live an unexamined life. When our subroutines run unchecked beneath the surface, our work, our organizations and our relationships are unwittingly hijacked by the traits we consign to the shadows. As leaders, the greatest gift we can give to ourselves and others is to choose to make the unconscious conscious. In this episode, Jerry is joined by Daniel Feltsman, Founder of Lina, an online platform for helping parents share wisdom and life experiences with their children. Feeling “in the middle of a tornado,” Danny reached out to the Reboot Podcast looking for guidance through a particularly challenging time. What unfolds is a forthright conversation about the experiences of our youth and ways in which the conditions of our formative years are often unknowingly etched upon our lives. As Jerry tenderly acknowledges, the conditions we survive as children often become the conditions necessary for our thriving as adults. Through the process of inquiry and with Jerry’s support, Danny begins the first step in making the unconscious conscious by asking, “What subroutines am I running?” Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Follow our step by step guides: - How To: Leave a Review on Your Computer: - How To: Leave a Review on Your iPhone: Never miss an episode! Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on all our episode releases.

In this special episode of Acquisition Talk, we listen in on a conversation about the effects of COVID-19 on government contracting, including (1) the Defense Production Act, (2) emergency relief stimulus, (3) government contract data in response to coronavirus and business opportunities, and (4) guidance from government on navigating the crisis. It was recorded for George Mason University's new series, the Mason Executive Podcast. The episode features Dr. Jerry McGinn, executive director at the Center for Government Contracting, Dr. Bret Josephson, podcast host and Professor of Marketing, and myself. We discuss a recent report we released at the Center. It describes how more than $200 million has been obligated to contracts specifically for COVID-19 as of March 24. This includes $153 million for research and development, $34 million for medical equipment and services, $13 million to ventilators, $3.5 million for tests/panels, $2.5 million for personal protective equipment. Jerry is an expert on the Defense Production Act (DPA), having overseen the program during his time in the Pentagon as Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy. resident Trump delegated DPA authorities to Health and Human Services. As Jerry explained, "it gives HHS the authority to change the rating of company contracts and put the government order at the top of the line." While the program usually has about $100 million in the fund, the new $2 trillion stimulus package that just passed the Senate includes $3 billion for the DPA. P This podcast was produced by Eric Lofgren. Soundtrack by urmymuse: "reflections of u". You can follow us on Twitter @AcqTalk and find more information at AcquisitionTalk.com.

Topics: -Not surprisingly, a UniFi topic kicks off the show.  As Jerry rolls his eyes about the UniFi Dream Machine, it appears UniFi has released a rack mountable Dream Machine Pro: https://store.ui.com/products/udm-pro -Joe recounts a story of him installing a Dream Machine and Flex HD https://store.ui.com/products/unifi-dream-machine https://store.ui.com/products/unifi-flexhd -Joe has a PSA  and UniFi best practices to share: Turn off Settings > Site > Uplink Connectivity Monitor (only if no mesh access points in use!). Turn off Settings > Site > Auto-Optimize Network. Turn off Settings > Wireless Networks > SSID > Advanced Options > High Performance Devices.  Modify the DTIM Period?  -Wi-Fi channel management and manual vs automatic is something Sam & Jerry differ on -DHCP vs static vs DHCP reservations.  What do you do? -Joe has a new business idea for an auto power cycling router -The gang jokes about photos clients take and send to help diagnose issues -Sam discovers that you can set up a single UniFi access point without the use of a controller and simply use the app -UniFi “rolling upgrades” via the controller can be confusing, as noted by Joe when doing it recently.  It's mostly been successful, because the Start Rolling Upgrade button is only available when viewing the "Wireless" tab, which only lists the APs – and yet, it includes the switch update as part of it  -Jerry has a client that requires manual firmware of their 16 Ubiquiti UniFi devices using SSH -Zendesk has a great API to use with mail clients so you can quickly change the status of tickets, assign to agents, etc.  Sam discovers this late in the Zendesk game but it has already made him much more efficient dealing with tickets: https://support.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/203691006-Using-the-Mail-API-to-update-ticket-properties-from-your-inbox -Another PSA from Joe, Apple has begun recycling serial numbers for Mac computers so companies like Watchman Monitoring need a new method of determining the estimated age of a machine. https://beetstech.com/blog/decode-meaning-behind-apple-serial-number https://www.macrumors.com/2020/01/06/apple-randomized-serial-numbers-late-2020/ -Sam has an odd end result when dealing with an old issue of Spotlight being unable to search Outlook emails -The “Focused” email in Outlook can be too easy to click on and confuse the user.  Jerry has seen this all too often.  Joe wants to rename it “randomly hide some of my stuff”. -As the spotlight conversation goes on, Joe mentions a script he created in Addigy to destroy and rebuild the spotlight database: https://prod.addigy.com/#/macmanage/community/scripts/5dddb3325ff0a156d595558d

