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0:00Hey, this is strawberry hot y'all doing out the end two days. I hope everybody's doing well because the day we're going to talk about that dishwasher that they keep pushing on people that do not do nothing. And we know what that's like, so I'm going to let one of my listeners tell y'all what they think about that dishwasher that doesn't do nothing but cause you money. I mean, really? Hey, strawberry. Dominicky here. Yeah, I'm going to tell you my deal or paying about dishwashers. I think especially you just wash dishes by hand the old fashioned way instead of using a dishwasher cause maybe you know, a guy that got money to be messing with dishwashers and stuff or whatever. And they keep blame. They keep blame either one of the detergent, but why they blame either one of the detergent, they got the little good on a commercial licking his plate. I mean, before he put it in there, then they got the delts scraping it with the fork.
1:06I mean, just take the thing off the market. The things don't work. I mean, it's just something to have in your house if you want to put your dirty clothes in there to hide it from your company or whatever. It does not clean your dishes unless you clean it this first. And then you just sit in there and let the steam put the steam through. Burns it off or so. No, I don't know. But that's supposed to be something to kill the jar. But it still, it still will have all that spaghetti. That means they try to tell you to eat something that doesn't stick to the plate or the pot or whatever. Otherwise, they're going to blame it on a detergent. It's the machine instead of dishwasher. But I'm 62 and for years, I've been here and here. And you know, some people get those homes and they be like, oh, it's the crab. But I got a dishwasher in my home and they do not know that this is what they up for.
2:10They up for doing it old school way, washing it with their hands, and scrub them on the pots and pans, get some riddle pans or whatever because the dish washer does not work. I mean, I said put your clothes in there because you know, it's just something to store things in. But it is not for storing dishes. I think those thingy clothes put it in there and that's the one through it so that when you're coming, they don't be like, you're having big feet and I mean, that's where we going with that. Is that right, Dominic? Yeah, that's right. You got that right, all right? I mean, and who's going to see those clothes? I mean, they walk in and catch them. Your house is clean and if you feel uncomfortable leaving in there overnight,
3:12take it out and throw them in your tub or whatever, but that dish washer is no good. It's just like the garbage disposal. That is an accident waiting to happen just as well. I mean, you got little kids, they're going to be dropping stuff in there just to hear it go, yeah, I mean, come on, do things yourself, get up there, wash your dishes, scrub your dishes, do not put them in some machines, think that that machine is going to get them clean because it's not going to happen. Not maybe halfway, but it's somewhat, but no, it's better to do it all fast away by hand. If you haven't come, and you take those new ones, put those dishes in there, dish washer real quick because commonly common, and then you know, you get ready to serve them up something dinner lunch or breakfast or whatever you get ready to serve them, trying to act like you all top notch. When you take the, when you take the dishes out of that dish washer, and then you
4:18want to be putting them like going stack the stack on top of each other, not even looking at them, you want to sit them around on your table, brushing because the guest is going to be getting there early because we're talking about food, and you're going to have a place sitting there, somebody's going to be sitting at the table, it's going to be like, oh, and you're going to be looking at why everybody sitting there with a ugly face, and they're not being ugly because they ugly, they see the last spaghetti sauce on the plate, they see the, the buggy that the child put on there when he didn't want to eat his vegetables or her vegetables, see all that, that you think, that dish washer clean, and they looking like, is she or he ever put the food on top of these plates and inspect us to eat it, and yes, they do because they think those dishes are clean. Come on, y'all. Life is too short to be taken short because I mean,
5:23we already got AI, I don't want to take over our lives in these computers, and all the social media do not get a dish washer. When you go into that store, look at it, be like, oh, that's nice, take a picture of it, if you wanted that bad, take that picture, put it on your refrigerator, or wherever you was going to put that dish washer, and put that picture there, so when you walk past it, everything, you be like, oh, I wish I get that, I wish I had that, but don't get it, because it's going to be a headache waiting to happen. It's probably if you got older kids, and you say, I want those dishes done before I get all from work. They put it in that dish washer, you're going to think everything is done, and they're going to be like, suddenly, suddenly, put the dish in that dish washer, yeah, my, my, did it. You go in there and look, thinking it's done, you're going to be howling at that kid, and then you're going to do the same,
6:26thing, put it back in there, and they're going to be still dirty, and I think they could be like, should I tolerate you now? I ain't really. Come on, y'all, get it together, get off of your behind, and clean your own dishes. Hey, I got a robot that cleans your floors, you know, why you sit there and be comfortable and drink your tea or whatever, but I got it for sure until it sits there. I mean, it's all good to have or whatever, but it sits there. I mean, we got this magical broom and we got this duster and a vacuum and all this other stuff, but we do the work ourselves. You know, that's, that's basically what I'm saying. Don't be lazy to what technology is giving you, and it looks cute and all that and sophisticated in the home, but it's just that, but if you got money to just spend some of the link on do,
7:27what you want to do, making you have to spend extra time and hours to do what you think is going to do, it's like doing something four times. It's like my daughter. She do's the laundry. We have a dryer, that y'all will put that dryer on 63 minutes, and we talking about like 10 pieces or something like that, and guess what? What, what, what happens, we pee? I think that dryer work wouldn't want to work. And what happens with it? So your clothes get dry. I mean, on Mondays, it'd be like Monday is a lazy day, we're going to be steaming hot. I'd be like, wow, these clothes is really, really hot. What did you do? She'd be like, nothing. I don't know why they hot, but do you think Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday? Let's skip a day because that's going to be another good day.
8:28And then Sunday, that dryer, when you put the clothes in there, like my daughter said, the more clothes you put in there, the weather, the stuff is. So I mean, if we had a clothes line, I didn't mind hanging clothes everywhere. That's what they would have to hang to get dry. Otherwise, she's putting it in there, giving another 63 seconds. And then you know, you got my husband. He's like, let's set the timer to itself and different. He go down there and set the timer to what he wants. And then one particular day, as he set the timer, he was like, what the hell? These clothes are still wet. And then my daughter looked at him like, I've been trying to tell you those clothes don't get dry. That dryer works when it wants to work. And it's just like the dishwasher. But the dishwasher don't work when it wants to work. It just don't do. And so I mean, you got this. Some things are good
9:34and some things are not, but I'm living, learning your life is what it make it. If you're trying to make life easy, believe me, it's going to be harder. All right, you have a good day in chill and, you know, fix a leak. Don't get some technology to fix it for you. Like, I'm going to sit here and watch this thing patch up a hole. That's the robot. So, you know, if you think technology is good, good doodles. But, um, no, that dishwasher been waiting to be banned or whatever for years. I mean, they don't talk about maybe it's the detergent. Maybe you then put the knob where it's supposed to be. Maybe you overload it. Come on. Somebody need to upgrade it or something. But it needs to be banned just like a bag of chips.
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