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The speaker is discussing the challenges they are facing while starting a podcast. They are struggling with the technical aspect of saving their recordings and editing them. The speaker also mentions that one of the hosts, Mark, wants to get a neon sign for their video recordings, but he is colorblind. They joke about his inability to distinguish colors. They also mention the idea of getting merchandise for their podcast. I'm ready. Beaving Banter Podcast, episode one, is off to a great start. Flying around, we can't figure out how to fucking save anything. You're a little too energetic. It's unbelievable. It's going to take us 17 hours to get a five minute fucking conversation. Well listen, because I'm the only one that's doing the editing. Okay. Okay. So, I need to learn how to do this shit. Yeah. Exactly. That's the most annoying part. Should be fun though. Yeah. Exactly. It's going to be great. And Mark does nothing. He's just show. Well no, he did tell me though, he's looking, he wants to get a neon sign. Did he tell you that? For what? For here. Because when we video, he wants to be able to see the beards and banter in a neon, but he's colorblind. Do you know how much a fucking neon sign is? He said to me yesterday, he's colorblind. He's drunk. Probably. He's colorblind. There's four options for blue. They all look the same. Great. So he wants our opinion on it. And then he's getting a backdrop. Perfect. We should get merch too. That would be the next move.
