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Well, first quick check-in with Mike Hawk and some of the stories and headlines, he is not working on. Serve it on a plate. Yeah. Well, thank you, Miles. A growing number of parents, teachers, and school districts are saying that it's time to scale back how many screens that we're putting in classrooms. They've been saying that forever.

Well, and the articles started out with, and I don't believe it's wrong, is like, we need, they were trying to put screens in there. Everybody needs a laptop. Everybody needs these learning tools that are out there. Then all of a sudden, the laptop show up, the different computers, the, the tablets and other screens and all of a sudden it's starting to bubble out of control. And it's what the only thing the kids are staring at in those classrooms now. It's right on the freaking chalkboard that you have in front of the class. Yeah. Or dry erase. Dry erase. I don't think they even have chalkboards anymore. I mean, that's the thing. If nothing else, you know, when you're right on the board and you're commanding the student's attention, you know who's paying attention based on whether or not they're looking at the board. Right. If you, if I had a computer, like, dude, I promise you, I'm surfing porn. I'm doing, I was a bad student, but if you gave me that out, right? Like, oh, I'm absolutely not paying attention. And unfortunately, there's, right, like, just given the age when the pandemic happened,

there's a lot of these kids who, like, only know learning from those tablets.

Right, absolutely.

Absolutely.

It's right on the board, guys.

It will fix itself in the way that they're going to create a technology that the kids aren't able to just go and goof off on the tablets. And they'll become a learning tool that it's basically bolted to the desk. I understand. And you can also just write it on the board. That's work. Yeah, you could. That has work. Yeah. That's all. Or at least change the age that we're doing that. Yeah. Okay. Maybe that's. We don't need third graders on the tablets. No. Yeah. Give them the board. Right on the board.

Yeah. That's all. Or at least change the age that we're doing that. Yeah, okay. Maybe that's it. We don't need third graders on the tablets.

No.

Yeah.

Give them the board. Right on the board. There you go. The sixth annual Great Florida Bigfoot conference is set to take place in Florida next month. I don't think they can take ownership of that. What do you mean? Bigfoot. It's like it's being like the, you know, alligator fest.

Right.

Up here in Seattle.

Come on.

Come on.

The Seattle Alligator Fest.

It's like it's being like the, you know, alligator fest.

Right.

Up here in Seattle.

Come on.

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