This better be worth it.

Sure enough, it was really cool.

It was super well done.

The live stream went off without a hitch.

There was no weird quality issues or any major frame skips.

And it really did feel like you were in the audience which was pretty

awesome. The funniest thing was that Adam was just off stage. All he had to do is

turn his head and he could have watched the whole show from right where he was behind the curtain and he watched the whole thing in the vision pro.

In the visual pro.

Because he was like, I just wanted to see that it worked and then he was like well and then I got into it and I was like well I'll just keep watching

So he was literally right off the stage watching in vision pro so I I have to say I'm pretty I mean again I cannot take credit for any of the technology

It was all Adam and Spatial Jen and his colleagues at Sandwich and all I did was say okay. Let's try it. You know all I did was grant permission,

so I don't want credit for it.

But I have to say it is a minor thrill

that my show, to my knowledge,

is the first live thing ever broadcast for Vision Pro?

I think that's right.

Yeah, that's cool.

And it's kind of weird, oh well you'd think Apple would would do it first but Apple doesn't really do

anything live anymore right their keynotes ever since COVID are all pre-recorded and

even like at W. W. D.C. each year when they show it to a thousand or 2,000 people on the lawn outside

Apple Park and Tim and Craig Federigi come out beforehand.

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