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It also has a VR headset called the Vision Pro. It's very expensive. It's like $3,500. It's like $4,000. Plenty of attaches on it. And if you're using a Mac or you're in the Mac ecosystem, that apparently is the thing to have. But it's so damn expensive that it's priced outreach or it's priced out of reach for a lot of people. And yeah, but in regard to glasses, I'm not sure. Do we got to get down, buddy? I'm doing something here on the desk. Yeah, they have a headset, kind of like the MetaQuest. I actually have one of those here now, Gray. I've had it for the last couple of weeks. It's the MetaQuest 2. And that one does have adjustments for your eye spacing, so you can clarify it. You know, it kind of moves the eyes apart or closer together, diopters or whatever you call it. And the newest one can actually move the lens in and out and left to right. You can really fine tune it. You should never wear glasses with the MetaQuest, especially the MetaQuest 2. A little less especially, but still especially, there are inserts that you can get for those headsets. There are lenses that go over the other lenses. They just snap in. Different companies make them. That's what you should get because the MetaQuest and MetaQuest 2 use Fresnel lenses. And if you scratch one of those, it's going to mess your field of view up. And that's what glasses will do. If the frame of your glasses hits one of those Fresnel, do it. You got to get down, buddy. Everything on the desk goes with them. Yeah, the new MetaQuest 3 and 3S, they use pancake lenses as opposed to Fresnel's, which give a better picture, a wider field of view, and better edge clarity. Brother-in-law has one of those, the MetaQuest 3S. And he loves it. And it has color passthrough. So the MetaQuest and Quest 2 have black and white passthrough, which you can see your surroundings, but it's in black and white, which is still fun. I was able to read my phone while I was in the headset and look at stuff on my desk and pick up things that were around my desk. Plus, you can bring things into your virtual environment that are physical, like a coffee table, or your desk, or your computer monitors. It's very cool. That technology is very cool. And they've made it now so you can grab ahold of the edge of a window in VR and pull it really close. Like if you've got a vision problem, you can actually grab the window and physically move it toward you in the MetaQuest, Quest 2, and Quest 3. So lots of cool stuff. I just got three shots while I was at the pharmacy.