Jordi Hays

They got it locked down.

It's great.

Also, I think maybe journalists don't think it's like the hottest scoop to go after, but still, really impressive.

I'm on the edge of my seat to figure out what they launched because incredibly talented team, incredible business, incredible founder, and David Holes, the founder of Midjourney,

started Magic Leap, an augmented reality or virtual reality company that would track your hand over this little device that was sort of the size of a stick of gum, basically.

You could strap it to the front of a Oculus Rift and it would track your hands while you were in VR.

That company.

At one point sold to Apple almost and then got rolled back and then sold to another company and raised a bunch of money.

And then David ran it all up again with MedJourney.

It's a great story.

Anyway, I love the MedJourney story.

But I'm very excited.

Back to specs.

Back to specs.

Are guys who golf every other weekend in the summer really going to drop over 2k so they can put on their pair of specs just when they need to see how many yards they are from the pin?

I think a lot of golfers do have disposable income.

The price tag might not be the issue.

The question is, does this look cool on a golf course?

Is this a

Is this something that has like badge value if you pull out like a nice range finder, like a Titleist bag or something with a great brand?