Topics: -Joe cracks one open to start the show -Jerry & Joe discuss business at the start of the new year -As a follow up to Joe’s recent client security issues, they talk about various pieces of advice that clients may or may not follow -As things change, it does create work for our consultancies -With Catalina, Migration Assistant has proven challenging as it can misreport successful migrations -As Joe goes deeper into some Catalina war stories, Mail data loss becomes a bit of a nightmare -The battle rages on over upgrading early and challenges persist -Joe & Jerry take a stroll down memory lane in Mac history -Joe reveals that Tim Nyberg, of The Mac Guys+ & patron of the show sent him a Macintosh SE30 to add to his Mac Museum -Jerry has rave reviews about a product called Turbo Boot Switcher, recommended by Marco Arment.  He says it has done wonders to improve battery life on his MacBook Pro: https://www.rugarciap.com/turbo-boost-switcher-for-os-x/ -Mac Updater will scan your system to tell you which apps need updating: http://www.corecode.io -As Jerry keeps the recommendations rolling, he talks about some great apps from Patrick Wardle, including knockknock & lulu: https://objective-see.com -Jerry’s latest peeve is when clients respond with “no worries”

You know listening is critical in fundraising, but how much should you listen? How do you make sure you spend your time listening? As Jerry says, “no one ever listens themselves out of a gift.”

Topics: -As much as we love Ubiquiti, Jerry has an axe to grind on this week’s show with regards to Cloud Keys -Joe addresses the details of the issue based on his own experiences with Cloud Key power failures and the mongo database that Ubiquiti uses -Specifically with the first generation Cloud Keys, Joe’s solution was to add power instead of relying on POE. This has been addressed with the newest generation, which now has a battery backup. https://store.ui.com/products/unifi-cloudkey-gen2-plus -Jerry doesn’t stop there. He has another saga dealing with a Ubiquiti install -A strong case for an off-site controller that Richard Wingfield brought up is updating a singular controller as opposed to each cloud key at client sites  -Circling back to value based billing, the crew reflects how they have already been using it in some respects and how to implement it properly in the future. As Jerry said, “We all have value based billing in our soul”.  -Sam’s concern with this method is that there is no formula to calculate jobs -Calculating monthly costs for monitoring & managing network devices leads us down the MSP path. How to bill appropriately? Do you require it? What’s not included? Questions that must be addressed when proposing services like this. 

Topics: -From the days of the Apple II, Tim Nyberg was known as “The Mac Guy” in his college days because he could confidently fix any Apple computer. Tim kept the name, opened The MacGuys+ in 1991 and today he and his team are still obsessed with Macs and Apple technology.   -Tim talks about his history from typing papers for fellow students, to a job at Kinkos, and eventually landing back in Minneapolis to build his current business.  -Tim has a brick and mortar location that serves a purpose for walk in traffic and repairs.  -Having a location has its challenges but provides opportunity and space to perform some large scale tasks  -As Tim’s business has seen changes over the years, Jerry notes that the tools that he uses has allowed him to work more efficiently -Tim starts to see himself being more of the business end of the company and transitioning from the technical end of the company. He is on his way to obtaining his MBA.  -There are some clients that have been around for 20 years who want nothing to do with managed services  -Value based billing is a concept that Tim has been presenting to his clients. Part of this is setting expectations with the customer and making them realize what the value of the work is.  -As Jerry asks for a practical example, Tim talks about value based billing in projects like Synology setups, Wi-Fi roll outs where the value of expertise and padded time for potential pitfalls are covered as a part of the cost.  -If projects go more smoothly than expected, it provides opportunity to offer a discount to the customer. -One book that provided good information on this topic was "Value-Based Fees" By Alan Weiss -It is important to express to the customer what your value is. Less important than total hours on an invoice is the details of all the work performed.  -Like many of us, Tim leverages the TidBITS Content Network and a variety of social media tools to provide content to his customers. 

