Marques

They, like, did virtual reality where one person was walking.

That's 750?

That's 750.

Okay.

Well, I guess it's one thing.

The bell's all mechanical.

It's not digital.

2000's pretty high.

I was listening to these before to try and see what they sounded like.

But you also have to think of it, it has to be in a bell that goes... Yeah, yeah.

The way they did it is they tested it by a person in virtual reality was wearing noise-canceling headphones and was in the virtual reality supposed to be doing something on their phone to be paying attention to it.

It's hard to imagine these as the bike tone that would be on a... But that's much louder.

And so in their testing, they found that people wearing ANC headphones heard the bell 22 meters earlier or five seconds sooner than an average person biking, which is huge.

So yeah, it's something they're testing in London.

They're planning on expanding it.

I want it.

because when we are trying to do water runs in the studio and everyone's wearing headphones, I want to try and alert everybody, so we should just put it at the front door so we can just ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, and everybody can then know we're going to do a water run.

so they can get some funny money.

Well, I guess not riding, but when you're in the world.

They're saying people with headphones are generally also a lot of times looking at their phone and just completely unaware of what's going on.