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it's time for slices. What do you have, Jesse? Alright, so there's a new tech product that's been getting a lot of attention this week. It's called friend and it is an AI companion. Basically, it's like a necklace with it with a small device. at the end. And it can listen to you and it hears what you're doing and can respond to you via text. So in an ad for this device, someone goes for a long run, right? And they're like, man, this was a good one. We finally made it. And then here, ding! And the friend device is like, yeah, good job today on this front. Or somebody's playing video games. And his buddy's talking trash. And the phone beeps. And it's like, you are really getting trash in this video game, dude. Or someone like eating a falafel and it is like oh this is so good I needed the lunch break and friend texts them and says how's the falafel or whatever right like it is the saddest loneliest thing I've ever seen. But the reason it's gaining so much attention isn't just because it seems so, like to add, even the music, it looks like a Black Mirror episode, as many people have noted. But the reason it's getting so much attention is because much of the product development money went to the domain where they're selling this device from friend.com. I don't know how much went into the device, but the individual who's, you know, brainchild, this is, spent $1.8 million just for the domain.

Oh! Just for the web URL? Just for

friend.com.