David Pierce

That's good.

But there's something to, okay, if we can connect more people more of the time, they'll use our services.

And I guess you can make the same kind of case with Amazon, both with its Amazon.com, but also all of its other stuff.

So fine.

This just feels like

a particularly huge bet on a relatively small version of that.

But maybe I'm wrong.

Maybe there is some big, giant, ambitious thing that we don't know about inside of the Global Star acquisition.

But a big tie-up with Apple, at the very least, I think goes a long way.

If you know the truth about satellite internet and you want to tell me what the big idea is here that I'm missing, versecastsattheverse.com.

I want to hear from you.

Neil, what's your next one?

All right.

This is my Brendan did nothing and it was still stupid.

Okay.

So a couple weeks ago, the FCC banned all foreign-made routers from the United States, which is all routers.

And so routers that were already on sale were allowed to stay on sale, and then you needed to get an exemption from the FCC, which amounted to filing a formal plan committing to build your routers in the United States.

And so all these companies scrambled.

Sean Hollister and I did a bunch of reporting.

We called all the router companies.