The Bird Show. I think you have to be a certain age to have sort of the epiphany I had again last night.

And to some of you guys, this is going to sound ridiculous, like to Abby, who's so young.

But when you're my age and this technology wasn't around when we were kids, I just had this epiphany last night that we take so much technology for granted now that we just didn't have even just a couple of years ago

and last night it hit me because I bought those meta sunglasses you put them on right these

AI sunglasses I can look at my dog and go hey meta what kind of dog is at and it says it's an

English bulldog that's so crazy um I can look at a plant and point at it and go what kind of dog is at? And it says, it's an English bulldog. That's so crazy.

I can look at a plant and point at it and go, what kind, hey, meta, what kind of plant is this and how often should I water it?

And then in my ears through my sunglasses, it tells me exactly the kind of plant and when I should be watering it. That's fascinating of me. That's amazing. It is amazing. I didn't realize they were so robust.

Yes, right?

So then I started going, I'm getting ready to go on vacation, and I'm starting to notice, again, this is, this sounds stupid because we use this stuff every single day.

But like, I am download, I downloaded two books on a Kindle last night in 10 seconds.

And it's in that little, little, anybody thing.

All those pages in that little anything.

I mean, we take those things for granted now.

Oh, yeah, for sure.

We used to have to go to a bookstore and pick up the book and hold it in our hands and read it on the beach.

It's in a little book.

Well, I still do that because I need to have the actual book of my hand.

Do you?

Yes.

Yeah, there's something about having the actual book and feeling the pages.

Like, I'm still like a real book person.

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