Ellis

I don't know.

It's just they're going after the wrong product.

I don't know.

I imagine.

I imagine it is it is all a bunch of like bull to just try to they're so obsessed with stimulating American manufacturing, but they don't understand like the amount of work that it requires to actually build an entire business in the US making various things like routers.

Like how often do people buy routers?

You know?

Once every five to ten years.

It's just... Most people never buy a router.

How much would an Optimus robot cost me?

How much would it cost me, though?

I don't think you're allowed to have one.

then how am I going to get my router?

Send the robo taxi for it.

I'll just use Starlink.

So we want to talk about this because it was kind of hot news in the journalism world this week.

Effectively, you guys probably know Grammarly, and there was also an app called Superhuman, and then Grammarly bought Superhuman, and now Grammarly is Superhuman, and Grammarly is a product of Superhuman.

That's your breakdown.

Not confusing at all.

Not confusing at all.