Jordi Hays

I'll take a panorama of the Ultradome.

And then when I'm on that plane, I'll be able to sit here, re-watch our interview on that screen there.

That's funny.

In full immersion.

I'll be sitting there like this.

Yeah.

Last question about WWDC.

The parental controls, the focus on... It feels like Apple's solving some of the societal anxiety around, like, are phones bad for kids?

Are phones bad for people?

All this existential...

like what do you think they were driving there?

Was that message received?

Because obviously AI is everything everyone talks about, but how important are those features?

Like what were your takeaways from how, like why they chose to focus on that so much?

How important are those features?

And then will that actually move the needle on like young device adoption?

But it was driven because I've noticed sometimes I'll go into screen time and it'll be like the Washington post.com is 23 hours and 59 minutes.

And I'm like, I had one tab open and it was just like churning and sending something super buggy.

Paul Merlucky is out there banging the gong about retro futuristic devices.

It's a real thing.