Andy Halliday

I feel like there was an inflated promise about what that particular configuration and design was going to deliver because it had all the things.

It has the sound.

And by the way, the one application that you can use, you can play music from your phone into those.

But it's like...

you know, the reviews say it's like so tinny, you know, you wouldn't want to listen to it.

They're not good headphones.

Man.

The holiday glasses, because of that projection thing, they, they don't require that you overlay that visual, visual,

on the scene that you're looking.

You'll be driving along with the holiday glasses on, but in order to look at the little green circle, you have to look up.

I'd have to go like,

You have to look up.

And that's one of the challenges and comments in the reviews about the holiday glasses that are out there is that it requires you to roll your eyes up and to the right, by the way, it's like I look up or to the right.

Repeatedly, imagine you're in a conversation with someone and you keep going like that.

Or they say one of the ways you can use it is you could create a document and then have it kind of scroll there like a teleprompter.

right away like yeah there's no way because there's the the navigation to scroll is here or it's on a ring that you think and it doesn't work it's like i keep rubbing and rubbing and i love that this keeps getting worse the more you describe it like nothing you said is maybe go oh well there's that

Like everything you said, it's been like, what amazes me is that what, what happened to user testing?

Like, where was the, where were the user testers who weren't just going, wait, this is not ready for primetime.

I doubt they made money on that.

There was an enormous investment in just the manufacturing pipeline for doing something because it's really well built.