So are we all returning our vision pros as the as the news stories seem to indicate is the big wave

This is what you decide to do to start the show. I was I was saving this and now you're just gonna to drop this bomb right up front.

Yeah, you are you returned yours?

No, of course not.

But I was trying very hard to make it sound believable.

I'm a terrible liar so I don't think I succeeded but I was trying very hard.

No I didn't return mine. I mean truth be told that now we are getting into a topic that I don't think you

intended but I it is exceedingly overpriced it is exceedingly heavy I don't think my

particular nose construction is terribly compatible with it and I'm stubborn

obstinately refusing to use the probably more comfortable two-sided

strap. I'm still on the crank strap. I feel like my particular nose construction is that

all of the weight really wants to rest on my nose and part of the

problem is I've heard other people not complain as much about the nose thing but

complain about the fact that the Vision Pro really wants to sit lower on your face than I think I would choose to naturally put it.

And so if I put it where I think is most comfortable and not on like, I don't know, my nose ridge or whatever whatever I'm sure there's an anatomical term for it but

if I sit it where I want to sit it then it's like please move the headset down it's too high

or I forgot the messages but if you have a Vision Pro you've seen it and if you've seen any of the videos you've probably seen it.

That's the Vision Pro equivalent of your hand is covering up the face ID camera on your iPad Pro?

Yep, yep, yep, yep, exactly it. I could not think of a better analogy. And so, um, so I have to have it ride a little bit lower than I want.

And so for me, all of the weight tends to sit on my nose

unless I really crank the crank strap really tight in which case then I can

transition some of that weight onto my forehead or sometimes my cheekbones and

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