Ellis Rovin

Right.

So if they can offer the same functionality that Meta is with the glasses.

Which is potentially being able to ask something about what you're standing in front of.

I'm standing in front of this monument, but I'm hard of—

hearing or I don't have great eyesight, but tell me what I'm about to be looking at, stuff like that, without having glasses on, could give you the same functionality and deliver it directly into your ears.

It is true.

The fact that you need to be wearing these glasses in order to get the contextual information is pretty annoying.

And at least in Brooklyn, if you are walking down the street, you are wearing headphones.

And the one thing Apple has been incredibly good at for a long time is introducing a new thing for you to use slash wear that looks kind of silly at first and then it's everywhere and everyone's used to it.

You remember when AirPods first came out with the long white stem?

We all made fun of that for so long and then it was just everywhere.

I found a tweet from even more than six years ago when those came out and I was hard.

Because they looked ridiculous.

Well, I was wrong about that.

I disagree.

I think you were right.

I think they do, Marques, to your point.

They objectively look ridiculous, but when everyone's wearing them, they don't look ridiculous.

The first gen ones still look stupid, in my opinion.

With the long stem.