Topics: -Sam discusses the work/life balance when he’s on the road -Jerry describes being in “BusyCal Hell” with a small medical office. Joe & Sam weigh in with their thoughts -As Jerry describes this situation as a hornet’s nest, it reminds Joe of Apple Knowledge Base Article HT201657 where they describe sync services “as if it were a swarm of bees”. -Jerry reminds us of how BusyCal/BusyMac has changed hands some time ago -The former “IT guy”. Trust is large part of our relationships and Sam spins a yarn about how that trust was completely broken with a new client relationship. -An episode of Command Control Power wouldn’t be complete without a gripe from Joe. Safari suggestions is his latest target. -In some truly amazing sleuthing, Joe shares a client story where he diagnosed an issue with a Mac going dark at seemingly random moments. From afar, he appears to have correctly pointed towards a multitude of magnets that the customer wears. He also recounts a similar story from episodes of the past where he diagnosed an issue with lighting and solar powered keyboards. -Jerry shares a PSA about Startup Security Utility on Mac computers with a T2 chip: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208198 -Joe has real time follow up! While recording the show, he heard back from the magnetized client who confirms that he was right on the money with his diagnosis.

For all leaders, periods of transitional change usher the impetus for self-inquiry. Whether unforeseen or even expected, transitions provide an opportunity to consider where we are now and where we’d like to be in the future. As our center of gravity shifts, we're given space to ponder what's on the horizon, oftentimes considering how we will find our way forward when we’re still so strongly tied to the version of ourselves we left behind. On this episode of the Reboot Podcast, we introduce you to David Ryan, former Managing Director and Co-founder of Corilla, a collaborative content tool for software teams. In this conversation, David reflects on his decision to shut down his organization and the period of transition it has heralded forward. David expresses gratitude for his time as CEO and explores embracing the uncertainty of stepping into the newest stage of his life as an author. As Jerry gently reminds David, life unfolds as a series of entrances and exits; we must all learn to softly close doors on previous chapters of our lives in order to fully open to what’s next. With each transition, we have the beautiful opportunity to reflect and grow from the experiences that have shaped us. Carrying the threads of the past onward, we weave the tapestry of our lives, creating the pattern for a story that is uniquely, undeniably yours. Leave us a review on Itunes! Follow our step by step guides: - How To: Leave a Review on Your Computer: www.reboot.io/leave-itunes-review-via-computer/ - How To: Leave a Review on Your iPhone: www.reboot.io/leave-itunes-review-via-iphone/ Never miss an episode! Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on all our episode releases. www.Reboot.io/signup

Erin Frey and Ti Zhao, are the co-founders of Kip - an app which aids in locating a quality therapist and helps you measure your progress. In this episode, they sit down with Jerry to talk about the issues they run into and the importance of effective communication for a growing team. More importantly, they talk about what makes them tick and how their ability to work together as leaders is one of the most important things they can focus on at this stage of their company. This includes emotional literacy and helping each other regulate when tough issues arise. What does your cofounder (or partner) do when they are scared, angry, sad, triggered? Do you know what they need in that moment? Making time to discover the operating instructions for your partners solidifies not only your communication with each other, but it also solidifies your organization to defy the odds that 89% of startups fail. As Jerry notes, tending to good communication sets culture, direction, and creates the conditions in which raising capital is enhanced. Leave us a review on Itunes! Follow our step by step guides: - How To: Leave a Review on Your Computer: www.reboot.io/leave-itunes-review-via-computer/ - How To: Leave a Review on Your iPhone: www.reboot.io/leave-itunes-review-via-iphone/ Never miss an episode! Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on all our episode releases. www.Reboot.io/signup

-We welcome Chad Swarthout, founder and CEO of Alectrona, an Apple focused consultancy based in Washington, D.C. Chad has been supporting Apple devices in the enterprise for over 10 years. Chad and his team provide managed services, training, and consulting services for Apple devices in business environments across a range of industries.   -Sam has to let off some steam and discuss a client that shopped for hardware without his knowledge   -Jerry and Chad weigh in on their thoughts and legal and financial ramifications come up as a point of discussion for MSP contracts   -Sam wants to find out more about Chad’s MSP paperwork to see if he has documentation in place to protect against unexpected situations  -Chad presses Sam to find out more about why he should keep a professional relationship if a client is going to create self inflicted emergencies   -As Jerry mentions, this is an anchor client for Sam but it does lead to a conversation about “cutting the fat” when you have clients that may be hampering your business growth   -If you have a staff, moral on the team can drastically affect the overall business. The same applies to an army of one.   -Chad has learned over the years how being inefficient can lead to   -Sam shares a story about an employee that fell for an email phishing scam   -Chad’s office utilizes G Suite and he discusses a new security feature to avoid common spoofing methods    -Jerry also has a similar story with a sophisticated attack on a client’s email   -Two factor authentication, SPF records and the like come up as ways to mitigate these risks   -Jerry asks Chad to share details about his staff and consultancy in D.C.   -Jamf is a big part of how he manages his clients and keeps his staff operating efficiently and proactively    -Find Chad on the MacAdmins Slack @chad

