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I got out at some point, because I don't even have... See, that's the thing, I don't have... Camera bites blow my mind. Because I'm just thinking several gigs is good enough, and I've never even used a solid-state one before either. So, I guess all the newer stuff is like, just loads a lot faster instead of like, almost forever. This is repeater station kilo kilo 7, November, Quebec, November All-Star node 6222. What they're good for is like, high resolution video. That's what you're going to be doing with a solid-state drive, or why you would need one. You know, audio and stuff, you'd never need that. But if you're loading like, games that have got like, Blu-ray, ED quality graphics to them, stuff like that, and I mean, if you want it to load pretty as fast as possible, or if you're editing a video and you've got like, clips from 20 or 30 other videos that are lined up in your timeline, you need to transcode that into a new video file. That's when you need the SSDs and the, you know, 32 gigs of RAM and all of this kind of stuff, and like, Thunderbolt 5, and you know, instead of USB, you can use Thunderbolt, which is like, incredibly fast, we're talking 8 gigabits per second over a little cable on Thunderbolt 5.