Taylor Lorenz

And stuff, but I think that's why people want these retro games.

You know, it was like before you had to do all these in-app purchases, you could just play Tetris and it was fun or like Snake on your old Nokia.

Like you weren't being bombarded with ads.

Like I miss that too.

In line with that, Kyle, I'm curious if you guys have been following the trend of, like, teenagers making cyberdecks.

You mean like... No.

What's a cyber deck?

Wait, guys.

It's a trend.

There's a whole subreddit.

A lot of teenagers are getting into it.

Basically, it's kind of like building your own computer.

A lot of them use like Raspberry Pi or these like little...

you know, sort of like interfaces.

But yeah, it's like people kind of building their own like makeshift computers.

And some of them use just like a phone for the screen, but they sort of download this other environment.

I think it's really cool.

And it's really arisen with the rise of like vibe coding as well, because it's made building technology easier and easier.

And I think we're already seeing this explosion of people building software and being creative.

But I really hope that we see people build more hardware also, because...