What's up, everybody? Welcome to another edition of Habermin

of Middlecalf. I'm Guy with me as John. We're going to start today with a YouTube comment

that John just put up on the screen. Because the answer to this question is a hard

no. What would you get a question? Canceled, fired, and five

gaffers, can you for the OG, you know, the originals, the people. This is from

Tazio, Bisegia. We have bad eyes at an R. It's an R. May the ham like, may the ham like

plus, I don't even know what that means. May they have like ham plus,

oh, like ham plus, like NFL plus, or ESPN plus, where you can see all the behind-the-scenes footage

of them prepping for the show, like a high school finishing their homework right before class.

Well, is there a chance that, I mean, again, we're on the internet, this service we use,

the skypes and the zooms. Is everything recorded somewhere in a cloud?

I believe so, yes. I mean, do you believe so? I haven't really thought that long.

I wouldn't put it down. I don't know if there's an unlimited amount of data.

I would say I'm very aware of the real possibility. I would go so far, maybe even the likelihood,

that the things that companies tell us they don't record and keep, that they record and keep.

Yes. That when we are not recording, that it's possible that somewhere it's being

recorded, not necessarily watched. Same with Skype and zooms and yeah, and text messages and phone calls.

The only thing I would wonder about that is once these companies get so big,

pretty big liability if they're ever, if there's a hack, I mean, they'd be done.

And two, from a cloud situation, there's probably a lot of time spent when a meeting goes live on zoom,

or something like a podcast on and off, that that would be a lot of information they would be

paying for that they're actually not using. That's like once it's high, would be my only pushback.

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