Andy Halliday

So anyway, it's sort of a side note, but it's what we think of that.

Hey, Carl joined us as well.

Hey, Carl.

We've been sort of chit-chatting the whole day about news and different stuff, but I'm actually going to do a quick screen share here of something else I did on Perplexity Computer over the weekend that was just for fun.

So I'll explain it to you guys on there.

So I'll give you the quick background to this.

My wife and I, not this year,

In a few years, we have talked extensively.

In fact, we're pretty serious about being able to be remote and also being able to travel.

It's something we're really passionate about.

And my daughter's a few years out from college.

So this is getting closer and closer.

going to be a reality now we're not rich so a lot of what we talk about are places that you can go around the country like our world excuse me like cambodia and other places to perhaps live for three months at a time and we we like the idea of moving one four times a year and staying in airbnbs long term and just enjoying that you know consuming and enjoying that area of the world but also doing it economically right because we don't have we don't have unlimited funds in fact

Anything we've ever talked about has to be less expensive than whatever we currently bring in now.

It has to be a cheaper way of life, right?

So one of the things we've talked about more or less for fun than anything else is the idea of like constant cruising.

Lots of people do this, but they also Royal Caribbean.

We just happened to see a YouTube thing and it was about there.

their crown and anchor society, right?

Their, their points program.