Are you back home now?

I am. I'm back home in my office at a comfortable 16 degrees.

Yeah, we could have an entire episode addressing the thermostat follow-up,

but I don't want to do that. And I want to tell you why. I tell you why I don't want to do that.

I can't recall getting so much follow-up about a specific thing in a long time.

Like, you know, we get lots of follow-up for like the entire conversation,

but everyone just sending him follow-up for one specific thing.

Now, I want to give you just like a brief overview of the feedback that we've got.

It is ranged from using Faraday cages, to how to rewire a thermostat,

to if it's legal to rewire a thermostat, to if it's dangerous to rewire a thermostat,

to a variety of things that people have written into,

which feel incredibly prone to causing fires,

like using a heat lamp against a curtain,

to how easy this would be for you to do to replace it,

to how hard it would be for you to do to replace it,

to how simple it would be to trick the Wi-Fi,

to how it would be impossible to trick the Wi-Fi,

to whether you were breaking some kind of international law

or whether it should be your right to do it.

That is the full summarization of the follow-up we have received,

and I will not address any of it because I don't want to.

Yeah, I don't know why. The topic of what temperature is comfortable,

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