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This year, Santa really let my kids down. Way to go, Santa.

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Look, the point is that sometimes Santa gets busy, but he always makes it up to

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them, right? And this year's special surprise is a new phone. But, while

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Santa has gone through his fair share of phones throughout the years, the only

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thing he hates more than switching phones is deciding which phone to switch

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to, which is why I, >> [clears throat] >> Santa, [music]

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won't be picking their phones. My kids will. Now, there are some restrictions.

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They can't have a golden iPhone, for instance, but I also didn't want to

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influence their choices. So, I hired a living wage elf to gather up all the

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best options, then help my son and youngest daughter make a decision. Then,

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because ultimately it is, after all, Santa's credit card on the line, before

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they check out, I want to at least see what they settled on. Just like I want

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There are only two real rules for my elf. One, I love my kids enough to get

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them a phone, but not enough to buy them just any flagship they want. So, 2,000

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Canadian rubles is the max. It's about 1,400 freedom bucks. And that ties in

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closely with number two. Every option that our elf presents needs to support

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at least 5 years of both operating system and security updates.

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Unfortunately, that does rule out some, admittedly, pretty cool niche products,

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but as you can see from my son's phone here, I don't like replacing my kids'

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devices any more often than I absolutely have to. I view device costs on a yearly

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basis with my budget working out to a little under $300 a year. And if they

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break it before then, then they can get a job and buy themselves a new one.

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That's the deal. That left us with these options. They're

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allowed as much time as they want and can ask any questions they want except

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for the cost. I don't want them to pick the most expensive one just because it's

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more expensive. [music] I'd be really surprised if my son goes for an iPhone.

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Not because an iPhone is bad, but because he's coming from Android, he's

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perfectly happy with it, and unlike the girls, he doesn't use any iDevices in

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his daily life. My daughter, on the other hand, regularly uses an iPad Pro

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for sketching, and I wouldn't be surprised if she wanted to go for something like an iPhone Air just

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because it's so handleable. I mean, she's got

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her dad-size hands. Foldable screens are super cool, but I pretty much guarantee

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that my son takes the S25, and my daughter, I'm between the Flip and the

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iPhone Air. I don't think either of them even knows what a pixel is. Okay. Santa has decided

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to get you guys a phone for Christmas. Okay? Have you guys looked into any type

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of phone you want so far? >> No. No. [music] This will be great then.

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You have a phone currently, right? What

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Holy cow, what did you What did you do to that thing? He took the case off and

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then he dropped it. Yeah. Like father, like son. It's a

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OnePlus 6T. Okay. So, kind of old. So,

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this is going to be a very big upgrade for you. And you don't have a phone, do you? That one's basically mine. But this

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will be like your first phone then, basically. Yeah. Obviously, your dad has

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tried many phones over the years. Has he ever talked to you

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>> of them. Yeah, he gets a new phone every like week.

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Has he talked to you at all about his choices? Nope. Nope. How about we start

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with Google. How did it being under a certain

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dollar amount and receiving updates for 5 years just leave us with seven

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options? While there's a lot of phone companies out there, not a lot of them

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promise 5 years of updates. Sometimes they promise two or three years and then

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also some premium phones like you know your dad's foldable one that is more

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than the dollar amount. So you're not going to get any super fancy phones. So

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this is like kind of fancy but not. Let's just say you guys will be some of

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the coolest kids in schools with these phones but you're not going to be the

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coolest. >> school cuz we're not allowed. I like [music] that. That's that's good. We're

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going to start with our Google phones though. Okay, there's two options. There's the Pixel 10 and there's [music]

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the Pixel 10 Pro. Okay. >> What makes this Pro is the screen is a

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little bit better quality. So if you're watching like a movie or something,

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it'll look a little bit better. It has less battery life which maybe doesn't

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make it as Pro. >> It's like barely any. >> It is I it's you're right. It is so

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close you guys probably wouldn't notice it. The cameras though on this one are a

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lot better. So basically this is just better. Yes, but the colors are

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different. But that doesn't matter. >> How about you each get one? You can

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start with the Pixel 10. I got the better one. Start poking around. Oh, it's so smooth.

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That's because these have 120 hertz screens. Your phone probably has a 60

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hertz screen. So for gaming, this [music] is going to

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be a lot better. I don't know how much you game on your phone.

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>> [laughter] >> Going right into the photos. What?

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>> [laughter] >> Look at how good this camera is. Mine doesn't even load. There's no back

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button. Oh, yes. So because it's a newer version of Android, you could add those

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buttons at the bottom but Android has gestures. So if you just like swipe to

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go back. Oh. >> You can always go back. So you're like, "Oh, I want to go to the home screen or

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something." Okay, we're going to switch then. Are you going to take the same photo?

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Being Santa's helper is hard [laughter] work. Which camera looks better? Do you think

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this this one looks better? Why do you think it looks better? Like more detail.

