David Imel

And the equipment you're bringing in is probably heavy, right?

Yeah, and you need to get it like towed to the nearest retailer.

Yeah, it's kind of crazy.

But the lawsuit was filed in 2022.

And while the settlement's not perfect, this still in the right to repair world has got to be one of the biggest wins, whether it's a perfect win or not.

Probably one of the biggest wins.

in the battle of right to repair.

My first thought was do just some different non authorized retailers.

Can they like buy a subscription to access different parts if they're not the owner?

So like maybe different, cause it mentions mechanics.

So maybe there are mechanics that aren't authorized and maybe they can somehow pay to have subscriptions or licenses for repairing equipment.

So it doesn't have to be only specific ones.

Yeah.

Not totally sure, but.

It's very annoying and hopefully fixed soon.

More precedents that get set, the better.

Marques, you typed breaking news in.

I just want it to be space.

It's also funnier because control is generally the hotkey for Windows and use the Gemini thing.

I talked about it on a podcast once.