Mark Arum

I missed you too.

Yeah, well, I mean, gosh, the news cycle just will not stop, including this that came across my desk.

And I'm really concerned about it.

Is it possible, Kim, that my router at home is selling my data?

That guy.

And, you know, I actually knew about that.

I had a friend that worked in Amazon and I was trying to I was asking him, you know, behind the scenes how the Amazon Prime video works.

And he's like, oh, you know, it was technical jargon.

But basically, it's not one, you know, there's not one server that is just playing the natural for me on Amazon Prime.

It's bits and pieces.

I guess that sidewalk is part of it.

So like I don't have, I've got a, I don't know if I should say the name of the company, but I've got amazingly fast in-home internet.

The company begins with an X and ends with a Y. Are they sharing my data?

Can I opt out of that at all?

Gotcha.

All right.

That's brilliant.

Yeah, I don't want the guy whose dog is pooping on my driveway to get the Wi-Fi.

You mentioned Amazon.

Obviously, Jeff Bezos, the founder, billionaire, almost trillionaire owner of Amazon.