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Hello.

Listen, think about this.

You're waking up with Sarah and Vinny.

I love it.

Alice at 973.

What current tech do you think will seem ridiculous in 50 years?

Now, some of this stuff is, okay, I'm with them charging cables.

Yeah.

Well, now that I have all these places in my house where I can just lay a phone down, it does feel like...

I would like to not even have to lay it down. I'd just like to be near it.

I'd love to be irradiated by just like power sources all around me.

I never really thought about it until your ex-boyfriend brought it up one time on a secret show, I think it was. Who's my ex-boy-old? The guy you made out with that one time who never stops talking. Hal Sparks. Yes. Hal Sparks was the first guy who said, this is this, the wires, this is the next thing to go. Like, technology's got to get rid of these miles and miles of wires.

It's just and it's true.

I have everybody's got a drawer in their house filled with old wires.

And you don't want to throw them out because you're like, this might be for that one thing that I got.

For the scale or the mirror.

Something I've got to charge.

Mm-hmm. Right.

Charging cables. People say, wait, people will say, wait, you had to physically plug in your devices every day.

Yeah. Yep, we did. So I'm looking forward to that. And it's garbage. And I bet you the batteries will get better, too.

Mm-hmm. Although maybe not, because they want you to replace your phone.

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