
When I first got my hands on a Google Home Mini, it was through a deal my phone company had on; I was gifted a ton of extra swag for buying a new phone.
I thought it would be great in our living room, where we could control the lamps with just our voices.
I had some more credit for swag so asked for a second one— and this one was going to change everything. Because I decided to put it in the bedroom I share with my husband.
No longer would my husband and I compete for who could hop into bed faster, leaving the slowpoke to turn off the bedside lamp that was further than an arms-reach away.
So yes, essentially, this all began because I was looking for ways to become even more lazier than I am today. Isn’t consumerism grand?
But oh, that Google Home in our bedroom would become so much more than just a voice-activated light switch.
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You know how, when you want to ‘get down to it’, there are certain sensory things you like to have in place first?
Like nice background music and sexy add-ons that just ‘up’ the atmosphere.
Google Home has you covered.
I recently returned from a five day business trip, and my husband was on his lunch break and just happened to be down the road running an errand.
He hadn’t seen me since I got home, and we were both skittish for some good lovin’.
He texted me asking, “Activate Sexy Time?”
I replied with an eggplant emoji.
It was on.
Google Home is a massive time saver.
A two-minute drive away, I was informed by my husband that we had to be quick.
Only two minutes to prep for some nookie, with a few hours of plane on me?
Challenge accepted.
I raced upstairs, and while bursting through the master bedroom, called out, “Hey Google, Activate Sexy Time.”
Immediately, Google began to initiate a sequence of tasks that I had pre-programmed with my husband months ago, in jest.
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we're traumatising our poor robots.
If Siri was there, it could have been a foursome - so to speak.