Maria's back, and the boys need to know all about her Mexican trip. Cabo, Tapachula, Oaxaca - who knew Mexico had so many places! If that's not enough, she was there for Halloween, or what the local folks call 'Day of the Dead'. Costumes, bands, packed streets, scary faces - these folks know how to have fun!Secret friend of the show Louis calls in - not because he was supposed to be part of the show but because stupid 'I'm a broadcast professional' Jene Galvin forgot to turn off his phone. Jene works the call for a free meal. No surprise there.Jerry goes off on this week on the White House decision to remove CNN's Jim Acasta from the press briefings. As Jerry notes, the situation has changed, with Acasta is now allowed back in. Still the tone was set - get tough with Trump and bye bye. At least it's not working...Music this week is from musical guest Rhyan Sinclair. We think she may have made it to the ripe old age of 18 now.https://www.rhyansinclair.com/home See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Topics: -Joe has some follow up about his favorite keyboard shortcut, Command+Tab.  Jerry and Sam recall some of their favorites. -As Jerry talks about using the Clipboard manager feature of one of his favorite apps, Alfred, Joe goes to his tin foil hat korner.  Sam realizes how terribly inefficient he is at times. -Jerry amuses the group about how some clients will bang away on their keyboard or mouse thinking that more force will make the computer respond better -As Jerry talks about a client invading his personal space, Sam is reminded of a Seinfeld episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGVSIkEi3mM -Sam has a gripe of his own in working with Jamf Now recently and an app deployment taking an unexpected turn -After the recent announcement of Apple's keyboard service program for certain models, Joe suggests QA testing in more realistic, dusty environments. -After years of unprepared clients, Sam encounters a client akin to Superman who performed half of the work he was quoted to do -Jerry has a PSA about Sandisk memory cards that may fail under intense workloads -Dropbox seems to be a culprit for high CPU usage -Joe has a photographer client that was looking to adjust his workflow to RAW and it had negative affects on the memory card -Sam chuckles to himself as he is directing his staff how to work using the "fuzzy slipper method" that Jerry coined recently   Thank you to our Patreon Sponsors!

Reverend Michelle Haunold Lorenz has dedicated the past 18 years of her life to her company, Gearhead, a magazine and record label that showcases the best of punk and hotrod culture. In her time spent as founder and CEO, Michelle has experienced first hand the ups and the downs that emerge when running and operating a business. Recently married, Michelle has begun to hear whispers of transformation, potentially signaling a transition into a new stage of life, one in which she finds herself questioning her life’s path and purpose. Looking for support and guidance, Michelle reached out to Jerry and Reboot Podcast. As she considers the past two decades, Michelle reflects on the challenges she’s faced - which run the gambit of downsizing and layoffs, declaring bankruptcy, and bouts of co-founder conflict - as well as the lessons she’s learned and the gifts she’s received in the process. As Jerry and Michelle work together, they consider the uniqueness of her journey, and the beauty of taking ownership of her life, and the ride that she is on - even if it’s not the adventure she expected. Links Sell the Apartment, Keep the Startup - ​https://www.gimletmedia.com/startup/sell-apartment-keep-startup-season-6-episode-3 Gearhead -   Leave us a review on Itunes! Follow our step by step guides: - - Never miss an episode! to stay up to date on all our episode releases.

