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If you know what, that would work. It definitely would. You can press digits on the watch. In the corner, you press the corner and it will bring up the number pad. So you can press those, pound and star and all the numbers. So yeah, you could definitely use a service like that. But then you're going to be using, you're going to be like you're making a phone call the whole time. You're out in the woods, you know, listening to music through your watch. I'm not sure how long the battery would last if you were in a consistent phone call, like for an hour or two. I don't think the battery endurance, the battery's not very big. But it's a nice big color screen. And the one I have is like it's sapphire crystal for the display. And I've like accidentally brushed it up against concrete and it's never scratched. Like I've hit it against the wall while I was walking, never had an issue with the glass. I mean they're very durable. And the outside of it is made of titanium so I mean they're nice, right? A lot better than anything we get back in the day when it came to watches. I mean I had a calculator watch when I was in like the fifth grade. Had all the buttons of a calculator on the bottom of it and then the screen above it. That was a wristwatch, man. That was high-tech back in the day. And I could even record little 10-second voice clips into it. They sounded like, you know, real robotic but you could still do it.