And check, check one two man. Did I have an unexpected morning today? I'll tell you that. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I had a very unexpected morning.

Well, first things first before I get into my unexpected morning. Uh, Moll was sitting here. Was he not? Yes, he was just, he was sitting here pretending to do stuff.

Is that what was going on? Well, you have a mic. Yeah, you have a mic. Yeah, yeah. Is it hot? Yeah, it's steaming hot. There's no camera though.

Moll was sitting in this chair and, and, uh, well, it was like quick pretend to do some pretend you're doing work and it's just like really chilled cow.

And what was I capable of and he said, yeah, look like you're studying. And I, I logged on. I saw him sitting there just before I arrived. I was like, damn, that guy looks good pretending to work.

He's an expert. He's, I mean, it's my profession. I was like, this guy is amazing at pretending that he's working.

Nobody can beat me. That's right. He's dominates that category. I had a really unexpected and weird morning. And, and I'll tell you why will. And you have no choice in the matter. You have no choice in the matter. You understand? Cause it was that interesting.

And everybody needs to know about it. I promise you. This morning, I had my first experience with you are being tracked by an unknown air tag. Oh, what?

Who? Wow. I'm still at that beat play for a second. It is a really uncomfortable feeling. Like a very shockingly uncomfortable feeling to find someone else's air tag nearby.

Was I was I thought I might have been violated. Yeah.

No, man, I started thinking who's getting who's even getting tracked? I was like, is it me? Is it the kids? Is it? You know, yeah, a vehicle? Is it like I started getting weird? Like I got weirded out. Okay, dude. I got I got. So I usual daily kind of routine.

All right. And that you that includes like grammar coffee and reading the news around say, you know, 10 a.m. or something like that.

Well, this time I go to yank my iPad out because I don't use an iOS device. I don't use an iPhone. I use an Android phone. And I know that the app exists, but the app is not preemptive. Yeah.

Not passive. The app on Android. You have to know you want to see if you're being tracked, but who who's going to do that? And how often are you going to scan? How often are you going to be like? Oh, I need to check right now. I'm probably being tracked. Yeah. It's not it's not passive.

You're not going to do it, right? Has to prompt you. So this is a major sales pitch for Apple once again because my iPad on the other hand doesn't need to be prompted. And it'll prompt me. So not only did this thing find my vehicle that got stolen.

But now it's telling me, hey, dude, you're being tracked. And this also made the product. I know it's such a weird such a weird psycho psychological mind trip. Yeah, they made the product that's tracking me. They're like, sorry.

Somebody's tracking you, but at least your iPad's letting you know that someone's tracking you. But it's weird because it hasn't happened to me before. So it's like this prompt that doesn't tell you much. It just shows you a path of where you've been tracked.

Oh. And then and then you're like, okay, well, what can I do with this information now? Oh, you can do is make the air tag play a sound. That's it. That's all you can do. So you can do.

And I'm like, well, good is that because because we already know people disabling the speakers. Oh, right.

Well, good is that now. What how long am I looking for this thing? Because I'm playing the sound, but I can't find a sound. There's no sound. But where is it though? Did you find it? No, I didn't find it. What?

You're being tracked right now. What? I don't know where it is. This deep underground is in your shoe. Dude, I drove. Dude, I drove home. I was like, okay, I got to let everybody know what the hell's going on over here.

Wait, so where was the iPad at my house? So the air tags in your house? No, because I run the scan in my house. Okay. It's it's it was near in the vicinity at like, I want to say 5 a.m.

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