Theo Von

I mean, they just change a little feature about you, but you're like, you know that's you.

But in the future, they could do that.

Some of these companies could then license your existence somehow or where you at in certain areas into a video game like that.

And that gets kind of crazy, dude.

That's pretty sick.

Yeah.

Let's finish out here.

Let me see.

Flock cameras have exploded across the U.S.

because they're cheap turnkey crime-fighting tools that let even small departments tap into a national vehicle tracking network.

Flock sells subscription packages that include the hardware cellular backhaul.

Their cameras continuously capture plates, timestamps, and vehicle metadata.

Push it to Flock's cloud where cops can run searches and set alerts on hot lists.

Flock has marketed directly to police, HOAs, and private business, centralizing all plate reads.

By 2024-25, the company said it had cameras in roughly 4,000 plus cities and over 5,000 communities.

So, bro, it's here.

That's the new Annabelle, dude.

And she's out of the box.

Matt Reif, man, you have your newt, your Garnitur.

I'm on tour right now.