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It's 2026. We have self-driving cars... but I'm still wearing pads for bladder leaks? My granddaughter moved to Phoenix for college last year. ASU. Arizona State. She kept begging me to visit. "Granny, you HAVE to come see Arizona. It's so different from back home." So I flew out from Virginia in January to escape the cold and spend a week with her. First day there, she's bouncing around all excited. "Granny, we're taking a Waymo to lunch. You're gonna LOVE this." I had no idea what she was talking about. We're standing on the corner near campus, and she pulls out her phone. A few minutes later, a car pulls up. No driver. The front seat is just... empty. "Get in!" she says, opening the back door. I'm looking around like... is this a prank? But no. The car is driving itself. Down the street. Through traffic. Making turns. Perfectly. I'm sitting in the back seat of a robot car in Phoenix, Arizona. And I'm thinking... this is INSANE. We're living in the future. Self-driving cars are just casually picking people up like Ubers. My granddaughter is laughing at my face. Taking videos. "Granny's first Waymo!" Then we hit a speed bump. And I felt it. That little leak. And I'm sitting there in my pad, trying not to shift too much, hoping it doesn't soak through to my pants. In a self-driving car. In 2026. And I got MAD. We can put cars on the road that drive themselves. We can have video calls with people on the other side of the planet. But I'M still wearing the same bulky, uncomfortable pads my mother used? The same ones that shift around, chafe my skin, and leak anyway? The same disposable garbage that costs me $40 every month and ends up in a landfill? THAT'S the best solution we have for bladder leaks in 2026? There are no Waymos back home in Virginia. But you know what we DO have? The same terrible pads they've had for 40 years. I don't think so. When I got back home, I did what any angry grandma does. I Googled. "Better solution than pads for bladder leaks." And that's when I found Everdries. Leakproof underwear that actually look and feel like regular underwear. They have this liner built right in that absorbs up to 27 times its weight in liquid. So when I sneeze, cough, or laugh? Nothing gets through to my clothes. I ordered a 5-pack. And honestly? I was skeptical. How is UNDERWEAR going to be better than pads that are literally designed for this? But I tried them. And I haven't bought pads since. They're soft. Comfortable. They stay in place all day. I can wear them for 12 hours without changing them. They're machine washable, so I just rotate through my 5 pairs all week. I no longer have to spend more than $40 a month on disposable pads. …Or deal with rashes from adhesive strips. …OR feel like I'm wearing a diaper. I'm 68 years old. I've seen rotary phones turn into smartphones. I've watched the internet get invented. I just rode in a self-driving car in Phoenix. And FINALLY... finally... there's a better solution for bladder leaks. If we can figure out how to make cars drive themselves, we can definitely figure out better underwear. And someone did. Everdries are 50% off right now. $59.95 for a 5-pack that'll last you all year. Tap the button on this video or go to everdries.com. It's 2026. You don't have to wear your grandmother's pads anymore. There is a better solution for your bladder leaks, and that is Everdries.