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Yeah, well, yeah, it's part of it I'm kind of starting over and then yeah, well, it's like a Walkman because even at my school where I work, I don't do the stuff the students do with their phones, right? Like sighted people, I honestly think sighted people and blind people use the phones differently. For me, it's just listening to stuff and there's only so much of that I can do before I, you know, need to go to sleep. But they're happy be scrolling on Facebook and the rest of it and it wouldn't even occur to them to listen to anything. They say, Kevin what are you doing with your phone? And I say, I'm listening to Ottawa Now on iHeart. Oh man, that's boring. You should be doing what we're doing. No, I like doing what I'm doing. So see, we don't even connect and then they have, you know, they're heat scoring themselves out with their teachers. I would imagine if I was them that That wouldn't happen to me because I can pretty much just say what I'm doing. And then that won't happen. But I'll be damned if I have to have customs go through my phone because I don't do none of that stuff. So it's like, you know, I don't think that would go very well. But then I'm not being screened in that process because I'm not going to the states. I guess that's a moot point. But yeah, it's a media center for me. That's why I say Walkman, right? Like things that you listen to. Because I listen to a few things on, say like TuneIn or iHeart. And then I got a billion podcasts that I've never caught up with, right? Little 20 minute, 40 minute little things that I can listen to. And then that's pretty much it, right? You know, take the headphones off, go to sleep. But these people, they'll scroll, they'll mindlessly scroll on Facebook. I guess if that's your thing that's your thing. I just don't do that. So I think it's a stereotype to say that only people use the phone for one thing. You use it for a lot of things. But it's always this one thing that people scrutiny for.