Having just wrapped on an in-house demonstration video teased in the above image, I have a newfound respect for the filming process. The video is currently being edited with the final touches by my brother, who is attending film school. We were excited to use him as a resource and put his fresh skills to the test, but more importantly, to make the best out of what we gave him to work with! The demonstration video spotlights our new product, featured in last week's Burnie & Les comic.

We'll be featuring the video here next week, but in the meantime, I have something to share that's a bit more irrelevant to tide you over until then; a unique and humorous short film [7:09] I came across a couple of weeks ago, published by The New York Times.

In 2010, the Cuyahoga County Recorder's Office in Ohio was sued when it decided to charge $2 per page for photocopies of public documents. The following scene is a deposition from that court case. The dialogue in this reenactment is presented verbatim (this actually happened!).