Okay, wait a minute here. What happened to this sudden seismic shift on robot attitudes on this show. I even have a shirt in my drawer, that says death to robots while all of a sudden we be in. So, friendly about this. What happened?

Hey, good afternoon, news. Junkies, I just want to weigh in on that, uh, robot, yeah, that's really cheap. But, uh, anybody remember, when phones were real cheap sign up for a line, we'll give you a free phone because the government and big business want to know where you're at and what you're thinking about buying. Hmm. Sounds fishy to me any rate. Um, just want to say wiggle, wiggle, pop up.

Oh my gosh, that humanoid robot is exactly. We're not far off from this movie that I saw I'm sure these robots already exist in Japan and China and stuff but a movie I saw earlier this year in January called companion. Shaun, I know you're the movies. I don't know if you saw this in theaters but do yourself a favor, it's out on streaming somewhere. Everybody will like it. It had a super twist. Go watch companion and just like Cain mentioned, they probably have some kind of code so it won't pick up human babies because you might see them but people will find a way to hack these things to do whatever they want them to do. That's the problem. That's what this movie this movie was so good, just watch it.

So, I just got a question about the robot thing. If you don't pay for this. And it's like a you know you you owe thousand dollars for it and let's say you missed 3 payments, does it repo itself? Or does like somebody come and pick it up and like uber it back to the factory or something. and, I mean. These are things, you need to know.

Just listening to you guys. Talk about trick-or-treating 2021. Was the first year that my fiance and I were in our home and we absolutely loved watching all of the kids run around through our neighborhood and collect all the candy. Um, but 1, cool thing that this made me think of was that we brought our ping pong table into the front living room area. So, whenever we open the door, the kids, um, would get their candy and then we actually had a couple of teenage boys come in the house and challenge us to play ping pong, and we just thought it was so cool and, um, so much fun to interact with the neighborhood kids. But now, looking back, I'm, I'm kind of thinking like, dang where were their parents and did they know that they were in a stranger's house but trick-or-treating is just not what it used to be. It's sad and I wish that the world was a safer place and kids could do these things like they used to be able to