Well in all fairness, the TV draws, what 10 watts or something stupid like 
that.  Back in the day, light bulbs would draw at least 40, sometimes 60 watts, 
and the big bad boys drew 100! 😊  

 

Kinda the same way I feel about IPv6.  Why give a customer a /48, when they 
will just use maybe one /64.  Its wasteful, they would be using .00001% of what 
they were given, and therefore 99.9999% is wasted.  This occurred before, when 
we handed out /8s like crack.  I do understand the size but STILL, just is 
wasted.     I still go around my house, turn off lights, yes they are LED, but 
still do it.  I still yell at my son when he leaves a door open.     As far as 
fido and cats needing sound, umm. Mine sleep all day unless a leaf blows past 
the window then they are barking at it, and the cat never moved.  

 

Lol 

 

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From: AF <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Ken Hohhof
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2026 6:44 PM
To: 'AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group' <[email protected]>
Subject: [AFMUG] I must be from the wrong generation

 

I remember my parents telling us to turn off lights when we left the room, and 
to close the front door rather than ā€œair conditioning the outsideā€.

 

Now I get customers who leave a TV streaming all day for the dogs while they’re 
gone.  That irks me because it seems wasteful.  They have excuses when I 
suggest playing a radio or telling Alexa to play music.  I mean, if it was 
cats, probably they watch the video and play with the birds and strings and 
stuff.  But supposedly the dogs just want something to listen to.  We have a 
cattle feed lot customer that plays a radio in the barns for the cows, but 
radio is apparently good enough for cows.

 

Internet is now something we don’t worry about wasting, like leaving a light on 
or a faucet running.

 

I guess I wouldn’t care if I didn’t get tech support calls about the app on the 
Firestick not running all day and they get home and there’s no TV for the dogs. 
 What am I going to say, give the dogs our number and have them call in when it 
happens?  OK, Fido, have you tried unplugging it and plugging it back in again?

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