Informal behind-the-scenes YouTube conversation between two speakers. They exchange light banter about focus and distractions, one speaker describes giving a Swedish fish-shaped pitcher called a “gurglepot” as a go-to gift, and there is a brief mention of a “Hyper Focus” membership. Tone is casual and conversational.
So what are you doing first then?
Well, you said hyper focused. Yeah, you told me. So I don't. I've. I mean, is it my choice versus the oars?
I mean, you've spent three hours getting it ready, so that was like.
That was like a month ago.
All right.
This is diluted excitement. I am so white right now. I'm like. I'm, like, blending in with my wall. What the. That kind of helps. I don't know. I was talking to my friend Laura yesterday. I met her in Denver. She and I became business besties. So we've, like, stayed in touch and, like, we have a monthly call and all this stuff. And she's getting married this weekend. And my go to favorite gift to give people when they either, like, move into a nice house for the first time or they get married is to send them a gurglepot.
A what?
A gurglepot. Have you ever seen a gurglepot?
A gurgle pot.
Yeah. Gurgle.
I have never heard of that.
So it's like. It's like a pitcher that's shaped like a fish with a tail, and it's Swedish. And you fill it up with water, obviously, because it's a pitcher, and when you pour it out, it goes a T. Rex, comma. And when I asked him, isn't that a scary animal to be your favorite question mark? He responded saying that the T Rex only had three fingers, and you couldn't be afraid of an animal with only three fingers. I like how it's spelled T, T, E, A and then Rex. No, it's wrong.
It's clearly British.
Me mocking your. Your British accent. Mock him. We'll mock you. Great. Cool. Okay, so the Hyper Focus membership.