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But like they should still companies as their past are indeed to the early adopters, they should still keep current models available at a lower price so they can continue to help people. But they don't do that. Like those glasses I've been wanting for the last what, three years now, those video glasses. Five, six hundred bucks? No, can't do that. But, you know, I just don't get it. They don't keep the previous models out. Like they've got the Rainier Air 3S now, and I've been following them since the Rainier Air, like the original model, but they don't sell that one. They don't sell the 2, they don't sell the 2S. They don't sell the, well, they still sell the 3 and the 3S and the 3 Pro, but they don't lower the prices on them. Like it seems like the prices are going up in this tech all the time. And I figured, wait a couple of years, you know, the price will come down. But no, they haven't. They've gotten higher with the new models that are coming out. The prices go higher, the old models are not available. So you're not getting it when you wait for a while now, like, you know, you thought you would, you know, or like everything was, you know, back in the day, you know, you just wait for an older model. But no older models. So they're starting to get real greedy, I think, with these companies. And they don't care who their products could help or benefit, they just see dollar signs. And that's unfortunate. But yeah, the AI thing, I know I went off a bit of a tangent there. AI is going to take over the world, whether we like it or not. Jobs, careers, they got robots now. They got, you know, instead of waiters, they put food on a little robot tray, and it goes right to your table. And there's like so much of this stuff being specifically designed to eliminate humans out of the workforce and make things deeper, essentially, overall for employers and companies and things like that. I don't like it. I do like the tech, don't get me wrong, but I don't like how it's muscling people out of their jobs. I really don't. They took their jobs. Go ahead, Greg.