David Pierce

There we go.

They got to go further.

Yes.

Jake, what do you like?

What are you excited about?

Okay, we talked about this a little bit earlier, but Apple framed the... Well, they had a whole bunch of screen time upgrades, and they framed a lot of the stuff around child controls.

But straight up, being able to schedule specific times when apps aren't allowed and how much time is allowed during those specific times...

that that's actually really, really useful.

I have, uh, Ozzy is mostly for TikTok, uh, but, but having, uh, a, a screen time limit on apps that you know are just sort of like time killers is really, really useful.

Um, but it's also very different, uh, during the week versus on the weekends or during, you know, work and school hours versus like,

at night when you really do have some time to kill.

And so I thought that was a super smart addition and something that people will legitimately get value out of.

Totally.

Yeah, totally.

My only feature request on that front, and this has been true for a long time, is I need the screen time limits to be meaner to me.

When it just throws up the thing and is like, put in your passcode and you can bypass it, I just will do that.

Screen time limits have never worked for me for that reason.

But if Siri would just show up as I was hitting the button and it was like, like, don't you do it, you stupid idiot.

Go play with your kids instead.

Do you know how successful that would be for me?