I just want to point out that directly prior to recording this podcast, you used one digital

agents to deal with another digital agent?

No.

No, that's not what I did.

Well, okay, there were a few steps in between, but I'm just going to suggest that perhaps

there are too many robots listening in your house.

Look, you're just because you think that the voice is listening to you as a problem and I

embrace the late stage capital as night where that we all inhabit every day, um, I, look, my, my,

my wife who I love dearly likes to use the timers on Alexa in the living room for certain things.

And she's not here right now. So when the timer at 345 went off, instead of me yelling, getting up and walking to the other

room and telling Alexa to turn off the timer, I just yelled from my desk through a couple of

walls.

And it worked because technology is awesome.

It did.

I just want to point out that, I mean, the net effect of this whole situation is that not 30

seconds after that,

you were then, Hey, Siriing a text message to your wife. I did, Hey, Siri to tell her that her timer

went off, which is literally the least efficient way to do a timer. I'm just going to tell you,

I mean, look, objective third party assessment here. Look, watching you talk to one robot and then

another robot in the space of a minute. Like it was a little eye opening.

I have,

I have desperately tried to change the usage patterns of the folks that live in my house with me.

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