It's possible. If it is, it could be worth it. But yes, it's hard to underwrite at $100 million. That's a lot of money for It's not a lot of money for Meta at $1.5 trillion in market cap. It is a lot of money. $1.4. It is a lot of money. Last week's number, an $8 billion company.

Then, okay. But there's growing unease with companies sticking generative AI features into any and all products and having a little AI jinn always whispering in our ear seems like a cautionary tale or a Twilight Zone episode. And yet there will be smart glasses and you and I might even choose to wear them. Their technological inevitability, a new consumer tech arms race for the last and best real estate on our bodies.

A lot of people, you know, like the idea of having a truck but only use the truck bed, you know, twice a year, something like that. So like you said, competitive, but, uh, I'm excited for it.

Snap is working on a deal with Robert Downey Jr. to spend $100 million potentially for a partnership there. Which is deeply confusing.

we live in a competitive market, and this is an opportunity for other companies because if Apple's raising prices, that's a better value prop for a Chromebook or someone else who figures out how to optimize memory and not have a price hike.

the chip Jalapeño launched, designed with Broadcom.