Louise Matsakis: Yeah, I think that that’s an incredibly good point. It’s often about modifying the labor rather than eliminating it.
Michael Calore: All right, we’re going to take a quick break and then we’ll come right back with recommendations. Thank you, both, for a great conversation about robots. We might not be DoorDash’s cute new Dot, but we are here to deliver some recommendations for our listeners. Do you like that? Is that good? Don’t answer. Aarian, you get to go first. What do you recommend this week?
Aarian Marshall: That was really good Mike. I’m going to recommend the JBL Clip 5, which is a Bluetooth speaker. I will caveat this by saying I’m not an audiophile. I’m not one of those really picky people, but I think it has really great sound. I got one recently for my birthday and I like to carry it around. It has this very handy clip that you can clip onto your shower, you can clip onto a backpack. If you’re traveling, you can clip onto, I don’t know, your dog and have traveling pretty good sound, and it’s a relatively inexpensive for I think a pretty good speaker and I’ve really enjoyed using it.
Michael Calore: Nice. How much is it?
Aarian Marshall: It is currently 69.95.
Michael Calore: That’s so cheap for a good Bluetooth speaker.
Aarian Marshall: I think so too.
Michael Calore: I mean, I’m sure there are cheaper ones, but that one is actually pretty good. It’s like my second favorite, I would say, of the ones that when people ask me which Bluetooth speaker should I get, I tell them the UE Boom or the JBL Xlip. I make it sound like people ask me that all the time, but really it’s only a couple of times a year.
