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Product Highlight: 3M Worktunes Headphones

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2 days at work, 6 landscape Construction sites, 1 big problem plus an Abandoned House? vlog #0003

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The landscaper talks about his unexpected appearance in a 3M 'Worktunes Connect Wireless Hearing Protector' commercial. He reviews the product, highlighting its Bluetooth wireless technology, noise reduction (24 dB NRR), and high-fidelity speakers. He praises their effectiveness for noise protection and listening to music while working but notes their sensitivity can make phone calls difficult due to background noise. He later spots the headphones featured on packaging at Costco, unaware of their retail presence.

Goal: Understand the features and practical application of industrial hearing protection with integrated audio.

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He knows what we're looking at. I have no clue. You want to hear something crazy? I was on an TV commercial NBC primetime during the New England Patriots game and I had no clue. This is the TV commercial. I've only seen it on my phone. [music] Somebody just said, "Hey, I saw you on a TV commercial." Like, "No way." And then there's a display at Costco. I didn't know this existed. Literally no clue that this existed. Check this out. I'm in Costco. I found them. I couldn't even buy these if I wanted to because I don't have a membership here. I couldn't I had literally no clue they did this. Look at I'm on the package. It is so cool. And I'm like You're in the commercial, too? Jake's in the commercial, too. commercial for? Worktunes. 3M Worktunes. I They're actually it's a good product. I use them. I use them to this day. I use them every single time I go to the gym. I use them when I'm out mowing. I use them when I'm running equipment. The only thing I don't like about them is cuz you can answer your phone with them. The only thing I don't like about them is they're too sensitive. So, like when the phone rings and I want to talk and still run equipment, I can hear the equipment in the background as much as I can hear the conversation. It would be nice if they would eliminate all the background noise. I guess for 50 bucks they can't do that, but that beats Colton's Dr. Dre's any day of the week. I've never tried them yet. I'd like to try a set out, you Well, maybe if you were as cool as me. Maybe. If I had my face on the package, I'd get that. God damn. [laughter] All right, where are we off to first, Tim? We're going to go and check out Apple Valley. I was down there earlier, but the final drive is leaking on the key 180, so I figured I'd go check that out before any major damage happens to that. Maybe [snorts] it's a seal right now or it's $3,500. That sucks. So, it's leaking more you run it, I guess. Well, that's what the mechanic said when I was talking to him. Brad? Yep. Might uh destroy the housing and then it's a big bigger project. Yeah. All right, well, good good call shutting that down. Mark it and see what it is first. He's coming out tomorrow. He's coming out tomorrow. Come on. 8:30 he's going to pull it apart and diagnose it. All right, we were having a conversation on these Ford F-250 dually truck the other

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