I should have met you. So, in that story, you're a personal, so I do social media news, anywides.com, social media. Yes sir. Oh, neat. And question for you. In the next few years, mobiles are supposed to surpass your PCs for people accessing news and information. How does that make you think? Well, all of these things are signs of a real revolution coming. And I think that revolution is going to be in social media, because I think that we are going to be using social networking to run our businesses, to save the health care system, all kinds of things, and we're only getting glimmers of now. So, I think we're in what I call the pong stage of this technology. You know, remember pong, you know, totally mindless game. That's where we are with Twitter and these other things, but they are going to grow into a very, very powerful influence that are to save. What problem would you try to solve? When you invented the mobile, you tried to solve a problem. What's the problem you solved, man? Well, there are two big problems that I think are going to get solved. One is health care, because our health care system is broken. And we can do that by anticipating disease and curing it before it happens if we've got sensors on your body that can do that. The other, the biggest problem in the world today, what do you think that is? Poverty. Poverty. Poverty. You see what's going on in the Middle East now? Got nothing to do with politics. People, and in China, people know what we've got. They want it to. And the only way to fix that problem is to improve productivity. And I think social networking is going to be a enormous influence in that. Thank you very much. Thank you, George. And our check your hands, sir. Thank you so much. Thank you so much.