Word processor

Anyway...

It's intermission time, and it was a really good segue, actually, we could have gone into Olivetti and word processing, because I was going to do a segue into this.

Let's do that in a second.

But, unfortunately, we went into World War II, and now it's gone on a whole different thing, so...

And everyone kind of wanted to imitate that, right? And one of the things that they had built for many years before that was typewriters and precision machinery of various kinds.

Yeah.

they became like big in the word processor kind of area i think the main the main word processor kind of um names in the entire world were like ibm and olivetti i think i can't really think of like who else it would be other than the monotype and linotype corporation all that kind of various things that they had like the big uh buy-in from everyone And that got me thinking, Adam, about word processing as a concept.

I mean, when you do word processing, do you use a computer or do you use a word processor, a device made by a company like Olivetti? Or do you use a more modern type of word processor specific device of some kind? Or have you used one of those recently?