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basically just handed that business straight to Android. If they'd stayed in, there could have been other non-Android things. And then companies like Samsung really embraced it. But yeah, it's interesting. Samsung phone is what I've owned several of them back to back for years now. And they tried developing their own infrastructure within Android. And now they seem to be back walking it, keeping like their messaging services and other things over to Google. I don't know if it's a white flag of surrender. But yeah, it's quite interesting to see how some of these devices work within the Android infrastructure and their overlays. Well, Patrick, we will catch you. And Tom, I'm sure this evening on the All NodesNet 6PM Pacific, that's 9PM Eastern here on Node 51018 and Connect.