Dave and Chuck the Freak.

Hi. Good morning to you. On a Thursday, the 14th day of January, you've got Dave and

Chuck the Freak. Thanks for being here with us. As we mentioned yesterday, the consumer

electronic show has started up again as it does every January. This year, though, of course,

things are different. Normally they have, I think, 20,000 people in Vegas for this. And

now, of course, they don't. Everything is being done virtually this year. Big hit for

Vegas. I'm sure it's probably one of their biggest, sure, now conventions and yeah,

they lost around $300 million. And different kinds of spending that people usually do.

Oh, sure. Just for renting out space and hotel rooms and then all the huckers and blow.

Yeah, all the huckers and blow goes along with that nerds hookers and blow. That's probably

their time. That's probably the time they cut loose. So, they can valley blow. Oh, yeah.

You know what I mean? Yeah. They're already micro-dose on the on the SIDS. So a couple of days

deep into this year's show. Some pretty cool stuff has been shown already giving us a glimpse

of what's coming in the near and not too far future when it comes to tech. For example,

you know, like, I don't think it's ever going to take up, but the folding phones. Yeah,

they keep pushing that. And they want us to be able to fold it up like origami and then

just pull it out. And it's the size of a big screen TV. I guess, but it hasn't really

taken off. And I think Samsung is selling one now, but it's really pricey. Yeah, I just,

I think when, just like anything in life, they rolled it out real fast when it was initially

developed. And didn't they all snap? There was a problem at the beginning. Yeah. And so I think

a lot of people aren't exactly, they're not as hype now to get this folding phone because

the last thing I'd want is to buy a folding phone. And then even though they're going to take it

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