Ellis Rovin

The long stem.

The long stem.

The long.

They did shorten the stem.

Short stem's fine.

I think I was a freshman in college when they came out and I just remember them instantly becoming a status symbol because it's not like they were super expensive, but they were pretty expensive.

And it was still like when they came out, the big question was like, how are you not going to lose these?

So it instantly became like a, I'm wealthy enough to lose these and buy another one sort of product.

But so, so,

That's how I feel.

It's like, I actually, I take back what I said, Marques, because you are right.

Like I do think if Apple did make the, I'm always pointing a camera at something, they would hopefully keep that in line with their current data practices.

But I have trust issues.

Well, everybody does.

This is kind of what I think they're going to struggle with is anytime Apple is going to have a camera that is always pointed at people, even if they have all of these security practices and all of these things about we only use it if you give it these permissions and we only use it when you say these certain commands.

People are going to feel nervous.

Like, remember when the AirTags came out and for like six months people were like, I'm going to be stocked with these.

Yeah.

So, yeah.

Which is a real problem.