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I love technology, man. It really does a lot to help out and be assistive. That's for dang well sure. I mean, even being able to just not even have to get up and look for a light switch now. You gotta have someone's up for you, obviously. I suppose if you're blind completely, you're not worried about light switches. You're not worried about lights. But all the stuff here, like for instance, is all voice controllable. So you can tell it, you know, certain light bulbs turn on or off or dim or change color. And then you get all these other devices that link in with that system. But then when your internet goes out for even a short period of time, you can't use any of it. But now I'm looking into this home control software that you can put on a computer and just have that computer sitting on your network so you'll always be able to, or home assistant, sorry, so you can always control your stuff even if your internet is out, which is absolutely awesome. I haven't gotten to setting it up yet. But apparently it will work with all my light bulbs and the vacuum and the smart displays and the projection system and all that kind of stuff. I need to get these blinds. They're like automated. They can go up and down on their own. They've got an app. They pair on your phone and completely black out your windows. So right now I've got a blanket, like a dark colored blanket hung up. But I've got blinds on the window too. You don't see the blanket from outside. You see it from inside though. And I'd like to get those blinds that can go up and down and link to your smart home system. So then when you tell it to turn on the projector, the blinds automatically go down. You can get them too. They're not cheap, but you can get them.