Hey, so as we're recording this, it's May 7th, and I'd like to know, how's your Google I.O. going?

I think at this point, everybody listens to the show knows that we record this show way in advance.

I don't even know why we do it anymore, but that's just how we are.

So today's Google I.O. And I wanted to, I was interested in asking you, like, so a Google I.O. keynote, right?

This is, this is the Google version of the Monday morning of WWDC.

Like, is that important to them, right?

Like, I.O. is happening.

This keynote is where they set out, out like their next year and with google and

beyond right they should always show stuff that's not ready like they show stuff that they're

working on they show research projects and stuff like that because that's just that's just the way

that they choose to do things which i think can result in cool stuff but it can also result in

ridiculous stuff and i wondered uh do you, one, do you watch these keynotes typically?

Two, do you watch them live?

Three, do you have literally any excitement about it?

Let me see if I can get those straight.

So one, do I watch them?

Sometimes I was more apt to do so when I was at my joby job because the Android developers that I worked very closely with would obviously be totally amped about what was going on for I.

And so typically for for I.O.

We would, you know, get a conference room for a couple hours and sit there and watch it together as we worked.

And so that also answers question, too.

Did I watch it live?

In the past, yeah, for a couple of years I did.

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