Brandon Sawalich

you know, just instantaneously knowing what's going on or asking it to be, you know, as you said, your personal assistant from a dictionary glossary, your Google, you name it.

So, you know, for me personally,

The technology and what we're doing, you know, continues to advance.

We're staying at the forefront, but again, it's getting people to open up and which we are on wearing hearing aids and understanding that it's not even, you know, hearing aid of 10 years ago.

I mean, this is high, high tech, wearable tech technology.

that does much more than what you think.

And from a sound clarity standpoint, even if they have a mild hearing loss or no hearing loss, it's going to give you that boost in hearing.

Well, it goes back to why I love what I do, and that's helping people.

And it's getting those smiles as you see the work that we do connects people and helps them throughout the day in their work and life.

And, you know, I appreciate you having me on so I could talk about, you know, the cool technology and really what hearing aids are, but where they're going.

And really knowing that, you know, it's never you don't never want to wait till it's too late on your hearing loss because you can't get it back.

We stabilize or help get back to someone as much normal as possible because it's there's a lot of cool things that come with it besides, you know, you know, the stereotype of old.

It popped in my head because I'm going probably this weekend.

But, yeah, that's that.

I can go down the voices, but, you know, if I think it relaxes, something fun, that's just what popped in my head.

Because sometimes, you know, I travel a lot and there's a lot of great things I've done, but sometimes you got to get grounded.

And I don't like to get too full of myself or get off path.

Oh, I just almost blurted out my, well, my electric toothbrush, but

That's what was just in my mind before we got on.

But of course, an iPhone, who doesn't love that?