How do they even begin looking for that stuff?

Right.

So obviously, and I know you've been covering this not just today, but for the last probably 12 days, the Nancy Guthrie scandal.

alleged abduction going on in Tucson so this is a tragic story across the board but from a tech perspective yeah it's been it's been really interesting and frustrating I'm sure for the authorities because yeah to your point so Nancy Guthrie had a Google Nest branded video doorbell where like ring and blink You can buy the doorbell for whatever it is, $150.

But a lot of people don't know that it's free to chat live with somebody over video, like through your phone, even if you're not at home.

But should you want to go back in time, you have to pay for that.

That is a subscription that is optional.

But I mean, the concept and then the fury with which they took off.

Or at the very least, you had to buy a dongle that fit your lightning port or your USB-C and then that you could plug your headphones into that.

Well, I think it's part of a larger trend to become a little bit more analog.

There are those who feel like it's kitschy and it's retro, and they'll buy a flip phone or an instant film camera.

But then there are those who it's not the fact that it's stylish or trendy or retro.

They just think it's analog.

better than the way we've been, you know, the path that we've been going down these days.

So, yeah, and then you're starting to see celebrities now wearing wired earbuds on social media, and that's helping to fuel the trend.

How do you keep them out of the bedroom?

Seger is

timeless.

I'm partial to him.

No, I've got very eclectic tastes.

I listen to EDM.

I listen to pop.

I listen to classical.

we're bringing this up because I see this as one of those offshoots of technology where, yes, it's possible that we can do this, but do we really need it or should we really do it? The Galaxy Z tri-fold