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Cool stuff, man. Yep. The, the, the, the, you're using Android, so Samsung would be the best watch for you to go with. And they do track everything, just like the one it does, except they're round. Instead of being a square face, it's round. But it's meant to work in a Samsung environment, right? Same thing like if you had a laptop, a tablet, and phone. If all of it is Samsung, then you got a really cool ecosystem. They all work really well with your phone. They work really, really well together. And the same thing with Apple. So, the Apple devices, they work really, really well together. Like, for instance, my Apple Watch unlocks my Mac. But if I'm in sleep mode, like if my watch switched to the sleep focus, which it does at 10 in the evening, well, quarter to 10 in the evening, then it doesn't unlock my Mac. Which is really cool, because if I went to bed, you know, if I was letting someone in the house use my computer throughout the day, let's say, and I'm sat in the same room, and the computer locks, and they go to unlock it, they don't need the password. The watch will just unlock the Mac by itself. But then once I go to bed, and if someone was in my living room, they couldn't just unlock my Mac and use it. Or the watch wouldn't unlock the Mac while the watch is in sleep mode, which I think is an awesome feature for security and whatnot. And the same thing with my phone. I'm supposed to be able to keep my phone unlocked with the watch, but that doesn't really work right. I don't know. For some reason, it just doesn't work right. It keeps either wanting my face or a PIN number. I don't know. Maybe it can only unlock one device or keep one device unlocked at a point. I don't know. Anyway, we're going to Rick next to K9 PFD. It's all you, man. Do you wear a watch? What about you? What is it? What do you use it for?