PJ Vogt

No, I was just saying, it feels like something that you're not going to throw in the trash in 14 months. Like, there's so many things I buy off Amazon because I see some stupid ad for it, and it comes, and it's plasticky and broken, and then, like... It's too cheap to give away.

No, I was just saying, it feels like something that you're not going to throw in the trash in 14 months. Like, there's so many things I buy off Amazon because I see some stupid ad for it, and it comes, and it's plasticky and broken, and then, like... It's too cheap to give away.

No, I was just saying, it feels like something that you're not going to throw in the trash in 14 months. Like, there's so many things I buy off Amazon because I see some stupid ad for it, and it comes, and it's plasticky and broken, and then, like... It's too cheap to give away.

And this feels like something that you would just have for a long time, which I don't know if it's the heft of it or the materials because it's like more metal than plastic, but it just feels like it was made to last.

And this feels like something that you would just have for a long time, which I don't know if it's the heft of it or the materials because it's like more metal than plastic, but it just feels like it was made to last.

And this feels like something that you would just have for a long time, which I don't know if it's the heft of it or the materials because it's like more metal than plastic, but it just feels like it was made to last.

I am not a barbecue scrubber reviewer yet, but I like the beefy feel of the thing. It reminds me a little bit of how American cars used to be, back before they were all edgeless blobs. Destin says if the smarter scrubber does succeed, he knows it'll be in no small part because he has something almost no other random American inventor starts with, a big megaphone.

I am not a barbecue scrubber reviewer yet, but I like the beefy feel of the thing. It reminds me a little bit of how American cars used to be, back before they were all edgeless blobs. Destin says if the smarter scrubber does succeed, he knows it'll be in no small part because he has something almost no other random American inventor starts with, a big megaphone.

I am not a barbecue scrubber reviewer yet, but I like the beefy feel of the thing. It reminds me a little bit of how American cars used to be, back before they were all edgeless blobs. Destin says if the smarter scrubber does succeed, he knows it'll be in no small part because he has something almost no other random American inventor starts with, a big megaphone.

We'll find out how realistic Destin's plan is soon. The Smarter Scrubber is quietly already for sale online, but this spring, Destin officially announces it to his YouTube channel, which is their real, actual marketing push.

We'll find out how realistic Destin's plan is soon. The Smarter Scrubber is quietly already for sale online, but this spring, Destin officially announces it to his YouTube channel, which is their real, actual marketing push.

We'll find out how realistic Destin's plan is soon. The Smarter Scrubber is quietly already for sale online, but this spring, Destin officially announces it to his YouTube channel, which is their real, actual marketing push.

Right now, Destin and John, they're pretty far in the red, but the hope is that the Smarter Scrubber will sell, largely because Destin knows how to tell the story of why it should. If it works, it'll still just be one barbecue scrubber, just a single American-made product.

Right now, Destin and John, they're pretty far in the red, but the hope is that the Smarter Scrubber will sell, largely because Destin knows how to tell the story of why it should. If it works, it'll still just be one barbecue scrubber, just a single American-made product.

Right now, Destin and John, they're pretty far in the red, but the hope is that the Smarter Scrubber will sell, largely because Destin knows how to tell the story of why it should. If it works, it'll still just be one barbecue scrubber, just a single American-made product.

But the hope is maybe this whole process, this story could be a kind of rough draft itself for other American engineers, inventors with ideas of their own, a process to look at, tweak, iterate on, improve. You never know. We'll see. Search Engine is a presentation of Odyssey and Jigsaw Productions.

But the hope is maybe this whole process, this story could be a kind of rough draft itself for other American engineers, inventors with ideas of their own, a process to look at, tweak, iterate on, improve. You never know. We'll see. Search Engine is a presentation of Odyssey and Jigsaw Productions.

But the hope is maybe this whole process, this story could be a kind of rough draft itself for other American engineers, inventors with ideas of their own, a process to look at, tweak, iterate on, improve. You never know. We'll see. Search Engine is a presentation of Odyssey and Jigsaw Productions.

It was created by me, PJ Vogt, and Truthy Pinamaneni, and is produced by Garrett Graham and Noah John. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Theme, original composition, and mixing by Armin Bazarian. Additional production support by Sean Merchant.

It was created by me, PJ Vogt, and Truthy Pinamaneni, and is produced by Garrett Graham and Noah John. Fact-checking by Mary Mathis. Theme, original composition, and mixing by Armin Bazarian. Additional production support by Sean Merchant.