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KC8OLL

type things that make, they're getting better and better and better every day when it comes to descriptions for people who are blind. So I'm like a kid playing with an employee and the thing about that new toy is that it's getting updated. I've got a couple of apps on my phone. My computer has got some AI stuff on it and I've got a pair of Ray-Ban Metaglass. So I've been keeping busy. One of the places to experiment with that kind of stuff is in the hospital, because you get signs, not only for the locations of various departments, but signs with different rules. And you've got stuff in the hallway. So it's really been a lot of fun. It's been a great icebreaker when people have asked me if I needed help. And I just remind myself to come out of my shell a little bit more, I guess, because I want to know more people in the university that I'm at right now as a standardized patient. What that job is, is I get to act like a patient and rate medical school students on how their customer service quality is. And sometimes we're used with medical students who are learning new equipment. So next week, it's going to be ultrasounds of my bladder and a few other things that my boss said was going to go on. So other than that, things are going pretty well. And I'll turn it back over to you. This is KC8OLL. That's a wrap.