Topics: -Joe is reporting from the streets of Boulder Creek, CA #vanlife -Joe talks about the unglamorous life of living in a camper (down by the river) -He actually references Marco Arment discussing camper stories on Accidental Tech Podcast: http://atp.fm -Cellular difficulties creep up as Joe discusses using his cellular modem -As a board member of a non-profit, Joe discusses his ability to score an unlimited data plan with Sprint: mobilecitizen.org -Joe's transition has been surprisingly smooth after going on the road, largely due to his staff at PsiMac -The disasters of Kerio / GFI are brought up once again -Both Joe and Jerry have hosted CrashPlan PROe for clients.  Joe is slowly migrating his users to BackBlaze.  Jerry has decommissioned his PROe server. -Since the root level Library is excluded from BackBlaze by default, Jerry provides a solution to use Carbon Copy Cloner to copy the data to the Documents folder, which would then be backed up. -Joe's MacBook Pro had a bit of damage when purchased from a client.  Now it is reporting "service battery".  After deciding to send it to depot for repair, he shares his dealings with the process. -As Jerry comments on Joe's name dropping in California, Joe recalls the SNL sketch called "The Californians" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jIBZjL8G5s

Topics: -One of Jerry's local clients needs assistance with updating the OS.  He ends up working on it off-site and doing his magic to bring it back to life. -The guys discuss working off-site vs in front of the client's eyes as well as keeping equipment like external monitors on hand -Sam talks about setting up Ubiquiti equipment in his office to be in his comfort zone and coming to the client with a fully configured Wi-Fi setup -Sam realizes a downside to having an office...spending money on lunch! -The topic of nutrition comes up again, when the work day gets away from you.  Sam likes the Clif Bars and Jerry is a fan of the Lara bars. -Jerry loves the podcast How I Built This and interestingly enough, they had Lara on to talk about how she started her business. https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510313/how-i-built-this -Right up to the start of the show, Sam was working on an iPhone with water damage with a good friend of the family.  An odd situation came up with relation to iCloud backups.  Jerry has a suggestion based on an old trick to resolve Time Machine backups.  Stay tuned to the next show to find out what happens! -A pet peeve of Jerry's is when he might shave off some time to be nice.  A client pays and then keeps you around to enter information in the register, delaying you even more. -Sam recalls that awkward moment when a client was opening a safe in front of you and trying to make sure you aren't able to see -As Jerry is running, he listens to podcasts.  He shares another pet peeve for playing sound effects that scares the heck out of you while running on the road. -Working with SonicWall is nothing new to Sam but he had a moment of frustration setting up the SSL VPN client on Windows 10 -While on the Windows topic, Jerry has problems with a computer that ended up being Windows Home Edition -The dreaded employee or friend that gives a client bad advice that makes them second guess you -Jerry deals with Windows 5?? (Windows NT) and trouble with UPS -Sam shares a funny story about hanging out with Adam Rice at ACEs and learning that Reachability actually does exist on the iPhone X!  Chalk that up to something he should have known. -We have probably all been there before: Jerry talks about a client that swears that a feature existed before when it actually didn't.

Jordan hosts Pappy and Josh in spoiling the 2nd episode of Rick and Morty's 3rd season Rickmancing the Stone. Rick takes Morty and Summer to a Mad Max-esque version of Earth, where they are chased by a group of scavengers, known as the Death Stalkers. Rick notices that the group is carrying a valuable rock of Isotope 322, so he and the kids join them in hope of stealing it. Summer falls in love with the Death Stalkers' leader, while Morty is given the strength of a giant arm, which takes him in search of its killer. Rick leaves and replaces the kids with androids to fool Beth. When he returns, he helps the Death Stalkers use the Isotope to power a more advanced civilization. Summer doesn't like how the change has softened the Death Stalkers, so she follows Rick and Morty back home. Before leaving, Rick steals the Isotope. The experience helps the kids overcome their parents' divorce. Summer reconciles with Jerry, and Morty realizes he must live his own life. Post-credit scene: As Jerry receives his unemployment check, a growling coyote appears and bullies him into handing it over. The coyote eats the check and regurgitates it, thus further ruining Jerry's new life. Guest starring: Tony Hale as Death Stalker Eli, Joel McHale as Death Stalker Hemorrhage

Hey Guys, So we managed to stifle the sounds of the snowblowers, even during the ridiculous amount of snow that we have been getting in the northeast. As Jerry and I go through withdrawals from Legacy, we manage to connect so Jerry could convey why MTGO has a valid position in life. Oh, and a couple of links that might help to follow along: http://www.mtgdecks.net/decks/view/173654 http://www.mtgdecks.net/decks/view/132365 Anyway, we hope you all enjoy… Thanks, Adrian – @mathematrickste and Jerry – @JMee3rd https://www.facebook.com/groups/296765603855988/

