this is news that I don't mind hearing it doesn't bother me one bit. No. It's news

from Mr. Mark Gurman over at Bloomberg. He's always talking about Apple stuff. Yeah. I

guess we are too. I guess a lot of people are. I guess that's what happened when you're

a big player making big products. You get talked about a lot. Mm hmm. None wrong with that. Nope.

I've never been the biggest smartwatch guy. Just hasn't been me. I've worn watches at different

times and sometimes I just put the watches down. Uh huh. But you do wear a watch.

I just put this one back on like three days ago. And prior to that, I have been watched

list for a couple of months. Oh, I can't tell you what it is. It happens to me, but every so

often I'll put the watch down and I just not feel compelled to put it back on. It doesn't matter

smartwatch. Prior to that, I was wearing it. Actually, I had a better habit, a better watch habit

before I got into smartwatches. Mm hmm. And it was because I never had to think about

charging those watches. Yeah. And so I would just be wearing those and it would be on the bedside

tail I put it on every day or if I left it in a bathroom or if you could pop it on,

and it was ready to go. And I always had a inclination towards the more rugged looking watches

from a style perspective. Now, when it comes to smartwatches, some of the manufacturers,

smartwatches, fitness watches, et cetera, some of the manufacturers have gravitated towards

that aesthetic. I mean, you just brought up polar. I was wearing that stuff for a while. I may

throw back on. I don't know. I see you got a new one over here. The Vantage M2, I may throw

that on. It's quite possible. Something like that could happen. This is a smartwatch, right?

Or is it like it's smart? It's smart in the sense that you can get it to do some notifications

to things and things like this. But I turn most that off. Okay. Where it's really the smartest

because I'm getting distracted enough will. Yes. But where where I like it is when it does

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