Hi guys, thanks for your fun banter. Nice to hear you talking each other out of breaking things.😁 I’m a 9Werks listener. Heard you on their podcast a few weeks ago and I’m in the process of listening to your previous episodes to catch up. I’ve been eagerly awaiting the 992 Speedster. I think the GT3 S/C is what we’re getting instead. I like that you don’t have to get out of the car to put the top up. I live in Iowa, where it can be sunny one minute and a deluge the next. I suppose it’s that way in Minnesota too. I think they should have named the car differently. As you said, the GT3 is the track car. I’d think of it as an S/C-R. Anyway, I’m looking forward to the next episode!

Hello guys! Bob from Iowa here (Instagram @lovethetwisties). Thanks for another fun episode. Andy, when I was looking for a car in 2020, I struggled over whether I should get a 981 Spyder. It came down to the fact that I know I'm lazy enough that if there's a chance that it will rain I'd just keep the top up. Then why have a convertible? And, I worry about getting the interior soaked by a sudden downpour. I ended up getting a 981 Boxster GTS. No sexy boot humps, but the automatic insulated roof, the sound (oh, the sound!) and the way it drives give me all the fizz I need. I suggest a drive in one if you can, in a manual car if you can find one. Enjoy your search! Also, for James, we use an app called "Ride with GPS" to navigate on our tours. Initially made for bicycle touring, it works really well for cars too. Also, since I'm in your part of the world, are the "Porsches and Pancakes" events open to anyone with a Porsche? We visit the twin cities from time to time and would love to include a stop there as part of a weekend trip. Thanks!