All right, it's $5.3 million. You can own it and think about it. Maybe you'll be inspired to create the next new Facebook.

It's actually the house that Mark Zuckerberg rented when he was building Facebook, which is now called Meta.

And as the story goes, he was looking at the house with his roommates. And he just stood outside.

The roommates went in and they

came out and they said yeah mark this is great again he did not even go in the house and then he wrote

the owner a check for ten thousand dollars uh and it the owner says you know it seemed like he was

kind of in a hurry well as it turns out he was in a hurry because he was they were being thrown out

of their previous Palo Alto

house because they tied a zip line around a chimney and then let it down to the pool.

And so they needed to like move like that day. Okay. But I thought about it. It would be cool

meeting Mark Zuckerberg. What I mean? He knows so much about you. He knows your interests, how many friends you have, your political leanings. I mean, there'd be no

that awkward like getting to know you phase, right? I'd be like, hey, hi Kim. Hi, Ali. Hi, Matt.

That's right. This is Tech Refresh. It's your weekly fun show about all things digital and it's delivered every Friday with

Kim Commando today. And joining us, of course, I'm Kim Commando. And then of course we have our

amazing content queen and crypto gal. Ali Seligman, what pearls of wisdom will you be sharing with us

today, Al? I'm going to tell you how little money scammers are buying and selling all your

personal info for online, which is always a bummer.

And a little deep dive into why everyone is talking about crypto, stable coins.

Ooh, stable coins.

And then, of course, we have our magnificent millennial, Matthew.

And what are you going to share with us today, Matt?

We are going to talk about the discontinuation of one of the most popular pieces of tech of all time,

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