Yes, yes, y'all forgot you had that new keyboard look at you slowly fading that audio

Yeah, that dial is very useful. You got yourself a jog wheel. Is that what it's called? I don't

know. I mean, do people call something like that? Like if you're using it for production-based,

if it goes both direction, if you're, I don't know why it's called a jog wheel will. Like I put

me on a spot like that. Try to make it up. I mean, I know it's a wheel, but what is the jog portion? You

can jog in either direction, jog dial, jog wheel, shuttle wheel type of knob ring wheel or dial,

which allows you to shuttle or jog through audio or video. Yeah, all right. So you're jogging

through the audio or video. If you were like in final cut, let's say or the venture or whatever,

you can move through frames with that jog wheel slash dial. I used to have one of those

shuttles back in the day. Anyway, you got on your keyboard because your fancy like that, that's the

mountain Everest max, which you're still using, still loving. Yeah, it's great. You're having a time

with the silent keys, which is I don't know if people saw the video yet, but we got up close and

personal with those keyboards. What would it take for you to leave Android? That is today's

interesting question of the day. What would need to happen for you to ban a ship? So this is posted

Android authority. So presumably you have plenty of Android fans over there. Android authority.

Is that so? I don't know. I assume that's how it works. It would be the equivalent of a post on

Mac rumors nine to five Mac Mac insider, Apple insider, blah, blah. It will be the equivalent

of that if they say, what would it take for you to leave iPhone? And then you go to Android

and say, what would it take for you to leave Android? And you're asking me because I'm using the

Galaxy Fold now. Here are some of the questions, 20,000 votes. So here are some of your options for

what it would take. Google selling it, Google selling Android, getting rid of it. Okay, that's one.

Lack of innovation, major OEMs abandoning it, Google locking it down like iOS, a better alternative

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