The program is called The Edit, a service that lives exclusively via text. Everyday you are sent a text inquiring about a daily vinyl selection. You text "Yes" if you want the record, and it’s shipped right to you. It’s as simple as that. The service is free, but the vinyl isn’t (market value is on a case by case basis), and if your phone plan has limited texts (if that’s still a thing), then perhaps this isn’t the service for you. It’s especially problematic for those of us who may text "YES!" to everything. However, if you exercise some restraint and are adamant about curating a specialized collection, then something like The Edit will be the ideal asset for building your vinyl empire. And sure, these people don’t know you, but your texts conversations will give them an idea of your tastes. As The Edit suggests vinyl daily, you can reply with a LIKE or DISLIKE for the selection. Eventually you and your vinyl subscription service will become the best of friends. It’s an unconventional way to feed a classic addiction, but for some that’s the ultimate fix. Give it a shot and let us know how it works out. We’re not touching it though, for budgetary reasons.