Hey, everybody. This is Phil Town. And this is Danielle Town. Welcome to the

invested podcast. We're coming to you from Zurich, Switzerland and Atlanta, Georgia

and Danielle, my dear, dear treasured daughter. And I have been working together on

stock investing apart, working apart together. Working apart. She does her own

thing. Like so many of us. Yes, that's true. That's true. And we don't really

collaborate that much on stuff. Now while I've been a little out of

commission for like two years. That's the problem. But yeah, I think that's why

it's fun to talk now about some specific companies. So we just sort of landed

on on the fang stocks, fangum, fangum stocks, fangum now. We have because we got

into Netflix, which is one of them. What is the fangum? Microsoft. Oh, the new, the

new thing. Yeah, it's come, it's come back big time with the cloud. It's very

competitive. Yeah, absolutely. So the, as we saw in the recent Netflix announcement

that they're going to be exclusively working with Microsoft for ad services, which

was a big surprise because they use Amazon for their cloud services. Right. And they're,

they're going to be interestingly competitive with that. That'll be quite something. You

think about how these fang stocks are interwoven. I know. Some of them, right? I mean, Google

has this broad net that it casts that includes cloud services. It includes obviously Gmail

documents. My gosh, the whole Android operating system is Google. So three billion mobile

phones work work on Google's operating system, which is all the mobile phones in the world

except for the ones that are working on Apple's operating system, which is fascinating

when you think about how how broadly Google is out there. And then, you know, it, and then

you have Amazon who is massively broad, of course, and all the things that they do, including

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