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Oh yeah, there's the photo. Can you bring the photo back up? Oh yeah, you're more zoomed in on this one too. Way more

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zoomed in. >> enhanced by anything? Well It looks like

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it's Google's magic, Samsung's magic, or Apple's. In terms of the colors, which

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colors do you like? I don't even care. It's It's the color. It doesn't matter.

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That's a big selling feature for people though. How? It has a G on the back.

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Sorry, you don't like it cuz it has a G on the back?

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I I unfortunately will not be able to remove that for you. Okay, we're going

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to put these ones to the side. How about we look at Apple phones next? Ew.

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>> [laughter] >> These are the iPhones that you can

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choose from. There's the base iPhone 17, and then there's the iPhone Air, which

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the selling point of the Air is it is crazy crazy thin. But that like

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doesn't even matter. >> style. Yeah. You're going to put a case

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on it, which is going to make it thicker. I can see why Linus didn't want

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to do this now. He just wants me to do this. Dad was supposed to be here.

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Whoa, uh this just got really awkward. Um no, no, he's he's busy.

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He's uh he's at the North Pole. No, he's not. Yeah, he's probably driving home

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right now. >> [laughter] >> It's apps are weird. It's apps are

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weird. Why do you think say they're weird? What's weird about them? No, I want to know. They look weird.

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I'll [clears throat] show you. Yeah, I want to see. >> Look. They look weird compared to I couldn't

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even tell what this is without reading it. This is actually a really good

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camera. It is a very good camera. I think that the iPhone camera's that's

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definitely one of the selling features for them. I like actually don't even use

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my camera though, so. What do you use your phone for then? You

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don't game on it, you don't use your camera. What do you use your phone for?

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Messaging people. Messaging people. >> Discord. My Discord, okay.

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>> he uses it for. Now I'm starting to get upset. Why is your dad buying you a

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phone if all you use it for is Discord? I don't know.

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Business expense. >> [laughter]

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>> Okay, what do you use your phone for? Do you take lots of photos?

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Do Do how thin it is? No. No, why not?

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Cuz it's weird. It's weird and it also makes

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>> holding a really thick phone. That's fair. It also has a really big

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camera bump, but >> Also, this thingy is on the side instead

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of like all on one side. Oh, you're talking about how the volume is on one

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side and then the power button is on the other. Do you not like that? You like

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them all on one side. Yeah. You want to trade? >> to see that one. All right, we'll trade.

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It's kind of nice that it's really thin. It feels nice it's thin, right?

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>> It is very light. The downside of it being this thin is you get one camera,

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you get less battery, you get,

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you know, less [music] phone. The times you would notice the

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What? So, what you just did is you tapped two iPhones together

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>> [music] >> and if they were fully set up with all your information, you would have just shared your contact information. One of

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the benefits of having an Apple device is if your friends have Apple devices,

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you can kind of mingle together better, whether that's through iMessage

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>> friends have a phone. I'll see you then. >> If any Yeah, someone's a phone number

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like it's Yeah, but like this is this is

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convenient. You're like, "Oh, you have an iPhone?" You both get your phone number now. But

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I already have all the phone numbers of all my friends. Do you guys like these

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ones so far better than the Google ones we looked at? Just because these are

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Apple, I like the other ones better. Why? Why do you hate Apple? I don't

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know. I just do. The whole point of doing this experiment [music] without

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your dad was so that his vibes wouldn't rub off on you. Well, he's kind of my

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dad and I kind of live with him. Oh, one really cool feature of the iPhone you

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guys might like is actually the selfie cam. I don't again, I don't know how how many

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I've like never taken a selfie. Well, guess what? We're going to do one today.

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If it's just you, if I step out of the frame, you notice how it's kind of

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zoomed in on you? Yeah. If I was like, "Hey, I want to take a picture with

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you." You notice how it kind of crops and zooms better? It's kind of cool,

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right? We're going to go to our last batch, which is the Samsung phones. [music] But this is like the worst

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direction it can fold because if you fold it this way, you can you can

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multitask. Yeah. Sure. On the plus side,

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if you guys were just using the outer screen, sometimes it's good to just check, "Oh, I got a quick notification.

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I can ignore that." We got to look at the other phones, too. Okay. The other

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Samsung phones we have is the S25 and the S25 Edge. Okay? The difference

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between this one, bit bigger, but it also kind of goes for that Apple

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Air look. It's really, really thin, so it means it's a lot lighter.

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This one, though, will again have a bigger battery, and it has more cameras,

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even though this one has a better camera. So, you guys can take a look at

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these ones. I think this one's just better. It has a big, better resolution. It

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does. It does have I think this is our highest resolution out of all of the

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phones today. So, one of the things about the folding phone that you'll need to be a little concerned about is it's

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not very good with dust or water. So, if you're someone who pulls your

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phone out when you're outside, maybe when it's raining a little bit, or if

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you put it in your pocket and has lint at all, it could damage the phone. Ew.

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What? A whole bunch of weird dots. You're right, actually. It does do some

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enhancing to his face that the other cameras didn't, and I would say it

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it definitely doesn't actually do justice to that. It makes it almost look

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like he has goosebumps all over his face, which the other

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phones doesn't, and you definitely don't. You're going to delete that photo. You didn't really didn't like it.