Owning a dental practice means you wear many hats (especially when you’re first getting started). As the owner, these are just some of the roles you play: Dentist Personnel Manager Marketing Director As you fill your dentist chair and get busier, it’s natural to take shortcuts when it comes to certain areas of your business. But the one thing you always want to make a priority is filling that dental chair. That’s why today’s guest strongly believes that you should never take shortcuts when it comes to your marketing. And he has the business portfolio to back it up. Before becoming a dental practice owner, he owned multiple other businesses, which he bought, built to great heights, and sold. This gives him a unique perspective that I’m excited for you to hear about today. Jerry Jones is the owner of Jerry Jones Direct, a company that markets and helps dental practices attract and retain patients. He also owns Wellness Springs Dental, a national franchise of dental practices that is helping people all over the country get started. If you get value out of today’s show, you’ll want to make sure you check out the bonus. It’s a book called 24 Mistakes To Not Make When Owning A Dental Practice.   Get that here. Here are a few things you’ll discover in today’s episode: The most common misconception that new practice owners have How marketing has evolved over the years (and how past stigmas are hurting current practice owners) The average cost to attract a new patient across any media A recommendation to all young dentists that are looking to start their practices or a practice owner who is looking to open an office in a new location Expert advice on how to make the most of your marketing budget A warning you shouldn’t ignore when shopping for a company to build your website (there’s a good chance you’ll lose a lot of money if you ignore this) A powerful way to leverage local press to get free exposure (and become the expert in your area) An ad campaign that was so successful that it caused a scheduling jam What limiting copy is (and why it can be helpful to have in your ads) Free Episode Bonus: It’s great to get a different perspective from someone who has owned businesses outside of the dental industry. If you found today’s episode valuable, then you’re sure to get even more out of today’s bonus. As Jerry mentioned, there are some things you shouldn’t take shortcuts on when it comes to your business, and marketing is one of them. Jerry provides more of his marketing insight, and more, in today’s bonus. It’s a book called 24 Mistakes To Not Make When Owning a Dental Practice. Click here to access that now. Quotes: “Don’t underestimate what it’s gonna take to fill a practice with new patients.” – Jerry Jones “I’m not a fan of insurance, but I understand it. It is a tool. It can either slice you and bleed you to death, or build an incredible practice.” – Jerry Jones “Diversity of patient base and diversity of patient attractive mechanisms leads to stability. The more diverse your patient base is, the stronger your practice is going to be.” – Jerry Jones “You should not shortcut certain things in business. Marketing is one of those things.” – Jerry Jones   Resources: Jerry Jones Direct Website Wellness Springs Dental Website   Support The Show: Without you, Ambitious Dentists, this should wouldn’t exist. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please go here to give the show an honest rating and review in iTunes. This allows me to evolve the show as it goes on, and also helps spread the word to other podcast listeners since iTunes promotes shows with active engagement.

Preppy high school reporter Jerry Mitchell (Casey Siemaszko) is asked to write a story on a tough new kid named Buddy Revell (Richard Tyson), a boy rumored to have a violent past. Jerry tries to call off the story, but in the process he infuriates Buddy, who challenges him to a parking lot brawl immediately after school that same day. As Jerry desperately attempts to escape the impending fight, he instead ends up finding the courage to stand up to Buddy.

Trusting the deep intelligence of the Universe, artist Jerry Wennstrom shocked the New York art community in 1979 when he destroyed his paintings at the pinnacle of his illustrious career. Guided by courage and an inner passion, Jerry gave away his possessions and began a journey based on complete surrender to life experience. Join us as we learn about Jerry's book, The Inspired Heart, as he shares his compelling personal story about trusting in the inherent goodness in life. As Jerry says, "Enlightenment is not a grand finale that leaves us blissfully risen, Buddha-like above the suffering of the world. It is a deep and unconditional surrender to what already exists, and a total trust that a larger, inherent intelligence will show us the way..." His story is one of personal transformation, and illustrates how we might open to the mystery, establish trust and find deeper meaning in the challenging events of our lives.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9KH86UYLN4H4J&source=url)

As Jerry and Margo prepare to schmooze their way into Sir's good books to land Jerry the top job at JJM, Tom and Barbara are more concerned with making green dye from nettles and fashioning their own clothes. Which of the candidates from the creme de la Surbiton will 'Sir' ultimately pick for the job? Surely not the snivelling Snetterton!?!? #saddo #goodlife Check out the corresponding show notes page at https://saddo.club ( https://saddo.club/s01e27-suits-you-sir ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/sitcom-archive-deep-dive-overdrive/donations