Trae Crowder

Yeah.

So my phone got like real hot in my pocket and I like freaked out, put it up, threw it on the table or whatever, like, you know, told everybody to duck, get down.

It's going to blow.

But it didn't.

It wasn't exploding.

So it was like zero to a thousand. So I'd been working at it for a while and it was a very deliberate thing, but I also did not expect it to work like that. And then when it did, like I still had a day job at the time and I posted it the night before and I was sitting at my day job the next day and it was like an office job. I worked for the U.S.

So it was like zero to a thousand. So I'd been working at it for a while and it was a very deliberate thing, but I also did not expect it to work like that. And then when it did, like I still had a day job at the time and I posted it the night before and I was sitting at my day job the next day and it was like an office job. I worked for the U.S.

So it was like zero to a thousand. So I'd been working at it for a while and it was a very deliberate thing, but I also did not expect it to work like that. And then when it did, like I still had a day job at the time and I posted it the night before and I was sitting at my day job the next day and it was like an office job. I worked for the U.S.

It's because I had, you know, I got like notifications and stuff.

And it overloaded my phone when it all started.

And the phone never did explode, but it ran the battery completely down in 15 minutes or something.

And my phone died.

And I'm still at work knowing that something is happening.

Department of Energy, which I'm sure won't exist soon, but I used to work there. And I was sitting in a conference room in some meeting, and, like, my phone, like, got hot in my pocket. Like, so hot. Like, I don't know if you remember, around this era, phones would sometimes just explode. Yes. Remember how phones used to just blow up for a while? Yeah.

Department of Energy, which I'm sure won't exist soon, but I used to work there. And I was sitting in a conference room in some meeting, and, like, my phone, like, got hot in my pocket. Like, so hot. Like, I don't know if you remember, around this era, phones would sometimes just explode. Yes. Remember how phones used to just blow up for a while? Yeah.

Department of Energy, which I'm sure won't exist soon, but I used to work there. And I was sitting in a conference room in some meeting, and, like, my phone, like, got hot in my pocket. Like, so hot. Like, I don't know if you remember, around this era, phones would sometimes just explode. Yes. Remember how phones used to just blow up for a while? Yeah.

But now my phone is dead and I'm there the rest of the day.

And by the time I got off work and got home, it was like...

You know, I mean, like I said, my life had changed.

I wasn't ready for it either.