Beth Lyons

I'm not throwing shade anybody.

I can quite literally walk to my grocery store in about three minutes from here.

So there's no need in my life for that.

Um,

But I had plenty of friends who were in like cities and stuff where that makes sense.

Just time wise, they'd rather pay the premium because it would take longer to go park and pay for parking.

And I get it, whatever, whatever the reason is.

Amongst a thousand other reasons for people who have ambulatory issues and otherwise who can't get out the door.

What I'm saying is, okay, you created... It's a great thing.

I get it.

It's super smart.

I think it's a smart card.

They call it... It does have a name, by the way, which... Caper Cards.

I'm not sure why Caper, but Caper Cards is what it's called.

And it talks all about how it's going to have all these functions.

And I'm like, okay...

how are you who is instacart paying for these and deploying these high-tech carts to certain stores and how does that work and the instacart person shows up and do they check it out but then don't take it out the damn door switch it over to a regular card like it's it looks cool but practicality how does that actually work

Because I don't see these rolling around the store.

And to your point, Andy, it's not for everybody.

Not everybody can grab this cart.