So this is quite an exciting one because the card schemes are gone together and essentially launched what is a new type of electronic money or a new way of using electricity as well as currency. So basically, you know, the world has gone into frenzy. It's crazy with prices and so on and so forth. So what they're using the actual cards now themselves to do the new ones that are coming out is that you can charge them the card itself. then following that you can use the card as you would normally to actually purchase in stores so that you basically pay via your utility bill provider rather than having to pay via the let's say your bank account or it's a pre-paid card etc and you can send money to others you can pay your utility bills as you would normally and it's it's super exciting and yeah let me know if you guys have any opinions on it what you've seen what you've read and if you have Any questions?

This is the first time I'm hearing this. And I feel like an old geezer because my initial response was, ew. You know, I guess I have to see it in action and to see if there's...

I feel like that would be really interesting, but also at the same time people are going to end up with like a $3,000 electric bill. I mean, how do they handle the limits? And I should also clarify that in less than the last 13 seconds of this. I'm gonna do that now.