Good one from @kurt.braeckel 
My brother (2 years younger) still uses his that we got as Christmas presents as kids 
My grandparents had one of those at their house.
Mine from my childhood is still in my bedroom at my mom’s house. 
Really enjoying this clock radio tangent! My kid is very much a night owl who doesn’t want to wake up for school, so the other day I told her how loud and annoying the alarm clocks we grew up with were when she refused to wake up and start moving.
She was unimpressed, so I searched the Internet for the sounds of 70s and 80s clock radios, then spent a few minutes loudly cycling through them on my phone to find the most annoying. It worked!
Hey now!!
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Just get one from Amazon. My son is a heavy sleeper and sleeps through the phone alarms. I got him an alarm clock that not only is super loud but it has a thing that vibrates against the bed and is very annoying. It was like $15 I think.
@kurt.braeckel @FrankTuna likewise, “if you owned one of these, you can no longer afford to skip the warmup…”
We had a working one at a vacation house in Maine until the phone company stopped supporting the ‘clicks’ a few years ago. LFAO watching the kids try to use it.
What the heck else am I supposed to train in? Jeans and workboots?
How about t-shirt and shorts?
As long as they’re padded otherwise I have to lower my seat in which case I am just wearing my kit anyways.
Thanks,
Frank
A decadic to DTMF converter like the Dialgizmo might get that baby working again on a modern network.
Sure miss Chad. And Amber!
Joe
You won the internet today!
I do miss the OG podcast crew.