October 13, 2007
The episode pairs a substantial AMD interview with one of Dr. Dave's core product principles: innovation should fit people's lives and pocketbooks rather than exist merely because a company can build it. A difficult memory-upgrade call becomes a consulting lesson about expertise as accumulated experience, telling clients the truth and explaining uncertainty before work begins. Dr. Dave and Evil Steve remember an earlier station move from old carts to a fully computerized facility that needed a year and a half to work properly, and they proudly announce Dr. Dave's son Nick's move into a new football division and team. Looking beyond individual products, the brothers recognize musicians bypassing record labels as a historic change in distribution, while a crime report prompts their broader rule that anger never justifies becoming the bad guy to punish another wrong.
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