I'm sure you remember that massive volcano that erupted. It was so sad. It took out Tonga,

killed at least three people, a little South Pacific country. And what's interesting is that the country

is served by a lot of people don't realize this, by an undersea cable. And this cable is about the

size of a garden hose. So the volcano erupted.

It took out their internet.

And so Elon Musk gets on Twitter.

Of course, he does.

And he says, hey, you know, everyone, maybe I can send some Starlink satellite to Tonga so that this way they can have some internet access.

Now, in case you don't know, SpaceX, Starlink.

This is Elon Musk company where he has this grand vision.

It's actually a phenomenal idea to bring Internet access to everyone around the globe.

Instead of using cables, we're going to be using satellites.

Okay, about nine minutes later after he said that, Elon Musk tweeted out,

Could people from Tonga let us know if it's important for SpaceX to

send over these Starlink terminals and give you internet access? Okay, Elon, just a little tip.

They're offline. They can't let you know. And so I guess even billionaires have brain freezes

from time to time. And did you think about this,

that if you invested early in Tesla stock, well, you'd probably be a billionaire. And if you

invested early in, say, Apple stock, maybe a billionaire, maybe a millionaire, but if you just

invested $10 in any stock, in any product, maybe like the beginning of Campbell's Soup or anything like

that. In 1890, well, you'd be dead. And we're really glad that you're not because after

all, it's Tech Refresh. I'm Kim Cabando, and of course, we have our friends here every week.

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