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Okay. This one, I think I'm taking this one over this one cuz it's bigger. Mhm.

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Okay. The resolution's better. Yep. You know, all that good stuff. Do you think

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this is your top pick so far out of like all of the phones?

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Probably cuz I put my phone in like water all the time.

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Wait, you've dropped a phone in water? Yeah.

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What? We've got all of the phones back out here now. So far, you said your

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frontrunner is the S25 Edge. Yeah.

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Give me your reasons as to why. Bigger screen. Okay. Better quality

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screen. Which out of these ones is maybe your favorite right now? I like that

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one. It has a lot of battery. It has a lot of battery. That's right. This one

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does have a pretty battery. I think >> Their phone runs out a lot. You guys

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have to make a decision today, otherwise Santa's going to get really mad at me.

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And then for you, are you leaning towards this one?

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Kind of. Kind of. >> I prefer this phone though. You prefer this one though, too.

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>> as me. You guys can both get the same one. I just have one for today.

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But you guys when your dad orders them or when Santa makes them When dad orders

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them. When Santa makes them When dad orders them. From Santa. When he orders

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them from Santa, he can order two. >> When he orders them from where whatever

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phone shop they're from. >> Okay. Well, >> [music] >> I don't know. Maybe. Are you you keep

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going back to this one? I don't know. Do you like how thin it is? Cuz you that

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was like the first thing you mentioned when you picked it up, right? >> It's kind of thin. >> It's kind of thin. You keep picking up

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and playing with this one. These are both the thinnest phones that we have

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cuz the S25 Edge was Samsung's attempt at like a really, really thin phone. But

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then we have the same phone. Like that's just weird. It's not weird. Yes,

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thankfully, there's two different colors.

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>> Okay. Sure. I don't care what color I have, so. Me either, but white's better.

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>> Very interesting. You guys both settled on the exact same phone.

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Do you think your dad is going to be happy, disappointed? He would be proud

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for not picking Apple. >> Okay. [laughter] Remind me, what was your predictions

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again? I thought my daughter could go for the iPhone Air or the Flip 7. There's no way

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that my son's going to go for a gimmick. I think he would see it as a personal

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point of pride to go for something that's a pretty normal phone.

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So, I think there's no way that he went with anything other than the S25. Okay.

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They both actually picked the same phone. So, you're going to have to go out and buy another one. What? Yes.

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>> Hold on. Hold on. This throws me for a loop.

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We had a 10 and a 10 Pro. 10.

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They actually didn't like it. Your daughter said, "I don't like the G on the back."

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>> [laughter] >> And I was like, "You can put a case on it." So, she ruled it out because of the

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G. [laughter] They both didn't pick Google then. Okay.

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>> Cuz if your daughter didn't like the G, those are out. Not a top G.

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Can't blame her. Shoot, this is hard.

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You're like nervous cuz there's like a 40% chance they both just picked iPhone.

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if they had done any research going into this because I use Family Link to manage

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their app access and screen time. To my knowledge, it's not available on iPhone.

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>> That would have been crazy. So if they were like

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super smart, they might have both gone iPhones, but I'm going to say they

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didn't. Okay. You are correct, but your

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boy was very close to picking the Air. Really? Him? Yes. He had the other one

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that they ended up picking, but he kept playing with the Air.

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>> It really is sexy, isn't it? >> And I kept calling him out. I was like,

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"You haven't put that one down yet." He's like, "It's It's just really thin.

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It like feels good." So that was a very close possibility.

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That makes me wonder if maybe the S25

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Edge also had his attention, but if

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we're being honest, the Edge is not as sexy as the Air. It's a thin brick. I'm

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going to say they didn't care about the gimmick of the flip. They played with

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it. They thought it was cool. They did not pick it. I think they both went Edge. Correct. Really?

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>> They both picked the Edge. That's funny. It's not what I would pick. When I

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presented all the other gimmicks or the offers of the other phones, they just

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couldn't care. It seemed that this one gave them the comfort in the hand, the

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higher quality screen, and ultimately, it was just a phone. It didn't fold. It

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wasn't Apple. They just wanted a phone.

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But I was very shocked at how close your boy was to picking the Air. Really?

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Yeah. Ultimately, the reason he didn't was he said, "My dad wouldn't want me

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to." What? Yes. >> I wouldn't you care. >> I I tried to tell them that you weren't

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here to make a decision, but then they tried to flip that on me as you

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abandoned them. And [laughter] And I was like, "Woah, woah, what do you

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mean?" They're like, "Why isn't daddy here?" And I was like, "Okay, I don't like this conversation anymore."

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Elijah's your new dad. Sorry to break it to you this way, kids.

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Please, no. >> [laughter] >> But you wanted kids so badly, though.

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That's why I had a vasectomy. Nice.

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>> [laughter] >> Okay, any anyway >> what else has no balls?

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