Marques

So to have multiple reverbs in a car,

For those confused on what the karaoke system is, this car had software that was really good.

It also had modules that you could buy that would attach to the car, things like an extra speedometer at the top or ambient light bars on the sides to move up and down with your music or USB Type-C cables at the bottom.

And one of them is a pair of high-quality karaoke microphones that will plug in and charge based on the car's battery and will work with the car's built-in karaoke mode in the software.

Said software had multiple reverbs and lots of other features.

We actually demoed it briefly.

It was hilarious.

That is a feature that exists in this car.

Ours didn't have that option, I don't think.

Oh, okay, okay.

Yeah, but yeah, there is a mini fridge.

Yours did have Douyin built into the back screen, which is Chinese TikTok for anyone curious, which provided me with ample time to scroll Chinese thirst traps and League of Legends live streams.

It was quite fun.

I drove it for like 20 minutes to go get charged.

And as I'm sitting there while it's charging, I'm just like, oh, this thing's got a lot of stuff.

And then I was looking under the center console and thought, oh, Miles and them left some walkie-talkies here from when they were doing rollers.

And then I clicked them and they popped in perfectly.

I was like, this car has walkie-talkies in the bottom of it.

Two of them.

Built in.