Chuck

I don't think I ever had a Discman. I didn't either. I think I went straight from Walkman to, jeez, I guess iPod as far as walking around.

I don't think I ever had a Discman. I didn't either. I think I went straight from Walkman to, jeez, I guess iPod as far as walking around.

So, yeah, I had the first, you know, not Steve Jobs' iPod, but, you know, the first edition. I still have it. It still works. Oh, do you really?

So, yeah, I had the first, you know, not Steve Jobs' iPod, but, you know, the first edition. I still have it. It still works. Oh, do you really?

So, yeah, I had the first, you know, not Steve Jobs' iPod, but, you know, the first edition. I still have it. It still works. Oh, do you really?

Yeah, I put pictures of it on my Instagram not too long ago, actually, because I found it, charged it, and I just put up the opening screen because, you know, the first Walkman had everything in alphabetical order just on the screen when you opened it. And boy, it was eight or nine bands locked in time from, I guess, like 2000 or something, whatever that was.

Yeah, I put pictures of it on my Instagram not too long ago, actually, because I found it, charged it, and I just put up the opening screen because, you know, the first Walkman had everything in alphabetical order just on the screen when you opened it. And boy, it was eight or nine bands locked in time from, I guess, like 2000 or something, whatever that was.

Yeah, I put pictures of it on my Instagram not too long ago, actually, because I found it, charged it, and I just put up the opening screen because, you know, the first Walkman had everything in alphabetical order just on the screen when you opened it. And boy, it was eight or nine bands locked in time from, I guess, like 2000 or something, whatever that was.

I'm going to get you maybe a nano.

I'm going to get you maybe a nano.

I'm going to get you maybe a nano.

Yeah, or a square of chocolate, actually.

Yeah, or a square of chocolate, actually.

Yeah, or a square of chocolate, actually.

Yeah, I mentioned Hilligrass was a true corn husker. He kept that company in Nebraska. He felt very strongly about that and donated 10% of its profits to Nebraska organizations. Was a big curator of the arts, so the Museum of Nebraska Art was a big one that benefited from his stealing that idea from Kohl's.

Yeah, I mentioned Hilligrass was a true corn husker. He kept that company in Nebraska. He felt very strongly about that and donated 10% of its profits to Nebraska organizations. Was a big curator of the arts, so the Museum of Nebraska Art was a big one that benefited from his stealing that idea from Kohl's.

Yeah, I mentioned Hilligrass was a true corn husker. He kept that company in Nebraska. He felt very strongly about that and donated 10% of its profits to Nebraska organizations. Was a big curator of the arts, so the Museum of Nebraska Art was a big one that benefited from his stealing that idea from Kohl's.

And they have, if you've ever looked up, like, hey, what does this guy look like anyway, you might see a bronze statue of him, and that is from that Museum of Nebraska Art.

And they have, if you've ever looked up, like, hey, what does this guy look like anyway, you might see a bronze statue of him, and that is from that Museum of Nebraska Art.

And they have, if you've ever looked up, like, hey, what does this guy look like anyway, you might see a bronze statue of him, and that is from that Museum of Nebraska Art.