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Regarding Burton
In which I answer the burning question on three peoples' minds: what's up with the blue robot behind my chair?
I forgot to mention on the video the reason why the robots are named Burton, Morgan, and Sorbo. All of them are inside jokes from years back. Morgan is named after my future wife, Morgan Webb. Sorbo is a joke where several friends of mine have accused me of having a simmering man-crush on Hercules actor Kevin Sorbo, and Burton is named after Jack Burton, the driver of the Pork Chop Express from my favorite movie, Big Trouble in Little China.
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