John, how are you? Let's lighten the mood. How's things going with you, John?

I'm tired. I'm exhausted. You guys are making me more exhausted.

I seem to have become the authority on not seeing easy solutions to my problems.

Is somebody going to tell you about our sink now?

I have heard about our sink and I actually have used it for years, literally years, but that's not the issue.

I'm working on an app that I don't particularly want to talk about these specifics on the show,

but, so if I used to say it, it relates to health kit, which already means I'm kind of treading on

underscores waters, actually, but whatever. So I asked him, hey, is there any way to export

health kit data and bring it into the simulator? Because I prefer to do most of my development

against simulator because it's quicker and easier. So I need a whole bunch of health kit data

on the simulator. And I was like, man, is there any way to export it than like import it?

Is there somewhere on the file system or something like that that I can do this?

In the most polite way, which is underscores, you know, M O, in the most polite way, he said to me,

these are my words mind you, you friggin idiot, you can get on iCloud on the simulator,

just join your account on iCloud. I don't know, you can do that, actually. Well, I'll see.

But I did know that you could do that, but I didn't put two and two together. But this is where it

gets really bad. And I shouldn't share this publicly, but here I am. I said to him, but underscore,

here's the thing. I want to be able to like save things to health kit, but I don't want them to

actually save to, you know, like the canonical instance of health kit. So in other words, if I

save, I don't know, like a workout, which is not actually what this app does, but for the sake of

conversation, I save a workout. I don't want it to go to like my actual canonical health kit,

I don't know, identity for lack of a better word or repository. I want that to kind of just live

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